Market News Reflects Mixed Signals for Wheat and Livestock
Chicago market notes show rain dampening Argentine harvest aiding a wheat rally before a downturn as shipments to Canada buoy prices. Oats hold, corn slips, hogs rise on higher quotes, and cattle grain-fed demand strengthens after cold weather. South Omaha reports steady cattle and strong sheep and lamb demand amid robust hog activity.
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Dee
Great Britain
Arean
Ted
Clas
Portland
Belgium
South Omaha
Witestock
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Meeting Notice for Salion Company Directors Election
Notice from Dempster secretary dated January 5 1914 at Waterloo Iowa specifies a meeting at 618 Commercial street to elect five directors for three years elect a secretary and treasurer for the casting year and to handle other lawful business.
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Salion
Commercial Street
Andreasurer
Waterloo
Iawa
Dempster
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank of
Sheep Market Highlights and Market Quotes From Chicago
The Chicago Sheep Market shows price movements with open high low and close data for December and nearby contracts. A range of quotes across multiple futures bonds and commodities indicates fluctuating demand and supply dynamics.
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Ghain
Pinovisio
Chicago
Det
Aise
Grain market snapshot across Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis
Wheat and corn prices mixed across major markets with futures for December and May listed. Notable figures include Chicago wheat around 1.24 to 1.27 and corn near 0.67 to 0.79 with variations by grade and delivery month. Prices also shown for St. Louis Minneapolis and Winnipeg markets in December and May contracts.
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Chicago
Zyotlow
Oais
Standard
Duynin
Wheat
St. Louis
Waterworks purchase bid blocked by federal ruling
Des Moines failed to secure an extension to buy the city waterworks for 230251?2 dollars after Federal Judge Van Valkenberg ruled the time limit had expired. The ruling ends attempts going back 20 years to municipal ownership amid three elections and bond delays.
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Des Moines
van Valkenberg
Kansas City
McPherson
Supreme Court of
Ture
Corpse Puffing Cigar Shocks Rural Route
Panic spread along a Jefferson to Chael road when three "corpses" sat upright in a hearse and puffed a cigar. The pranks were by Will Hodge of Jefferson returning from his aunt Mrs. Sarah Stevens's funeral in Chael. He rode beside the driver, then climbed into the glass hearse to warm up and lit a cigarette for comfort.
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Jefferson
Jefferson and
Chael
Will Hodge
Hodge
Sarah Stevens
Chao
Drusilla the Talking Doll Sparks Sleepy Debate
In a playroom scene from 1914, Drusilla the doll leaves for the seashore and prompts the toys including Bobby Jones Teddy Bear and a paper doll to debate her cleverness. Other toys recite poems or boast talents as they reflect on Drusilla’s adventures and truthfulness before drifting to sleep.
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Bonry Jones
Dusilla
Drusilla
Bobby Jones
Drusilla Lad
Teddy Bear
Pastor Suckow Returns to Manchester Pastor
Manchester Iowa December 31 The Congregational church extended a call to Rev W J Suckow of Davenport to become pastor succeeding Rev J F Moore who left for Waterloo He will begin January 3 Missing Farmer Frank Midkiff located at New Hampton after disappearing from Edgewood last week Bride Emily Brown and Lewis Purvis wed at Mrs M K Brown's home with Rev W H Snsigh officiating They plan a honeymoon to Berlamont Michigan and will reside in Independence next spring
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Congregational Church
Davenport
J. F. Moore
Waterloo
Mr. Suckow
Frank Midkiff
Edgewood
New Hampton
M. K. Brown
Emily Brown
Lewis Purvis
W. H. Snsignh
Hopkinton
Independence
Berlamont
Mich
Golden Wedding Honors for Mr and Mrs Daniel McIntyre
In La Porte City on December 28 Mr and Mrs Daniel McIntyre celebrated their golden wedding with about twenty neighbors and relatives at their Mooreville home. A gold mounted umbrella and pipe were given, a meal was shared, and Rev Sheckler spoke on behalf of guests. The couple, married in England in 1864, later moved to Traer and then Mooreville where Mr McIntyre remains active as a blacksmith.
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Daniel McIntyre
Mooreville
Mr. Sheckler
Geneseo Church
Traer
Altho
Mack
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
Fred Fell
G. Fell
Norfolk
San Francisco
John Gill, Jr
Gladden
Charles Herring
Gladys Kennon
Vinton
Walter Fox
Morris Scanlon
St. Anne
Foley Cathartle Tablets Advertisement Praise
Wednesday morning at the home of Chas Fultz and had to be taken to the home of her parents. Jore Pa P A Morgan had occasion recently to use a liver medicine and says Foley Cathartle Tablets thoroughly cleansed my system and I felt like a new man light and free. They are the best medicine I have ever taken for constipation. They keep the stomach sweet liver active bowels regular. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Jore
P. A. Morgan
Local notes from Waverly and Washington
Waverly items report Joe Auner visiting Dubuque and theatre party by Tappa Tappa Regga girls to Waterloo. News notes weddings visits include Adeline Schultz and Claude Curtis marriage at Herman Schultz home and departure for Chicago. Representative-elect Burton Sweet of Waverly arrives in Washington with daughter Esther and Dr H O Jungblut and wife, to meet Iowa delegation.
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Schell
John Tegtmeier
Lucinda Remick
Denver
Colo
Herman Schultz
Adeline
Claude ‘Curtis
E. HK
Rauseh
Lutheran Church
Sara Ruddick
Helen Barber
Vere Murray
Curtis
H. Curtis
M. K. Curtis
Detroit
Mich
Herbert Stokely
Des Moines
Carrie Brees
Waterloo
Chicago
Meta Lusendon
Washington
Mr. Sweet
House
Iowa
Haig
Esther
H. O. Jungblut
Tripoli
Sweet
Will Visi
Best for Kidneys Says Doctor
Dr J T RB Neal of Greenville California claims in 30 years of practice Foley Kidney Pills are unmatched for kidneys. Available 50c and 1.00, said to aid backache rheumatism kidney and bladder ailments. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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J. T. RB
Neal
Greenville
Cal
WOUNDS WIFE AND KILLS SELF IN Freeport tragedy
In Freeport Illinois, Carl J. Schulte shot his divorced wife Bertha E. Schulte on the third floor of the Billerbeck building, then killed himself with a 38 caliber revolver. Bertha was seriously wounded and hospitalized. investigators expect to learn more from the autopsy.
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Carl J. Schulte
Bertha E. Schulte
Freeport General Hospital
Schulte
Billerbeck
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Provisions for the Army in the Field
War priorities center on cutting enemy supply lines while a well nourished population sustains strong fighters. An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and blood purification, claiming improved digestion, stronger nerves, clearer skin, and relief from skin eruptions without alcohol or narcotics.
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Pierce
Br. Pierce
Courier and Reporter Item Sends Readership to Friends
A fragment notes a weapon still gripped in the man’s right hand when police were alerted. The piece requests readers to share the Courier and Reporter with friends.
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the Courier
Dr. Myers Promises Scientific Care for Chronic Ailments
Waterloo Iowa physician Dr. Myers markets a scientifically equipped office with modern instruments to diagnose chronic stomach liver kidney blood skin and nerve diseases. He offers free consultation, accepts mail or in person visits, and claims to treat conditions from rheumatism to cancer with careful, patient focused methods.
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Dr. Myers
Waterloo
Per
New York
Towa
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