City in Brief: Local Movements and Notices
City residents engage in travel and court matters while new business filings and personal events fill the week. Harry Casebeer and Guy Campbell head to Chicago with return planned Wednesday. attorney W. W. Woolley to attend Fort Dodge district court. Loren Bond ill with pneumonia. Parkersburg business visit by J. J. Shannon. Waterloo Canning Co. files incorporation. locals move house at 620 Bayard. Peter Mavrelis travels to Minnesota. Cadwells go to Minneapolis on business. funeral for John St. Porter attended by relatives. Ray Jones travels to Los Angeles after mother’s death. Dewar Booster Club oyster supper and program slated. Mrs. H. A. Ogline travels to Grinnell. Supt. Hukill to Cedar Rapids. high school west hosts Feb 9-14 art exhibit featuring Elson pictures. Daniel McIlhon visits from Des Moines. Benjamin Rodamar operation postponed. local family welcomes baby girl. Roy Averill hosts newborn. F. J. Witt reports fire damage. Mrs. A. S. Glasgow of Belle Center dies. Arthur Scott discharged from hospital. W. E. Kyler becomes Benton County National Bank cashier in Corvallis.
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Loren Bond
Hagerman
Hukill
Cedar Rapids
Ben
Elson
Daniel McIlhon
Des Moines
Cit
John
Thomas Fitzgerald
Rochester
Minn
Benjamin Rodamar
Roy L. Averill
Jefferson Street
F. J. Witt
The
Shell Rock
A. S. Glasgow
Belle Center
George Nesbit
Barclay Township
Arthur Scott
St. Francis Hospital
High Street
W. E. Kyler
Luverne
Benton County National Bank
Corvallis, Ore
Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat A Physician's Advice
An advertisement touts Sargol tablets as a fat-building aid for underweight people. It claims the pill converts sugars and starches into nourishment, with reported gains of 10 to 25 pounds per month. Sold by Joder Pharmacy with a money-back guarantee, cautions that users must commit to gaining at least ten pounds.
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Joder Pharmacy
Wheat, corn and livestock slide at Chicago market
Chicago with a weather forecast of mostly cloudy Iowa and colder conditions. Wheat fell 1/8 to 1/4 with some 3/8 declines as Liverpool prices slid on heavy Russian supply. corn eased then firm on export sales, oats weak on demand, and provisions slid with hogs. Live stock receipts at Chicago Union Stock Yards totaled 28,000 hogs, 4,000 cattle, and 27,000 sheep with tomorrow's outlook varied. cattle opened and closed steady, sheep opened lower then held, and hogs remained pressured by abundant supply.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Argentina
Boston
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Grain Market Price Listings for Uitago St Louis and Kansas City
Market report lists grain prices by class and delivery month across multiple cities. Wheat and corn values are given for No 2 red and various grades, with futures for July and May, covering Uitago St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg observations.
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Uitago
N.S
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Avalanche hits Utah town kills three and injures others
Storrs Utah Jan 27 An avalanche yesterday killed three persons and seriously injured three more. Four houses were wrecked and the bodies of Mrs Anna Packovich and two Greek miners were recovered. W T Thorne was found six feet below the surface about an hour after the slide. Two Greek laborers were unearthed just before his rescue. The slide descended a half mile from near the head of the canyon and stopped at the edge of Storrs.
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Storrs
Utah
Ava
Lanche
Anna Packovich
W. T. Thorne
Great Piles of Rubbish Mark Fire's Start in Courrier
A Sunday blaze in a brick building caused by smoldering rubbish left firefighters battling dense smoke and intense heat in the basement. Five men were overcome, with Louie Stolt among the injured while others helped evacuate and fight the flames.
Hudson hosts annual Black Hawk county farmers institute event
The Black Hawk county farmers institute corn show and baking content will be held in Hudson February 3 4 and 5. An annual event in various parts of the country, the program promises lectures by notable men and strong curricula.
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Black Hawk County Farmers’ Institute
Hudson
Victims Locate Temporary Office Space After Fire
Victims seek new locations for their offices after a fire. Doctors Sig worth Cothern and Hildebrand, Architect J G Ralston, and Miller Hey Construction have secured quarters in the Syndicate building. Dr Waterbury has an office in the Black Hawk bank building, and several others will likely use space there. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days advertisement mentions PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
Doctors Procure New Quarters After return from Sioux City
Dr W B Small, back from Sioux City, plans a new outfit for his eye ear nose and throat practice. He finds temporary space with Drs Carl and Cecil Bickley. His two decades of eye glass records were largely destroyed. Dr W B Cothern will salvage some records and occupies rooms 310 12 Yack Hawk bank building. Dr Sigworth moves to the Syndicate building. C R Hutcheson returns from Chicago after attending a show with a big crowd and fine display.
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W. B. Small
Sioux City
Carl
Cecil Bickley
W. B. Cothern
Yack Hawk Bank
Sigworth
Syndicate
How To Gain Flesh
A simple method claimed by several physicians to gain weight involves taking one or two grain hypo-nuclane tablets after each wear for months. The tablets supposedly increase red and white blood cells, aid digestion, and promote absorption of nutrients to form blood and solid tissues. Available in sealed packages from physicians and well stocked apothecary shops.
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Enery
Doctor's Practice Draws Patients by Word of Mouth
Dr Wilbert Shallanberger notes that over eighty percent of his patients come from recommendations of those he has cured. He advertises consultation at KREE and a monthly visit to Hotel Ellis in Waterloo on Saturday February lath.
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Wilbert Shallanberger
Hotel Ellis
Waterloo
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