Real Estate Ad and Local Notices Blend in Prairie Paper
A cluttered real estate listing offers farms and a new home in Hume with prices from 15 to 24 dollars per acre and down payments, plus a note on local sales agents. The issue also prints varied local items from Independence Iowa and Dysart Iowa, including court notices, obituaries, marriages, society events, and town happenings with multiple names, dates, and places.
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Yecal
Dandasekersi
Michigan
George W. Swigart
First National Bank
Chicago
Written order required to discontinue ads hereafter
Advertisers may discontinue run until forbids only with a written order. A printed blank is provided to be filled and returned to the office. An advertiser may keep a copy for reference. Discontinuation must reach the office by 10:4 p.m. for same day action. Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Herald Reporter.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Advertiser
Dally H Reporter
Anet
Cuban Money Orders Hit by Insurrection
Postmaster M H Kelly reports that the money order service to and from Cuban post offices is suspended except Havana. No reason given but believed the unrest has grown so large the government acts to guard against financial losses.
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M. H. Kelly
Cuba
Havana
Frank Reese Dies Suddenly at Vinton
Frank Reese, 53, died of heart trouble in Vinton after a winter of poor health. He lived west of town on a farm before moving to Vinton last year, never married, and resided with his mother and sister. The report also notes other local notices including the deaths of Mrs. Sarah C. Davis, a Benton County pioneer, and a marriage in Vinton, along with hospital and accident brief items.
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Dysart
Henry Luts
Benton County
Fred Luzy Jr
Largewood
Ina. Zin
Christ Holex
Mabel
White
B. D
Louis
Elkton
M. D
Wil
Henry Dehrkop
Evangelical Peace Church
J. G. Krumm
Andrew Gnagy
A. S. Gnegg
Mllness
Evan- Belleal
le, Sohle
Draart
Dedrick Lindeman
Civic League
Main Street
F. H. Nass
Iowa City
Ming
August Herk
Henry Degmer
Elizabeth Herwig
Gotulelde Kolbe
Anna Shillig
Dynart
M. Haney
Davenport
Shiliig
Haney
Katharine Wieland
Riverside
Peter
Jacob
Cedar Ranlds
George
Greeley
Cole
Frank
Kirkside
Joseph
Overland
Frank Critz
Riverside Cemetery
Vinton, Te
Frank Reese
Reese
Eese
Gnads
Sarah C. Davis
Sarah A. Davis
Mc. Auburn
Illinois
Wiliam J. Davis
Levis
Davis
WV. A. Trimble
Methodist Church
Vinton
Edith Steskimens
H. C. Noeiler
Rock Island Railway
Cedar Rapids
Roy Hulse
Rochester
W. C. Hulse
Jesup
Martin Logan
Clinton
Stonday
Consolidated School
William Fox
James Loaginstos
South Fifth Street
Frank Hilton
Canada
el. Brash
W. Bailes
Oklahoma
Ross
Barclay Township
Wisher
Stevenson
Julian Hotel
Canraé Amfahr
Iriins Josephine
M. A. Halleran
Hot Springs
Ark
Pioneer Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Edward Stumme
Peter Roberts
W. P. McLain
Wits
Grand Opera House
A- C. Knowles
M. Hb.eusest
Kensington
Williams, In
Mr. Foster
Ilinois Central
Jesup Creamery
L. H. Blakeman
Frank Burrell
Fret Comfort
F. H. Wyrick
H. J. Gantere
R. Lochead
C. L. Bright
Mortis MacMurrey
Safety Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Braund
Norris Sherman
Leo Ham
R. L. Borner
Rev. Lewis
Jefferson
Imperial Orchestra
Wheat Market Slips as Railway Woes Weigh Prices
Market notes report bearish sentiment in Chicago grain trading with rail car shortages curbing rallies. May wheat at 179 1/2 to 180, July 151 1/2, futures drift lower as elevators suspend operations and short interest shrinks. Corn and oats also ease amid weak rail shipments and cautious buying, while hog provisions advance slightly on demand but lack of urgency persists.
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Chicago
Chicago and Winnipeg Grain and Sugar Prices Report
Chicago and Winnipeg cash grain prices listed for wheat corn and oats with mixed quality grades, parities for May and July futures, and city quotes from Peoria St Louis and London markets. Sugar and bar silver prices also noted with current levels and changes.
