REciprocity bill and Canada annexation loom in markets
General markets report from Chicago notes favorable inter Ocean news on reciprocity but warns a Canada annexation bill in Congress may delay action. Traders remain cautious on wheat and corn with 500,000 bushels of cash corn sold, including 350,000 exported to Baltimore. Hogs, cattle, and sheep prices move on oversold and mixed signals as weather and exports influence activity.
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Mrs Elias Horn Taken By Death Survives
Mrs Elias Horn longtime Orange township resident dies after eight weeks illness from heart leakage at about 75. Husband Elias Horn age 83 suffers paralysis earlier. Survived by three children Frank Almora Minn Mrs John Berry and Mrs George Davis and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 11 from South Waterloo church with Ellwood cemetery burial. Car 5 cents bushel. Phone 5338.
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Orange Township
Lorn
Orange ‘Township
Brethren Church
Horn
Pennsylvania
Mary A. Minnick
Berks County
Frank
Almora
Minn
John P. Berry
Waterloo Water Works
Oak Avenue
George Davis
Davis
South Waterloo
Ellwood Cemetery
Sudden death of Mrs A L James in Waterloo home
Mrs A L James died suddenly at 10 30 am at 1015 Randolph street Waterloo after a weeks of general collapse. She was born Sarah Jane Moore in Shell Rock Iowa April 17 1856 and married A I James December 20 1876. Survivors include her husband five children and her parents J D Moore and Mrs Moore. Funeral arrangements awaited arrival of two daughters.
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Randolph Street
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C. A. James
J. D. Moore
Waterloo
Sarah Jane Moore
Shell Rock
Iowa
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W. S. Skinner
W. W. Richards
Florence
Oskaloosa
Minnie
W. E. Taylor
Ernest B
Ninth Street
Taytor
Ernest
Methodist Church
Mrs Young's Father Better From Illness in Sandborn Ind
C M Young received a telegram today from his wife who was called to her old home at Sandborn Indiana on Tuesday by her father's illness. The aged Peter Hill is said to be progressing well and not as seriously sick as first believed. He suffered a stroke in Waterloo October 3 and arrived for a visit with his daughter the day after, remaining until Thanksgiving. Friends who met him in Highland last visit hope for full recovery.
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C. M. Young
Sandborn
Ind
Highland
Right to Hearing in March Saloon Referendum
A Iowa court explains the right to a hearing on the 1910 March saloon consent vote. The judge outlines the legal standard to count signatures, noting names must match poll lists and follow Supreme Court rules. A specialist will classify disputed names to expedite the process, with Charles E. Ransier, District Judge, presiding.
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Carter Va. Butterfield
Tawa
State
Wilsan Lys
Awn
Scott
Naacke
Towa
Nessed
Cc. &. Jones
E. C. Jones
Ww. E. Geller
W. C. Geller
G. H. Meyer
George Meyer
William Wall
W. M. Wall
Wm. Wall
W. Wall
William Barker
Wiliam 5
Barker
Frank J. Jones
F. J. Jones
Aaron J. Boge
Aaron Jordan Boge
Jos. Davis
J. Davis
Final Meeting of Creditors in Bandfield Bankruptcy
The final meeting of creditors for Charles E. Bandfield was held at 10 o clock in Attorney F. S. Merrian's offices. The case will close and records go to the federal court at Du Duque.
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Charles E. Band—field
F. S. Merrian
du Duque
Mrs Rutledge III In Missouri
Mrs. L. E. Park was summoned to Cameron Missouri last evening due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs. J. E. Rutledge. She departed at once over the Rock Island line with her husband accompanying her.
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L. E. Park
Cameron, Mo
J. E. Rutledge
Rock Island
Golden wedding guests honor Rev Rutledge in Waterloo
Rev J E Rutledge, an early Methodist divine, visited Waterloo last summer and, during their golden wedding anniversary, attended a social hosted by their daughter with out of town children and many Waterloo friends. Mrs Rutledge remains critically ill due to advancing age, though some recovery is hoped.
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J. E. Rutledge
Waterloo
Mre. Rutledge
Mrs Bumgardner Seriously Ill in Columbus Home
Mrs M J Bumgardner has been seriously ill with pneumonia for ten days at her home 622 Ninth street west and shows no real improvement. Out of town relatives have been summoned and are at her bedside.
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M. J. Bumgardner
Ninth Street West
For Sale All Kinds of Household Goods
Household items offered for sale at low prices. Call at once at 1312 West Third Ave, residence location. Listing reads as a prompt sale notice with no additional details or dates.
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West Third Ave
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