Wheat market gains on Argentina shipments and cold Europe
Chicago reports modest rise in wheat as Argentina shipments push buying. Corn and oats show limited gains with weak demand. hogs firm and cattle numbers rise slightly. Live stock receipts at Chicago and South Omaha cattle and sheep mark steady to higher prices amid cold European markets.
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Grain Market Prices Across Commodities
Chicago wheat and corn prices list No 2 red at 94 97 and No 3 red at 93 94 with various futures for May and July. Oats, barley, and white corn shown with bid ranges. Duluth, St Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and Winnipeg quotes reflect regional market activity. Livestock and dairy figures include butter, eggs, potatoes, poultry, cattle, hogs, and hay values with per cent bids and sample tonnage.
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Wont Give Up Wilson Search In Kokomo Dispatch
Laporte Ind January 23 Special In a double column editorial J H Henderson of Kokomo Dispatch says the effort to find Glenn Wilson of Waterloo under forgery indictment will continue until he is apprehended and extradited He blames a rival paper for information that let Wilson marry and flee Waterloo and says Kokomo officials will not relax vigilance until he stands trial Also lists a jewelry sale and a long roster of names and businesses as part of the page content.
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J. H. Henderson
Kokomo Dispatch
Glenn Wilson
Waterloo
Henderson
Wilson
Kokomo
Jury Loafing Angers San Francisco Judge
In San Francisco Judge James Coffey rebuked a jury for undue delay in delivering a verdict in the Will case of Caroline Bainbridge. Mary J. Mayfield contested the will, seeking a share of the estate valued at $100,000,000 after being cut to $1,000. The judge criticized the jury for lingering at a restaurant during deliberations.
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James ¥. Coffey
Superior Court
Mary J. Mayfield
Caroline WH. Bainbridge
Judge Orders New Trial On One Issue In Series Case
A judge brings in a verdict on a single issue of the series case and orders a new trial. The ruling focuses on the narrow aspect of the litigation, prompting retrial on the contested point while other counts or claims stand unresolved. The decision highlights procedural strategy and potential impacts on proceedings.
History of the Church in Iowa Targeted by Veteran Priest Assignment
Rev. John Kempker, longtime priest in the Davenport and Dubuque dioceses, has been appointed second assistant at St. Patrick's, Dubuque. A pioneer pastor and scholar, he is writing a history of the Catholic Church in Iowa, using extensive data gathered over more than fifty years. The new posting will give him time daily to pursue the work on early church structures and their triumphs in Iowa.
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John Kempker
Davenport
Independence
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Kempker
Iown
Iowa
St. Patrick’s
Towa
Men’s Club Plans Concert at First M. E. Church
The Men’s Club of the First Methodist Episcopal Church announces a sacred concert to be given February 0 by Miss Christine Miller the celebrated contralto who sang here two years ago to great acclaim. The recital promises a treat for all who attend.
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M.E. Church
Christine Miller
Slit Skirt Fades From Fashion With New Edicts
Fashion notes say the slit skirt is doomed as ministers and church groups push stricter guidelines. Paris trends bring tighter drapes with narrow hems and little or no front or back slashes, while silhouettes embrace side openings and the return of the bustle in spring gowns.
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Paris
Grandmothers Wore Padding To Tilt Skirt Hemlines
A fragment notes grandmothers wore a touch of padding to give skirts the proper tilt. The detail implies fashion trends emphasizing silhouette and period styling without broader context.
Large crowd attends Waterlog horse sale day
A bustling Waterlog Livestock Commission sale drew several hundred buyers from nearby counties and distant cities to view about 200 horses. Trading was brisk though figures were not available at press time, with plans to continue sale tomorrow if horses remain.
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Waterlog Livestock Commission Company
The Line Delivers A Tale Of White Lies And Flattery
A girl bluntly contrasts white lies with white lies to a beau while telling fibs to a friend, highlighting social flirtation and deception in playful banter.
Rev Mueller in hospital after appendicitis operation
Practically no change was noted today in the condition of Rev. Henry Mueller at Presbyterian hospital after several days following an operation for appendicitis. He is unable to obtain rest except at brevity.
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Presbyterian Hospital
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Twilar Declines City Solicitorship Candidacy
Attorney H I Twilar denied plans to enter the city solicitorship race. He prefers a winner with longer city residence and expressed gratitude for supporters. Mrs. B M Storm and her daughter Lois return from Chicago after a week of visiting friends. For Rent rooms and a five passenger auto offered for quick sale by phone.
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Lois
Chicago
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