Notice on corporate meeting and loan bylaw details
Notice from Waterloo Iowa dated December 21 1917 announces a stockholders meeting for Leavitt and Johnson National Hook building to elect directors for four years and officers for the year, amend article IV, and conduct other business including loans secured by real estate or stock and stock transfers as collateral. It also notes loans may exceed thresholds and interest up to 9 percent, with monthly payments, and identifies secretary J E Demyster. Nearby Orange township reports residents Klartzel family moving to Sheldon, a Christmas program at Orange Consolidated school with 550 attendees, community notices on local visits, a Sunday school banquet, various social events and a hospital appendicitis operation for Revert Rowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Hook
Tomas
Jpnior
Waterloo
Iowa
J. E. Demyster
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Ira Rodamar
Wovice
State of Lawg
Black Awk
Xance
George L. Smith
Black Hawk County
Svill
George N. Garrettson
Williams & Clark
Fred Perit
Hethe
Emmnato
Orange Township
Graham
Davenport
W. H. Liehty
Ankeny
Orville West
Anna Hamer
Swealer
Ruth Forney
Chico
Cal
Orange
South Waterloo
A. P. Blough
O. S. Hamer
O. W. Neher
Jen Blough
Arthur Miller
Mary Spelcher-Schull
Greene. Greene. Will McDonald heads to California ranch
Mr and Mrs Will McDonald journeyed to Fumona California as he takes charge of a fruit ranch. A local dealer visited Thursday to buy horses for the war, acquiring valuable horseflesh. The January division meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church met Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Marionesis scheme. A fishfines program followed, then social time. The Crusaders hosted a Christmas party at Presbyterian church Friday night. Grace Hiatt returned to Des Moines Sunday after a month with her mother Mrs Alice Doore. Wilbur Kuhn has been very ill with pneumonia in the past week.
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Crusaders
Rockford Wedding and Local News Highlights
Miss Ruth Mozley and Mr Otto Huxohl wed in Rockford ec 29. Mecksroy died Dec 20, a noted citizen and U S soldier. Mrs C E ONeil underwent an operation at the local hospital. Chap Edwin P Dee lectured on The Making of the New American Army. Class of 1918 Rockford High entertained by Mr and Mrs G H Dunkelberg honoring their son awaiting West Point appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mozley
Otto A. Huxohl
der Mecklroy
Geti
McEtroy
C. E. O'Neil
Edwin P. Dee
Rockford High School
G. H. Dunkelberg
U.S. Miliary Academy
West Point
Christmas Visits and Church Aid at Barclay Center
Miss Grace Turner of Brandon visits her brother Vi G Turner at Barclay Center along with Misses Alice and Elizabeth Plack Itarei Campbell and Avia Lewick spending their Christmas vacation at home. A Gil service at the united Presbyterian church supported Armenian relief. a note on knowledge and conscience closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Center
Grace Turner
Brandon
Vi. G. Turner
Phe
Alice
Elizabeth Plack
Itarei Campbell
Avia Lewick
Gil
Unitea, Presbyterian Church
Guardian's Match Ended in Loving Marriage
A girl orphaned young is placed under guardian Horace Ogilvie. He hides behind propriety while gently guiding her life. As she grows to twenty, his distance fades and they marry. She learns he had been secretly engaged to her mother, who arranged the match. The revelation prompts reflection on past choices. Read the news in the advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Marga
Mie
Abe
Ede
Aluce
Horace Ogilvie
Patt
Cay
Mr. Ogilvia
Noc
Rat
Mns
U S Rail Control Debate In Senate Hearing
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee heard I C C Chairman Hall defend railroads finances and costs. He credited President Wilson with taking rail control to unify operations, stating legal obstacles prevented separate handling. Questioned if anti-pooling laws could be suspended. Hall said suspension might grant railroads unitary power but uncertain if they would act as a unit. He favored continuing the president’s plan for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
Townsend
Cummins
Hull
Great Increase in Livestock Receipts at Chicago Yards
