Wheat and livestock trends across markets report
Chicago trading lifted wheat while corn and oats showed narrow openings as U S grain futures traced gains. Kansas City cattle receipts and hogs plus butter and egg markets were listed with steady to firm movement. Temperature notes and a hospital birthday update accompany the market round-up.
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Kansas City
Tmarket
Colorado Lambs
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Waterloo
Wellington
S.dc
West Side Real Estate Brokers See Large Field in Waterloo Homes
Charles R. Gates and M. B. Neff, prominent west side brokers, express optimism about developing houses on vacant lots for gate purposes. They say rising demand since March 1 and available lots in Waterloo offer mutual benefits to brokers and builders. A veteran dealer notes Waterloo additions like Galloway’s, Prospect Hills, Prospect Place, and others surpass records for similar cities.
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Charles R. Gates
M. B. Neff
West Side
Shome
Waterloo
Neff
Jos
Gates
Idutimate
Galloway's
Prospect Hills
Prospect Place
Downing Place
Hagerman Place
First Galloway
Flowers
Elk Run
Glenny's
Conger Park
Garden Phion
Walters to Erect Fine Home in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 19 Special The corner lot at Clay and Ninth streets will see a fine residence built by Will Walters replacing the old brick house built before the war. The then builder was Joseph Sartori with brick by Jake Geyer, Black Hawk county’s first brick maker. Nearby notes report on travel, society events, school board actions, and local happenings including May Queen Mrs. Blanch Walters, staff changes at the Western Union, cemetery market day, and civic plans.
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Cedar Falls
Clay and
Ninth Streets
Will Walters
O. E. Mullarky
Joseph Sartori
Jake Geyer
Black Hawk County
Greenwood Cemetery
W. F. Noble
Washington
Builders Adopt Fast-Growing Homes In Recent Years
The article notes a shift toward fast growing homes over the past three years, with rising popularity among builders of new residences. It highlights demand trends, construction pace, and potential impacts on housing markets.
Movement for Half Holiday Could Close Banks Thursday
A bankers movement seeks a weekly half day off for city banks to formalize a half holiday. A prominent banker backs Thursday as the best option, arguing Saturdays draw many farmers to town and Thursday is comparatively quiet for banking business.
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Fitn
Young Men Steal Mason Auto Recovered by Police
Auto belonging to Mason Automobile Co. stolen from Mason residence on Wednesday evening has been recovered and police report arrests or charges may follow.
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Mason
Mason Automobile Company
Ui Police Department
Sixteenth Alpha Philo Banquet Echoes Victory Theme
The Alpha Phi Alpha banquet at Cedar Falls drew about 150 guests to a gymnasium function with a pink and white decor. The program featured a track meet themed program, toastmaster Rummell, and student participants including Miss Fern Hostetter and Miss Emma Lambert, highlighting Philo society victories and future goals.
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Cedar Falls
Congregational Church
Rummell
Philo
Mr. Russell
Fern Hostetter
Arey
Emma l Lambert
Mr. Partington
May Brinkman
Mr. Mount
Scott
Aged merchant D N Hurd remembered on 72nd birthday
Cedar Falls April 19 Special D N Hurd longtime local grocer who has been ill at home for months celebrated his seventy second birthday Thursday. Friends remembered him with gifts and well wishes, praising his gentle old school nature and wide circle of acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
D. N. Hurd
Asquith and Hoxie Plan New Homes in Home Park
Frank R. Asquith the west side jeweler and Patrolman Charles H. Hoxie hire architect J. G. Ralston to draw up plans for two two story wood homes in Home Park addition. The project, at the corner of Home Park boulevard and Kimball streets, is expected to cost at least 6510 with modern conveniences. Construction to begin soon.
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Frank R. Asquith
West Side
Charles H. Hoxie
J. G. Ralston
Home Park Addition
Home Park Boulevard
Kimball Streets
Mr. Asquith
Patrolman
Hoxie
Kimball Street
Autocar thefts sweep Waterloo area as police pursue youth
A mob leader from a notable Waterloo family and Chief FE. A. Leighton are involved as a stolen machine is tracked. The vehicle was located near Garrison Ta and a Mason company rep was sent to recover it. Police report ongoing auto theft issues among youths in recent months.
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Waterloo
FE. A. Leighton
Garrison
Mason Company
Waterloo to Host Spanish War Veterans Encampment Boost
Waterloo to host the Spanish American War Veterans encampment June 10 and 11. Fred C. Willier Camp No. 11 leads plans to boost Waterloo by showcasing industrial and business opportunities. Five Co. A families have moved here for regional roles as sightseer tours are arranged for delegates. General Guy A. Logan of Des Moines may attend the convention.
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Waterloo
Fred C. Wilster
No. 11
G. A. R. Hall
Co. A. Hearing
Logan
Guy A. Logan
National Guard
Des Moines
Fred C. Willier
Waterloo Theatre Executive Travels for Business in Dubuque
A J Busby manager of the Waterloo theatre visited Dubuque yesterday to tend to business interests. Mrs John Tennant, who had been visiting Waterloo friends, returned home to Independence yesterday.
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A. J. Busby
Waterloo Theatre
Dubuque
John Tennant
Waterloo
Independence
Bank Statement Details Debits and Liabilities
Table of bank assets and liabilities listing vault gold and silver amounts, legal tender, drafts and checks, and total assets. It shows overdrafts, capital stock of 100000, various deposit categories, and profits net after expenses totaling 751,742.13 with surplus and other items.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
C. G. Larrabee
Marsh-l
Lace
Iowa
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Shorts
Liverpool
Paris
Kansas
Kansas City Livestock
Gark
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Park
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Nou, & White
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Spoimee
TOM S.ad
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
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Reading
Rocksland
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Seas Ae
New York Central
Anaconda
West Side Keatty Dealers
Sanguineas
J. G. Packard
MR. Walters
Erect Fine Home
Live Town
C. Sheerer
Los Angeles
Cal
Bruce Francis
W. A. C. Club
H. A. Jetmore
H. H. Seerley
Ruth, Eglof
Esther Seerley
Julia Hurd
Florence Harris
Mara Bishop
J. B. Newman
O. Bailey
M. Bolton
Western Union Telegraph Office
Miss Bolton
Miss Decker
Grant Peterson
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Ladies of Greenwood Cemetery Association
Rocket Store
W. M. Eaton
Illinoiis Central
Iowa Falls
Kincaid
W. M. Benton
Alexander Bryson
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Bryson
George Kramer
Houston
Tex
Harriett Kramer
Bendix Brown
C. H. Rodenback
Commercial Club
EF. L. McCreery
Merner
Iowa City
J. J. Flynn
New Wartford
Europe
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J. P.farley
George A. Newman
Senate
Gettysburg
Wm. H. McClure
Ft. Dodge
Marshal Enloe
Philo Society
Hurd
PLANG
Frank KR. Asquith
Charles R. Hoxie
Courtland Trussey
Frank Campbell
Dows
Campbell
Loo
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Loca
Tion
West Waterloo
Gibson Bros., Ltd
Waterloo Savings Bank
Black Hawk
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Emmons Johnson
W. C. Logan
Belle H. Hough
Black Hawl County
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E. L. Johnson
A. J. Edwards
Manu
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LA Venga
Optimo, Jose Vila
East Fourth St
Sherwin-Williams
Flatone
Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
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