Local notices from FOX TOWNSHIP and surrounding areas
Severe weather reminders from the past month prompt farmers to send cream to the local creamery. Mail carrier Jesup keeps delivering across Tex township. Town updates note coal shortage delaying business opening times and local visits by residents to Cedar Heights, Independence, and other nearby towns.
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Fox Township
Fox
Jublins Creamery
Als
Cone
Jesup
Custern
Tex Township
Bam
Elswold
Farolly
West Waterloo Indge No 718 Meeting and Funeral Notice
West Waterloo Indge No 718 TL oO i F holds regular meeting tonight with initiatory work postponed due to fuel issues. Us Woman's Relief corps invited to meet at 1 30 p m Tuesday Memorial hall for the funeral of Miss Fila Stokes and to thank friends for sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mrs Albert Sweitzer.
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West Waterloo
Us Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Fila Stokes
Uf Bichors
Albert Sweitzer
Albert Sheitzer
C. P. Rugs
Wanted Man for Delivery Work and Housekeeping
Classified notice items include a wanted man for delivery work and permanent position. a furnished night housekeeper room near I. C. shops or Litchfield's. a lost item description with a brass emblem. winter return note. a fire passenger Maxwell model 25 in excellent condition. rental cottage at Cedar River Park. couple seeking two rooms for light housekeeping. sale of a dining table set. miscellaneous phone contacts and names included.
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I. C
Litchfield
Arey
Bavena
Maxwell
Cedar River Park
Nised
East Side
War Savings Stamp Drive Spurs Church Pledges in Waterloo
Thousands of dollars in stamps and bonds were sold or pledged across Waterloo churches during a Thrift Stamp Sunday. Reports show First M. E. led with about 3200 dollars, followed by St. Mary's about 2996 and Grace M. E. about 1718. Final totals await completion, with post office staff assisting and plans for continued campaign in northeastern Iowa.
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Waterloo
WW. Marsh
Grace M. E
Walnut Street Baptist
Munger
First Baptist
Oliver ‘Trumbauer
Burton Avenue
George J. Pike
First Brethren
A. A. McCormick
J.C. Murtagh
St. Mark’s
W. OH
First Evangelical
H. G. Moeller
Immanuel Lutheran
Charles van Vieck
First Lutheran
Leo Paulger
First Methodist
Macy Campbell
St. Paul's
M. EB
Sacred Heart Church
First
M. EH. Church
St. Mary's Catholic
White Grace M. BE
Central Christian
Plymouth Congregational
Union Congregational
St. Mark’s Episcopal
St. Luke's English Lutheran
Free Methodist
F. Willis Jenks
M. J. Kelly
Post Office
Tawa
Corn Prices Edge Higher on War Market News
Chicago and Peoria market wires report corn prices advancing amid warlike European developments and cold weather. Opening quotes ranged from unchanged to modest gains with March at 1.27 and May 1.25 1/4, later easing but holding higher amid limited selling. Oats gained on absence of aggressive selling while hog provisions rose on higher quotations. eastern shipping slowed and Missouri and Iowa hauling conditions improved.
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Chicago
Europe
Missouri
Iowa
Mortuary Death of Valentine Schiel in Waterloo
Valentine Schiel aged about 70 died at 208 Barclay Street in Waterloo at 2 p.m. Saturday. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Tuesday 9 a.m. internment Calgary. Born in Baden Baden Germany he came to the U.S. at 18. Survived by wife Mary Jansen and six children Joe Tom Annie Mary Tose Louis, 24 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He worked for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and Illinois Central shops in Waterloo. He was a charter member of several Catholic societies and the last of his family to die.
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Valentine Schiel
Rome
Barclay Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Calgary
Mr. Schiel
Baden Baden
Germany
United States
Dubuqua
Mary Jansen
Joe
Tom
Annie
Mary
Tose
Louis
Schiel
Chicago, Milwaukee & Stt. Paul
Dubuque
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Ite
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Society
Alphonse Pius Society
Holy Name Society
Mtarles
Gardner
Charles Gardner
Shaver’s Eddy
Ark
Mr. Gardner
Providence
K. E
Wisconsin
Missouri
Illinois Central Railway
Ronsin
la Porte City
Hog market buoyed by speculators amid mixed arrivals
Active demand swings hog prices higher with gains led by futures and traders. Cattle and sheep arrivals were mixed. hog receipts reported around 41 000 with prices ranging from 15.95 to 18.70 as market tone stayed firm. Siou x City run showed steady hogs at 15.18 to 16.10, cattle to 13.26, and sheep steady near 12.00 to 14.50.
St Louis Livestock Market Report February figures
In St Louis on February 4 receipts showed hogs at 14,000 with 16.25 to 16.70 for heavy goods and bulk around 16.25 to 16.55. Cattle receipts reached 6,000 with steers 3.00 to 13.50, heifers 7.00 to 13.60, cows 6.00 to 11.50, calves 6.00 to 16.00. Sheep receipts 1,200 with lambs 14.00 to 27.76, ewes 10.50 to 12.00, and yearlings 11.60 to 13.25.