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Icago
Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Closing prices today on New York Stock Exchange
A list of closing prices for major stocks on the New York Stock Exchange as of 3 p.m. on February 21, highlighting American Beet Sugar American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining American Sugar Refining Anaconda Copper Atchison Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio General Electric Illinois Central International Harvester Mexican Petroleum Missouri Pacific New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Coal and Steel Union Pacific United States Rubber United States Steel Westinghouse Electric Westinghouse Electric Company stock figures compiled for the market report showing prices and trading levels for leading firms.
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New York
American
American Car and Foundry
Anaconda
Atchison
Baldwin
Baltimore and Oalo
Bethlehem Steel
Broklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
M. and
Colorado Fuel and Trom
Cs. Co
Crucibie Steel
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
International Harvester
Mexican Petroleum
Wees
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pfa
Missouri Pacific National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Evs Southern Railway
Tennesee Copper
Inion Pacife
United States Rubber
United States
Stezi
Western Union
Pre Loo Westinghouse Electric
BOM
Hogs and cattle prices rise as Chicago markets report sparse receipts
Chicago markets show hogs advancing to new highs amid thinner supplies and broad demand. Cattle and sheep also firm with steady to higher quotes. receipts at Union Stock Yards list hogs 40,000 and cattle 15,000 with tomorrow’s expected totals. St. Louis and Arkansas reports mirror strength in hogs and cattle with mixed prices and top lambs reaching near 15 dollars.
Omaha J Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb February 2 at the market receipts were 19060 for hogs and 4400 cattle and 600 sheep with prices showing gains. Hogs ranged from 12.25 to 12.68 for heavies and 10.50 to 11.7 for pigs with most sales about 12.30 to 12.60. Cattle included native steers around 8.25 to 11.28 and cows and heifers 7.25 to 13.25. Sheep showed higher quotes with yearlings 7.50 to 13.50, wethers 10.50 to 11.75 and lambs 13.40 to 14.60.
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Saansas Culy
Hu. EU
Jewes
ST. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Wight
Prices drift in Chicago and New York markets
Chicago and New York market reports show butter prices easing in Chicago creamery and unsettled poultry, with receipts and varied grades. Wisconsin and Michigan whites rise to about 2.50 to 2.63 at Chicago, while New York lists butter irregular with creamery extras around 43 to 44 cents. Dressed poultry and live poultry values remain unsettled or not quoted in places, and Kansas City notes unchanged butter eggs and poultry.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ydaho
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
York
New York
Kansas City
New York Stocks Turn Higher on Select Gains
In early trading today gains led by Reading and other steel and utility stocks with advances of 3 to 2 points. Montana Power strongest among utilities up six points. National Enameling up 2% on dividend resumption. United States Steel and Crucible Steel slipped 1 to 2 points, Gulf States Steel fell five, and Marine preferred plus Atlantic Gulf and West Indies slipped 2 to 3%. Bonds irregular. noon dealings showed mixed movement as rails and Industrial issues held firmer. Continental Can, General Motors, National Enameling, American Sugar, Mexican Petroleum, and New Haven rose 1 to 2 points.
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New York
Reading
New Haven
Montana
National Enameling
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Industrial Alcohol
Gulf States
Marine
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Continental Can
General Motors
American Sugar
Mexican Petroleum
Central Leather
Marine Preferred
Texas Company
American
Waterlo o Market Prices Report Feb 3 Waterloo Iowa
Market listing from Waterloo Iowa dated February 3 shows prices for grain including wheat rye oats corn and meal, cattle prices for various butcher and dairy cattle, hogs with premium and price ranges, hay straw and dairy products like creamery butter and lard, along with potatoes poultry hides and sheep pelts. Notable entries include premium hogs 11.88 to 20 pounds and creamer butter prices in several varieties.
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Waterloo Markete
Waterloo
Buchner
Grange
Orange
Grain Letters and Market Notes From Samson Bros Chicago
Grain letters report wheat futures covering shorts and turning long as traders reassess supply. Old wheat remains strong in St Louis and Kansas City, with premiums rising. Corn stalls, oats steady before improved forward buying, industrial oats demand rising, hog prices support by high live hog values. Hogs set a Sioux City record at 12.45 per hundred. horse and mule market in East St. Louis unchanged.
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Samson Bros. & Co
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Griin
Sioux City
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James Moore
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Magnolia
Haxel Levin
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Gertrude Primus
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Anderson Farm
Dewar
Barclay Horse Co
American Restaurant Co
James T. KN
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Danish Brotherhood Lodge
Dike
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Howard Burr
Hans Kelsen
State of Love
Black Hawk County
James Harn
Black Hawck County
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Hugh Washington Harn
Edwards, Longley
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