Wheat Prices Jump as Markets Rally on War Risks
In Chicago on February 2 wild buying pushed wheat futures, May delivery hitting 1.60 1 2 a bushel before profit taking and a price swing. Corn and oats followed parallel gains amid export demand and general grain strength, while Liverpool quotes rose on submarine war risks. South Omaha market reports show cattle, calves, hogs, and lamb prices with varied openings and gains in livestock sectors. Chicago Produce and grain notes confirm firm live poultry and unchanged potato values with mixed case counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
May
McGarvey & Cook
McGarvey
Eagle Township
Eagle Center
LlaPorte City
Isale
Ira Rodamats
William Holland
N. Bim
Holland
Grain Market Report from Liverpool and Waterloo
Liverpool wheat and corn prices firm with nominal futures. Waterloo markets list flour, butter, eggs, lard, potatoes and livestock prices, including cattle and hogs, veal, hogs, hides, and byproducts with varied per cwt and per unit quotes. Continued on page five.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Local items and births mark Reinbeck notes
Henry Willert visits Forest City. Mrs. Bennett visits Ster ling relatives. John Gethmann buys Bleeker lots. births at Mads Kristoffergen and Jas McLaughan homes. Mrs. Bhiers injures arm. Santa Monica trip for E Tschrigl family. pneumonia relief for Mrs. Maehrlein. Nissen sells residence to son Alex. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Feb 4. Plash undergoes rupture surgery. Christy sells house to Miss Barker. surgery recovery for J I Robinson. Foley's Honey and Tar praised in ad mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Santa Monica
Cal
Michaelson
John Maehrlein
John Nissen
Alex
Geo. Plash
Iowa City
J. M. Christy
Sarah Barker
J. I. Robinson
Marshalltown — Hospital
Illnesses and community notices from Bristow area
In Bristow on February 2 a sickbed visit for G G Coonley. A H Overturf regains some strength after illness. Mrs. Claude Goodsell hosts a schoolhouse event. local children ill with lung and throat infections from a bad cold. Community members attend gatherings, discuss hospital, and prepare Nowers for a teacher. A blizzard causes damage to lines, and a near fire at Geo Welsh home prompts stove removal and facial burns to Mr Walsh.
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Bristow
G. G. Coonley
A. H. Overturf
Claude Goodsell
Coldwater Township
Lewis Currell
Cecil Truex
Zola
King’s Daughters
United Brethren Church
Nowers
Boy
Jan
Waverly Hospital
F. E. Newbury
J. F. Jungkunz
Christian Church
Mr. End
Frank Kills
Dale
Killsen
San Francisco
California
Rob McKirran
Duncan McLaggart
Strawberry Point
Eliza Atkinson
John Piper
Walsh
Otterville Notices and Local Mergers and Movements
Ruth O Neel is sick in Otterville. Fred and Mary Maynard from Illinois rent M Eddy farm and plan moving March first. Vincent Brimmer buried at Otterville cemetery. Revival meetings begin at Presbyterian church led by Des Moines evangelist with Rev Rooler. Box sale raises 16 dollars 80 cents. Real estate and creamery sold to M Fuhrman D Bright and C BE Bantz. Josh Bantz buys buildings Will Anderson buys tee house. John Buck rents Sanders farm for year Homer Sanders to move March 1. C E Bantz appointed to census duties by Auditor Holdner for Washington township.
