Sale ad roundup with mixed pets and misc. items
Classified notices show male collie puppies male beagle two geese a duck and other pets plus pedigreed pups and household items. Buyers seek clothing furniture used goods office equipment and tools with several local sellers listing phone contacts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Claplner
Cedar Heights
Lafayette
U. S
Coburn’s
Ahaa J
Sycamore Trent
Fiat
S. B. Baum
AVIUM
Black Hawk
Destruction of Noxious Weeds and Highway Mowing Order
Black Hawk county supervisors issue order under Chapter 344 of the 1927 code requiring property owners to mow or destroy noxious weeds along highways between June 1 1929 and June 1 1970 including wild mustard dock parsnips and several other species. If owners fail, the county may mow and charge the cost to the owner. crop damage from such actions borne by the property owner. County auditor to publish notice in official newspapers.
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Hotice—Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Hughway
Tawiy
P. W. Esher
Watertos
Tawe
Tozza
Boned
TR Weeker
Edw
Retehouge
Matt Abies
J. D. Teeter
NPE
State of
Yowa
Iit
Louis Althouse
Tate
High Huink County
Clauus
Tater Cand
Lali Ppa
Siguy Faiz
S. D
John L. Althouse
Gakineed
Watering
Towa
County Sealed Bond Bids Urged Under Legal Opinion
Bids for county primary road refinancing bonds require 3 percent certified good faith deposit and may be rejected. Delivery at county treasurer’s office or Waterloo bank, with Madigan as treasurer. Notices include administratrix appointment for Mary G. Connell and proof of will for Louis J. Lauritzen with April 15 hearing date.
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AG. Reid
J. W. Thompson
Clere District
Rand
Alice
Court House
Waterton
Jawa
Messrs Chapman
Cutler
Chicago
Difiisis
Waterloo
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Madigan
Doin O'Connell
Black Mawk County
District Court
Iowa Hog Prices Signal Strength at Packing Plants
AP reports Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ottumwa and Sioux City markets showing steady to higher hog prices with prime and good packers ruling, receipts around 1 900 in Des Moines and 4 504 in Sioux City. Hogs weighted 180 to 260 pounds bringing around 10.50 to 11.00 per hundredweight, with larger hogs commanding 10.60 to 10.90 and packers paying down to 9.50 to 10.00 depending on weight. Cattle and sheep receipts show mixed movement with calves up to 25 cents higher and fat lambs advancing around 25 to 85 cents. Market tone indicates firmness across hogs and selective gains for other livestock.
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Associated Press
Hes Moines
Ottumwa
Slong Iai
Sioux City
Omaha cattle and hog market receipts and prices report
Receipts totaled 4 000 hogs and 230 cattle with mixed results. Hog prices held near 10.50 for nightweights and 11.00 average Friday, while feeder pigs averaged 3.50 per 1000 pounds. Cattle showed varied gains with steers and yearlings trading around 12.50 to 14.50 and beef cows around 8.00 to 19.00 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs moved to 15.29 for fed clipped lambs and California springers at 19.25, with ewes around 9.00 to 10.00.
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Omaha
Strang
California
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City stock receipts show 1100 cattle and hogs with 1000 direct. Slaughter hogs steady top $11.25. calves, steers, and yearlings mix of gains to $15.00 for heavier steers, woolled lambs and springers priced up to $40.50 with a weak ewe market.
Waterlon Va Hints At New Financial Page In Daily
Letter from O. H. Wiss praises The Profit for adding separate financial pages. He urges ongoing editorials on investments and markets to educate Waterlon readers about stocks bonds and earnings opportunities, arguing investors should seek returns directly to themselves rather than fixed bond interest.
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Waterlon
Parint
Wihh
Pable
Ynday
Canvier
Manny Heyend
Ma Matey
Rain in Canada Dampens Wheat Prices in Chicago Market
Weather from the Canadian prairies eased drought fears and sent wheat values lower, with May and July futures retreating as traders noted ongoing selling pressure. Oats and provisions edged mixed, corn futures fell then steadied, and cash grain activity remained subdued amid ample vessel space being arranged for corn exports.
Cotton and grain market snapshot from April trade
In Ghicago and Liverpool markets cotton futures show mixed moves with limited demand and steady prices. Wheat and corn receipts and prices in Minneapolis and Chicago reflect heavy supplies and fluctuating bids amid notes on butter surplus and milk feed dynamics.
