Tripoli News Recap: Weddings, Farewells, and Tributes
Tripoli reports a marriage at 6 o clock on February 21 in a German church with attendants Clara Korte and Henry Lehman. Community notices honor Mrs Hubcard, celebrate farewells for Mrs and Mr McNary and Dick, plus a Commercial club sendoff with comfort kits and a band. The week includes farm plans in Leroy township and a baptism for the Bennett children.
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Tripoli
Vripoli
Deb
C. H. Wick
Ve Hundred
Bred Dick
Camp Dadge
Ladles' Aid Society
FA. Hubcard
Dire
Wubhard
Wrederickeburg
Helane Bergamn
Mermandishiman
Triputh
Byter
SM. Koeln
Vyungelteal Vehureh
Mise Clara Korte
Tienry Lehman
Mike Minnie Hirsch
Herman Beraman
Groum
Leroy Township
PF. Hale
Waterloo
Hare
Emma Male
Merv
F.C. Pries
Waterlon
Mee
J. M. Bitette
Bos Fobel
Commercial Club
Adios Improvement Club
Opera Hou
Camp Dodge
M. W. Bennett
E. F. Dick
Hey. Geo. W. McNary
Hankammer
Chas. Franklin
Stagner
Herman Truss
Fred Arthur Bierman
Will Feidt
Auigust Flesse
Alvin Neilsen
Theodore Devel
Albert Garland
Herman Kuht
Carl Kroll
Brandon Frandon
Ethel
Myrtle Wood
Sphinx Club
Mr. McKay
Elma
Eclipse Lumber Company
Joe Herrick
Mr. Jameison
Ward Sininhronke
Z. D. Nabholz
Mrs. Nabholz
Stagrbrooke
Soldiers train visit and local notices in Janesville and Otterville
Saturday crowds gathered at the I C depot to view the soldiers train though it passed. Eldon H Tligh waved as it rushed through. Reports detail church talks by Dr Methfessel and musical performances, farm job wages, corn and hog market notes, and local housing moves in Otterville and Mt Auburn with multiple residents changing farms or homes.
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Jsanesville
Janesville
I. C
Kodaks
Eldon H. Tligh
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Methfessel
Warren Tay
Ole Jennings
W. F. Howery
Amos Mann
Lickliter
W. C. Wright
Dr. Morgan
Virginia
Camp Dodge
Kyler
Cedar Fells
Gao. Tepin
al Sharp ‘Ami
OT. Rundies
Jesup Jesup
Burr Ross
Gorn
J. C. Hohl
Priday
Ey. W. St. Exisign
Manchester
Viola Mastelier
Nannie Jones
Miliner
Dub
Lewis
Roberts & Ben
Samuel Christian
Stapleton
O. Christian
E. C
Cllft Raoberty
Jesup
C. Marter
Bert Blakeman
Edwin G. McGraw
Grain Gains on Board of Trade Amid Light Offerings
Chicago on February 27 reports grain prices rising as light offerings and modest buying push corn higher. Prohibition of February trading plus settlements at maximum price supported gains, with May near 1.26 and March around 1.27. Provisions fall as heavy hog receipts weigh, though selling remains restrained.
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Chicago
Grain Prices From Multiple Markets Feb 27 Chicago to Toledo
Chicago Cah Quotations report mixed grain prices across cities on February 27 including corn and oats varying by grade. Notable figures show No 2 yellow corn at Chicago around 1.60 to 1.70 dollars and Minneapolis listing for yellow corn at 1.73 to 1.83. Oats prices appear around 75 to 92 cents in several markets with parley and clover also cited. Pacific market notes include lard at 26.37 and bibs at 24.15 to 24.85.
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Chicago
Sinneapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Vellow
Prices in New York and other markets Feb 27
Market notes from multiple hubs report unsettled butter prices with creamery and firsts varying, eggs activity mixed, cheese irregular, and stable live poultry. Also listed are metal quotes for lead and copper in New York, with London silver at 42 shillings per ounce.
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New York
Chicago
Bess
Maxacas City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
London Silver and Monet
Left Over Supply of Hogs Weakens Chicago Market
Chicago market report dated February 27 shows hog quotations fell after over 15 000 hogs remained unsold overnight. Cattle and sheep demand varied with receipts around 35 000 hogs and 7 000 cattle. Hog prices ranged from around 15 20 cents under prior average to about 16 17 per hundredweight, with various categories listed.
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Algo
Iowa St
Cedar
Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report for February 27
Sioux City ia February 27 hogs receipts about 12 000 to 12 600 mixed prices ranged 16 40 to 16 75 with bulk 16 60 16 60. Cattle receipts 3 900 with steers 9 50 to 13 50 cows and heifers 8 00 to 11 00 calves 8 00 to 12 50. Sheep receipts 1 500 noted as strong.
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Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City Missouri February 27 hogs receipts 19000 steady with heavy hogs 317.45 to 317.35 light hogs 47.15 to 17.40 pigs 14.90 to 16.25 cattle receipts 12000 strong steers 9.76 to 13.76 cows 7.00 to 11.00 calves 7.60 to 12.50 hogs and cattle price ranges listed sheep receipts 6900 higher lambs 15.15 to 10.78 yearlings 12.00 to 14.25 ewes 11.25 to 12.50
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Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis Livestock Prices From Feb 27 Auction
Livestock receipts at St. Louis totaled 14 500 with light stock at 17.19 to 17 1 and hogs 12.00 to 20. Mixed U 17.25 to 17.55 and hogs top 17.20 to 17.00. Cattle receipts 4 000 with steers 8.00 to 13.50 and heifers 7.00 to 13.50. Calves 6.90 to 14.06. Sheep receipts steady lambs 14.09 to 36.75, ewes 10.50 to 12. None."
