Buffalo Island Bison Slaughter Underway for $200 a Head
Salt Lake City Utah January 11 235 wild bison on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake will be exterminated starting today by hunters from Los Angeles and elsewhere at $200 per head. J W Throwley president Buffalo Island Livestock company says the aim is to clear the herd to allow cattle grazing. critics urged government purchase without success.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. E. Dooley
Antelope Island
Dooley
Buffalo Island Livestock Company
Throwley
James I. Mays
National Parks Service
American Humane Society
Mays
Fresh strength in wheat lifts Chicago market activity
Wheat values gain on foreign buying and improved domestic milling demand. March delivery hits 1.80 the highest since November. May around 1.58 to 1.86. Corn and oats rise with cereals, while hog market weakness tempers provisions. Chicago cash quotes show varied No. 1 hard wheat at 1.94s. corn mixed. oats firm. lard and hogs listed at nominal to bid levels.
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Chicago
United States
Ted
L&uc
Cattle Steady Sheep Higher Hog Prices Mixed Cotton State Market
Chicago jan 11 cattle receipts 14000 opening steady to yesterday with some sales above 10 dollars bulk 8 to 9.60. culer cows 5.75 to 6.50. bulls slow bulk 5.25 to 6.25. calves steady 11 to 11.50. stockers steady. hogs receipts 75000 held over quality mostly fair 35 to 400 lower top 3.49 for 160 lb hogs bulk 8.85 to 9.15. pigs 9.25 to 9.50. average cost yesterday 3.35. sheep receipts 24000 fat lambs weak to 35 cents lower butchers paying 11.50 to 12.75. top ewes 5.75. feeder lambs strong to 25 cents higher.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Muns
East St. Louis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
East St Louis livestock receipts total about 6 000 cattle 26 000 hogs and 25 500 sheep with slow steer trade and top calves at 12.00 to 12.50. Hogs show 50 to 75 cent decline from yesterday with tops around 9.25 and lighter weights near 3.30 sale prices. Sheep demand active but 26 to 50 cent lower. lamb tops around 11.25 with Colorado bids at 11.50.
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Slump Across Cattle and Hogs
From Kansas City and Omaha reports, cattle receipts ran high with declines up to 25 cents for steers and lower prices for feeder cattle while hogs fell about 25 to 40 cents from yesterday’s averages and bulk sales ranged around 8.75 to 9.50. Sheep and lambs held mixed, with lambs feeling pressure but steady to firm in some spots, and Sioux City noting similar trends across hogs, cattle, and sheep with declines in most categories. Kansas City grain prices showed oats and corn largely steady to slightly higher, with No 2 yellow oats around mid-50s and corn near 63 to 64 cents.
Grain and Livestock Market Roundup Across Cities
Wheat and corn prices mixed in St. Josepe and Minneapolis with receipts varying by city. Cattle and sheep market results show steady to lower demand, with notable figures for steers, cows, lambs, and ewes, alongside cattle and hog receipts in St. Paul and nearby markets.
Chicago Pork Prices Fall On Big Hog Receipts
Associated Press reports Chicago fresh pork prices drop by 2 cents per pound as hog arrivals reach 75,000 today and similar numbers yesterday. Loins wholesale quotes ease to about 17 to 22 cents per pound, marking a lower trend mid January.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stock market rally opens with broad gains across majors
Leading shares rose at the opening with steels, equipment, and shippings leading. Crucible moved up four points then settled near six and a quarter, United Fruit up a half, Mexican Petroleum and Atlantic Gulf among top gainers. Specialties like May Department Stores and Virginia Car Chemical advanced, while American International and American Woolen lagged. Late morning profits pulled Crucible, Mexican Petroleum, and Atlantic Gulf higher by one to three points as London exchange stayed strong and cash money opened at seven percent.
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New York
Crucible
United Fruit
Mexican Petroleum
Bathichem Steel
Baldwin
Amercan
Atlantic Gulf
Mercantile Marine
Utah Copper
Endicott Johnson
Rally
Union Pacific
London
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & Typeseeer
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Goodrich Co
International Paper Kennecott Copper
New York Central - Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pure ‘Oil Co
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel
Sinclair Cons. Oil & Refining
Southern Pacific
iSouthern Railway
Studebaker Corporation - Texas Co
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Int
Marine Pt d
Stocks Rise At New York Exchange On Opening
An Upward stock movement began at the New York exchange with large gains in Crucible Steel and Steel common while Mexican Petroleum and Pan American show advances. Trading mood shifts as early gains give way to profit taking with some deriding prices in later session.
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United Press
New York Jan. IL
Stock Exchange
Crucible Steel
Ate
Mexican Petroleum
Pan American
Baldwin
Studebaker
International Mercantile Marine
Atlantic Gulf
General Asphalt
The
Steel Commons
Lenine Ill Calls Berlin Doctors in Moscow Update
Lenine, premier of the Soviet government, is reported dangerously ill in Moscow. Three German specialists are en route for consultation, as wireless dispatches from Berlin confirm. Sugar and metals markets show activity with cotton futures opening and prices listed for January through October.
