Iowa cosmetology reform act passage and will notices
Legislative text outlines licensing for electric needle cosmetology and examiner duties, with student diploma proof required and ten dollar exam fee. Also provisions for inspectors clerks and funding, immediate effect upon publication in Waterloo Courier and Sioux City Journal. Notices announce proofs of wills for H B Burk and Joseph Hacker in Black Hawk County District Court with hearing dates in 1929.
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Board of Cos Metology ‘Examiners
Bec
Board of Cosmetology
Executive Council
Waterloo Courier
Waterloo
Town
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Iowa
B.u.socodisevylc
Black Hawk County
District Court
H. B. Burk
W. Thompson
District’ Court
Joseph Hacker
J. W. Thompson
Whisky Raid Outlaws Rye Whisky Nuisance Charge
Henry Taylor of 116 Linn Street was jailed on a liquor nuisance charge after a raid by Cedar Falls officers and a federal agent. The raid yielded 59 half pints of rye, six pints, two empty kegs, a 20 gallon jar, and about 100 empty half pint bottles. Taylor faced arraignment before Justice Whitford for preliminary hearing.
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Henry Taylor
Linn Street
Taylor
J. CG. Rainbow
Cedar Falls
H. P. Mason
W. EH. Whitford
Ownership Liquor Car Captured Here Is Puzzle at 8
Federal agents seize a nearly new Hudson coupe with 100 gallons of alleged alcohol on U S Highway 20 near the Buchanan county line. The car, registered to J D Black in Sioux City, carries a $1 100 mortgage in the name of Ray Talbot alias Ray Hughes. Talbot may face conspiracy charges if he admits ownership. Emerson James is a possible alias and both men allegedly have police records.
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Sioux City
Emerson
Harry Mason
Buchanan County
J. D. Black
Ray Talbot
Ray Hughes
Talbot
Emerson James
Conrad Baby Drowns in Creek Near Home
The body of Jimmy Gould, two-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. G R Gould, was found a mile downstream from the family home after tumbling into a creek Saturday. The child would have turned two tomorrow. Search began immediately with aid from local rovers and the American Legion post. the creek was dammed and dynamite used. There are two other children in the family.
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Courier &Social Service
Conrad
Jimmy
G. R. Gould
American Legion
Bladine Family to Reside in Dubuque
Lars Bladine collector of internal revenue for this district will relocate to Dubuque as his family home. The Cedar Falls ad notes the Dubuque move after selling their Cedar Falls residence to Dr. C. C. Grant. The Bladines have lived in Dubuque for years while he served at his revenue department duties.
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Cedar Falls
Lars, Bladine
Internal Revenue
Dubuque
C. C. Grant
Bladine
The
Revenue Department
Funeral for Fred L Brown Held in Cedar Falls
Funeral services for Fred L Brown were held at Brown chapel Cedar Falls after a gas explosion in his home left him dead in the kitchen. Father J Wieneke of St Patrick's church officiated and burial followed in Parkersburg. Brown, proprietor of an East Thirteenth Street filling station, likely died of heart disease while preparing a meal as gas from the oven ignited.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Fred L. Brown
East Thirteenth Street
Schmudlach Rites to Be at Nashua Church Tuesday
Nashua Iowa April 22 The funeral of Gottleib Schmudlach who died last night at his home here will be conducted at the Tuteran church in Nashua at 2 pm Tuesday Rev Mr Gutzlaff of Waverly will officiate Mr Schmudlach was born in Germany in 189 and came to the United States at age 15 He settled in Town and for 23 years had lived in this town or nearby His wife Bertha Winkel a man before their marriage Feb 2 1898 died Aug 26 1928 Seven children survive
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Courier
Nashua
Gottleib Schmudlach
Tuteran
Mr. Gutzlaff
Waverly
Mr. Schmudlach
Germany
United States
Bertha Winkel
Illinois Central Bus to Arrive at Waterloo Saturday
Illinois Central subsidiary Central Transportation will start its Dubuque to Waterloo bus service with daily departures and returns. The first trip leaves Dubuque at 12 00 PM, arrives Waterloo 11 55 AM, return departs 4 00 PM and ends 8 15 PM. Stops include Ellis hotel Russell Lamson Ho tel President. Fares match IC passenger trains.
