County Board Proceedings Continued and Payroll Totals
County board approves numerous warrants and payrolls including court expenses, road and bridge pay, insurance, and eradiation fund salvage. Names, amounts, and services listed, minutes read and approved. adjournment to 9:00 am Monday, Aug 13, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl “Tickley
Ins
Z. RL Shannon
Alfred Longley
J.C. Bickley
Mrs
Edith’ Willard
Downlhe
Agathe Straniger
Servicenervesee Arges
G. W. Morris
Nirsc
Ivan. Powers
Med
Ald
Sele Schwab & Co
BE. Warner
Beef
An. Ry Co
N. W. Bell
Tel. Con
Servics
B. Eradication Fund
Lewis Ackerman
R. P. Balsh
Charles J. Cavanaugh
Fred Comfort
Salvage
John H. Evely
J. F. Ensign
A. L. Forney
John Golingoux
H.W. Millus
Northey & Pudget
Northey, Srous & Suyner
Sal- Varga
Roy Erey
Oo. Snyder
Frank G
Hess & West
Salvaga
Hanson & Swinbsok
Bovina
A. Moeller
Salery
Clalus
Henry Brandt
Hello E. Corlis
Winnie MM. Stevens
Nello B. Corlis
W. G Eyestone
Keith Hoppes
PF. C.gLeister
Wfe
Insans
B. W. Morris
Clarencis Titus
M. B. Hull
Joe Smith
George Bentley
Clifford
Richard
Omery Biggelkov
John Bayes
Jas. Adams
Jon Harel
Hal Bronsch
Neil Wallace
L. L. Ford
Tom Mallon
E Tn Stubbs
Peter Petersen
Borman Petersen
Plas A Petersen
G. R. Wyatt
Kenneth Ricchards
Sam Gibson
Raymond Wyatt
Carl A. Stelmer
Fike
L. EU
Gurrent
Haberlehter
Win. Kemp
Henry Breimel
Ed Geren
Archig Rambo
Beto Finchels
Wm. Heinen
P. Erpelding
A. H. Beaumont
AO. Muller
John McBride
L c. Newfield
John Hayes
W. HH
Wobbeklng
Hal Bronson
Joe Razel
Geo. Cummings
Lon Heyes
Robert Meintsch
P. Lewis
M. Lewis
Wayne Lantz
Hu! Peterson
CG. R. Wyatt
Haymond Wyatt
Morey Preston
John Nesner
1. A. Fike
Gary A. Stelmer
Ensign Wim Mis
Thurm Howrey
Jake Stover
Edgar Miler
Bob Walton
G. Geren
C. G. Geren
J. B. Jones
Nick Bondar
Pete Fischels
R. Wratt
Ruzmand Wyatt
Ed. Geren
Katheryn M. Barton
H.W. Miller
Estimated Livestock Receipts At Chicago Monday
Unofficial estimates show Hogs about 40 009 Cattle around 20 000 Sheep near 15 000 for Monday at Chicago Union Livestock Yards. Liberty bonds trading in New York report 38 20 bid for U S four and five and a half percent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Fala Ag
On the Street of Stars By Leete Stone
Randall Jacks, once a vaudeville comic and Broadway hopeful, leaves his wife Sylvia to pursue fame. Sylvia continues in chorus and movie work, later performing a singing scene on a London studio set as star Letty Linsdowne demands spectacle and a strong performance from a new talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On the
Leete Stone
Randall Jacks
Sylvia
Randall
Broadway
Ron
Sylvie Sai
Syl
Romi
Old Bace
Gotham Galeries
Astorta
Serrant's
London
Princes
Letty Tlnsdowne
Eiddy Heights
Sho
Sylvia Jackson and Randal Star on Broadway Street of Stars
The tale follows Sylvia a rising singer who becomes a headliner after director praise and a fateful backstage moment with Ranz her partner. A taxi accident forces a sudden decision as Ranz urges Sylvia to audition for Dick Boyer while she contemplates her future on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Dick Boyer
Sylvia Jackson
Randal
Jaza
St. Vincent's
Syl
Tsure
Tani
Broadway
Texas Club Luncheon Plans Draw Local Men
Kiwanis Optimist Lions and Rotary arrange a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson to entertain visiting Texas business men arriving by special car for a Waterloo farming county inspection. Regular meetings paused next week with Rotary hosting a Monday luncheon for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Optimist
Lions
Rotary
Russell-Lamson
Texas
Farming
Weaterloo
Coming Events List for August in AUR
Monday August 12 Pavement dance Pat’s Pond in the evening. Tuesday August 13 Party of Texas business men from a farm country around Waterloo invited by service clubs at noon luncheon Hotel Russell Lamson. Saturday August 17 Traveling & Business Men’s association annual picnic Electric Park afternoon and evening. Monday August 19 Iowa and South Dakota Baptist association starts seven day convention Plymout h Congregational Church Thursday August 22 Fratelli club picnic Island Park afternoon and Saturday August 24 Buechele family reunion Byrhes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat's Pond
Texas
