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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1911

Page

6

Harelayy parish bazaar nets about 3300 in proceeds

Local bazaar hosted by Harelayy Catholic church on Thanksgiving drew a large crowd and raised nearly 3300. Attendees included Ray Ness W Harelay and George Rigdon who plan a week in Chicago for the livestock show. Several community members were noted in weekend activity and local notices.

iJesup I. X. 1. Thresher Company Royal Neighbors Paul Kress John Ortner Lschmitt Brothers Veronica Gorman Josie Metzcalf Waterloo A. D. Kityes Clarry Mover

Mother Weeps As McNamara Sons Sentenced

Mrs Mary McNamara mother of James and John McNamara wept upon hearing their guilty pleas and sentences in Cincinnati. Eckhoff is described as a more important witness than McManigal in the dynamiting outrages. Detectives Bell and Schaefer say Eckhoff sold repurposed clocks. clocks and explosives were recovered. Indianapolis trades unions discuss defending members and resist unwarranted deportations. Remember the grocery sale at H A Schmitz Fifth and Water.

Cincinnati Dec Mary Mc? Namara James B John 2. McNamara McNamara Eckhoff Burns Schaefer Bell McManigal Indianapolis Conference of International Trades Unions of McNamara Brothers Start McNamaras John J. McNamara Indiana

Mass meeting to protest Russia visa discrimination

New York Det 6 reports a large mass meeting at Carnegie Hall as part of a two city series over the next 30 days protesting Russia’s passport discrimination against U S citizens for religious beliefs. The event draws support from leading Jews and diverse American figures.

New York Russia United States New York City Carnegie Hall

IOWA STEER WING HIGHEST HONORS AT LIVESTOCK EXPO

The Iowa State College at Ames won the top honor at the international livestock exposition with Victor, a grade Aberdeen Angus steer, named grand champion by English judge I. J. Cridlan. Victor, 2 years 10 months old and 1,670 pounds, was bought by the college after the 1910 Royal show and Fort Worth title. The Nebraska entry Prince of Viewpoint 2d and a Missouri Hereford placed behind, while rations included corn oats bran and alfalfa hay.

Chicago Iowa State College Ames Victor J. Cridlan Town College Shamrock Jr Town Institution Fort Worth Prince of Viewpoint 2d University of Nebraska University of Missouri Lie

General Markets Report From Chicago Newswires

Market news from Chicago on December 6 shows cash wheat demand weakening as futures fall. Northwest receipts stay heavy, Argentine weather remains favorable, and Kansas crop condition drops, weakening bulls. Wheat opens lower, corn slips, oats fall, and pork and lard futures drop amid easing world supplies. Livestock markets in St. Louis Kansas City and Omaha show steady to higher cattle and hog prices with sizable receipts, while cash prices for wheat and hogs fluctuate across regions. The report also covers butter, eggs, potatoes, and other farm commodities with varied price movements.

Chicago Kansas State Kansas City Tate Waterloo Wellington Kansas Turkey

Water town city in brief item collage

Waterloo city notes include the Garwin Ia student at Waterloo Business College and various local moves. Ground lights installed on Lafayette street. A Greek man was arrested in connection with a stolen suitcase at Rock Island station. Franciscan Sisters hospital nearing completion. A Y M C A conference set for Fort Dodge. A wagon hit by a switch engine near the viaduct. minor damage. Prairie fire east of the city threatens two houses. fire department fights it two hours.

Buchanan's George Viabo Cedar Falls Rock Island Friedl & Son Balkery Mobile Street John Christian WW. W. Rhodes Peoria, Sr E. Hagen New Hospital Chicago Great Western Majestic

Card of Thanks from the Strayer Family

We express sincere appreciation for kindnesses shown by friends and neighbors and especially by the members of the A. O. I. W. judge. Grateful for the beautful floral offerings. Margaret Strayer Nora Strayer and daughters Florence and Ruth.

A. O. 1. W. Judge Margaret Strayer Nora Strayer Florence Ruth

Sugar Redecen Price Cut Across Grades

Sugar redecen New York price cut reduces all grades of refined sugar by ten cents per hundred pounds today.

New York Nec

Bowman to peak here at First Congregational banquet

President John G. Bowman head of the University of Iowa will address the banquet and reception at the Brotherhood of the First Congregational church on Friday evening. Tickets are 45 cents. alumni and their spouses are invited. Bowman will stay as guest of H. I. Swisher.

John G. Bowman University of Iowa Brotherhood First Congregational Church Bowman Bragdon Waterloo City H.I. Swisher

Details of a writer's pending novel progress

A writer extols progress on an upcoming work, claiming the concept and chapter plan are fully formed with titles written. A pragmatic friend notes that only the writing and selling remain, underscoring a gap between planning and completion.

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