Denver and Waterloo News Roundup in February
Obituary notes tell of Susanne Tinpy dying at Linden Avenue age 97 in Waterloo after a long Denver residency with burial in the township cemetery south of Denver. She left a daughter and several sons, and many relatives reside in Waterloo Spokane Des Moines and Canada. Community events include Red Cross meeting, Creamery Co annual meeting naming Mooney as butter-maker and directors, a golden wedding anniversary for Barton and his wife with family attendance, a charity play at the opera house, and a late bridge dinner. Residents of Hartford and Ames area attend gatherings, celebrate milestones, and plan local urgency on civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Susanne Tinpy
Linden Avenue
Woeterton
Wilterlay
Ponver
Mer
Ype UM
Mra
Tiwen Burnsworth
Hertha
Alina
Sue
Ones
Willian
Des Ohn
Isa
Michael
Water- Tooith Dad
Spokane
Wash
Hermuu Matthias
Saurday
Gite Hein
Wuaterlog
John Sass
Huer
Waterloo
Red Cross
Murphy
Denver Creamery Co
Mooney
Williamn Mohliing
Wither
Ernest Tirand
Christ Pipho
John Bolterving
Tarmer
Fred Uotte
Canada
Hrathers
Till Forbid Advertisement Notice Revised
Memorandum states ads labeled till forbid are discontinued only upon written order. Notice requires the discontinue memo to reach the office by 10 a m. otherwise ads cannot be discontinued until the next day.
Social and community news from La Porte City
The Good Shepherd Methodist church hosts its monthly social at Mia U Hahn's home with strong attendance. Lotus Club meets at Mrs. Frank Kling’s and plans for the next gathering. Local stock buyers ship six carloads of hogs, a record shipment from the area. Residents note a push for fuel conservation. Several residents travel for medical treatment, education, or family visits, including Katherine Geuing, Henrietta Knight, and Jamison Clair. Local business and housing changes occur as families relocate and workers receive promotions, with updates on illness and recovery.
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Fae Fore cNiy
Vies
Mia U. Hahn
Weiler
Dustess
Mmen
Nurtz
John Howrey
Poo. Rhowers
Emeberlehter
Cydi
Awhley Sno Eel
Lotus Club
Frank Kling
Thad Erode Tournia
Lloyd Lamb
Gedur Stupids
J. Os. Geuung
Katherine
Fowtry
Consule
Henrietta Knight
Lows City
Jamison
Jenn Q. Page
Keith
Central Utey
Klock
John
Pred
Fairbank
Mrr
Ada Ayers
Mr. Ayers
J. EB. Ayers
Brandon
Bert Wilder
D. TK
Mayea
Locust Street
Jennie Orit
Waterloo
Roy Lawkins
W. A. Franklin
Mer
St. Clair
Ives
Fort Sain Trouston
Tex
Orre Bowers
RL & Pat Manly
February activities fill Raymond Methodist notes
The February Ladies Aid meeting at the Methodist church is set for Valentine's Day at president Mrs Glen Parker's home with an all day picnic dinner at 1 pm A 7 pm picnic supper follows with a community sing and Valentine party An old fashioned Valentine box will be a spotlight activity A coal carload arrived last Friday and sold within 1 hour 40 minutes A social at Mr and Mrs Pyrol Poyner home is planned with a 3 cent supper charge and guests asked to bring sandwiches Proceeds benefit the Jayworth league treasury About a dozen neighbors surprised Mrs C Taylor with a noon dinner and music A new project notes Len Ackerman now works for George Trautman A home talent hoax program at Raymond schoolhouse drew a large crowd with strong applause and a Kunkle address funds from box sales went to the Red Cross The February Red Cross meeting occurred at Mrs Math Schmidt's home One quarterly conference is planned at the Methadiatehaieh church A visit by Mrs Corn Claugh of Waterlon to the area is noted and local fixings at George The Tray III retirement and shed are mentioned prior to an unclear closing line
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Valentine
Pyrol Poyner
Jayworth League Treasury
C. Taylor
Len Ackerman
George Trautman
Raymond
Harry Kelly
Kunkle
Math Schmidt
Corn Claugh
Waterlon
George the Tray III
Jesup Jesup
C. I. Bright
Minn
Helen Welly
Mermonis
Ifubert Weir
Mary Garrett
Lincoln
Neb
Rela
Mayme Hallinan
Amos
Ralph Searla & Budent
Fayette
Ste
J. Searin
Mina Josephine Dulles
Epworth
Ale
Ames College
James Bloumani
Jane
Winthrop Feodeathe
Edgar Bloom
St. Athanasius Catholic Church
Young Street
Keystone
The
Baptist Church
A. Emerson
John Nelson
Jadless Society of the Baptist Church
Dr. Butten
St. Athanasius Church
Thomas Fitzgerald
N. Iess
Dubuque
Brotherhood of the M. ©. Church
L. F. Blakeman
W. S. Sul J
M. Barger
J.C. Welty
G. B. Fox
B. PF. Stoddard
J. Schutte
C. Stoddard
B. Stoddard
Savhath School
Still
Consolidated School of
Jesup
S. J. Fox
J. XN
Muncey
J. 2
Price
Charles Rohne
Waterloo
B.W. Stoddard
E. I. Lown
W. S. Still
C. L. Bright
Jesup News Briefs From Jan To Feb Highlights
Local notes report births and visits, church events, and social gatherings in Jesup. Includes marriage at St Athanasius, Red Cross activities, youth and student movements, and a financial market update with New York stock activity and mercantile rates.
