Herd Sire Sold for 8100 at Holstein Friesian Sale
King Kardike, a herd sire, sold this morning at the Holstein Friesian cattle sale in Cattle Congress for 8100. Senator J. MM Hackney purchased him, noted as a leading U S cattle breeder. The dam produced 44 pounds of butter in seven days. the former owner valued the sire at 919,000. Forty cattle were sold on opening day with top prices around 1000.
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King Kardike
Cate Congress
J. MM. Hackney
United States
Senator Hackney
West
C. S. Marks
Riceville
Iowa Holstein- Friesian Breeders’ Association
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Ames
E. & Estes
Estei
Cattle Congress
W. L. Houten
Louisiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
South Dakota
Missouri
Calf Club
Marison
Lake County
Brown Brothers
Hartford
Announcement on minimum hog price attitude in capital
Washington dispatch reports the food administration will announce its stance on minimum hog prices for March after 3 pm by Frank Snyder. The decision hinges on a conference with War Trade Board officials and potential export restrictions changes. A shift could end the price policy and move hogs to free market after the $17.50 per hundred pounds minimum expires Friday midnight.
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Associated Pr
Washington, D. C
The
Food Administration
Frank 5. Snyder
Seat Division
Snyder
Thade
War Trade Board
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Paris
Supreme Food Council
Census of Yanks to Be Made by Officers to Facilitate Mail
General Pershing outlined a detailed mail handling method for the American Expeditionary Forces to ensure delivery of letters and packages. No mail is considered dead until central locator card searches fail. Outgoing mail to distant posts is routed through a central office handling 150000 pieces daily. Commanding officers will compile lists of men who did not receive mail to improve service.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Pershing
War Department
Dershing
Department
Czech evacuee mines amid Polish Czech dispute
The Associated Press reports Czech troops begin evacuating the Teschen mining district under the Paris accord line, amid Polish Czech border dispute. Berlin to urge foreign securities surrender to fund food imports, based on Neue Berliner Zeitung. Marriage licenses listed for several individuals in Marshalltown Waterloo and Bucking ham.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Inter-Allied
Poland
Teschen
Czecho-Slovakia
Associated Press Berlin
Neue Berliner Zeitung
A Want And Courier Way Results Got the Fort
A brief item reports results from a local event or contest with the Courier Way style. It notes who won and the key outcomes, referencing names and places connected to the event. The tone mirrors a mid century newspaper item with concise, factual phrasing.
City in Brief and Local Notices
A Waterloo city in brief column notes Glasses location in Buchanan and an advertisement. Several residents recover from operations at Presbyterian hospital including Mrs Keith and Mrs Benedict. XN Club meeting postponed two weeks. Mr and Mrs Whannel visit relatives in Gladbrook and Cedar Heights. Guy Siebert, formerly in laundry, visits Waterloo on business. Mr and Mrs Whary White return home near La Salle after visiting Mr and Mrs Pralagrat. Lively local notices cover appendicitis recovery, hospital transfers, and social visits. Paul Barrett promotes Hi Y convention in Fort Dodge March 4. Julius Bualensiefer discharged from Co A gas regiment. Flo Smith of Minneapolis visiting Waterloo. Lions Club speaker to discuss $100,000 Kansas City lab. Waterloo Commercial Club sub-finance committee named. Col J E Barclay of Tipton considering relocation to Waterloo. Red Cross service badge applications open for women with long Red Cross service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lovelutt
Presbyterian Losplud
Airs
Guy Siebert
Sioux City
Waterloo
Whary White
la Salle
Arthur Pralagrat
Laverne King
J. O. King
Cedar Heights
Presbyterian Hospital
Charles Wargan
Denver Street
Paul Barrett
M. C
Fort Dodge
Julius F. Bualensiefer
Co. A
First Gas Regiment
Co. B. Waterloo
M Flo. Smith
Minneapolis
W. E. Shawls
Waterloo Township
W. EB. Peavey
Des Moines
Wesley Warsaw
Ithaca
N.Y
Alma Gluck
Sig. Salvator de Stefalo
Col. J. Be, Barclay
Tiplan
Col. Barclay
Iowa National Guard
Cady
Dix
Pike
Tipton
H. B. Cropper
Red Cross
Republicans Favor Gillet Over Mann For Speaker
Washington February 3 A poll of Pennsylvania Republicans in the house today showed that 18 members favored Representative Gillet of Massachusetts and five favored Representative Mann of Illinois for speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flvanla
Guulettshington
D. C
Pennsylvania
Gillet
Massachusetts
Mann
Ilinois
Southern Pacific to Receive $47,959,000 Government Compensation
The Southern Pacific system will receive 47,959,000 in standard compensation from the government under the contract signed today by Director General Hines. The payment covers the road’s subsidiaries as the army winds down the occupation watch and the public is urged to pay income tax to meet the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Southern Pacific System
Hines
Army of Occupation
7th Division Picked for Early Convoy to France
Washington reports the War Department designated the 7th Division, Ohio and West Virginia National Guard, for early convoy home from France in April. Gen Pershing notified the department that the division is prioritized for return, replacing earlier plans that listed other units. Also slated for early convoy were the 36th Aero Squadron and Bakery Company No 383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pershing
War Department
Ohio
West Virginia
Paris to finish international labor bureau plan by Friday
Paris peace conference commission on international labor legislation speeds up its work and expects to complete the constitution for an international labor bureau by Friday. Knotty problems and conflicting views have been harmonized with British proposals largely accepted. In St Louis labor leaders press for a league of nations and democracy’s duty to support it during today’s mid continent congress session.