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Otterville
Ruth O'Neel
Fred Maynard
Illinois
M. Eddy
Frank Crandall
Vincent Brimmer
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Rooler
M. ©. Fuhrman
D. 5. Bright
C. BE. Bantz
Josh Bantz
Will Anderson
John Buck
Sanders
Homer Sanders
C. E. Bantz
Hotdner
Washington Township
Parkersburg Update of Local Visits and Social Notices
Mrs How ard Hamilton and her two daughters from Dougherty visited Mrs Amanda Hamilton. Mrs Clarence Wightman of Ap lington is keeping house for FL W Wightman. Mrs C C Wolf returned from Chicago. The Friday dance was postponed due to train connections. Miss Mary Van Hanen returned from Rock Rapids. Quy Laurence visited Cedar Rapids. Mr A F Jensens funeral held at the Danish church. Ray Hilmers visited sister Montford Wightman at the F W Wightman home. she improves from operation. Parkersburg band to give minstrel show Feb 3 with Misa Gladys Wightman at piano. Card of thanks from Reg Mrs A B Clay and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Howard Hamilton
Dougherty
Amanda Hamilton
Clarence Wightman
Aplington
FL W. Wightman
Wightman
C. C. Wolf
Chicago
Mary van Hanen
Rock Rapids
Quy Laurence
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Jensen
Ray Hilmers
Kesley
Montford Wightman
F. W. Wightman
Misa Gladys Wightman
Mester and Her Gold
A poor stepfamily tale unfolds with Hester the kind daughter finding gold and sharing it. Jane refuses aid to a beggar and is rewarded later by loss, while a fairy godmother multiplies Hester’s fortune and helps the household prosper. Jane learns to work and repent through Hester’s generosity.
Five Cents Proves It A Generous Offer
Cut out this ad and mail five cents to Foley & Co Chicago Ill for trial packages of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds croup bronchial and influenza coughs Also Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sold by all druggists everywhere This advertisement promotes a mail order trial offer from Foley & Co in Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Waterloo Ad Claims Doan's Kidney Pills Work
Waterloo resident Be D Hunt reports lumbago backache and disordered kidneys improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to try the remedy and cites price 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as makers in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Company
Stape
D- Trance
Waterloo Theatre
Campbell-Saxon Company
Bridge St
Bsal
Scott B. Prowell
Roy Middlekauff
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Armstrong Mfg. Co
Cresco
Waterloo
WE. Cowan
Security Storage CO
M. W. Smith
Dean
Doan's
BE. D. Hunt
Eleventh St
Doan
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reporter
Daily Reporter
W. H. Hartman Company
South St. Reward
Kenwood Park
Backus
Minn
Case Co
Maren
Watertoo
Navy
Ellis Hotel
Hawthorne
White
Iatecnssadaians
Denver
Ned. U
Care Courier
Russell-Lamson Store
Frank Washburn
Forest Ave
Black Hawk County
Bour
Washington St
Station A
W.T. Owings
Franklin St
East Side
The
Elms
Dolson-Kerwin
Apply J. L. Cooler
Mulberry St
Logan Ave
Warsons Music House
Hamilton
Hartford
Singer Sewag
Detterson St
Jim
Amera
Vine St
Heal
la Porte City
Thomas G. Watterson
Greene
North Dakota
Ailbert Peterson
Stanley
N. D
Baltimore Street
East Front
J. A. Kinneverg
Minnesota
Lannology
Lloyd M. Skinner
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Bldg
Marinette
Wis
Aurex Holt Co
Neb
Atkinson
Chas. Shebesta
Josie P
Nebraska
4Th St
Sele—Garace
Waterloe Evening Courier
Sair
Ford
Waterloo Hrening Courier
Fowler 'O
Clement
City Property of Farms Tews Securities Co
Com’t. Bldg
Franklin
Callathonpa
Rhey St
Black
Wheatand
Colorado
Wantul
Canada
Iowa-Minnesota Land Co
East Fourth
Commercial
Tel
Parsons Music House
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Frank Badding
R. H. Mote
State of
Alfred Pett
Mred
Pettit
Clerk District Court
State of Town
Karl Bartholomew
Black Flank County
F. P. Davis
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Smith
Fred 5. Pettit
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
South Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Texas
BBC
Michigan
Wisconsin
Towls
England
Brookfield
Banner
Poulwy
Tame Bay
Gila
Reinbeck
Wang & Mile
A. B, Clay
Mester
Jane
Hester
Heater
McClure
UTM
Dunkerton
Fairbank
First National Bank
Samuel
Kalinske
EH. A. Leebert
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ava
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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