General Markets report from Lamson Bros and Co
Estimated receipts today show hogs 28,000 cattle 12,000 sheep 20,000. Hog market opened 5 to 10 cents lower with varied classes trading from 7.80 to 8.15 for hogs and closed weak at similar ranges. tomorrow’s receipts estimated at 23,000 with 6,200 hogs carried over. Sheep market opened weak to 10 cents lower with native lambs listed around 5.00 to 6.60 and Western lambs near 5.00 to 6.60.
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Chicago
Jan
Gattle
Texas
Waterloo
Crystal Kansas
iWellington
Aristotle
City in Brief items from Waterloo and beyond
Local notes report Miss Bess McCartney departing for Chicago to study at the American Conservatory of Music. Other items list illnesses, enrollments at Waterloo Business College, political travel to Des Moines and Washington, a minor gas plant blaze, a two week eastern trip, ice harvest developments, visitors in Waterloo, insurance agent visits, two police court cases, and a Washington denial of an uprising in Honduras.
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Buchanan
Syndicate
Bess McCartney
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Floyd McDuffy
Jessie Ryan
Grant Avenue
William McCarville
Genoa
Mary Farley
Waylon
Waterloo Business College
Des Moines
Kenry Frank
Frank Bros
Reclamation of Arid Lands Board Recommends Funds
President Taft sent a message to Congress on arid land reclamation. The board of Army Engineers proposes $20,000,000 for 13 projects including Grand Valley and Payette Boise, with additional 1911 1914 allocations totaling over $25 million. The president approves the report and urges laws to allow surplus water disposal and flexible payment terms for water rights.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Board of Army Engineers
Salt River
Arizona
Grand Valley
Colorado
Yuma
Calif
Milk River
Montana
North Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Rio
Grand
New Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Umatilla
Oregon
Klamath
Strawberry Valley
Utah
Sunnyside
Yakima
Wash
Teton
General Reclamation Fund
Minidoka
Payette-Boise
Fluntley
C.eeee
Lower
Yellowstone
Rio Grande
Okanagan
Orland
Cal
Garden City
Kan
Kittitas
Waputa
Benton
Carlsbad
Hondo
New Mex
Arid
Landa
Calf and horse hides with price listings and weights
Listings show No. 1 cured calf hide at 12k, No. 2 cured calf hide at 116 cents, No. 1 green hide and No. 2 green hide at 6 cents, No. 1 cured hide at 8 cents, No. 1 bull hide and No. 1 horse hide priced, plus No. 2 horse hide at 22 and 6.52.00. Medium wool at 0.26. OCR reads as fragmented hide and wool price data.
Anarchists Burned After London Riot Reach Sydney Street
In London a bloody street battle with police drove anarchists to a house on Sydney Street. They fired on the crowd, the house was set ablaze, six anarchists perished in the flames, and two firemen were killed before the blaze ended. Earlier three policemen also died.
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London
England
King George
Sydney Street
Iowa State Bank of Waterloo Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Iowa State Bank of Waterloo will be held at their office on Tuesday January 10 1811 at half past three o clock. Revival services at the Christian church corner of South and Fourth streets continue with large attendance. The Rev John son preaches Stumbling Blocks Removed. Two confess Christ as redeemer. Special music each evening and meetings continue until further notice. This evening subject Roll Ye Away 73 Stone. Baptism will be administered tonight.
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Iowa State Bank of Waterloo
Towa
Christian Church
South
Fourth Streets
Johnson
Christ
President Submits Special Message on Irrigation Board Report
President Fatt sent a letter to Congress transmitting the Board of Army Engineers report on irrigation projects. The dispatch appears on page 3 with coverage of related developments and context.
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Washington, D. C
Fatt
Congress
Board of Army Engineers
Iembaf Massac
Sunday Writes A Fine Letter From Evangelist Sunday
W A Sunday sends warm thanks to the Sun day Evangelistic association treasurer C W Knoop and Waterloo readers. He praises the city’s live wiresmen reporters and officials, notes a $375 draft, and salutes local people including Jim Black Paul Davis Lill Galloway and others in Waterloo. A Happy New Year to all.
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C. W. Knoop
The
Sunday Evangelistic Association
W. A
Waterloo
Jim Black
Paul Davis
Lill Galloway
Fowler
Kighmey
Fame- Bon
Miller
Vaughan
Peterson
Wright
Johnston
Filis
Court House
Adams
Harness Factory
Tuthill
Abraham Lincoln
Arbuckle
Gill
Powers
Sigworth
Kelly
All Waterloo
Injection of New Business Blood at Waterloo
M. Cottrill, who plans to locate in Waterloo and link with Universal Concrete Machinery, arrives in the city as organizers move to form a $25,000 Waterloo corporation in concrete machinery. J. L. Shannon remains president and GM. Cottrill formerly worked at Oshkosh with Termatt-Afon agphan Marine Gasoline Engine. He will establish a home in Waterloo when a residence is secured.
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M. TL. Cottill
Waterloo
Universal Concrete Machinery Company
J. L. Shannonas
Cottrill
Oshkosh
Termatt-Afonagphan Marine Gasoline Engine Company
Funeral postponement for Hazel Valiant announced
Funeral services for Hazel Valiant are rescheduled to Saturday afternoon to allow time for out of town relatives to arrive. Services will begin at 2 at the family home and 2:30 at First Baptist Church, details from A. J. Woeklister Funeral. The Hollister funeral is set for Friday at 2 from 714 Commercial Street.
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Little Hazel Valiant
Imnade
F. M. Shippey Goes to Court
Justice J. Be. Dempster heard the case of F. M. Shippey versus William J. Moren John T. Muldoon Robert Milne and Muldoon Milne in which Shippey seeks damages of 59 as his share of a 377 commission on a real estate deal. Shippey acted pro se while defendants were represented by counsel.
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J. BE. Dempster
F. M. Shippey
William J. Moren
John T. Muldoon
Robert Milne
Muldoon & Milne
Shippey
Rent Estate Terms to Suit Bungate on Logan Ave
A damaged OCR fragment reports rent terms for Bungate on Logan Avenue with room 411, a Black Blank Bank Blog reference, and a 1998 phone. It mentions a $377 collection from Shay and a claim of wrongful denial of a meron share. Justice Dempster held the case under advisement likely to announce a judgment tomorrow morning. J H Hildebrand, captain of Company BR, went to Vinton for military duty.
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Logan Ave
Black Jlank Bank
Shay
Shippey
Justice Dempster
J. H. Hildebrand
Comipany BR
Vinton
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promote Directoire Fashion Fat Loss
The ad urges women to shed excess fat for the season and promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets from Marmola Co of Detroit as a cheap, safe, and effective weight reduction method. Claiming a pound lost per day, it touts gentle effects on the stomach and skin while aligning with the era’s mode standards.
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Marmola Co
Detroit
Mich
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