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St. Louis
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
St Joseph Missouri February 27 hogs receipts 16000 lower top 17.90 bulk 16.75 to 16.95 cattle receipts 5008 10 to 15 cents lower steers 9.00 to 18.20 cows and heifers 7.60 to 12.00 calves 6.00 to 11.50 sheep receipts 6000 steady lambs 15.00 to 16.05 ewes 37.00 to 12.25
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St. Joseph
Stocks and bonds market opens with brisk gains and mixed notes
New York stocks resume brisk opening with war shares advancing. Baldwin Locomotive and several majors lead while US Steel fluctuates. Bonds show Liberty and other issues priced around mid 90s as traders push for profits amid uneven closes. Cotton futures open firm, later steady to barely firm at session end. Mercantile paper and money market rates listed.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Central Leather
Crucible Steel
Beet Sugar
The
Motor Group
Tobaccas
Marines
Union Pacific
Coalers
States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri Pact Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mexican Petroleum
Texas
Compar American Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Tron
American Telephone
Tobaccos
Liberty 34
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Franklin Institute
Mechester
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Capaule
G. Metcalf
Traenro
Inter State Tractor Co
Crofta & Reed
Depr I
Care Courier
W. M. le Marrate
East Fifth St Hardware Co
Piasug Taning # sud
Parsons Music House
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P.O. Hox
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San Bor
Forest Ave
March
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Western Avenue
Immedington
P.aerent
Zor Bent
Washixth
Wellington St
Thoroly
Immiern
Thi Lagia Ave
Tina
West Wite
Grant Ave
L'oone
Phono
Ficely Ural
Telentone
Leo En Garage
Yor Gan
West Aide
Yor Mheuc
Carines
Dayton
Patterson
Heal
North Addition
M. WH. Mecbaughtiin
Real Batata
Northwestern Land Investment Co
L. & J. Bldg
Berl Estate
West Fourth
Hellimore
Heal Hatnte
Souch Dakota
Wm. J. Mundt
Pierre
Carnotte ¢ Colonization Society
National
Wisconsin
Michigan
Thikotas
Colorado
Texa Tiesissippi
Arkansas
Florida
Ashland
Chi
Buffalo
Bco
Ellis Bros
Springville
S.Y
Haiilton
Plaga
Billard Mau
Burke
Winthrop
Fort Redder
H. Xo
L. S. Parsons
Music House
Jeffers
Mammoth
EF. Hearst
Moses
AY Kileman Motor
O. West
Goudvieh
Underwood
G. FM
Ata
Ford
E. Newell
W. Park Ave
Gale
C. OU
S. Wabash Ave
A. R McMimin
L. E. Pawar
Lake Benton
Antonio- Wiles
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolitnn
Iowa Warehouse Co
Tean
Farmsews Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Peoples Mutual Building & Loan Association
Lenavite & Johnson Natonal Bank
Edwin iTesick
Woticen
State of
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Black Hawk County
Charles W. Pike
W District Court
Jot
Dail Reporter
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Brammaar Schnell
Fred J. Kimball Co
Keen and
Longfellow Ave
Hom
Schow
Litehield
Pam
Storm & Co
Whaintauqua Park
Firth Elase
Waterian
Adares Real Estate
Roe
Xorades
Apprent Marines
Tarrow
Luneef
Miller
Ren
McDern
Linden Ave
Otterville
Whaite
Marton
Flarker Brothers
Waite
Penner
A. C
Lena Bright
Williams
Newtonville
Sanders
Cliff Latham
Latham
Anw
Bantz
James Shult
MT. Auburn
Mit
Auburn
Ralph Randall
Vinton
Will Tracy
Nebraska
Cyl Nek
Albert
Wallace
Schendlemaier
Willer Smailey
Walter Tex
Emil Tuller
Renton County
Finley
Nap Doge
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Taegerm
Uveteen
Randelon
Plone
John Hess
East Young Street
J. F. Enwis
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Fund
TW. J. Pyles
C. Ganiere
EB. EB. Hull
Mirs
Fred Morgana
Brooks
Kerstone
Brotler Sabbath School
Elsie Brown
Terry
Morgan
Littleton Littleton
Lyle Priest
Ozins
Emery Lee
Irme Searles
East Perry No. 1
Tulle O'Brien
Troxi Moline
Hopkinton
Atsecie
Mmes. C. H
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Wil Seamans
Mra. L. V. T. Francis
Chas. Hollman
Mra. C. M. Fliss
Alvin Jesse
Harry Vigers
Jin Viga 3
Marcus Howard
Barclay Center
Allex C. Gibson
Presbyterian Hospital
Jay Smith
James Nesbit
John McDonald
Nicholas Weber
Wesley Vogel
Board OF Trade
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louth
OMAMA
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Grain
Peoria
Toledo Beeds
Toledo
Timothy
Sioux City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Stocks and Bonds
Cottor
Mercantile Paper
Tripp & Gill
Porto City
E. L. Jordan
Marsh-Place
Irvin G. Cohen
Lamson Bros.& CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
DA Day Grain and Re.co
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larrabee
Mer
Waterloo Mapeets
Wellington Seas
FIDE
R . Teves
Minnesota
C.g
Hales & Edwards Co
Cas Weiter
IOWA +LOUR & FEED CO
Pioneer Hog Food
Rio Grande Valley
Alamo
Albert E. Gibson
Alamo Land and Sugar Corth Floor Commercial Bank Bldg
Tawa
A. E. Gibson
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