General Markets Report from Chicago and Midwest Livestock
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show mixed strength with corn and oats firming on wet weather. Hog futures rose with May pork around 18.00, lard near 9.74, ribs about 9.00, while cattle and sheep receipts varied across regions, with openers and closings described as steady to strong.
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Chicago
Lacs
May
Kansas City
Itmaha
Neb
Imarket
Ty Strane Heavy
Learly
Pep Roy
Jan
al Calif
Markets and Prices Across Wheat and Corn Notes
Journal fragment lists wheat, corn, and flour quotes with multiple grades and months. Includes Waterloo and Minneapolis close figures, dairy and poultry prices, and cash wheat quotes with several grade classifications.
Divine Healer Schiller Visiting Galena Again
Report recounts Dr. Schiller's healing claims in 1912 Galena Iowa, with letters from grateful patients praising cures for rheumatism and deafness. Attendant staff, no drugs used, and on site at Carpe n er Hotel Waterloo on New Year’s Day.
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Schiller
Rockford
Thad
Dakota
East
Carolina Wulweber
R. F
Galena, al
Homer Liverton
Orangeville
Til
Gersema
Aplington
Milledgeville
Calrs
Ridott
Pen
Schill
Onis
Sehilier
Carpener
Germania
Waterloo
Houra
McClure Wins Narrow River-to-River Auto Race
Don P. McClure of Oskaloosa edged P. C. Petersen of Davenport in the River-to-River road race from Davenport to Council Bluffs. McClure finished at 4 57 p m with Petersen arriving at 6 33 p m amid a large crowd.
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Des Moines
Don P. McClure
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Council Bluffs
P. C. Petersen
Petersen
McClure
Oakland
Great White Way
Atlantic
Iowa
Alderman Tearney Placed Under Scrutiny for Nightclub Violations
Chicago reports Alderman A. R. Tearney of the Second ward runs an all night saloon at Calumet Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street flouting the 1 AM closing rule. Despite 700 police reports and complaints, city prosecutors and officials have not acted, with Tearney boasting influence and defending his saloon business. The case ties to political allies and amplified by the Hearst Harrison committee.
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Chicago
A. R. Tearney
Second Ward
Calumet Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Tearney
Third Ward
Max Nootbaar
Prigr Lof
McWeeny
Lathlardt
James
McInerney
Tie
Hearst- Harrison
Funeral services for Mrs. 1 ft Clay held tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. 1 ft Clay will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from the residence 1217 Berth Avenue Rev WA Vallant pastor of the First Baptist Church will conduct the service and burial will follow in the mausoleum at Fairview Cemetery
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1. Ft. Clay
Berth Avenue
WA. Vallant
First Baptist Ehurch
Fairview Cemetery
Waterloo poultry show opens with four conventions
The sixth annual Waterloo poultry show begins this evening at the exhibition hall in Waterloo. Birds arrive from distant points for public inspection through January 4. In addition to the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry association, three conventions will be held: Midwest Branch of the Single Comb Buff Orpington club, state meeting of the International Rose Comb Black Minorca club, and state meeting of the Golden Wyandotte club of the World.
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Waterloo
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Midwest
Buff Orpington Club
International
Rose Comb Black Minorca Club
Golden Wyandotte Club
Two Boys Granted Suspended Sentence For Grand Larceny
Howard Gale and Carl Adams pleaded guilty to grand larceny of money from the Ellis hotel in open court before Judge Platt. Their five year reformatory sentence was suspended on good behavior. if they comply, the record will be expunged, otherwise they may be committed. They must repay the court within one year and follow court restrictions on conduct.
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Howard Gale
Carl Adams
Platt
Ellis Hotel
Reformatory
Better Roads in County to be Secured by Cooperation
Black Hawk County Good Roads Automobile club, formed in 1912, has 200 members led by President F A Ferguson and officers W C Kohl J I Kenyon B W Schuneman. The group aims to improve county roads by partnering with farmers, the board of supervisors, and the state legislature. Also noted is a landlord’s attachment suit: T R Sawyer vs Harry A Miller for $158.42.
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Black Hawk County
J. I. Kenyon
B. W. Schuneman
T. R. Sawyer
Harry A. Miller
Zulinsky Case Continued In Assault With Intent To Murder
In a courtroom the Zulinsy case moved forward with no defense action taken. The defendant is charged with assault with intent to commit murder after shooting workman William Zink at the C. G. W. construction gang headquarters east of town. Zink’s stomach wound was recovered from after surgery and a lighted match sparked the dispute. The youths have been in jail since November 12 and are ordered to pay costs and report to parole officer A. F. Gates.
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A. F. Gates
Zulinsky
Zulinsy
William Zink
C. G. W. Construction Gang
Zink
Presbyterian Hospital
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co Extends New Year Thanks
The Sindlinger Ice Cream Co at 509 Bluff St thanks patrons for past support and pledges to maintain a high standard of purity in 1913. It promotes Pure Vienna Ice Creams and Sherbets, fancy brick fruit creams, and individual molds for social or wedding events.
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Vienna
Sindlinger Ice Cream CO
Bluff St
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