Board of Trade cash quotations summary
Chicago April bids show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.18 and No 5 hard near 0.98. Corn through No 3 mixed around 0.85 to 0.94, No 4 mixed 0.85, No 5 near 0.86. White and yellow oats and other grains listed with varying cents per bushel. Timothy seed at 5.10 to 5.70, Clover seed 23.00 to 31.50. Provisions note lard at 11.85, ribs 13.75, bellies incomplete.
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Chicago
Rita
Innhs Ionka
Preechey
Wheat Surplus Seen at 909 Million Bushels in 1929 Outlook
Weekly Grain and Provisions reports Uncle Sam's probable 1929 wheat surplus raised to about 909 million bushels, with domestic crop near 990 million, similar to 1828. Spring wheat just seeded. prices mixed as market weighs ample supplies and modest demand. Corn slips on wheat weakness while hog numbers decline 87 percent from last year. oats steady amid lower elevator stocks. provisions vary with lard on hand in Chicago.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Provisions Prices and Receipts Across Markets
A Kansas City and St Louis market roundup shows butter receipts varied with tubs and creamery extras, while eggs and poultry receipts noted mixed firsts and storage packed items. Prices for turkeys, ducks, hens, and geese moved modestly. grain cash close figures and miscellaneous commodity quotes accompany the report.
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Kansas City
Akansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
New Springs
Market closes steady after rail led upturn in New York
A weekend liquidation pause gave way to a strong rail rally led by Van Buren group with Chesapeake & Ohio and Chesapeake Corporation gaining several points. American Express jumped 35 points while oils and other blue chips recovered. early losses in Commercial Solvents and several industrials were trimmed by late trading. Opening was irregular with some names slipping, but the session ended firmer with about 1.5 million shares traded.
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New York
UPI
van Bweringen
Chesapeake & Ohio
Eax
Chesapeake Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Erle
American Express
Case Threshing
Superior Steel
Pan-American B. Houston
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Wright Aeronauticals
Baldwin
International Telephone & Union Carbide
American Can
Postum
Warner Bros
Bethlehem Steel
Db. S. Steel
General Motors
Packard Motors
Radie
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
Advance
Tob
Arch. Top
Baldwin Leeo
BL & OO
Bethlehem
de Ariz
Csnada
Case
Mach
Colo. Fuel
Iran
Cisieeee Crucible Steel
S- du Pont de Nemours
Power & Light
Brie
Mtrs
Goortich B
Graham Paige
Northen Pte
Great Northern
Orr Greene
Copaneca
Mog Howe Sound
Hudson
Occas
Eeedey jInlatd Steel
Harvester Nickel Ke. C
Keith Albee Orpheuny
Welly
Springfield
Eevee
Eveee - Wennecott
Lampert
Levigh Valley
L & Ne
Miami
Kan
É& Tex
Missouri Pacific
Nash Motors
Atuwan National Biscuit
National Dept. Stores
National Enameling
Nevada
Cap
N.Y
NOW &E
Northern Pacific
Pag
Gaon & Elec
Pan American
Faramount Ae
Pennsylvania R. R. Peoples Gan Saeteé Pere Moreivitt
Principia
Pure Olewe Radio Corpn
Trone& Ste Reynolds
Sears Ararpuck Shell Union of Bimmonn Gospeyenes Bote Sinclair
Southern Macrae Wey Ltd
Cras & Elec
Aths
Caf
V- Tay Ltd
J. Sbly Sud
Studebaker Corp
Asses
Texas Corpr
GS Timken Air
Bree
Estepeeescrece
Union Garhide & Carbon Veseeer
Union Oil
Gallf- Union Pac
United Cigars UW
U. & Breel U
Steel
Universal Pipe Varadan
Wabash
Westinghouse Eine
Mintle Mtrs
Wiss Ovid
Waterloo Markets Prices at Noom April 1 Grain
Prices at Waterloo markets on April 1 from Welteroo Mills Co show grain values. Data lists noom market figures for grains and related commodities observed in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noom
iFrom Welertoo Mills Co
Buying and Selling Quotations From Chicago Grange
A fragmented excerpt listing stock prices and quotations from the Chicago Exhener, naming Allied Products, Art Metal Works, Borg Warner, Butler, Club Aluminum, Dexter, Great Lakes Aircraft, Hahn Dept Stores, Hart Carter, Insull Utilities, Kalamazoo Grove, Meadows Store, Missouri Kansas Pipe, National Standard, Morrell Pines, United Corporation, United Gas Co, Gypsum, and United Radio Telecomm, among others, with partial prices and status notes. The text preserves a warehouse of company names and price indicators in a late 1950s stock-quote style.