Market L oss of Tuscania Lifts Grain Prices
Grain prices rise on news of the Tuscania sinking as offerings remain lean. May corn advances to about 1.25 and nearby months posted firmer closes. oats and other grains show mixed gains. Provisions trend lower on large hog arrivals, with ribs supported by expected eastward shipments. Regional quotes include No 2 yellow corn around 1.75 to 1.80 in various markets and cotton futures steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tuscania
Hogs Prices Fall on Big Wednesday Hog Arrivals Chicago
Chicago livestock market reports show hogs arriving about twice expected, pushing prices lower. Cattle and sheep also offered in large and short supplies across major trading posts, with receipts and prices listed for Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha and other markets.
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts
Sioux City market reports hogs receipts around 16,000 with mixed and heavy bids from 14.00 to 29.00 per cwt, pigs at 22.50 to 24.00, bulk around 16.00. Cattle receipts about 1,500 steady with steers 9.00 to 13.50 and cows and heifers 7.60 to 11.00. Sheep receipts listed but price data unclear.
Kansas City Livestock Prices February 7 Hogs and Cattle
Kansas City market report shows hog receipts about 11 000, prices 16.45 to 16.75 for heavy hogs and 11.60 to 15.00 for pigs. Cattle receipts 3 000 with steers 9.00 to 13.75, cows 6.50 to 10.56, heifers 7.00 to 11.00, calves 7.00 to 14.25. Sheep receipts 3 000, lambs 15.00 to 17.25, yearlings 13.50 to 14.75, wethers 12.00 to 12.50, ewes 11.50 to 12.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
St Joseph
St Joseph Livestock Prices and Market Snapshots
Local market brief from St Joseph Missouri showing hog receipts at 7,600 with prices up to 16.70 and cattle receipts around 1,500 with steer prices near 5.00 and cows and heifers around 36.00, plus lambs 13.00 to 17.25 and other livestock figures. Also reports London silver prices, sugar markets in New York, and metal quotes for lead copper tin and zinc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
Prices in New York Butter Eggs and More
New York market reports show butter receipts at 3,834 tubs with creamery higher than extras and firsts at 52 52% cf, 51% for firsts, 29 for seconds. Eggs unsettled with fresh gathered extras and firsts steady. Whole milk flats held specials, average run 26. Chickens, fowls 25 cents, turkeys 25 to 30 cents dressed. Chicago reports butter unchanged in early cases on Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Unsettled market notes across multiple commodities
A fragmented market brief covers prices and receipts for poultry milk eggs butter and potatoes. It lists bids and price ranges in St Louis Kansas City Waterloo and other centers with figures for hogs cattle and hides, including various weights and grades.
Doctor Shallenberger Cures Kidney and Nervous Disease
A letter from R P Moore praises Dr Wilbert Shallenberger, the Chicago specialist, stating his kidney and nervous disease were cured after a course of treatment and urging others with chronic illness to consult him. Consultation offered free and confidential. References Drexel State Bank, Chicaro. Address: 766 Ostwood Blvd, Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
R. P. Moore
Drexel State Bank
Chicaro
Wilbert Shalyenberger
Ostwood Blvd
Chicago, Ill
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Tephone Biase
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OM. J. Barnes
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Ieriew
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Hawk
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Canary Birds
L. S. Farsons
Music House
Florida
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Heuer
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Vane
Tara
Moiterloa
Joou
Farny Tea
Diene
Brack Haws Bank
Piaca
Parsons
Pacif
Cirly
Waterlom
Iowa Warehouse Co
Parma
Lincoln Bank
Winthrop
Barton Winkip
Ray Dunlap
Bernard
Quasqueton
Carl
Shag
Fainily
Dunlap
Wallace Guthrie
Thompson
Monticello
Dack
Opera House
Thura- Ning
Thursiday
Earnest Chow
James Meling, Jr
New Hartford
Lew Partfard
Heaver Lodge
Rh & A
Tuesly
B. TH
P. Soper
Pel Henrs Sehreurs
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Jefferson
Telestione
Evid
Wilko Bepelding
Edwards
Longines
Ransier & Bauth
Atorness
S. Perut
United States
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Wierlan
Elzens
Balin
Sherein
la Porte City
Tripp & Gill
Tawa
Waterloo Playford Silo
Tow
United States Steel
Mercantile Paper
York
Toledo
Cleverseei
Alsike
Timothy
E. L. Jordan
Waterlon Horse Market
Marsh
Vince Blag
Irvin G- Cohen
Lamoon Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marah- Place
G. Larrabee
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Peoria Grain
Peoria
Minneapolis
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Valley
J White
Soc
Marek
Octo
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Bugae
Weaterloo-Reinbeck Road
Durham
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Vaughan Harrow
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George Burge
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