Estimated Receipts And Market Report From Chicago Feb 24
General markets show estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep for today with figures around 45 000 hogs 22 000 cattle and 2 000 sheep. Wheat corn oats and provisions moved with mixed fluctuations as hogs propped up prices while sheep opened higher and closed strong. Cash corn bids and various grade offerings listed by the Chicago Board of Trade under market news and forecast notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
HOBBS
Texas
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neh
Ong
Revival services open with enthusiasm at two churches
Union revival meetings at Grace M. E. and St. Pauls M. E. were well attended and lively. Rev J E Johnson spoke to men at 3 pm and Mrs J B Johnson addressed the women. The six week series starts at Grace then moves to St. Pauls with Rev Hull and a large chorus under E D Waters. Wanted ten men to pass circulars Tuesday at 7 30 am for Vetter and Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
St. Paul’s M. E
Hev. J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's M. E
J. B. Johnson
Grace M. E. Church
Mr. Johnson
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
E. D. Hull
E. D. Waters
Cedar Falls Politicians Weigh Mayoral and Council Races
Cedar Falls readers glimpse a crowded political scene as spring elections near on March 10 for mayor six council seats and school board. Names such as F O Jackson J Stevens F B Miller H J Pfeiffer and F D Pierer are floated for mayor with council hopefuls including Geo W Hughes J E Berger Dr Mead Mike Burke and others. The piece notes a push for a nonpartisan citizen ticket and mentions a school board caucus to select a replacement for Dr Mead, while reporting on Mr William Nuhn as a potential candidate and a local burglary trial in Waterloo involving C J H Murphy attracting attention from Cedar Falls residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
F. O. Jackson
Dr. J. &. Stevens
F. B. Miller
H. J. Pfeiffer
F. D. Pierer
Geo. W Hughes
E. Berger
Mead
Mike Burke
van Dyke
C. Webster
C. Radell
School Board
Dr. Mead
Wori
Wm. Nuhn
Citizens Bank
Nuhn
Farm Institute Great Success at Dairy Program
Cydar Falls February 74 Special The Farm Wag At session on Saturday drew good attendance despite a blizzard. Prof J G Van Pelt spoke on dairy cows detailing traits of a good producer and good dairy animal. Ames speaker Prof Kildee discussed feeding and selecting dairy cows while Prof Holden from Chicago outlined home and town improvements. Promoters praised the institute and plan a larger next year. Mr Hugh Smith and Mr Chas Messier plan to buy shares in the Weart Frisby Lumber and Ice company forming a controlling interest pending expert-book valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cydar Falls
J. G. van Pelt
Prof
van Felt
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer
Ames
Keldee
Inna
Kildie
Holden
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Iowa
Farmers’ University
Hugh Smith
Chas. Messier
Waeart iFrisby Lumber and Ice Company
Weart Estate
Roger Leavin
Robt. Frisby
Messier
Smith
Mr. Messier
Mr. Smith
Waterloo Camp to Host Big Meeting of Sons of Veterans
Waterloo Camp No. 34 of Iowa Sons of Veterans prepares for a big meeting in the G A R hall. The open session begins at 3 00 in the afternoon with a musical program and lectures by Guy A Feely Hey, FL Spry and Tr PB G Tavier on faith. Delegates Fort Ordles Cedar Rapids announced. a feature Civil War image will be shown. members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
G. F. Taylor
Mr. Penton
Cedar Rapids
Sons of V
Elock
Guy A
Feely
Hey
FL Spry
G. Tavier
Fort Ordles
Ramp meeting draws bankers to city banquet
Large attendance of bankers filled the Saturday event as a ramp convention dinner was held at the Fl ais hotel. Frank J. Fowler chaired the meeting while twenty five attendees heard reports and the group prepared to continue discussions among local bankers and allied members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flais Hotel
Clebear
J. Fowler
City in Brief From a Fragmented Page
Fragmented city notes include a few names and places. Mrs Best plans to stay a week to care for a mother with a gro ve obilent La Croesh. Mr Noble has spent two months traveling surrounding areas and returns home. A government thermometer reports no registration of TO belen vero last night. A Waterlig lodge meeting is called at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening. Masons are invited to the Tabernacle chapter special meeting tonight to discuss the Ex degree with members and visiting companions. Miss Katheryn and Grace Stew mentioned among readable fragments.