Waterloo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Traveling & Business Met
Electric Park
Iowa and
South Dakota Baptist Association
Colored
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fratelli Club
Island Park
Buechele
Byrhes Park
Wheat Sinks After Canadian Report Weakened Outlook
Chicago August reports show Canadian government wheat yield around 235 million bushels, softer than expected, dragging futures from morning highs. Oats steady to slightly lower, provisions firm. spot wheat higher amid arrivals of 416 cars, 143 cars for corn, 230 for oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cash Wheat and Seed Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago cash quotations list wheat across multiple grades with prices from 1.00 to 1.39 per bushel, rye with no sales, and timber hints of seed values. Provisions show lard at 11.73, ribs at 1287, and bellies at 24.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.A
Ofan Vane
Asreees Eee
Anna Mee
Provisions and Poultry Markets Across Cities
Reports from New York Chicago and St. Louis detail mixed receipts and prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry. Notable figures include bubler receipts 68788 tubs eggs 10783 cases and varied poultry listings with prices across several breeds and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bubler
Chicago
Youngamericas
St. Louis
Potatoes market slips as shipments and prices vary
Chicago reports 54 carloads on track and 657 cars in total shipments for U S market. Kansas Missouri Irish Cobblers sold around 1.75 to 2.15 dollars, Nebraska Irish Cobblers best at 2.65 dollars, Wisconsin Trish Cobblers at 14573.50, Minnesota Early Ohios at 2.00 to 2.95 dollars. Market remains weak with trading activity low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Trish
Minnesota
Ohlos
Bond Market Recovers Ground Amid Mixed Trading
New York August 10 1971 bond market recovered some of yesterday's losses in today's Wee kly session. Convertible bonds rose with shifts in sentiment toward common stocks. AT&T and Atchison rose about two points each. ITT and United Telegraphs advanced. Government issues stayed soft and domestic mortgages shown irregular trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tosay
Atchison
Felts Buys Ed Rausch Home for $10,000 in Jesup
Edmund Rausch longtime Paul Davis Dry Goods figure sells his 262 South Street home to J C Felts for 10000. Rausch to relocate with family to Ontario California after a farewell dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson where he received a 2 wrist watches from the Symposium club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rausch
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
South Street
J. OC. Felts
Werlnesting
Motor
Ontario
Cal
Rausch
Russell- Lamson
Symposium Club
Stolen Vacuum Cleaners Recovered Near Eureka Park
Two of three vacuum cleaners stolen from R. W. Hendrickson of Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. were found in tall grass along Hammond avenue by Harry Peterson of 1016 Hyer Street and Bert Marquard of nearby Upton Avenue yesterday afternoon. Police did not locate the third unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ww. Hendrickson
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company
Fourth Street
Mieceria Park
Hammond Avenue
Harry Peterson
Hyergreen Streat
Bert Marquard
Stocks Hold Ground After Opening Rally Amid Mixed Trading
New York traders opened with surprising strength in leading issues and a firm tone, but profit taking trimmed early gains. The market ended higher as blocks like Westinghouse and National Biscuit rose, while U S Steel fluctuated and utilities advanced. The 30-industrial average rose to 344.08 and the rail average to 171.75 with volume at 1,478,450 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Merzins Nava
Nawidettan
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse
National Biscuit
Bethlehem
Packard
Geol
Utililes
Standard
International Telephone ‘Telegraph
American Telephone & Telegraph
Nso
New York Central
Erle
Allegheny Corporation
Missouri-Kansas-Texas- Copper
Naonal Biscuit
Allied Chem. & Dye
Allis Chalmers Bug
Am. Agri! Chem
Beebh Buge
Am. Gan. Co. Se
Car & Foundry
Foreign Power Am. Loconmotive
Am. Smelt. & Rig
Sugar
Tel & Tel
Aim
Tok
Boys