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Associated Press
Paris
Peace Conference Commission On International Labor
International Labor Bureau
Commission
Wabar
St. Juouis
League of Nations
Ludendorff seeks acquittal from President Ebert
Berlin reports General Ludendorff, once a key planner of Germany's final Western offensives, has asked President Ebert via the Copenhagen legation for a court of inquiry to vindicate his actions and secure his return to Germany.
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Ludendorff
Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Copenhagen
Germany
U. and T. to Encourage Boats Coastwise Service May Plans
Washington February 26 The Director General Hines to May announced the railroad administration would do all in its power to encourage continuation of coastwise service after Merchants and Miners Transportation Co turns back boats to private management in March.
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Associated Cross
Washington, D. C
Merchants & Miners Transportation Company
Hines To May
Railroad Administration
Funeral services for Mrs Ursula Ellsworth held in Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Ursula Cushman Ellsworth were held in Washington on February 26. The war department announced that 39 percent of the army had been discharged by February 19, with 1,238,420 discharged to date and the total personnel at 3,870,888. Mrs Ellsworth, 84, a former Waterloo resident, died at her son J D Ellsworth's home in McComb Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula CG Ellsworth
ARMY
Puneral
Ursula
Associated Press
Cushman Ellsworth
Washington, D. C
Ithe Ileman & Gindt
Army of J
F. W. Court
Geers
Navy
Fairview
Munich Proletarian Dictatorship Declared in Bavaria
The Workmen and Soldiers' Council of Munich claims a proletarian and peasant dictatorship has been proclaimed in Bavaria after Premier Elsner's murder. The dispatch says Bavarian socialism is realized and militarism uprooted, with Berlin reports noting the central soviet council in control and new ministers appointed.
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Ansoulated
London
Counci
Munich
Mayaria
Basel
Elsner
Bavaria
Berlin
Central Soviet Council of
Gompers backs Kenyon relief bill for unemployment
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor cables President Wilson approving the Kenyon bill authorizing 100 million dollars for federal state cooperation to relieve unemployment. He urges immediate resumption of public works private construction aid and continued shipbuilding.
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Gompers
O. K
Wilson
Kenyon
Associated Press
Paris
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Vote of confidence in French government amid high cost talks
Paris Tuesday February 25 Victor Boret minister of provisions told the senate the government faces the high cost of living and many licenses for importing new commodities must be refused The senate backed the government by acclamation and Boret described measures of his department to ease living costs Meanwhile in New York 4729 American soldiers arrived aboard the President Grant from Brest including 756 wounded and units from 184th and 162nd infantry and 164th infantry at Camp Dix with officers and 3359 men plus convalescent detachments and scattered units arriving.
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Associated Press
Paris
Victor Boret
Senate
Boret
Grant
New York
President Grant
Brest
184Th Infantry
162Nd Infantry
164Th Infantry
Camp Dix
Murder Trial Postponed Thru Judge Illness
Fort Madison February 26 crowd waited as State v Fern Reynolds murder trial for killing her three week old babe was postponed due to Judge Theo B Craig suffering from stomach poisoning. A month delay set to March 25 to allow recovery and potential venue change considered. Mrs Reynolds arrived with her parents from Galesburg and checked into a local hotel.
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Fort Madison
Fern Steynolds
Theo. B. Craig
Fendant
Craig
Gales
Des Moines
Fern Reynolds
City
Galesburg
Anemic Woman Reclaims Health With Pink Pills
A Grand Rapids woman describes relief from anemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She attributes renewed appetite strength and color to the tonic, noting improved sleep and energy within a week. The ad promotes the medicine and a free booklet Building Up the Blood from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
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Anna van Wylan
Oakes Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Williams
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Ernest WH. Reifschnieder
Marshalltown
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Town Lace
Roy H. Moser
Leona Ferguson
Alford Carolus
New Hartford
Margaret Christensen
Buckingham
Y. M
Buchanan
Waterloo Commercial Club
W. W. Wyant
J. P. Chapman
F. B. Dietrick
L. W. Egbert
Frank ©. Fish
A. F. Nusman
Burr G. Lichty
G. R. Spensley
F. G. Anplequist
P. H. O'Neill
John T. Rohde
Associated Preva
Dnvision
Metropolitan
France
World Labor Bureau Plan
Illinois
IH. C
L. Rouses
Wang and Miller
Yesteryear
Buchanan Opt
Michigan
East Side
Waterloo, Iowa
Langham High Clothes
Langham High
Leopold
Potson Kerwin
Dotson-Kerwin
News of
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