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Central Transportation Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Waterloo
Illnois
Hinneis Central
Ellis Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Illinois Central
Covert Seeks Birth House in Waterloo on Birthday
A B Covert, longtime Waterloo wholesaler, marks a birthday by revisiting his birthplace. He recalls a stone house at 100 Jefferson Street and notes the adjacent brick home no longer stands. He mentions family history including grandfather Augustus Field and local Prairie Home Seminary founders.
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A. B. Covert
Covert & Rowell Goglove Wholesalers
Waterloo
Covert
Jefferson Street
Mabel Lanphere
Augustus Field
Wiliams
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Field Sisters
Prairie Home Seminary
Hospital Purchases Rowntree Physiotherapy Equipment
Allen Memorial hospital bought the late Dr. Joseph W. Rowntree's physiotherapy department for an estimated four to five thousand dollars. The fived floor department will move this week from the Bigek building to the hospital surgical area and be ready for use under a graduate physician.
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Joseph W. Rowntree
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clinton F .Smith
Grain declines as wheat hits season low on slow relief efforts
Chicago market notes wheat prices sinking below season lows amid expectations of delayed farm relief legislation. Debenture plan in Senate bill cited as slowing progress, weak North American export demand, and profit-taking by speculators. Corn and oats hold firmer with reports of planting delays. Chicago receipts up versus last week. Provisions drop while corn stocks and visible supply fall, cash prices steady to lower.
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Chicago
North America
St. Louis
Watseka
United States
Cotton and grain prices in mixed U S and U K markets
Liverpool cotton reports quieter trading with steady prices and a total of 5 000 bales sold while U S futures opened mostly higher across May July October and December. Minneapolis grain shows mixed wheat receipts and price ranges for several classes amid late April trading.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported in Chicago
Potatoes shipments totaled 1,012 cars for Saturday with 203 cars on track and 28 new stock. Prices edged up for fancy Russets and Idaho sacked Russets noted at about 1.90 to 3.75 per hundredweight, while Florida and Wisconsin stocks showed firmer or steady trades amid overall light demand.
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Chicago
U. S
Florida
Wisconsin
Idaho
Fancy
Futures report and commodity quotes from Chicago market
Futures closed with contracts for butter and storage standards listed by month and year. The notes include December and April firsts, June figures, and various percent values for inventory conditions and freshness. The fragment also cites refrigerator standards and storage packed firsts with references to November and May terms.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations April 22
Chicago prices for wheat, oats, rye, barley, timothy seed, and cloverseed listed by grade. Prices show No. 3 red wheat at 1.2644 and oats No. 2 white at 48 to 48 1 2 cents, with various grades and provisions quoted including bull bellies at 13.00 dollars.
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Chicago
Prices Move in Early New York and Chicago Markets
Butter creamery extras rise to 46c with higher standards in New York and Chicago. Eggs receipts reach tens of thousands of cases with varied classifications from ordinary firsts to extra firsts, while poultry and cheese show mixed prices and steady supply across markets in April.
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New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Express
Chicago
St Louis
St. Louis
Egea
Missouri
Hogs rise on Chicago market on improved receipts and demand
General hog quotations advance 20 to 25 cents with stronger demand for better hogs. Major packers refrained from paying full rise as 10 000 head were received from outside. lights and underweights sold at the full advance. Cattle and lamb segments showed mixed moves with calves steady and feeding lambs and ewes holding. total receipts around 17 000 hogs and 19 000 sheep reported.
