Markets report from Chicago Board of Trade signals mixed grains and livestock
Chicago markets show European crop news depressing wheat while export demand for hard winter wheat offers brief firmness. Corn and oats ease as shelling pressure grows. Provisions rise on active buying. Hog prices weaken. cattle steady. sheep and lamb demand weak. Butter, eggs, cheese, poultry price shifts noted. Livestock receipts at Union Stock Yards listed with tomorrow's projections.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Grain Prices and Market Listings Across Midwest Cities
Chicago markets show Wheat and Corn prices across No. 2 red to No. 4 white ranges. Duluth Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg bids noted for July May contracts. Waterloo market lists flour, oats, barley, butter, eggs, lard, potatoes, poultry prices and cattle hogs, hides and veal values with various grades and weights.
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Chicago
Reed
NL S
N. 5
Duluth
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Waterloo
Wellington
Center Point News Highlights Students Visitors and Local Events
Center Point Iowa reports students returning to universities including Elgo Newland Lloyd Grubbs Arthur Street Mark Lloyd and Leo Dunlap to Iowa City John McNeil to Cornell Robert Pollock and Marguerite Rowley to Coe Miss Devee and Carl to begin Col college Rev Eaton to begin revival meetings January 12 post officers installed January 2 and a farewell reception for Mrs Rowley and the Brookmans with plans to move to Cedar Rapids and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
University of Iown
Iowa City
Elgo Newland
Lloyd Grubbs
Arthur Street
Mark Lloyd
Leo Dunlap
John McNeil
Cornell
Robert Pollock
Marguerite Rowley
Coe
C. B. Robinson
Ladies’ Aid
Ed. Hoglan
Winifred Wormer
Cedar Rapids
Grace Wormer
F. Wormer
Lafayette
Urbana
Waterloo
Waverly
Chas Fee
Thaz
West Union
Oliphants
Yorktown
Canada
Devee
Carl
Col College
Rev. Eaton
The
Christian Church
the Post
W. R
H. D. Newland
Brookman
Mississippi
Rowley
Cydar Rapids
Vienna Lodge
Order of Astern Star
Belh
BR. B. Yost
Tray
C. L.everly
Tor
A. Sarehett
Wellington
Kan
Lottie McCtamin
Ruby Byers
Harrison School
Supt Berry's Annual Water Works Report 1913
Waterloo Water Works head John P Berry presents 1913 results. Forty hydrants added total 500 in service. water pumped 482,389,767 gallons. Costs for pumps and wells 6230.72. electricity 3020.12. About 3000 expected back from heat contract. No major mains breaks. reliable fire pressure. New well drilled eighty feet. 500 meters installed. 4254 meters in use. Visitor John Clark of Pottawattamie county related to local supervisors.
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John P. Berry
Waterloo Water Woeks
Former convict and ice king witness in prison probe
Washington January 113 Assistant Attorney General Gnatham has begun an inquiry into alleged abuses at the Atlanta prison. The probe cites Charles W Morse the New York financier pardoned by President Taft as having received facilities to conduct stock manipulations from within the prison.
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Washington, D. C
Gnatham
Atlanta
Howard
Georgia
Charles, W. Morse
New York
Taft
Washington
Department of Justice
Rwes
Community notes and social events in Otterville area
Local residents report family illnesses travel and visits from Eldora Nebraska Plen ywood and St Croix Wis. A Ladies Aid pie social at Chas McGlaughlin home is announced for January 23 with highest bidder pie prize. Harvesting ice for the year begins and a Presbyterian surprise for Rev Ferk ing and wife at Otterville is described with a social gathering and dinner.
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Clarence Harterg
Frank Durham
Eldora
Roy Wison
Nebraska
Geo. Bontz
Plenywood
Mont
Otfarvile
Iiverett Hayes
St. Croix
Wis
Meythaler Bros
Irving Miner
Patton
Presbyterian Church
Ferking
Otterville
Rowley Notes and Local Social Roundup
In Rowley Iowa on January 12 residents report visits and family news. M D Blood condition remains stable. A child named Danenbaugh injured her arm playing. Several locals host or visit relatives in Independence Cedar Rapids and Courtland. A large M W A and Royal Neighbors banquet is noted with about 200 attendees. The St Marys church priest posts farewell and the MFE church nearing completion after improvements. Frank Blake and mother return from a business trip to Arkansas.
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Rowley
Libbie McMillen
Quasqueton
Harry Williams
Albert Sloan
Joe Story
Rufus Safford
Willi Boyack
Independence
Effie Powell
C. B. Brady
Cedar Rapids
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma van Orsdal
George Beatty
Courtland
Woodman Hall
Rav. Walsh
St. Mary's Church
Jones County
M. FE
Frank Blake
Arkansas
Local Notes From Fairbank and Surrounding Areas
Several brief items record visits and illnesses across small communities. Mr and Mrs Chas McQuighlin visited Tress Day at the Edmund Gallup home in Fairbank Idaho. Miss Carrie Griswold spent a grey Sunday near Waterloo Oregon. Clarence Be OMIT was revered from Kansas City after improving from treatments there. Durhan is on the socket with a bad card and a doctor is in attendance. Patton was in Waterlog wry on business. ALT Nielsen of Independence arng in our village Saturday. The 18 month old boy of Mr oy t)
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Litueton
Chas. McQhuighlin
Tress
Edmund Gallup
Fairbank
Patton
Alt
Nielsen
Independence
Carrie Griswold
Waterloo
T. OR
Kansas City
Oyt i
Mother Taken In Her Prime
Mrs. Andrew Rosener died at 217 Tenth Street West at 7 45 last night after a long illness from complications. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at Sacred Heart church. She was born Bridget Durham near Fairbank 36 years ago August 11 and lived in Waterloo 18 years. Survived by husband Andrew Stosener and three children Hazel 15 Mildred and Mae 12. Siblings and relatives listed include Thomas and Charles Durnan Fairbank Join and James Fulda Minn Edward Sunnyside Wash William Round Hill Alberta Can Mrs Kata Testin Joliet Dr Mrs Mary Testin Aurora Ill Margaret Testin Plainfield Ill Mrs Elizabeth Schmeltzer Round Hill Alberta Can Sister Gabriel Le Grange Ill.
