General Markets Report From Lamson Bros Chicago
Estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep show 25 000 hogs 8000 cattle. Hog market opened 5 to 10 cents lower with mixed and butchers prices 7.50 to 7.90 and heavy grades up to 7.90. Cattle opened 10 cents lower with Texas and western steers and calves in range 2.50 to 9.40. Sheep opened steady. Cash wheat and corn quotes listed. New York and St Louis stock futures cited. Minneapolis and Waterloo grain prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nec
Reeves
Texas
New York
Stock Exchange
iCanadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
BOB Chicago Great Western
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Anaconda
Waterloo Marinles
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Waterloo
Aristog T
Waee . Ie
Jae Sis
Personal Holiday Visits Noted In Waterloo Region
The Waterloo area lists many residents spending Christmas at home or with relatives. Mentions include Miss Minnie Johnson, students from Waterloo Business College, plans of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Farnum in Mason City, and families visiting in Primghar, Parkersburg, and Madison. Chicago visitors and university students return for vacation, with several marriage licenses and a theatre reopening noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Johnson
Waterloo Business College
Aliigan
Loyd Farnum
Eighth Street
Mr. Farnum
Mason City
A. H. Artherholt
11. A. Jones
Primghar
Bena
Reka Wandeman
Parkersburg
Roy Reed
Fromm Hampton
Missing Waterloo man found alive in Sedalia Virginia
Henry Lehmann proprietor of a book traders vanished from Waterloo nearly five years ago. He was located in Sedalia Virginia working in a book bindery. Executor D R Weaver identified him, and Lehmann is unlikely to return to Waterloo. Lehmann had claimed tuberculosis and left his wife with their children. Her health declined and she died last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lehmann
Sedalia
G. S. Ferguson
Ferguson Bros.” Manufacturing Company
Lehmann
Waterloo
D. R. Weaver
Ferguson
Waterloo Business College students host family time
Waterloo Business College students and family members enjoyed an evening in the college rooms last night as gifts were distributed to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converse
Music
Eames
J. P. Scott
A. F. Gates
Horner
Wyant
Maritz
Jacobs
Waterloo Business Collage
Shooting match and wrestling event eyed in Dunkerton
Matt Schmitz toured Nebraska land as Dunkerton plans a December 23 shooting match hoping Waterloo attendance follows. Carl Brown invites any challenger for a local wrestling bout as crowds are expected. Matt Ortner visited Waterloo while Robert Nesbit hauled shaled hay there and swine health concerns rise north of town with vaccinations priced around $1 per head.
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Pumberton
Matt Schmitz
Nebraska
Waterloo
Carl Brown
Carl
Matt Ortner
Robert Nesbit
Here
Yke Whitney
Bank Clearings and Real Estate Activity in Waterloo Week of Dec 22 1910
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending December 22 1910 totaled 1 012 279 93 with daily receipts listed for Friday through Thursday. Instruments recorded included deeds mortages and chattel mortgages totaling 28 714 00 21 347 29 and other counts, up 1 216 from the prior year. Superior Vaudeville at Crystal Theatre slated for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Waterloo
M B A S Had A Big Meeting At Pinkerton Hall
West Waterloo camp No 115 of Modern Brotherhood of America hosted East Waterloo Camp No 57 and Cedar Falls lodge in a large 250 attendee gathering. A class of 100 was initiated with addresses by leaders from Des Moines and Michigan. A banquet and social hour followed amid patriotic decorations. Caesar Hivoll performs at Crystal Theatre next Monday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo
Modern Brotherhood of America
Pinkerton Hall
West Side
East Waterloo
Cedar Falls Lodge
T. B. Hanley
R. J. Lynch
Iowa
A. R. Shepro
Pennsylvania Limiteds Get In-Train Telephone Service
Chicago officials announce a further step in metropolitan railroad convenience with telephone systems aboard all limited trains between Chicago and New York. The service lets business travelers transact urgent matters until the train leaves the station, following the Pennsylvanian Special pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jtl
Pennsylvania System
New York
St. Paul
Twin City
New York City
Aged Couple Plans Holiday Trip to Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. William Starr ages 79 and 73 travel tomorrow to Minneapolis to spend holidays with their children Mrs. C. Altland and Herbert Starr. Starr’s health is poor but he believes the trip will help and Mrs. Starr has attended nearly all Sunday meetings, tired but eager to continue if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Starr
Minneapolis
C. Altland
Herbert Starr
Starr
Lion Rescues Keeper From Hyena at Wheeler's Circus
In Oxford Pennsylvania on December 22 Capt. Snider a trainer with Wheeler's circus was attacked by a hyena that escaped its cage. A nearby iron cage tiger watched and leaped, toppled the hyena and pinned it on the ground allowing Snider to escape and workers to secure the beast.
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Oxford
Snider
Wheeler's Circus
Capt. Snider
Swedes throng Chicago as consul cites population
Edward D. Winslow, U.S. consul general in Stockholm, says Chicago is the second Swedish city in the world with about 200000 Swedish residents. He notes climate and northwest settlement draw Swedes, who help Chicago rank near Stockholm among Swedish communities. Also reported is Ray Wilscam of East Lincoln Neb convicted of burning his own home, receiving a five year penitentiary sentence.