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ST. Louis
Ghia
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Hog receipts total about 10 000 with prices from 16.00 to 18.10 for US prime grade. Cattle receipts around 12 000 show steers 9.00 to 14.75, cows 5.50 to 10.50, heifers 7.60 to 11.00, calves 7.00 to 14.00. Sheep receipts near 3 000 report lambs 16.00 to 17.35, yearlings 13.50 to 14.50, wethers 11.50 to 13.00, ewes 11.00 to 12.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Omaha Livestock Market Report for February 4
Omaha Neb February 4 hog receipts 14500 strong heavy mixed pigs bulk and ugat prices listed. Cattle receipts 13009 steer prices 9.00 to 13.25 cows and heifers 7.50 to 11.00 calves 9.00 to 13.25 sheep receipts 7500 yearlings 12.00 to 15.00 wethers 11.00 to 13.00 ewes 10.75 to 12.50 lambs 16.25 to 17.25.
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Omaha
Neb
Ugat
St Joseph Livestock and Market Updates Feb 4 192?
St Joseph Missouri reports cattle receipts 2400 with higher prices including top $16.35 and calves $6.09 to $13.50. sheep receipts 6000 steady with lambs $13.00 to $17.25 and ewes $6.00 to $12.25. East St Louis buyers: horses and mules priced from $90 to $290. London silver at 48.5 per ounce and money at 3/4 percent.
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St. Joseph
Borses
Eaat St. Louis
Births Reported In Orange Township And Nearby
Births announced for January include a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson of Orange township aged 24 mother and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stamas Parnas 326 Linden avenue both January 19 and 27 respectively while a son was born January 27 to Mr and Mrs Clarence W Dewey 602 Broasiwar. A settlement filed ends the Rachel Tris versus Thomas McCarthy maid service suit with defendant to pay Mrs True 900. Over 70 University of Chicago faculty now in war services including 27 in professional ranks and the university president among them.
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Thomas Thompson
Orange Township
Clarence W. Dewey
Broasiwar
Stamas Parnas
Linden Avenue
Tile
Ege
Rachel Tris
Thomas McCarthy
Suad
The
University of Chicago
War Services
University
Prices Update Across Markets for Butter Eggs Poultry and Mead
New York reports firm creamery butter and higher extra receipts with ranges from 51 3 4c to 62 4c and fresh gathered extras at 65 66c. Eggs drop to 60c for freights and 64 60c for at mark. Potatoes hold at 26 26 1 2c. Cheese steady. poultry prices mixed with chickens 24 36c fowls 22 38c turkeys 24 36c. Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota notes $2.10 2.16 bulk at $2.05 10. Kansas City lists butter 44 40c firsts, 48c seconds. hens 25c roosters 20c broilers 23 2c. St Louis shows turkey 24 7c, ducks 25c, geese 22 2c, creamery 50 4c.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tinnesota Sans
Kassas City
Kansas City
Waterloo Markets Report From Waterloo February Market Prices
Waterloo on February 4 reports prices for grains and livestock. Listings include patent flour, barley, rye, corn, oats, meal, and various cattle categories with prices. hogs, pigs, and dairy items noted. hay and straw values appear. many entries are incomplete or garbled.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Creamery
Grange
Wholesale prices for hides poultry and meat products listed
The document lists varied wholesale price hints for farm products including potatoes, poultry such as hens roosters ducks geese turkeys and various hides including green cured veal and horse hides with approximate price markers and grade indicators. Entries are fragmented with multiple illegible symbols and decimals.
Whisky Stock Set to Last Nine Months in Warehouses
A national keeper from East Dubuque says the visible whisky in warehouses will last at most nine months. By September 1, 1913, about 157 million gallons in storage will be exhausted, though not consumed but sold to customers for future use and kept at homes. Iowa saloonkeepers report individuals with large cellar quantities, including barrels and hundreds of gallons.
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Waterloo
Accountants Ordered Mobilized
Washington, Feb 4. Mobilization of all certified accountants under the draft law to fill vacancies in the army business organization was ordered. Henry H. Wise, attorney for paper manufacturers, testified before the federal trade commission that as New York draft board chairmen he received orders from the adjutant general to call in all registered accountants, pass them through physicals, and mobilize them this week to army depots. He noted a lack of accountants had delayed assembling information for the commission.
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Washington, D. C
Army Business Organization
Henry H. Wise
Federal Trade Commission
New York
Adjutant General
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Cal J. Milter
Edward £. Stokes
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Mary O. Petrie
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George Seargent. Hudson
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C. A
F. EB
Bert
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Joe Aver
Ella EE. Stokes
Ella FE
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Fifth Street
M. BE
Frank Willard Court
Elmwood
Miss Stokes
Leona Zubrod
Edward C. Zubrod
Butler Avenue
Lucille Isabelle Hayward
Lucille Isabella Hayward
David Hayward
Second Street West
Thomas Horton
Sioux City
ST. Joseph Livestock
London
E. L. Jordan
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Tripp & Gill
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Marsh-Place
Irvin G. Cohen
Lamson Bros.& CO
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G. G. Larrabee
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