Calago Dec 31 Nearly 17 000 more cars of livestock were received at the Union stockyards here during the first 11 months of 1917 than during all of 1916. The greatest rise followed national guard mobilization and army drafting. John A Spoor chairman urges farmers to increase herds despite market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calago
Imion
John A. Spoor
Union Stockyards & Transit Company
National Guard
National Army
Mr. Spoor
Ilinois
Bank Clearings for U S and Canada in Late December
United States weekly clearings reported by Bradstreet's Journal show New York aggregates at 194,813,000, down from 320,090,000 the prior week and 320,090,000 the year ago, while Canada totals reached 212,568,000 versus 224,573,000 the prior week and 206,407,000 a year earlier. The report also notes weekly changes for the December period ending December 27 with year over year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreet's Journal
New York
Markets Rally Then Slump as Corn Prices Jump and Slump
Fresh strength in corn led by scarce receipts and trucking delays bolstered prices earlier, with January at 1.26 1/8 and May at 1.24 1/8. A later pause followed as milder weather and peace talk shifted sentiment, closing steady with gains erased in oats and mixed grain futures. cash quotes across Chicago, Peoria, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Omaha reflected mixed demand, with No. 2 yellow corn around 1.70 to 1.bb and oats near 0.65 to 0.75 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Larb
Ries
Miscellaneous Want Ads Include Help Wanted and Rentals
Multiple short classifieds including clerking and billing experience wanted. Help wanted for a cook housekeeper and stenographer with references. Housing requests include seven room house for rent and four room cottages. Also listing for hens and parrots for sale and meals service staff. Ongoing notices for students seeking part time work and boarding. Contact numbers and addresses provided for each item.
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Courk Wear
L. & J. Bldg
Cail Black
Wellington Sr. Ca
Vine
Olympia Cafe
Geygar Falls
Thorne
Por E Kent
Syest
Argyle St
Soash
Waterloo Business College
Courser
Capatie
Rex Waterina
Tady
Fure Food
Livestock Prices Rise on Abundant Arrivals in Chicago Yards
Chicago markets show hogs advancing as plentiful arrivals limit supply for cattle and sheep. Hogs receipts 29 000 Wednesday 25 000 with bulk prices 15.60 to 16.90, cattle receipts 11 000, sheep 5 000, with mixed ranges and firm to strong tones across the board. Kansas City reports hogs 9 000 higher with bulk 16.35 to 16.85 and cattle and sheep also higher or firm for midweek trading.
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Chilcago
Omaha Livestock Prices Dec 31 Hog and cattle rates rise
Omaha Neb December 31 cattle and hog quotations show higher receipts for hogs at 4 090 with heavy at 16 40 to 16 75 and bulk 16 60 to 16 70. Cattle receipts 6 300 with stronger tone. steers 9 00 to 13 50 cows and bulls 6 50 to 10 50 calves 3 75 to 12 75. Sheep receipts 17 500 steady with yearlings 11 50 to 13 25 wethers 11 00 to 12 50 ewes 8 75 to 11 50 lambs 15 00 to 16 50.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
St Louis Livestock Prices End Year With Higher Receipts
St Louis market reports Friday receipts totaling about 10 500 head with higher cattle hogs and sheep values. Hogs ranged to 18.70 for lights and mixed cattle sold between 5 and 8 dollars for steers while calves and pigs showed gains. Toledo seed prices for clover timothy and alsike advanced with December and future months quoted.
Stocks and Bonds Mixed as Market Closes Strong
New York stocks opened with General Motors leading gains up 12 points while Hails showed uneven progress. United States Steel and Bethlehem rose modestly and Liberty bonds remained steady as rails gained little. Major industrials and war group shares strengthened later in the session. London silver and money markets also reported figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
New York Central
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Waterloo Markets Report from December
Market notes describe prices for livestock and meat in Waterloo with entries for steers cows and calves, grass fed beef, and various cuts. Prices range from five to seven dollars per hundredweight with notes on quality and product types.