Anaconda Copper Mining Go
Atchizon
Topeka
Baldwin Locomative
Baltimore & , Bethlehem Steel Calf Packing Cabumet & Art Canada Dry Ganadian Pac
Cerro de Pasca
Chesapeake
Great Western Weyers Ek
Mil St PB & Pace
Ohl
MI St. Pl & Pac
Frdy Ohl & Northwestern
Gorgsler Afotoryo
Gitles Service
Gurh
Nst - Colo. Fuel & Iran
Consolidated Gar
Continental Car
Crucible Steel
du Pont de Memoura & Co
Elec
Power & Tit Erle BB
Eye Ken
Tank
Asphalt
Cigar
Sere Atg Geal
Mors
Aly
Outdoor
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich
Staban Etaner Graham Palgt Mitte S.ereewene
Great Northern Pidt
Montgomery Wart
Nash Motors
National Biscuse Co Yey National Departures
Georea National Enameling
Nevada Gans
Copper
Gentral
Hlok Atta
Northern Pacite
Packard Maton
Pacific Guns & Electric
Pan American
Paramount Famous Lasky
Pennsylvania
Philips Petroleum
Des Alee Radio Corporation of America
Reading
Republic Iron
Betenseaee Reynolds Totacen B
Sears Roebuck
Shell Unio Oltwee Simmons Co
Sinelate Consolidated Southern Pweig
DAM Southern Railway
Taahe Standard Gas & Eleembee Standard Oi
California
New Jersey
Standard OU
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Corporation
Fede
Tobacco Producté Sys
Ysees Union Carbide & Ourban
Union Pacific
Calted Cigar Store
Eee
Peteeeteeree
Uni Brites Rubber Feweser Eters
United States
Bures
Eevee
DIR United Srates Spe Beetees
Ferty Uniinrant Pipe
Hewenereeers
Vanaduim Wabash
Westinghouse White Motors
Willys Qverland
Woottocen Eye
Wright Arre
Yellow
Kansas City Grain Prices and Wheat Receipts Report
Kansas City grain market data shows mixed bids for Weroat Trecelote with gains to 2 cents, No 2 and No 3 darks and whites listed with varied prices, 36 car receipts, and nonexistent changes in some categories. Minneapolis flour deliveries include unsettled shipments totaling 343 ships with bran and flour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Weroat
Trecelote
HN daNoc
Vrneniyia
Atars
Ayaan
Waterloo markets update from Aug noon market listing
Market prices from Waterloo show listings for flour and grain products, butter, eggs, poultry, cattle, hogs, lambs, hay, straw, and hides. Prices are given for various grades and weights, with typical wholesale components from Swift Co. and Rath Packing Co. Obscure OCR fragments indicate multiple commodity lines and no clear single headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prida
Giuain
Waterlog Mills Co
Orange Creamery
Arlington
Prom Swift A
Prom Rath Packing Co
Iowa
Gwin Bros
Iowa hog market prices from Cedar Rapids to Mason City
Hog prices at Iowa markets today show Cedar Rapids primes under 400 lbs at 9.15 and over 400 lbs at 3.70, Des Moines receipts steady with primes 10.19 to 11.00, Ottumwa nominal drops to 10.00, Mason City lists various weights from 10.40 to 11.10 for prime middle to heavy butcher hogs and sows, with other ranges noted across centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Mason City
Grain Receipts and Shipments Across Stour City
Receipts and shipments show cattle and hogs steady to higher, with calves and yearlings up 15 to 25 cents. Sheep and lambs follow weekly trends. stockers and feeders strong, vealers higher. hogs active and steady. prices listed for various weight ranges and classes.
Wheat Receipts In Chicago and North Harvest Totals Show Rise
The report notes heavy receipts for the crop year with strong totals in Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Early figures indicate substantial grain movement and higher than expected arrivals, signaling active trade and potential price impacts for buyers and exporters.
Grain Prices Report From St. Louis Market
In St Louis a grain market summary lists wheat and corn quotes with prices for various grades. No 2 hard wheat around 2.0 dollars, No 2 white corn at about 1.03, No 2 mixed corn near 1.01, reflecting a fed winter and nearby futures.
Beef Gains and Market Shifts Across Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Beef prices rise on tight supply and stronger demand across cattle. Prime steers reach $17.00 with limited calf supply boosting week gains. hog receipts around 4,000 with steady trade and best hogs near $12.00. Lamb demand broadens, top lambs at $14.10, feeders around $13.00, and overall prices mixed but firmer week over week.