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Ohterane
INS
Chicago
Allied Products
GAN Art Metal Works
Borg Warner
BOS
Insull Utilities
Kalamazoo Grove
Meadows
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
Morrell
Pines Winterfront
United Corporation
United Gas Co
GUS Gypsum - U, & Radio & Telep
St Paul Livestock Market Report and Prices
Receipts show cattle, hogs, calves, and sheep trading with mixed movements. Cattle demand steady to higher for certain classes, hogs slow but steady, calves strong, and sheep firmer on fat lambs and ewes. Regional figures include Steers around 13.50, calves 13.00, hogs few mixed, and top week prices noted for yearlings and heavy steers. Market context includes prices by weight ranges and weekly comparisons.
Bond Market Sees Heavy Selloff In Week End Session
New York bonds faced broad liquidation as speculative issues sold off amid money market concerns. Anaconda Copper rose or fell, while Enco National Telephone Convertible 444s slipped on turnover near $500,000. Government securities showed a mixed tone with Liberty bonds under pressure and First 494s facing decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda Copper Sr
Ralls
United States Government
Liberty Faourihass
Treasury
Hogs for Week Range Higher in Chicago Market
Hog trade was steady though quality limited. Fresh supply 3,000 with 7,000 delivered to big buyers from other markets. demand for all hogs held steady with prices higher versus last week. Cattle and sheep rarer, fat lambs up to 17.75 and clipped lambs to 16.55, weekly receipts indicate steady activity despite weaker steer and heifer markets.
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Chicago
Prine
Market Report: Livestock Receipts and Prices Decline Slightly
Receipts show 200 to 240 pound pigs and 100 to 360 pound hogs with prices around 11 to 12 dollars. Cattle receipts include fat steers and yearlings with mixed gains, bulls and cows mixed, average steer trade around 12.50 to 14.00, and fat cattle demand softer. Sheep and lambs see 8,000 head with fat lambs near 17 dollars and clipped lambs around 16.55 to 17.00, ewes about 1128 to 15.75 per head amid mild weekly fluctuations.
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Hecht
Livestock Today at Big Markets
Sugar market notes from New York on April 6 show raw sugar at 253 cents per pound and refined at 430 cents per pound with no change in price.
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New York
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Carioads
West Side Lumber CO
Magnolia
Dayton State
McCaskey
Herrick
Black Hawk _Motor Co
Nauman Co
W. Park
Cedar St
Behrens
Buick
Cedar Falls
Page & Canfield
Datel Maren
Clark & Chirk
J. WW. Thompson
Clark District
State of Iowa
Sarah J. Warley
Elistries Court
Charles I, Worley
Mary GC Connell
Admix
Raymond, Towa
McCoy & Beecher
Allorneys
AW. Thompson
Clerk District Court
Louis J. Lauritzen
Bern
W. Thompson
Glerk District Court
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
StO.ang
Algady
Elippera
Springers
Sian
Arizona
Shearing Lambs
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Jaase
Kansas
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Canadian Northwest
Ghicago
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eXpress
ST. Louis Grain
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Tings
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Rome
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Minneapolis
Vatenens Sane
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Peoria
Tih
le Lower
S. Velinw
Yeljoar
Bnge
Armined
Bae
Atlan
Waterloo Markets
Wetege Ag Bartey etEaera Byige Bey
Swift & Co
Peices
O.b. Heurrs
Owen
Town Flour & Feed Co
Timothy Hay
Cohn Bros
Chicago Grange
South St. Paul
E. ST. Louis Livestock
Bash St. Lois
h—Hay
Timothy
Timothy Clover
Umathy
Lover
Albm
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Ihe
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Libe
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Rumania
Chigago
Dexter
Chicago Stock Exchange
W. D. Hanna & Co
Pioneée Bank
St. Lous
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Spe
State Loan Co
Riviera
Farmers Loan & ‘Trust Company
Laws of Iowa
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Trumbauer
Bert Mcculloch
Trust Company
O. Trombager
J. O. Trumbauer
Suhday
Ruth Dintz
Ira Rodamar
F. E. Stewart C
Pickett
Herman C. Miller CO
A. A. Sohner
West Fifth St
Russell-Lamson Hotel
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