Duroc Jersey Hog Sale At Marble Rock Draws Buyers
Marble Rock Feb 19 The J 3 Mer feid & Sons Duroc Jersey hog sale drew buyers from Minnesota and Illinois. Thirty eight head averaged over $100 with one hog donated to Red Cross raising 57.50. A dinner at Cates cafe welcomed visitors and buyers. Shipments to Chicago included four cars from Charles Arhart and other cattle and hog consignments. Superintendent Floyd Paul leaves for military service. Floyd county drafted 39 men with De Graw Reno Frank Nichols Ray Piersol Joe Schade and H Newton slated to depart Friday. Ritter rents Frey farm six miles east moving March 1. Will Halstead family plans cheese for Minnesota farm.
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J. 3. Merfeid & Sons
Duroc Jerser
Minnesota
Illinoia
Red Cross
Cates Cafe
Chicago
Charles Arhart
Frank Shultz
Messerschmidt
James Ware
WS Lohr
Carl Maxson
Floyd Paul
Floyd County
Markle
de Graw Reno
Frank Nichols
Ray Piersol
Joe Schade
H. Newton
Geo Ritter
Wm. Frey
Will Halstead
Geen
Cheir Farm
Community notices and local gatherings in Plainfield area
Mitchell state hall hosts union workers social at a home with meals and a social hour. Teavh travels for rheumatic illness. Families visit kin, including Tarker and daughter, while Arthur Meyer returns from Kansas. Plainfield domestic science class demonstrates breads and distributes recipes. Thimble Her picnic draws crowd. $135 raised for 19 cent lunches. future events planned.
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Plainfield Mintnfield
Fen
Moore & Thompson
Parker House
Tynes
Marel
Will Smith
S Mabel
Fridas
Till Forbid Ad Discontinuation Notice Issued
Memorandum states advertisements labeled Till Forbid must be discontinued only upon written order. Discontinuation requests must reach the office by 10 a.m. to apply the same day. otherwise ads cannot be stopped until the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporters
Fire claims farm home near St Ansgar and Cross sale raises funds
St Ansgar sees a house lost to fire on a Sunday night while residents were away at a tale the Ara event. A Red Cross auction in town Tuesday raised 1660 dollars for local township organizations. Other notes include local moves, oaters, and a junior class banquet at the high school with Natalie Kimball as 1918 class president.
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St. Ansgar
Bra
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Guilbertson
Familly
Peter Hansen
St. Ansgar, Otranto
Newburg
Natalie Kimball
Littleton Notes and Visiting Plans for Feb 28
Local items include Mr and Mrs J J Ozins planning a trip starting Feb 28 to Pasadena and other sites. Farm rentals change hands with Arthur Witrongel and Edward Caps taking over Ozins properties. A Littleton School program drew a large crowd despite a sour evening. A basket total of 20 dollars and 90 cents was reported. Mrs M Howards remains very ill with gangrene in her left foot. Several helpers from Chicago and nearby towns assist in caregiving. The Ladies Ald Society will be hosted by Mrs Chas Hoffman on Feb 21. A family reunion at Dunkerton honored Lewis Francis's mother. Dr Spry preached at the Methodist church. Communion observed. both Methodists and Presbyterians will share one heated church next Sunday. Mrs A Menross learned of a house fire devastating her sister Rose Curtis's home at Dear Creek Minn.
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Littleton
J. J. Ozins
Pasadena
Cal
Arthur Witrongelles
Edward Caps
M. Howerds
E .Q. Catshall
Hazleton
Ed Miller
Quasqueton
Lottle Blake
Chicago
Ernest Blake
Curlew
Gus Howard
Chitaco Lealno
Ladies’ Ald Society
Chas. Hoffman
John Stoner
Outlook
Mont
Drayton
Miriam Dale
Kansas City
Lewis Cerlls
Spry
Waterloo
A. ©. Menross
Rose Curtis
Dear Creek, Minn
Community Notes in Brandon and Nearby Areas
Brandon and Independence residents travel through town en route to move to Independence where Mr. Bearbower will work. M L Bowman of Waterloo spoke at a patriotic meeting. attendance was modest due to road conditions and limited notice. Rev. Teatty from Cedar Rapids preached at the Methodist church. Mrs. Sarah Adams has been ill. A Valentine sociable at Mrs. Ida Beachler’s home drew a large female attendance. January births noted among helpers. Rev. My. fof has rented a residence from Elnter Nabholz. Mr. Tracy of Northport visited the McLeish home. Auburn visited his mother and daughter Merc. Wallace. H J Jamieson returned from farming near Mors, Minn. Will Grey house rented. family from Independence moved. Mrs. David Young ill. Kill Kare Klub ladies hosted a Valentine dinner at the Albert hotel to say farewell to Mrs. Herrick and Mrs. Ward. A public sale by Frank E. Albert occurred on his farm two miles south of town. Albert family planning retirement and moving to Main street property. Mrs. Rufus Ets of Grasston, Minn. visited the Jameison home. Hills family moving from Minnesota to Mulick farm northeast of town. Mrs. Clifford Breoffle and two children from Mora, Minn. visiting the Bearbower home.