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New Vora
Gan
Victory
Liberty
Associated Press
New York
Jag
Nikolai
Lenine
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Prices in Waterloo Markets January 1921
A compendium of prices from Waterloo and New York markets listing figures for butter eggs creamery products potatoes and livestock. Includes wholesale and retail ranges for beef veal cattle and hogs, as well as feeds and miscellaneous produce.
Chaplain Sheriff Not Awed by Any Threat
Des Moines Jan 11 W E Robb the person sheriff personally conducted five liquor raids last night looting wine and whisky valued at over 5000 and making several arrests Officials say a man suspected of yesterday s alleged attack on Mrs Carl Aschan robs former home was released after officials failed to link him to the case
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United Press
Des Moines
Polk County
W. E. Robb
Carl Aschan
Robb
January events and personal visits in La Porte City
In La Porte City on January 13 the Ladies Mite Society and the Good Cheer guild plan social afternoons in church parlors with programs and refreshments. Several residents travel to nearby towns for family and social visits as a basketball game between Vinton and La Porte pie finals drew crowds, while others return from trips to see relatives.
Expert to Address Farmers Institute at Manchester IA
County Agent Combs reports Prof. R. R. Smith head of Chicago Livestock Commission will speak at 10:30 Thursday forenoon Jan 20 on Bovine Tuberculosis. In the afternoon Sen I M Trewin discusses Drainage and district formation law. Institute runs Jan 19 to Jan 21 with profitable sessions.
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Manchester
Combs
R. R. Smith
Livestock Commission
Chicago
Farmers’ “Institute
Washington, D. C
Lansing Midh
Strayer Funeral Set For Next Sunday at First Brethren
Funeral services for Dwight Leslie Strayer, World War veteran, are planned at the First Brethren church next Sunday at 2:36 p.m. Rev. William H. Beachler will officiate. The body will be moved from Memorial Hall by armed Becker-Chapman post, American Legion, with military honors including a firing salute and taps.
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Dwight Leslie Strayer
First Brethren Church
Becker-Chapman Post
American Lion
William H. Beachler
Memorial Hall
O'Keefe & Towne
Oliver Chilled Plow cuts farm implement prices nationwide
United Press reports Oliver Chilled Plow company announces a 20 percent price drop on all farm implements to aid farmers despite expected company losses. In Fort Worth a separate AP story notes Japanese businessmen in Texas planning to oppose anti Japanese legislation in Austin after talks with Southeast Texas farm owners and North Texas cotton firms.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Lan
Oliver Chilled Plow Company
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Austin
Cotton Firme
North Texas
Nivelle Receives Grand Cross of Legion of Honor
Paris accorded General Robert George Nivelle, returning from a U S visit, the grand cross of the Legion of Honor marking a high military honor in the event.
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Nivelle
Grand Cross
Legion OF Honor
The
Associated Press
Paris, Jan. Jr
Robert George Nivelle
United States
the Legion of Honor
First voters cast ballots in Greater Waterloo board race
Dr B E I Dunkelberg and W W Wyant led as first to vote at the west and east Waterloo clubs in the 1921 election for the Greater Waterloo association board of directors. J A Francis voted early under the absent voter plan. 66 businessmen are on the ballot, 30 from each faction. Election judges are Charles Wilcox OC W Chapman and J C opened at 12 o'clock, closing at 3 p m. Approximately 1,200 members are eligible to vote today. Anatole France announces his adhesion to the communist section of the French Socialist party.
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BE. I. Dunkelberg
West Club
Greater Waterloo Association
W. W. Wyant
East Club
J. A. Francis
Feld
Charles Wilcox
M. H. Kelly
J. R. Anders
OC. W. Chapman
J. C
Cleaver
Waterolo
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Qapadasto
Inaugural Ball Plans Check as Gowns Head to Bargain Counters
Washington with no Knox present the inaugural committee debated delays and stands for 19 000, while the $50 000 joint resolution for stands tickets and police was sent to President Wilson. Women face a costly loss as gowns order prospects fade with the ball canceled. Florists fear hundreds of orders vanish and retailers rely on advertising to move stock.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Capitol
Harding
Senator Knox
Congressional
Leapite
Wilson
Washington
Finch ford Directors Ready for Bidding on Consolidated School
Cedar Falls January 11 H R Plantz secretary of Independent Consolidated school district Finch ford has called for bids for erection of a consolidated school building. Bids will be opened February 15 at 2 p m for general contract heating plumbing ventilizing and electrical work William L Peddicord of Iowa Falls is the architect.
