Market News and Weather Notes From Chicago August
Chicago trading day highlights include Italian wheat yield optimism and Britain harvests easing price pressures with black rust denial in Canada. Cattle hogs and sheep prices shift across St Louis Kansas City and Omaha markets as oats corn and produce quote mixed results. Weather outlook calls for showers across Illinois Iowa and the northern plains with warmer spells in parts of the Midwest.
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Italy
Great Britain
Canadian
Minnesota
Cameron
Nebraska
Wellington
Waterloo
Crystal
Kansas
Turkey
Aristos
Red
Ello Wothe
Tame Bay
Baled
Waterloo Couples Marry in Minneapolis After Telegram Prank
Grace Moody of Waterloo Iowa and Earl Scott of Waterloo Iowa were married late Monday by Rev W H Harshaw at the Grace Presbyterian church in Minneapolis. A prank telegram from Grace Moody’s brother sparked the surprise announcement. They will visit Minnesota points before settling in Waterloo.
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Watertoo
Grace Moody
Earl Scott
Waterloo
Minneapolis
W. S. Moody
Missoula
Mont
Minneapolis Journal of Yesterday
W. J. Moody
Nashua
Iowa
W. H. Harshaw
Grace Presbyterian Church
Radisson Hotel
Scott
St. Paul
Duluth
Mankato
Minnesota
Miss Moody
St. Mary's Hall
Faribault
Mr. Scott
University of Town
Carl T. Houston
West Lake-street
Jusserand Signs Franco American Arbitration Treaty Tomorrow
Paris August 2 It is arranged that the Franco American arbitration treaty will be signed at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon Paris time at the foreign office by Jean Jusserand French ambassador to the United States on behalf of France. Two copies one English French will be signed one retained here and the other sent to Washington to receive the signature of P C Knox secretary of state.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Jean J. Jusserand
United States
France
Washington
P. C. Knox
Famous Painting on Exhibition at Paul Davis Store
Breaking Blame Ties, the renowned World’s Fair favorite from 1893, goes on display for two weeks on the third floor of the Paul Davis Dry Goods Company. Davis Lithgow, born in Glasgow and first famed in Paris, depicts a homely scene with notable artistry and value.
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Chiazo
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Davis Lithgow
Connecticut Grange Rejects Taft Reception at Fair
The Times reports the Connecticut State Grange cannot purchase a place in the reception for President Taft at Charter Oak Fair in September. Interviews with F. E. Buffy and John H. Bate accompany the note, while Mr. and Mrs. Boon Poyner visit Waterloo relatives from Eugene, Oregon. Mrs. A. Edwards returns from Fort Dodge where her grandson recovers from burns and rain was absent.
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Hartford
Conn
the Times
Connecticut State Grange
Connecticut Fair Association
Taft
Charter Oak
F. E. Buffy
West Hartford
John H. Bate
State
Orange
Fort Dodge
Sunt
L. H. Minkel
Vesey Ties Up With Albert In Belle Plaine Ceremony
John K. Vesey of Mason City weds Mary Helen Albert from Belle Plaine in a small city ceremony. The couple’s marriage was announced locally with details of their origins and families.
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John K. Vesey
Mason City
Mary Helen Albert
Belle Plaine
Vision of Spirits on the Battlefield
A wounded narrator recounts a vivid afterlife vision amid battle. He describes mistlike wraiths of dead soldiers marching in lines and spiraling toward Spiritland while the fight rages, then awakens to morning on the field with no memory of death, asserting the experience was a real spirit vision.
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Earth
Spiritland
Timothy
Galloway Denies Maytag Mason Endorsement and Factory Closure
William Galloway declares a Waterloo Times-Republican report false and asserts he has no signature or involvement with the Maytag Mason Motor Co. He notes the Waterloo plant runs normally with 75 to 100 workers and that creditors and banks hold assets around 600000 while liabilities sit near 377000.
Auto Plant Closed as Maytag Mason Fails Funds Run Low
The Maytag Mason company in Waterloo shut its auto plant due to financial distress with $600,000 in assets and about half that in liabilities. Creditors assembled in Chicago and Waterloo to negotiate a possible reorganization while a second meeting is planned for the coming Tuesday. The firm halted operations awaiting creditor action as management kept details away from the press.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Waterloo
Maytag-Mason Company
Times-Republican
Itas
F. L. Maytag
Newton
William Galloway
Chicago
Waterloo Courier Finds Travel Tokes in Atlantic City
GC L Kingsley visiting Atlantic City during the Elks convention found his Waterloo Evening Courier delivered to his hotel room after a newsboy traded him a copy for a quarter. The exchange led to ten cent daily deliveries for the rest of his stay, a pleasant surprise arranged by a summer news agency.
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GC. L. Kingsley
Atlantic City
N. J
National
Convention of Elks
Waterloo Evening Courier
Mr. Kingsley
Waterloo
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