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Chicago
Der
Mr. Winslow
Sweden
Ray Wilscam
East Lincoln
Neb
Wilscam
Death of an Aged Lady in Waterloo
Mrs. Minerva Howard widow of Fr. Howard died this morning at 11 at her home, 612 Broadway Waterloo after a year of ill health and three weeks in bed. She was about 74, resided in Cedar Falls long, moved to Waterloo a year ago. Survived by son Frank A. Howard and daughter Mrs. Fannie Dalby plus other daughters in Cedar Rapids and the west. Funeral arrangements pending later today.
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Minerva Howard
Fr. Howard
Broadway
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Frank A. Howard
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Fort Dodge
Fannie Dalby
Cedar Rapids
Sab
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
West
District Court Actions Filed In Several Civil Cases
Mevis sues Ford for 1400 car sale dispute claiming a return and repairs led to loss of value and seeks difference and depreciation. Kohl sues Baro for 750 repair costs 500 rent and 86 unused rent plus 2500 business losses total 3750 after fire damage. Citizens Savings Bank sues Willis Kirk et al on a 4000 note. BH Miller sues Waterloo Malleable Iron Works for 10000 for left arm injury. Agnes Schoene seeks divorce from William Schoene citing desertion and requests custody of daughter Gertrude Kathryn.
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AFL
Moevis
Reuben Ford
Mevis
Ford
Moline
Kohl
W. C. Kohl
Anna Baro
Fourth Street
Citizens Savings Bank
Willis Kirk Et al
J. F. Hardincc Eldora
BH. Miller
Waterloo Malleable Iron Works
Navy
Agnes N. Schoene
William A. Schoene
Keokuk
Gertrude Kathryn
Mrs Fairfield Burial Friday in Whiterloo
The body of Mrs. A. B. Fairfield arrives from Kansas City for funeral services Friday at 10 AM from 407 Pine Street the Universalist pastor Rev Effie McCullom Jones to conduct the service Interment follows in Fairview beside her husband Mrs L M Simpson daughter from New York City is en route expected tonight
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A. B. Fairfield
John A. Sly
Whiterloo
Kansas City
Pine Street
Effie McCullom Jones
The
Universalist Church
Fairview
L. M. Simpson
New York City
Striking Workers Named in Conspiracy Case at Malleable Iron Works
Judge Platt granted a temporary injunction against thirteen former employees of the Malleable Iron Works for alleged conspiracy to disrupt operations. Named are Henry Falkenstein Peter Porenskie A R Conrad Tom Monson O DeGuyter A Werrisch O W Prior Burn A J Jennings B Weaver Henry Ludtke E Lundburg and Perry Reeder. The men allegedly walked out December 1 and formed a plan to deter hiring and interfere with the plant by picketing and threats. They allegedly urged violence and misrepresented job prospects and blocked entry and exit to the shop on Newell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Street
Sea Serpent Sighted 100 Foot Creature in Gulf of Mexico
Off Campechy Mexico hundreds of miles from Galveston the Avalon crew led by Capt. Joe E. Taggart sighted a large sea creature described as a brownish black serpent about 100 feet long with a monster snake like head and large eyes. Witnesses noted a 15 to 20 foot tail and a rough sea after the tail movement wrecking a life boat.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Campechy
Mexico
Thea
Avalon
Joe E. Taggart
Nea
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh-Place Building
H. W
ST. Louis
Solia SA
Clayton Hartman
An- Ammogaa
Flt
Hartman
W. W. Badger and Son
Marton
C. M. Wyryane
Oscar Banton
Iowa City
Margaret Brucher
Remsen
WB. C
Clyde D. Fritzl
Madison, D. D
Stanley Wyant
Architecture
University of Lanois
Champaign
Ray H. Kloster
Eva M. Anderson
Ago Guirrings
Dubuque
Waterloo Saddiery Company
A. M. Teasdale
Lafayette Stret
Albert Elwell
St. Duke Naven
Virginia Walker
Northwestern University
Evanston
W. R. Walker
Margaret Bragdon
J. B. Bragdon
Helen Sedgwick
J. B. Sedgwick
Florence Cottrell
G. N. Crittell
Ethel Brown
M. J. Brown
Milwaukee Downer
Bertha Welch
Lois Bayou
Crystal Theatre
Emma Boynton
W.B.C
Dunkerton
Superior
Caesar Hivoll
Riailroad
This City
Lion
Man
Minerva Howard Sum
Mrs. Fairfield
Next
Sullivan & Considine
Acta
Caesar Rivoli
Geo. Hayes
the Clancy Twins
Guy Woodard
Oaklawn Ave
Corn
C. W. Loesbe
Greene
Joan
B. J. Cavanagh
Fleming
Des Moines, Iowa
Butler County
Soeésbe
Geo, Hayes and the Clancy Twins
Mehlin & Sons
Estey—Christman & Sons
Hobart M. Cable
Jesse French
Hobart M
Estey
Christmans
Jessa French
Root
Oakland
Ludwig
Woods Bros
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