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Cedar Falls
H. R. Plantz
Independent Consolidated School District
Finchford
William Ll. Peddicord
Iowa Falls
Funeral Notices and Local Updates from Dunkerton to Mitchell
Local column records multiple deaths, funerals, and health notes. Elizabeth O. Enos, 78, dies at sister’s home in Dunkerton after four months illness. Mary Harrington, 91, passes near Waverly with funeral at Catholic church. Updates on surgeries, hospital visits, and small town events across Dunkerton, Cedar Falls, Mitchell, and surrounding areas. References to local residents, doctors, and churches. scattered social news and community notices.
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Marjory Yester
Silbert
Nadine Dwight
Keith Stufflebeam
Waverly Hospital
Richa Aldergon
Frank Carney
Nancy D. West
Fred Scriven
Sioux City
T. D. Ford
Minneapolis
Guy
Ford
Rochester
Minn
Maud Wait
Nashua
Mra
A. Haviland
Mark Young
Glenvile
Evan Haviland
Port Dodge
Maude Haviland
E. O. Enos
Cling
Cedar Falls
Sweet Working for Wasson Bill in Senate Reform
Washington dispatch reports Representative Sweet of Iowa pushed to move the Wasson bill through the Senate committee. The measure creates 14 branch offices to aid veterans and lets postmasters assist with war risk payments, expediting claims, and communications to Washington. Also notes burial of Marine John Cowl in Arlington next Saturday.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Representative Sweet
Iowa
Senate
Wasson
House
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Sweet
Sowan
Arlington
John C. Cowl
Marine Corps
Afton
Leon
Arlington Memorial Cemetery
Cowl
Tranes
Shell Rock Socials and Local Moves Chronicle
Mr and Mrs J Whitaker called on friends in Waterloo on Thursday. Glen Simpson of Cedar Falls visited relatives in Shell Rock. George Gough of Clarksville visited his daughter in Shell Rock. Myrtle Wehrehart returned from Clarksville after visiting sisters. George Yuck and Oscar Botton hosted visitors from New Hartford. Melvin Padget, now near Waverly, will move March 1 after renting Q J Wheeler’s farm. Shell Rock high school boys defeated New Hartford 37 to 24. W K Shorter of Mason City visited his brother James. Miss Augusta Hilmer attended the funeral of her grandfather Chris Hilmer near Greene. he was 90. Mrs Marcie Dixon of near New Hartford visited daughter Mrs W S Ward. HH Adams and Greane residents called on friends and attended I O F hall event. WH Conner of Waterloo visited relatives. J Wheeler and son John plan a February closing out sale of farm machinery and stock. L I Bowen installed I O F officers in Clarksville. Mrs George Farrell and daughter with Mrs Minikus of Cedar Falls visited Shell Rock. Harold Van Flack returned from Clarksville after visiting grandparents.
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Brell Rock
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Albert Huber
Ra Wehrehan
George Yuck
Oscar Botton
New Hartford
Melvin Padget
Waverly
Q. J. Wheeler
W. K. Shorter
Mason City
James Shorter
Will Williams
Tennessee
Augusta Hilmer
Chris. Hilmer
Wilmar
Greene
Hilmer
Marcie Dixon
W. 5. Ward
Sb. Adams
Greane
I. C
IX Hall
WH. Conner
Waterloo
W. Haryer
J. Wheeler
John
L. ©. Bowen
I. O. O. F. Lodge
George Farrell
George Minikus
Cedar Falls
Harold van Flack
George Gough
Beat Estate Transfers In Black Hawk County
A scrambled list shows transfers: KL Longaker to John Bittson by lot 1 block 3 McChane’s addition to Le Porte. Margaret Balliett to J Hold, lot 2 block Masson’s 4th add Waterloo. W Arbuckle to W J lots 100 102 Prospect Place. Mary H Kingsley to Max Stil ie lot 593 Kindard Hin. Andrew F Lauardry to Margaret Bentley lot 6 block 7 Manson’s ard add. First Nat l Bank of Waterloo to Percy Newmar pt lot L block 16 1st add Grandview Place. Florence Loviante Hughes to Bol ling Monroe Realty Co part nw nw 1 5 85 13 Rev 36. Carrie Brees to John C Felts part lot 5 block 22 Div A Cedar River park. Chas Van Vleck to J W Merces part lots 17 18 block 2 East Park Place. A S Hallowell to Arthur R Snyender part lots 4 5 block % Home Park add. F B H Hanna to J S Sweeney lot 68 Prospect Place.
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Black Hawk
Prospect Place
Mary H. Kingsley
Max
Stilie
Kingbard Hin
Andrew F. Lauardry
Margaret Bentley
Manson
Nat'l Bank of Waterloo
Percy Newmar
Grandview Place
Aes Eeaewe Sree
Florence Loviante Hughes
Bolling & Monroe Realty Co
Carrie Brees
John C. Felts
Cedar River Park
Chas
van Vleck
J. W. Merces
East Park Place
Hallowell
Arthur R. Snyeder
H. Hanna
Sweeney
Wesw
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