Notice of Iowa railroad board electricity transmission hearing
Public notice from the Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners announces a hearing on a Citizens Electric Company request to construct power lines and related facilities across multiple townships and farm lands in Black Hawk and nearby counties. The notice lists exact sections, townships, and ranges involved, the path through Waterton and Dewar, and the scheduled time and place for the hearing in Des Moines.
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Board of Railroad Vannuissinnes
Lawa
Black Hawk Iotiat & Getivon
Uye
Madremek “Wihen
Citizens of Electric Company
Watertog, Losi
Board of Railroad Lotrinissionert
Fowar
Waterton
Townshiyr
Blackhawk
Buchanan
Ang
Elghty-Elght
Jfaureourteen
Ffteete
Sxteen
Whitney Road
Tenty
Eighty-Nine
Said
Dewar
Oniwar
Tahoe
Nond
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
H. Reb
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Hereafter Only Upon Written Order
Notice explains that ads run until forbid must have a written order to stop. printed blanks will be provided, advertisers keep a copy, and notices must reach the office by 10 a.m. to affect the next day discontinuation. Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter.
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Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Finchford notes and local happenings in January
A jumble of local items from Finchford and Bristow recount births illnesses visits and travel. Events include a baby born to Mr and Mrs Walters a meeting about a short course at a school house and multiple travels and illnesses across towns such as Waverly Portland and Des Straits. The report mentions residents visiting relatives taking trips and various health concerns among families.
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Gilbertville
Sibhertville
Frank Welngardeile
New Lim
Jacob
Wot Schmit
Waterlon
iMrs
Wranta
Loretta Delagardelle
Katherline Schomer
Beatrice
Jeff
Mankato
Minn
Idirs
Walters
Roscoe Leary
Homme
Dan
Harley Moore
New Startford
Perenty
Chas
Ideh
Waverly
Hazleton News: Local Notices and Community Life
Local items detail family travels and illness, weddings, and visits across towns. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Shackleford in Marietta Minn, Joseph Puff heading to Chicago for surgery, and Rev J A Smith aiding in Bentely. Also reports on Wadsworth closing out stock, Rural Neighbors meeting, and local bank officers.
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Iazleton
Seattle
Wash
George Shackleford
Marietta
Minn
A. B. Kiefer
Joseph Puff
Chicago
St. Bernard's Hospital
Esler Finch
A. B. Pinel
J. A. Smith
Fentley
Milnitster
Heraca Foote
Stanley
Frederic Lee Clamp
Woodman's Hall
Anna Ma. Spragg
Dodge Center
May Sprage
Peter Watrin
Trelen
Benson
J. C
Thomas
Mant Miller
Dangeh‘ter
Trene
Elsworth
Til
B. Miller
Clara Bennett
Oelwein
Frederick Baldwin
Epworth
Hazleton
John Wadsworth
Winthrop
Tan
Margaret Carmody
Indenenilence
Oracle
Isabelle Klonus
Gertrude Auten
Mattie Oliver
Annie Auten
Esther Unbeham
Maude Love
Cora Meffert
Maggie Gillett
Inner Sentinel
Cora Mulford
Cora Lemons
Elizabeth Hekler
Margaret Weatherbee
Berthaeterson
Jennie Merrill
Kate Hearn
iStein Smith
Effa McKay
Sumil
Winthrop State Bank
Dent
J. B. Ryan
J. Ourlap
Edgar Brintnall
Sistant
G. GB. Ryan, Jr
George Slemmons
George Spangler
JT. P. Hamilton
Leigh Elliott
Jon [Murphy
Pabmat
James Mekhar
Ice
Thomas Thompson L
Norman
Pusie Gaylord
Unbehau
Jarvis Smith
Coe Bra- Vase
Joseph McKay
Reward Allen
Mason [Rite
Harry Frans
Abert Merrill
Mererdes
Winther.s State Bank
Corn Prices Hold Fin On Board Amid Stormy Weather
Market observers reported stronger corn prices on the board as heavy receipts and unsettled demand amid embargoes kept prices firm early and then fluctuating. January opened around 1.27 and 1.25 at various points with a final near 1.27 to 1.25, while provisions eased on liberal hog receipts and weaker peace prospects.
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Mnicagg
Chicago and Midwest Grain and Cotton Futures Report
Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotations show No 2 yellow corn around 1.05 to 1.68 with various blends and white oats near 0.58 to 0.80, while St Louis and Kansas City offer mixed track prices and rye around 1.76. New York cotton futures open steady with January near 31.90, and raw sugar markets indicate ongoing closures. miscellaneous notes touch on road and tractor use in Alaska and a government plan to utilize seal meat and byproducts.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Cor
Ste. Rye
New York
Liberal Receipts Weigh Hogs in Chicago Markets
Liberal receipts weighed on hog prices in Chicago with large cattle and sheep volumes. Hog receipts were 44 000 with bids from 15 50 to 16 85 for various types, while cattle and sheep showed mixed to weak demand and lower bids across classes. In St Louis hogs ranged from 16 00 to 16 40 with strong heavy categories at 16 20 to 16 40, cattle and sheep also showing uneven supports and price spreads.
Kansas City Livestock Prices See Mixed Open
Kansas City market summaries show receipts of 7 000 head with cattle and sheep trading. Heavy hogs at 16.00 18.25, light hogs 15.95 16.20, pigs 13.60 15.25. Cattle receipts 3 000 with steers 8.60 14.00, cows 6.25 10.75, heifers 7.00 11.00, calves 6.50 13.50. Sheep receipts 3 000 steady with lambs 16.25 17.90, yearlings 12.00 4.25, wethers 11.00 12.50, ewes 9.60 12.00.
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Chleago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Waterloo
Jan
Euston
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Nebraska January 11 hog receipts about 7000 higher bids range from 15.90 to 16.45 with most around 16.10 cattle receipts around 2000 steady with steers 9.00 to 12.50 cows and heifers 7.00 to 11.50 calves 9.00 to 13.00 sheep receipts 2600 steady yearlings 11.60 to 13.50 weathers 11.00 to 12.50 lambs 16.75 to 17.25
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Omaha
Neb
Hogs and cattle receipts in St Joseph market report
St Joseph Missouri market report shows hog receipts about 5,600 and lower prices with top around 16.75. Steers listed about 8.00 to 11.06, cows and heifers near 5.00 to 12.00, calves around 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts near 12.00 to 17.00, ewes near 6.00.
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St. Joseph
Atic
Steaéy
Prices from Chicago to London roundup of farm goods
Chicago reports butter prices steady and eggs higher with 2500 cases of firsts and various refrigeration terms. Potatoes receipts at 37 cars unchanged. Poultry alive unsettled with fowls at 24 to 27 cents. Kansas City and St Louis note similar butter and egg status. New York shows butter steady with higher creamery receipts and egg classes. Dressed poultry prices for chickens and fowls hold firm. London silver quotes and money rates noted.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wakeepk
New York
London
Charter No 6722 Report of Convlction of Bank at Dunkerton Iowa
Charter No 6722 reports the First National Bank of Dunkerton Iowa closed business on December 31 1917 with assets listed as 30000.00 and 45000.00.
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First National Bank
Dunkerton
Iowa
Stocks and Bonds and Markets Report from New York
New York stock and bond activity shows notable declines as industrials weaken and rails join the downward trend. Liberty bonds improve slightly while some gains appear in select issues. metal and commodity quotes also move, with varied results across markets and a heavy closing downturn.
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New York
Juan
Stock Exchange
Haltis
Liberty
Mowt
Peoples
Wells Fargo Xpress
United Cigar
Petrograd
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