Waterlo o bank clearing and weekly instrument records
Financial brief notes bank clearings for the week ending Jan 18 show totals across days with amounts like 441,048.50 and 52,205. OS 14. previous week 1,470,514. Instruments filed and deeds and mortgages figures are listed for the week ending Jan 19. relatives and local business names appear in scattered entries along with unrelated social items. The study club event at Marble Rock features Mrs Tewett Hayne and a nurse dinner after discussion on Fingland. funeral services for Ave. Thomas Nichelson held at Chev... church with local clergy.
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Labh
Wats
Atrs
Joseph Wiloth
Ashley Farnham
Maesdames Ashley Arnham J
Willard Tweckten
Amt
Harry rAckley
Willard Bucklen
Bart Whea
St.aneix Hospital
Waterina
Pa Sours
Seven Childrern
Kansas
Mr. Sours
Dees
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
Notice from Waterloo Evening Courier explains that ads labeled till forbid require a written order to discontinue. It outlines a printed blank for advertisers to fill and return, with a reminder to reach the office by 10 a.m. to stop that day’s insertion.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Ints
Tally Heperter
Cedar Falls Daily News News and Society Highlights
Cedar Falls notes cover social gatherings, church meetings, and local notices. A hospital patient Christine Klersgaard faces critical illness. Cedar Heights Woman's Club meets with 35 attendees. First Congregational Church reports instruction, finances, and plans to enlarge facilities. Local birthdays, funerals, and community events listed amid house visits and club activities.
Wheat and Corn Rise in Chicago Markets on Supply Fears
Market report from Chicago shows wheat advancing on shrinking domestic supplies and possible European disruption. May and July prices climb amid expectations of tighter carry, while corn hits season highs on board demand and Argentina crop damage. Hog provisions slip as hog shipments face car shortages and prices weaken.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Kansas
Seaboard
Argentina
Enet
Obituary and Community Notes from La Porte City
The La Porte City notes report the death of Mrs. Cameron at 10:15 p m and outline the bereaved husband Archie B Cameron and family in Waterloo Charles City and Vinton the wedding in Vinton and the family relocation to Charles City. It mentions funeral services at Tresbyterian church and interment at West View cemetery along with out of town attendees. The Farmers Mutual Telephone Company held its annual meeting naming seven directors J Bell inger M L Cameron PD Nee Uikid Willian Wm Miles O and H Freadwin. Other items cover hospital nurses, pneumonia, the Lotus club meeting and community updates including a minister’s trip to Dysart Garrison and Young People’s Alliance activities.
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Cedar Falla
Bancroft
Western Old People’s Home
Fiue Ladies' Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Church
Mmes
Rose Lamb
Myron Rogers
A. J. Nassen
George Moody
Waterloo
Baptist Missionary Meeting
G. J. Mentzer
Ss. B. Phillips
J.W. Holland
James Brownell
A FY Sayer
Robert Quinby
Adolph Quinby
West First Street
Ellis
J. B. Clay
Charles Henry
Robert
Osage
Chris Clausen
College
George McClurg
J. S. Berggren
West Twaffth Street
la Porte City
Archer Trem
Mitricad Cameron
van Buren
Charles City
Marrispe
Archie BE
Vinton
A.eo
Trieny
Tar
Eladin
Chasbanid
Chancery Cameron
Tiree Heathers
Chartes
Frien Fune Servites
Tresbyterian Church
G. Hammond
Weat View
S.C. Cameron
Miss Made
Samuel
Tay Canin
T Ihe
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone
Come Pan
J. Te. Anderson
Fellowhir
Ree Bellinger
Mou Garmon
Nee Uuikid
Willian
Miles O
Fire damages minor structures in Greene town
Jan 38 fire crews battled blazes in Greene with slight damage reported. A chimney fire at the Cave Residence TM area was extinguished after about 1 pm. Later a basement fire at C Miner hardware caused smoke but was contained by 2 pm with Marshal McEniry's team fully recovering.
Grain Quotation Highlights From Chicago Market News
Chicago cash grain prices listed for January 18 show No 2 red wheat at about 1.96 to 1.97 and various red and white corn and flax values. The report includes Chicago cash quotes for wheat and corn, with May and July futures noted for wheat, flax, and other grains, alongside sugar and mercantile rates in New York.
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Sia Rcolms
Bath
Thoraly Modern
Casa
Care Courier
Bright
Ansborough
Black Hawk
Hiack
Kent
West Third
Eegan Avenua
Chicago
Chicago Gash
Farmers and Hudson teams clash in brisk school tilt
The Farmers Savings Bank directors met on Thursday with Independence guests W E Bain and BR B Raines attending. Hudson boys edged the varsity 17 to 16 in a tight basketball game while the girls won 20 to 7. Faculty chaperones included C T Fisher E Lane Miss Marie Simpson and Mrs Robert Jameison.
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Brandon
Jan
W. E. Bain
BR. B. Raines
Independence
Hudson High School
Hudson Boys
Hudson Girls
C. T. Fisher
E. Lane
Marie Simpson
Robert Jameison
Ptayers
Hudson
Vil
Hellinger
Raymond Cowl
Peter Comim
Miss Hoy
Will van Skike
Tve
Cedar Rapids
van Skike
Elizabeth Zinn
Methorla Church
Menéar
Bane
Zinn
Indiana
Elizabeth Mortison
Philip Zinn
Vinton
Stinlt
Frank
George
Jennie Pura
Lottie
Mre_ Fen Jones
Uysart
Hog Market Slips on Chicago Receipts and Mixed Slaughter
Chicago market weakness dampened spirits for hogs while cattle sheep and lambs appeared in tighter supply. Union stockyards receipts totaled hogs 54000 cattle 9000 sheep 131000 with openers showing mixed prices. Kansas City and South Omaha reports followed with hogs opening lower and cattle varying by class. Top hog prices hovered near 11.10 while cattle and sheep prices showed modest gains and losses across regions.
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Chicago
Union Stock
Fough
Geclin
Tks
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago New York Produce Markets report totals and prices
Chicago and New York market notes January 18 list butter creamery tub and grade prices, eggs receipts and unsettled quotes, cheese steady with box totals, poultry weaker with live weights and rough figures across regions. Michigan Wisconsin Idaho Oregon Washington whites and related items appear with price ranges and daily changes.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Oragon
Washington
Altra
Lower Springs
New York
Cattle and Hogs Market Prices from Local Butcher Trades
Market listing shows prices for cattle and hogs including good and fair butcher steers and heifers, cows, bulls, veal, premium hogs by weight, and dairy products. Also includes hay, straw, eggs, butter, potatoes, poultry, hides, veal calves, and horse hides with various price points and bulk quantities.
Grain Letter Reflects High Wheat Prices and Export Demand
The Lamson Bros market report from Chicago notes strong wheat prices at the sea board, boosted by renewed export activity and foreign buying of futures. Corn shows record highs with selling by speculators while oats trade sees seaborst cargo delays. Domestic supply tightening hints at growing export and shipment demand.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Jen
Seaboard
Atlantic
Corn. Com
Iedra
Middy
Shorts
M&y
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Trouble Relief
A promotional piece urges rest and kidney support, warning of early kidney trouble from overwork. It cites Alfred B. Peek of 1109 Lafayette St describing chronic pain and frequent kidney secretions, claiming three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief.
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Dean
Waterloo
Waterian
Alfred B. Peek
Lafayette St
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