Rail timetable for Iowa region with many trains listed
Railway timetables show departures and connections from Dubuque Chicago Fort Dodge Omaha Sioux City Burlington St Louis Kansas City Cedar Rapids Davenport Waterloo and Waverly divisions. Timings include 1:00 am 2:20 am 6:50 am 7:55 am 10:05 am 12:18 am 4:40 p.m. and 11:43 p.m. with local limited express and freight services, plus connections at Union Depot and Cedar Rapids and Waterloo transfers.
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Reed
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Detratt
Cinetrnaticsal
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Birmingham
Waterloo
Davenport É We
Topekape
Cedar Rapids
Fargo
Fall River
Sioux Falls
Muskogee
Rockford
Quincey
Decatur
Fremont
Wicksbure
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Sioux City
D. OL
Dubuque Worth
Burlington
An& Bt
Cedar Rapida
M. St. Louis
Davenport
Cedar Falle
Frora Waterloo
Ag Dr
Cedar Wake
Giles
Waverly
Cedar Rapids Lins
Ars CH
Prom Cedar Baepids
Prices update from major markets on December 31
New York reports creamery prices higher for extras and firsts with various grades listed. cheese steady with receipts. Chicago shows butter steady and eggs unsettled with case totals. Kansas City notes butter and poultry ranges. St Louis lists poultry, butter, and eggs quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Local Market Bulletin Printed Prices for Hogs and Hides
Historical market list showing premium hogs quantities and prices, plus assorted dairy produce like creamery butter and eggs. Includes hides by category, green and cured varieties, with wholesale and retail price notes, and additional farm products such as straw and hay.
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Bologna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Dncome & A
Eest
Eriday
Panae
Sears Acre
ty Tost_nower
Black Waterman Tower
Library Ess
Franklin
Nere
West Fourth
Glerk
Franklin Institute
Thochester
N.Y
Ad Transportation
Hawkeye Hovel
Evans
Des Moines
City Barber College
Ad- France
Younker ‘Brothers
Towa
Ce Patee
Mr. Hinson
Powers Mfg. Co
Sycamore Lee Eere
aAgen
Sumner St
John Timion
Fremont St
Weterloe
Estes Sa Ae
L. S. Parsons Musi Lhicuse
Onur
Mulberry
Tibrary
College of Commerce
Enom
East Side
Ninth St
Alac
Weat
West Side
Bent—Mefern
Western Avenue
Mofern
Dawson Cali Macsean Novelis Co
Clara Dal- Tenbach
Sumner
Zor Eent
Locust Street
Howard
Black Hawk Bank
Blou
Lina
East
Reasoanbia
Campbell
Bridge
Geings
Weat Firth
Black
Sue
Courier
Hamilt West Fourth
Plizsa
Cook
J. NX. Ackerman
Thirteenth St
L. S. Fursons
L. S
Alwo
Wes. H. King
Worthey Hutcher
Lafayette
Jesup
Cedar Falls
Annesota
Lamoe Fairehild
Court Block
St Paul
Minn
Walnut
Derby
Scioto
Kokosing
Darby Plains
Howard Co
Cresco
Farmstes Co
Lincoln Bank
Notridas
Charles Treadwell
Hennepin
Alianeapolis
Ann
S. Parsons
Otage
Pacific Coast
Boyd
Transfer Co
Waterlno
Iowa Warehouse Co
Onte
Phos
Waterloo Evening Coumier
U.S
I. C.C
Senate
Advcope
Sears
Omicago
Timothy
Clover
Peoria Gea
Peoria
Kansas
Citt Grain
Louis
Ellow
Minneapolis Grad
East St Louis
Mercantile Paper
Mercantile Paner
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Toledo
Alsike
Afarch
Stocks and Bonds
London Silver and Money
London
Vanterloo
Wellington
Dubuque
Chicago Dubuque
Dubugue -Limited
Chicago -Limited
Minneapolia
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
Albert Lee
Union Depot
C. & Tetn
C. Armn
Ida
Twin City
Gelwetn
Ranges City
Blsenanorthbonaa
DUROC
Jersey
Lisbon, Iowa
Spoor & Challis Mechanicsville
Ose Cseween
Marsh-Place
Samson Bros
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ier
Grain and Travision
C. G. Larrabee
Mgr
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