Dunkerton Farm Exhibit Sale Funds Community Club
In Dunkerton on Feb 10 the Farmers Institute exhibits including corn oats wheat barley potatoes apples bread and cakes were sold at auction netting 37.65 for the Community Club. Several local notes follow including illness and a hog bite accident.
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Community Club Association
I. Canfield
Derbert Draner
Goldstein
Henry Kinsley
North Dakota
Wapsie
Iy Eg Schwartz
Tara A. Hawk
Gedar Falls
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Hereafter Only by Written Order
Advertisement discontinuation rules require a written order to stop running ads titled Till Forbid. The process protects advertisers against telephone instruction errors. Blank forms are provided for return. notices must reach the office by 10 a.m. to stop the ad the same day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Paisy Heporter
Greene and area social notes from Greene and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs Jenn and a party left Tuesday for Charles to visit at Mrs Andersons sister Mrs John Taylor and then plan to move to their new home in Av en 5 DL Mark Scrogies of Greene won first place in a spelling contest Tuesday evening Elmer Becker of Clarksville second and Earl Schanemann of Gret a third Miss June Preston has returned home from Vinton to resume cashier duties at the state store A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Stauffer Feb 3 Truman Clarke a Stobert Markeer left for Detroit Mich for refined employment Mrs Glodery hosted a Fresbyfferian missionary group at her home Friday Miss Nina Kahuda a teacher at Dows returned home due to coal shortage heating the school Miss Lela Buchholts returned home from the hospital to the home of her brother WA Buchholz Bert Mead returned to Great Falls Mont from travel From a& voe and other points Friday the town water supply froze causing a shut off Joy Ayer suffers telatic rheumatism and will seek treatment in Colfax Buy shoes at Wang-Mitler Shoe Co advertise the store feature.
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Cedar Falls notes report community events and Red Cross drive
Cedar Falls activities include club meetings and visits by Mrs. Hagerstrom and Mrs. Bennett, with a busy schedule of Womans clubs, youth groups, and church gatherings. The Red Cross chapter reports active recruitment at local banks and stores, naming committees for membership, hospital supplies, first aid, and publicity.
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C. K. Rhoades
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Ministers In Prayer And Typographical Officers Installed
Feb 12 Rockford notes show the Waterloo Ministerial Association meeting at the YMCA with no business discussed. The Typographical Union installed officers in Maxwell Hall with retiring president Leon A Link given a signet ring. Local baseball club delegates reported firm organizational plans and stock subscriptions. Minor items include illness and social notices, plus an ad for a laundry service.
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Prayer Meetings Schedule Alters District No 1 Meet Tonight
prayer meeting in district No 1 east division shifts to tonight at J A Smith 516 Independence Avenue other districts keep Tuesday 730 PM schedule. amid rising interest from past week raids the list of ward leaders and addresses extends across west and east divisions with multiple residents named including Mrs W Jt Shanks 404 Sixth Street West and G B Meek Williams 320 Vine Street. Sweden remains the lone Scandinavian country denying women equal suffrage as noted in the report
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South Street
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Mullan Avenue
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Leland Avenue
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Alva Vista
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Lafayette Street
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Broadway
Wigh-land
Navy Plans to Furnish Gang To Us
The article notes United States and Germany must end unrestricted submarine warfare before any diplomatic dealings. It reports New York harbor arrivals and departures of American and foreign ships amid wartime policy, detailing ships like New York, Louis and St. Paul, Amanta, Girsappa Vordi, Cedric, and Owego. It mentions naval policy dangers and American crew aboard ships sailing to Europe.
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Termastin
Chicago New York Produce Markets Pathetic Fragment
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Banquet Draws Large Crowd In Grace Church Plan
A large crowd is expected at the annual YMCA banquet at Grace Church with many reservations already made. Secretary W T Mead notes late arrivals can be accommodated after notifying before 6 o clock. Main speaker EL W Peck from Minnesota will share experiences and an illustrated lecture following dinner.
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Police Nab Guests At Party In Hotel
Six men and four women were arrested at a local hotel after a party. Officers found a pentry party in progress. One woman, a vaudeville artist, was fined or jailed, with options to leave the city and a suspended fine. Other detainees faced various charges including disorderly conduct and drunkenness. A raid on William Smith’s rooms yielded a trunk of liquor. Smith faced a continued case on a disorderly house charge.
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Livestock Market Prices Open Today at Cattle Mart
Chicago February 12. Prices show light receipts and fair demand across cattle, sheep, and hogs. Cattle steady with limited arrivals, butchers held to prices. sheep futures softened with later arrivals reducing demand. speculative buyers and eastern traders noted.
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Waterloo Markets Price List Clippings
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Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City Missouri markets show receipts around 13 000 to 17 000 head with feeders, calves, lambs and cattle traded. Prices vary by class with prime fed steers around 11.25 to 12.00, western and dressed beef steers near 11.80, cows 6.60 to 7.50, calves about 11.00, and lambs around 14.50 to 14.40 while wethers and ewes sell near 10.00 to 11.60.
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Omaha Livestock Market Reports and War Dept Contract
South Omaha cattle and hog receipts show mixed prices with open higher bids on some classes. Heavy cattle at 12.40 to 22.26, feeders, stockers, lambs and sheep listed. mixed totals against prior day. A War Department contract id for 4000 machine cans at 670 dollars each is noted.
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Waterloo lodge announces stated meeting and events
Waterloo lodge No 105 ALF and A M calls Master Masons to a regular meeting and ballot. Lincoln birthday celebration at Memorial hall tonight for Spanish war veterans and auxiliary members. Fraternal Aid union banquet at K of P hall Thursday with Cedar Rapids degree team. Masonic Study class to meet this evening. artesian wells improved Philippines water supply with 1200 wells.
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Bank Clearings Reported For Week End February
US bank clearings totaled 6.844 billion dollars, up from 4.221 billion the prior week and 4.221 billion the year ago. Canadian clearings reached 214.952 million, versus 154.775 million a year earlier. The figures are from Bradstreet Journal and cover the week ending February with percentages showing changes year over year.
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