Prices surge on farm goods and livestock in region sales
William Holland reports strong demand and high prices at Black Hawk area auctions. Horses sell for up to 190 dollars, yearlings 125 to 165, two year olds 159 to 200, cows 60 to 96, with total sales near 8 to 10 thousand dollars. Feedstuff and machinery also command good prices as corn, oats, and hay fetch solid returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
Black Hawk
Nation Bros
Tama County
Asa Ames
James Christensen
Savas
S. P. Hoover
Waterloo
Purchases Drug Store Sold to Parkersburg Man
The drug store of Hanson and Pletcher at 1001 East Fourth street was sold yesterday to L. H. Horns of Parkersburg, a registered pharmacist with prior drug business experience. Hanson and Pletcher had owned the shop for several years, buying it from Breuneck and Merers. The infant Bessie A. Dunham died last night at 11 29 from unknown cause. funeral at 2 from the Dunham home, burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson & Pletcher
East Fourth Street
H. Horns
Parkersburg
Breuneck &Merers
Bessie A. Dunham
Janes F. Dunham
Elm Street
Fairview
Waverly Notes and Socials Report from December Visits
Waverly residents and visitors appear in a string of social notes. Belle Mills visits Mrs. A Van Nordstrand and plans to return to Smithland. Miss Elizabeth Tyrrell spends time in Waterloo. Miss Adaline Schultz, Capt Van Patten, and others are seen at events in Waterloo and Sumner. A niece’s wedding in Madison draws A Schiefelbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Belle Mills
A.van Nordstrand
Smithland
W. D. Harned
Friends J
Waterloo
Wehrmacher
Elizabeth Tyrrell
A. Schiefelbein
Madson
Thompson
Owen Parsons
Cedar Falls
W. S. Taylor
W. B. Quimby
Adaline Schultz
Clara Lewis
Marion
Great Falls
Mont
Harry Morey
Earl Whitehead
Hampton
Jake Blumenthal
Capt
van Patten
Jeaste Rush
Will Harrington
Danbury Hatters Case Decided Against United Hatters
The United States Court of Appeals ruled for D B E Loewe Co and against the United Hatters of North America in the Danbury hatters case. The judgment totals about 273000 with interest and costs. The decision affirms that unions and boycotts can be unlawful under the anti trust act when legally improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Court of Appeals
Danbury Hatters
D. BE. Loewe & Co
United Hatters of North America
Hatters’ Organization
Coxe
Pet
American Federation ‘of Labor
United Hatters
Ins
Bis
United States Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Fixtures in James Black building ready for opening
Fixtures and furnishings are being installed on the second and fourth floors of the new James Black building. The store is expected to open about February 1. About half of the offices have been leased. The entire outfit costs about $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
Kansas tornado insurance rates rejected by commissioner
Topeka Kansas December 19 Insurance commissioner I S Lew declares Kansas not a cyclone state and refuses to allow tornado insurance companies to raise rates citing a Weather Bureau observer report that no major Kansas tornadoes occurred among U S disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
I. S. Lewis
Lewis
Observer
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Orange and Black and Oued Today Special Christmas Edition
The Orange and Black the east high publication released a fifty six page Christmas issue devoted to advertisers with Marion Cooley as editor in chief and Qsmer Taffner as business manager. The next issue is planned for February as a literary big issue. Cincinnati Reds appoint Charley Herzog to manage 1914 season with a reported ten thousand dollar salary and he will also play shortstop. Herzog arrives with Hartley from the Giants in exchange for Bob Bescher and joins board discussions led by Colonel Max Fleischmann and Julius Fleischmann. President Herrmann says no sale of the Tinker matter until Brooklyn’s Ebbets responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange & Black
East High
Marion Cooley
Qsmer Taffner
Henzog
REDS
Cincinnati
Charley Herzog
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Tinker
Herzog
Hartley
Giants
Bob Bescher
Brickley Choosen Harvard Captain for 1914 Football Team
Boston Dec 19 Charles B Brickley was elected captain of Harvard University football for 1914 at a meeting of eighteen players who faced Yale last month Manager Plimpton chaired the session The first ballot nominated Brickley Hardwick Bradlee and Trutbull with Pennec\u00fb Coolidge and Logan abstaining The second ballot reduced candidates Brickley and Frumbull led The final ballot produced a unanimous result confirming Brickley as captain
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Boston
Chas. B. Brickley
Harvard University
Yale
Plimpton
Brickley
C. E. Brickley
H. R. Chardwick
F. J. Bradlee
W. H. Tr
Frumbull
Hardwick
Bradlee
Stranger in Town. Girl Missing in Wisconsin
Clara Bwt 16 daughter of Frank Bwt near Norrie Wisconsin has disappeared after a stranger visited seeking a girl for housework. She was seen with the man later but did not reach the store with a butter package. White slavery is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Clara Bwt
Frank Bwt
Norrie
Bwt
Clara
Waterloo cooks and waiters union to elect officers
The local cooks and waiters union in Waterloo meets at the Labor temple this afternoon to elect officers and arrange for closing the charter. A number of new members will be initiated and the union currently has about twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Labor Temple
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Scane’s
Uous Scane
Stein Blocn
Ora Cotes
Covell’s Hardware
Waverly Daily Dispatch
ISS
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jefferson St
Gho. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Maryland
Max Fleischmann
The
Red Board of Directors
Julius
Herrmann
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Harvard's Choice
Sycamore
Eaton Crane
Waterloo Tea Company
East Fifth Street
Frade
Iowa
Silk Department
Alen
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