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Andrew Rosener
Tenth Street West
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas
Charles Durnan
Fairbank
Join
James
Fulda
Minn
Edward
Sunnyside
Wash
William
Round Hill
Alberta
Can
Kata Testin
Joliet
Mary Testin
Aurora
Ill
Margaret Testin
Plainfield
Elizabeth Schmeltzer
Gabriel
le Grange
Spot the fire dog injured in street collision
Spot the fire dog at the Commercial Street station, known for racing the auto fire truck to calls, was struck by a car on Fifth Street Bridge near Conger Street. He sustained head injuries but recovered with treatment and should be ready for duty soon.
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Spot
Commercial Street City
Fifth Street Bridge
Conger Street
Robber in Hollenbeck Hotel Strikes Two Shops
A hotel guest using the name J C Long robbed the Hollenbeck shop and Sun Drug in the lobby area early yesterday. He loaded loot into suitcases, took them to a taxi, then to Santa Fe station, with loot valued over $1,000 including $79 from the haberdashery and about $400 in drugstore items. A woman’s dress found in his room leads police to suspect disguises.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hollenbeck
J.C. Long
Santa Fe
Holsenbeck
Highlands
San Bernardino
Ays
Black Hawk Con
Abstract, Co
Barrow
Ralph Ro Sifonv
Tenpecked Henry at the Majestic Delights Local Crowd
The Majestic theater drew crowd in yesterday for Tenpecked Henry and the happy troupe led by Jack Trainor Catherine Bond Ruth Garden Dan Raymond Howard Langford. The review praises performances and predicts a successful new year run. Manager Fenberg plans a fan night inviting “henpocked husbands” to sign for complimentary admission.
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Henry
Jack Trainor
Catherine Bond
Ruth Garden
Dan Raymond
Howard Langford
Trainor
Peary
Mgr
Fenberg
Black Hawk County
City in Brief highlights local travel and births
The column lists residents and visitors including John Pommer in Ackley, T. J. O Connell in Excel Springs, and Daniel O Connell a Conrad well driller. It notes a birth at 518 Logan Avenue, quarantine for smallpox at the W G Mullen home, and varied local meetings and legal actions.
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Daniel O’connell
Conrad, Ia
C. W. Mullan
Washington
D. C
L. Rohlf
New Hartford
Royal Arcanum to Install Officers Tonight
The Royal Arcanum and Royal Ladies auxiliary plan a joint installation Wednesday at 8 pm in the K P Lodge room. A picnic supper is served at 7 pm and all members are urged to attend.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Ladies
Anr Mally
Bank elects directors at Tilack Hawk National Bank annual meeting
Stockholders of the Tilack Hawk National Bank held the annual meeting this morning and elected directors Fo. Narthey U. O. Williams J. H Woods G. F. Johnson James Loonan A. K. Gleny KF. W. Powers and Charles Ww. Knoop. The directors immediately after-
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Tilack Hawk National Bank
Fo. Narthey
U. 0
Willams
J. H W. Woada
G. F. Johnson
James Loonan
A. KE. Glenny
KF. W. Powers
Charles Ww. Knoop
Officers Elected to Serve This Year
Wards met and chose officers: Dr. F. W. Powers president, A. E B. Glenny and James Loonan vice presidents, Charles W. Knoop cashier, H. BE. Rugg assistant cashier, and Lila Marcham teller.
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F. W. Powers
A. E B. Glenny
James Loonan
Charles W. Knoop
H. BE. Rugg
Lila Marcham
Allison area notes from January installation and county actions
Opal lodge 417 A F and A M installed officers led by W M H F Wild and banquet followed at Hotel Alison. Congregational Sunday school officers elected Starry Hill superintendent I Hart assistant J Parsons sec treas I Schuler librarian Edith Schuler organist. Butler county assessors set 1914 prices for livestock and property. Mrs Will Knight adjudged insane and placed in hospital. County supervisor candidate F L Brown named. I H Hart resigns as county superintendent effective April 1.
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O. F. Missman
J. D
Charlea
Kilaon
Tyler
Hotel Alison
Congregational Sunday School
Starry Hill
I. H. Hart
R. A. Parsons
Inez Schuler
Edith Schuler
Butler County
G. E. Martin
Allison
Clarence Barnett
Bennedette Township
Will Knight
Clarksville
Commissioners of Insanity
Independence
T. J. Shafer
F. L. Brown
Parkersburg
Mace Rademacher
Henry Rademacher
Shell Rock Township
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Ackley
Business Today
T. J. O'Connell
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Logan Avenue
G. W. Hubbard
Jesup
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Lodomia Clay
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W. A. Mullen
Thirteenth Street West
W. G. Koob
Fox Township
George
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Third
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First Brethren Church
CG. M. Berkley
East High School
Ray V. Smith
Walnut Street
J. A. Green & Sons
Milwaukee
Dunphy- Fridstein Co
Moe Cushman
Michigan City
Ind
A. J. Cushman
R. E. Cushman
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Town Insurance Co
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