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Brandon
Claude Bearbower
Independence
Vinton
Bearbower
M. L. Bowman
Waterloo
Teatty
Cedar Rapids
David Young
Kill Kare Klub
Albert Hotel
Joseph Herrick
E. Ward
Wlw. Bain
Frank E. Albert
Albert
John Eliott
Main Street
Rufus Ets
Grasston
Minn
R.H. Jameison
Hills
Minnesota
Mulick
wWitich
Jameison
Clifford Breoffle
Mora. Minn
Ami
Janes Bearbower
Red Cross drives in La Porte City schools
La Porte City notes a junior Red Cross membership drive in public schools running Feb 12 to 22 following National Education Association guidance. Seniors and juniors show strong enrollment, while rural schools knit for comfort and baby clothing. Local events include talks by Mrs English, a Master’s Tea, and girls basketball win at Hudson. An elderly former resident, Mathew Clark, died in Des Moines, with funeral in La Porte City. Keith Kline broke his right arm but attended school. Several residents visited Waterloo and plans for Red Cross meetings continue.
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Monticello
Board of Education
le Porte City
Waterloo
Cedar Valley
la Porte City
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Solhinmores
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Mathew Clerk
Clark
Des Moines
Miéred
Marshalltown
M. E
Keith Kline
Fuller
Cedar Falls
John McQuitkin
Wiliam Grebe
Grobe
H. D. Beal
Henry Smelser
Mondey
George Carney
Greene
ED. M. Haven
John Lehman
Red Cross
la Porta City
Carrie Haven
Big Creek
Big Creek District No. 2
Markets Show Gains as Weather Lets Corn Rise
Chicago February 13 The dull market climate from bad weather strengthened corn with firming prices for March and May after limited receipts and rising demand from industry. Oats hit new seasonal highs as offerings thinned while provisions fell on larger hog arrivals and weaker support.
Prices Across Cities Show Grain Rates and Local Notices
Chicago market notes list corn and oats prices by grade with specific ranges. Peoria and Fairbank items cover school openings, local travel, family deaths, land deals, staff changes, and community club events with several brief obituaries and social notices.
Struble family welcome son at Eagle Center
Eagle Center February reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Struble on February 11. Fleury Kieln's daughter is sick with pneumonia. Bovey's son Febe is recovering after a Saturday afternoon collapse. S Larson moved to a farm near Woorhies. Mrs Frank Mier Fairbank visits Wim Stauble. Neighbors held a farewell at Theo Kiine’s Sunday as they depart for a new home.
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Eagle Center
Wm. Struble
Fisther
Fleury Kieln
Henry Bovey
S. Larson
Woorhies
Frank Mier
Fairbank
Wim. Stauble
Theo Kiine
Valentine party honors a daughter Queen Lucy Turner
Barclay Center Feb 19 reports Miss Lucy Turner as the honored daughter at a Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs Parson Smith. Brandon visited H G Turner. Geo Trotaman ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Erik Rice couple from Waterloo. Ladies Missionary Society and families held a farewell surprise for Mr and Mrs John Hersch as they plan to move to MinnesotaBoone.
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Barclay Center
Mreg_ Parson Smith
Lucy Turner
Brandon
H. G. Turner
Geo. Trotaman
Tir
Erik. Rice
Waterloo
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
J. P. Church
John Hersch
Hersch
Minnesota
Hogs Off 20c From Monday's Average
Chicago market summary reports larger hog supplies than expected and a sharp price drop. Demand for sheep was slow while cattle offerings were modest. Prices for hogs ranged from 12.75 to 16.90 for various classes, with cattle and sheep also showing weaker to steady figures.
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis markets report livestock receipts and price ranges. Hogs totals around 12 090 in Kansas City with heavy, bulk, and live weights in the mid teens and dollars. Cattle receipts near 8 000 in Kansas City with steers and cows in the high single digits to mid teens. sheep follow with lambs around mid-teens to high teens. In St Louis receipts about 1 800 hogs and 6 000 cattle with mixed weights and prices noted for each category.
Omsha Nebr Market Prices For Hogs Cattle And Sheep
In Omsha Nebraska on February 28 hog receipts reached 16 000 with mixed and heavy figures at 16.209 16 16.60 range and lighter categories from 16.15 to 16.45. Cattle receipts totaled 7000 with steady trend as steers sold 9.00 to 13.00 cows and heifers 7.00 to 10.50 calves 9.00 to 13.00. Sheep receipts 1200 fell as yearlings 11.50 to 14.50 wethers 11.00 to 13.00 ewes 10.60 to 11.75 and lambs 15.25 to 16.50.
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Chicago
St Louis
Beth
Omsha
Neb
Sioux City Livestock February 19 Market Report
Hogs receipts 13,000 steady to higher. Mixed 16.10 to 16.25, heavy 16.20, pigs 12.00 to 14.00, bulk 16.13 to 16.20. Cattle receipts 3,000 lower. Steers 9.50 to 13.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.00, bulls 3.00 to 12.50. Sheep receipts 300 steady.
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Toux City
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St Joseph Livestock market results for Feb 13
Hogs receipts 9600 were lower with top at 26.50 and range to 16.76. Cattle receipts 3900 strong with steers 9.00 to 13.50 cows and heifers 6.00 to 12.25 calves 6.00 to 11.20. Sheep receipts 6000 lower with lambs 13.00 to 16.40 and ewes 7.00 to 12.50.
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Prices and market updates from New York and other cities
New York reports weak butter gains on creamery, high extras, and varied egg prices with unsettled receipts. Cheese steady, dressed poultry firm. Chicago notes butter unchanged and eggs lower. Kansas City reports poultry and eggs steady. London silver and metals move, cotton futures open steady and close firmer, spot cotton steady, while copper and lead prices show mixed moves.
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London
Waterloo Market Prices Advertised for Livestock and Dairy
Prices list for cattle hogs and dairy products from Waterloo Market, detailing good butcher steers and cows, premium hogs by weight, hay, potatoes, butter and eggs. Also includes hides and poultry items with price ranges. notice ends with a prompt to read news in the advertising columns.
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