St Louis Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle And Sheep Prices
Receipts reach about 3 000 hogs, cattle receipts around 260 with calves up 60 percent. Hogs show steady to lower bids with various weight classes. Cattle trends show native steers and westerns strong, cows and cutters higher. Sheep and lambs mostly higher with fat lambs topping near $13.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoss Bt
Louis
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Prices
Kansas City market notes heavy receipts of cattle and calves with steady to higher tendencies in select classes. Steers and feeders rose modestly while veal and yearlings posted gains. lambs and ewes showed strength with top lambs around 46 per cwt and ewes near 6.50. Sows and hogs steadier with light demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Idaho Lamps
Omy Soled
Sid Adele OO
Wethers
St Paul Livestock Report Shows Mixed Week Prices
Cattle receipts this week at St Paul rise unevenly with higher grades and good fed stock across categories. Yearlings reach $15.25, cows around 7 0 8 3, calves near 15 top, hogs steady, sheep receipts 100 with lambs pushing to 13 28 and wooly fat lambs around 11 99 to 12 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stour City
Simingtoba
Sidlerjoan
Idaho
Armhs
Af Surao
Pal
Misia
Grain markets report record US grain receipts and crossborder issues
Grain traders report a record hundred million bushels of primary receipts, with wheat prices sliding while corn and oats drift down and provisions fall. Talk of an all water route to Europe faces delays as Canada US mixing of off grade wheat is debated by government bodies. Canadian inspectors intensify grain scrutiny as hogs move heavy to market and influence prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
United States
Montréal
Genadian
State Department
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
CHICAGO COTTON QUOTATIONS REPORT SUMMARY
Moderate spot activity with prices barely steady in Liverpool. Lotaied receipts and varied futures show October, December, January, March and May positions with mixed declines and advances. Chicago futures opened lower with October at 12.020 cents and May at 18.65 cents, reflecting a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ang
Amrsican
Chicago
Aiaape
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Snapshot
Minneapolis price notes dated Aug 10 to 17 show Wheaty receipts and futures for No 1 northern and No 1 amber durum with protein and percentage changes. Prices listed include No 1 northern at 1.44 cents per unit, No 1 amber durum around 1.27 per unit, and No 3 yellow corn quoted near 9.4 to 9.5 cents, with deferred months September December and May futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Tliai
Gorn
Foreign Exchange Rates and Percentages Across Nations
Foreign exchange data from New York shows irregular demand and varied rates for currencies including Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Argentina, Brazil, and Shanghai. Notable figures include Argentina at 41-98 cents and Shanghai at 8.00 cents, with numerous country quotes and percentages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug. W
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holand
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switmerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Austria
Argentina
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicago Hay Auction Report and Grain Prices
A Chicago market summary lists hay and grain figures including Timothy silver mixed priced at 12 dollars per unit and Timothy Brass mixed at 9 dollars with 20.00? totals. The report also cites mixed STRS and alfalfa O1F22 entries with uncertain quantities and dates, reflecting early agricultural trade activity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snook
Standard Oil
Totiana Bere
Gilles Service
Sheaffer
Yas Bair Ak
Goa
Arecon Sote
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theorn Hix
Columbus
Stook
Texans
Board of Trade
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Murtton
Pennsstvonia
Indiasatees
Innrenia
Cleeies
Tiakotawnee
Sh Keates
Oklahoma
Renee
Kansas Tree
Gkinkoma
Texag
Darius Ven Conon and Productions
Milanesatre Sae
LGG
Nearth Dakota
Bouth Daista
Minnesqua Tyresieere
North Dakota
Montana
Seanseevewee Ao
Reesee
South Dakota
J. C. Felts
Jesup
Ed Rausch
Kansas City Grain
Waterloo Markets
Gattle Hogs
Sioux City Livestock
St. Joseph Livestock
Joseph
Suligilas
Wotths
Colorado
Fiour Ieee My
Chicopo, Aang
Moneapalis
Casprorseeeye
Tom
ST. Louis Grain
Httle
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Omiedlum
Stocker
Freder
Kansas City Livestock
Wks
Auburn Auto
Borg Warn
ALSF
But Bros
Chicago Orp
Asses
Commonwealth
Hagens Maia
Dixter
Greet Lakes Aircra
O-Eap
Grigsby Brunay
Hart Carter Ea Rensnee
Urll
Sarare
Readow Kellogg Sinch Wageames
Mo. Ale
Ae Kan
Morgan Lithoe
Nat. Ltd. Ae Be Btd
Dredee
Bternite
Bwitt & Co
Unt. Corp
Eden
Ind. Corp
Cliver
Nyc
Oliver Farm
Minneapolis Grain
Chigago Hay
State Loan Co, Onda
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