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Chicago
Waterloo Markets Receipts and Market Trends Summary
Receipts at Waterloo markets show cattle 17,000 hogs 385,000 sheep 19,000 with price spreads and demand affected by a Jewish holiday. Hogs topped at 11.85 per 160-220 pounds. cattle prices range from 10.50 to 15.00 for slaughter classes. steer demand weaker on heavy grades while stockers and feeders rise. Fat lambs decline with best clipper prices around 16.35. sheep largely steady to 25 cents lower.
Livestock Market Totals Across Multiple Cities
April 24 reports show livestock receipts across 11 markets with cattle hogs and sheep totals. KC and Omaha led hog and cattle volumes while St. Joseph and Peoria posted varied prices and receipts, with steady to higher bids for lighter hogs and active beef cattle markets.
Estimated Livestock Receipts At Chicago
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow list cattle 7000 hogs 22000 sheep 5600. Weathered markets show Kansas City grain notes wheat receipts 102 cars with varied No1 dark to No3 prices. Also hay receipts and sugar market quotes appear in dispatches from Chicago Toledo and New York dated April 22 23 1910s era.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Gere
Ric
Mairie
Livestock Market Report from South St Paul Apr 22
Receipts totaled 4,200 cattle with strong demand on most classes except mature steers. Prices ranged with yearlings around 14 to 14.50, fed cows about 10.50, calves 13.50 to 16.50, hogs mostly 11.15 to 11.35, and sheep trade lighter with lambs 16.00 to 16.75. Sows around 10.00, average 11.03.
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South St Paul
Apri
St Louis Livestock Market: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Reported
Receipts: hogs 19 000 cattle 1 800 sheep 1 260. Hogs mostly 25c higher with varied price ranges by weight. Cattle market generally steady with steers and bulls firm. slaughter classes show higher prices for certain weights. Sheep market slow as packers bid lower on lambs while sheep and ewes show modest gains and declines across categories.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported For Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at Kansas City on April 2 include 5,500 hogs with 686 directs and top hog prices around 11.40 for 190-225 lb animals. Cattle receipts total 7,600 with calves, fed steers and yearlings showing uneven gains. slaughter steers top at about 14.65 per cwt, cows mixed, vealers and feeders vary. Sheep receipts 12,000 with very slow trading and generally weak to uneven prices.
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Kansas City
Rto
ELAC
Minneapolis Flour and Foreign Exchange Teletype Incomplete
Minneapolis April 22 grain and shipping rates shown with flour in carload lots at 7.10 a barrel in 68 lb sacks. Foreign exchange rates across nations listed with minor variations. Liberty bonds and U S Treasuries quoted with unclear figures due to garbled OCR.
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Minneapolis
Bond Market Signals Steady Convertible Demand
In New York April 22 investors favored investment issues with heavy turnover in convertibles led by International Telephone 4133 and Dodge Convertible 63. Dodge Debentures topped 106 for first time this year while Public Service of New Jersey rallied four points. German and British bonds rose on reparations talks as U S government obligations stayed firm despite higher rates.
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New York
Altherasing Credit
International Telephone
Dodge
Public Service of
New Jersey
Ligven As
Stock Market Recovers With Broad Gains Across Sectors
New York traders saw a broad price rally with gains of one to seven points as buying picked up across the market. Public utilities and industrials led, with International Business Machines New Haven and others hitting year highs, while call money eased later in the day.