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Best
Chirksbyit
Mother
la Croesh
Daugher
Hoy
Cor
Dawson
Waterlig Lodge
Cabe of Tabernacle
A.M
Katheryn
Tirace
Personal Notes at Cedar Falls old-time social fragments
Cedar Falls notes record social activity with Philo sorority and Orlo contest for the inner-society banner. Vespers, a religious service on the hill, features invocation by Dr. Gist, a solo by Prof. Welles, and a sermon on seeing. Traveling men at Commercial club meet monthly, plus visits from Mrs. Walker and Mr. Santee’s land sales. Camp plans, iron ore prospects, and Harmony club gathering noted.
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Cedar Falls
Philo Sorority
Orlo
Philo
Ariple
Gist
Prof. Welles
Jerusalem
Prof
Cosgrove
Phreanez Club
George Wood
Olive Street
HW. E. Walker
Chicago
Hannah Miller
Franklin Street
Cotton
Forkal
L. H. Qleson
Charles City
O. F. Loyer
G. Santee
Iron Country
Minnesota
Santee
Iown and
Minnesota Land Co
Brainard
Minn
Tom Fellers
Bert Purdy
Harmony Club
C. A. Coffin
Washington Street
Evangelistic Campaign Opens With Local Choir Readings
This city's art of Sunday and Ira L. Deal, a local evangelistic singer, to read the chorus for the four leading Protestant churches Sac City campaign. Mr and Mrs G E Wack formerly of Waterloo now of Fairfield were in town. Ed Strayer conducts Irving smoke shop during Art Stitz's eastward absence, Ross Atri filling in. Afm Goodrich recovering from appendicitis operation at Presbyterian Hospital. Fire at 827 Forest Avenue chimney fire reported no logs. Mrs Henry Seachers visiting daughter Mrs F S Garrabrant to Boone tonight after social events including a Waterloo theatre party to see Thomas W. Ross in The Only Son. Tomorrow evening Pasmore trio at Virge Congregational church delayed until 250 due to East Side church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira L. Deal
Ution
Sac City
G. E. Wack
Waterloo
Fairfield
Ed. Strayer
Irving
Art
Stitz
Mr. Strayer
Ross Atri
J. Af. Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Presbyterian Hospital
Forest Avenue
Henry Sechers
F. 5. Garrabrant
Boone
See
Virge Congregational Church
Pasmore
East Side
Injunction Writs Against Waterloo Druggists
Temporary injunctions were granted this morning by Judge Ransier against five Waterloo druggists accused of selling intoxicants. The cases were continued this afternoon at 4:30. Parties named include Antone Wanneler AW Seumentan Miller Q dledbor and W Mulhern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier
Waterloo
Halden & Floyd
Wits
Antone Wanneler
Grain futures and market closes report
The note lists various futures prices for cash oats, white and standard wheat, and corn with contract months and prices. It includes New York and St Louis close data for wheat and corn, plus a Minneapolis close line with unreadable trailing figures.
First Month Record for Waterloo East Schools
The Waterloo East schools close the first month of the new year with total enrollment of 2,663 and attendance at 9 152 100 percent. McKinley high shows 95 percent grades, McFarlane high the highest attendance with no tardies. JAI meeting notes include Detwiler leading jail services and Gibbs addressing prisoners with young John Gibbs singing. Nine inmates attended the service. Ten men needed to pass circualrs Tuesday at 7:30 a m for Vetter and Waters work crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo East
McFarlane
McKinley
F. L. Detwiler
John
Joseph Gibbs
Little John Gibbs
Child Dies After Short Illness
Grace Agnes Battine eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Battine died at 11 15 yesterday morning at 314 Newell street after acute stomach trouble the cause of death Funeral services were held at 3 this afternoon Rev J M Morris of the Christian church officiating Burial was in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Agnes Battine
Albert Battine
Newell Street
J. M. Morris
The
Christian Church
Elmwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
A. E. McElroy
THER
N. S
Vetter & Waters
Murphy
C. J. H. Murphy
Wm. Lawrence
Cedar Falls University
the Institute
Weart-Frisby CO
Bankers’ Association
Ellis Hotel
FE. Glenny
Banking
Ww. C. Logan
Herman W. Wente
G. C. Kimm
M. Young
D. Miller
Flower Trust
Cartetan Stas
Turhanfein
Live Town
Reinbeck
New York
Louis
Minneapolis
Ag A
Fourth &T
East Fourth Street
Garrabrant Incorporated
West Fourth Street
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