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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1913

Page

3

Tariff Turmoil, New Issues Shape Market Outlook

Henry Clews reports in New York that tariff legislation remains the market’s most disturbing factor despite ample new security issues including 45 million dollars of Pennsylvania stock and 30 million dollars of St Paul bonds. Money conditions ease abroad and in the U S, but uncertainty over tariff changes and pending issues clouds near term recovery.

New York Pennsylvania St. Paul Congress Financial District Senate House Europa England France Germany Bank of England Europe Henry Clews

Weather Outlook Reports Warm Start and Dry East

Washington April 11 Slightly warmer temperatures and less rainfall expected across the country east of the Rockies. Forecasters predict fair weather for several days, with below normal rainfall overall. A new disturbance moves in from the west midweek bringing showers, thunderstorms, and a cooler end with frosts in the northwest and Rocky Mountain regions.

Washington, D.C Rockies Weather Bureau Rock Mountains Pacific Rocky Mountains North Pacific States Far West Great Central Valleys Rocky Mountain Plateau

Caught in the act of cracking safe at Dunker Heating shop

Vernon Swindler and Ben Williams were caught Sunday afternoon in the act of cracking the safe at the Dunker Heating and Plumb ing company office in Davenport. Swindler has confessed to cracking the Buhler brothers' meat market the prior Sunday and taking $1.60.

Davenport Vernon Swindler Ben Williams Ain Dunker Heating and Swindler Buhler Brothers

Markets Report From Chicago and Kansas City

Chicago and Kansas City market notes show mixed livestock and grain activity. Wheat futures softened on rosy crop outlook while corn and oats slipped. hog and cattle prices opened higher then steadied. New York and Minneapolis quotes cited for wheat and cash grain.

Chicago Liverpool Kansas City Colorado ROUEN

Dr Huntoon Succeeds Kelly on Civil Service Board

Mayor R C Thompson announced the appointment of Dr D C Huntoon to replace H R Kelly whose term expired April 1 Dr Huntoon will assume duties immediately and a meeting may be held soon to organize for the year There are vacancies in the fire department and few officers on the police waiting list Paul Smith remains secretary Dr J A Jerger serves four more years and Dr Huntoon six years on the commission

R. C. Thompson D. C. Huntoon Civil Service Commission H. R. Kelly Dr. Huntoon Commission Mr. Kelly Paul Smith J. A. Jerger Dr. Jerger

Cure a Cold in One Day Advert Special

An old newspaper ad touts a “TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY” remedy using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises money back if it fails to work and carries Druggist’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.

W. Grove

Banker Die at Sioux City Bank From Heart Disease

Frank L. Wirick, 61, a prominent capitalist and former secretary of the Interstate Live Stock Fair association of Sioux City, died at his home after a seven year illness. He had organized several banks and was noted in Minnesota and Iowa for real estate and banking work. Survived by widow, two sons Claude and Howard E. of Sioux City, and sister-in-law Mrs. W. A. Davis of Waterloo, who was present at his death.

Hudson Howard E. Coffin America Frank L. Wirick Interstate Live Stock Fair Association Sioux City Wirick Minnesota Iowa Claude Howard E W. A. Davis Randolph Street Waterloo Davis

Daily Riddles from Hiram Hatchet

Five brain teasers and answers from a 19th century column by Hiram Hatchet. Riddles cover wordplay on description, sickness, capitalization, obedience of a tree, and a joke about hats. Answers include Sausage assuage and Livestock and plowshares.

Hiram

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