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Adams Express
American ‘Telephone
American & Foreign Power
American Power & Light
Federal Light & Traction
North American Company
Western Union
International Business Machines
Union Carbide
American Onn
Wright Aéronautical
Consolidated Film Freferred
U. S
Alconbh
Mexican Petroleum
Elire
Morendustrialy
Bimms Petroleum
New Haven
American Home Products
Lambert
Midland Steel Products Preferred
International Business Machine
Graham Paige
Montgomery Word
General Electric
United —Aircraft
American Smelting
Columbia
Graphophonie
National Cash Register
Iowa Hog Prices From Packing Centers On Markets Today
Iowa packing centers posted hog prices with Cedar Rapids at 11.05 for 180 to 50 lb primes and under 400 lbs 10.25, over 400 lbs 9.93. Des Moines receipts 2,100 with primes around 10.15 to 10.55, heavies 10.78 to 11.00, sows steady to up. Mason City quoted choicest 180 to 300 lbs 11.00, heavies 230 to 350 lbs 10.70, 380 to 400 lbs 10.43. Ottumwa slight rise 150-189 lbs 10.45 to 10.40, 180-260 lbs 10.05 to 11.05, 260-450 lbs 10.69 to 10.95. Sioux City and other markets noted similar bids. Hogs receipts 8,500, packers bidding steady to up for 180-320 lb des irables, sows 0.25 higher. sheep receipts 3,600 with fat lambs lower, range near 17.00 for desirable grades.
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Beni
Swift Co
Rath Packing Co
Jowa Flour & Feed
Arrow
Cohn Bros
East Strows
Ill
APY Gdm
Associated Plans
Cedar Rapids
Tes Moines
Priifie Heavies
Mason City
Ottumwa
Bronx City
Iittle
Peoria Grain Market Quiet with Mixed Yellow Prices
Peoria market report shows scattered prices for corn and yellow offerings across grades, with No 2 yellow near 60s to 70s cents and No 3 white around 90 cents. Notes mention sample grade $344 per cwt, reflecting varied demand and slight activity in Trade Day trading.
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Fooda,ll
Everpte
Grain and live stock prices from St Louis and Kansas City markets
Market reports from St Louis show bids for No 2 red and hard wheats with mixed corn quotes and various white and yellow corn grades. Horses and mules prices listed for draft horses to farm animals. Kansas City hay and prairie prices steady to lower with No 1 and No 2 leafy hay quoted, plus timothy ranges.
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ST. Louis Grain Bt
Lous
Mica
Tibbitts appeal bond forfeited in Floyd County
Floyd County district court proceedings seek forfeiture of Harold Tibbitts 500 dollar appeal bond after the supreme court affirmed his liquor nuisance conviction and sentence to county jail. Tibbitts was arrested in Waterloo on illegal transportation and released on 1000 dollar bond and had not been surrendered at noon today.
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Cuarter Sheetal Service
Charles City
Harold Tibbitts
Nora Springs
Supreme Court
Tibbitts
Waterloo
Board Asked to Put B. HH. Township Road in County System
A petition signed by W. D. Strayer and many Hudson area residents asked the board of supervisors to take over two miles of Black Hawk township road and include it in the county system for improvement. The road runs west of the bridge over Black Hawk creek at Hudson where the county road turns north to Cedar Falls. The petition was received and filed.
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W. D. Strayer
Hudson
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Creek
Cedar Falls
Man Hurt by Horse Kick in Manchester Indiana
A horse kick badly injured Gale Paris near Manchester Indiana tearing the left side of his face. He was rushed to a Cedar Rapids hospital after local emergency care. Paris, a farmer, sustained life threatening injuries as a result of the incident. Road bids were received by the county board with Moe and Nelson of Belmond leading graveling bids for Cedar Falls to Dunxerton. Robertson Nursery Co of Muscatine and A Olson Construction Co of Waterloo submitted low bids on concrete bridges. Reinbeck’s Paul Berg bid on tiling. Sergent and Roth and Glenn Lake Construction were low on grading for Gilbertville projects. Alimony of 3400 dollars payable 106 monthly was awarded in Hortense Harmon versus J Willard Harmon with remarriage as a condition. Judge RB W Hasner granted the divorce relief.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Gale Paris
Paris
Cedar Rapids
Moe & Nelson
Belmond
Cedar Falls
Dunxerton
Robertson Nursery Company
Muscating
A. Olson Construction Company
Watertoo
Paul Berg
Reinbeck
Sergent & Roth, Keystone, Th
Glenn Lake Construction Company
Clear Lake
Gibertvitle-Washburn
Hortense Harmon
J. Willard Harmon
RB. W. Hasner
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