Waterlee Police Chief Named Tr Shallenberger at Waterton
The waterlee police chief Boe LDWELT is listed with Tr Shallenberger a specialist in chronic nervous and special diseases at Waterton hotel Russell Lanssen. The notice is dated February 8 with an alias late.
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Lowa
Black Hawk County
Jacob Lellig
William Edwardss
Longe Ransier & , Attorneys
Peed
Boe Ldwelt
P Megistrar
City of Waterlee Inn
Shallenberger
Waterton
Russell-Lanssen
Stink Visie
Dumont Column Reports Illnesses Burns and Local Happenings
Dumont notes report residents sick including Mrs Blatd improving and Mrs Stock recovering. Geert and Carty Preece return from Colorado to find him steadier. Miss Jones takes new position in town school, Miss Renatone fills vacancy. Mr Kennedy hospitalized in serious condition. A farm house near Dumont burned, contents lost. insurance only on structure. Friday school movies draw interest. upcoming defamation contest shifts to Thursday. Local churches plan union services for several weeks with next service at Methodist church. Wilson and Springer return from Wyoming carpentry work.
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Faila
arKke
Renatone
Norway
Miss Jones
Mort Kennedy
Maéon Chig
Kennedy
Triana
Lilian Zugenbuehler
Hampton
Ralph Frame
Methodist
Evangelical
Evangelical Church
Chris Wilson
Leo Springer
Wyoming
Ara Hama
Cedar Rapids horse sale offers 1000 head Friday and Saturday
William Holland Commission Company advertises a Cedar Rapids sale featuring 1000 horses including matched pairs of thick dapple gray chestnut and bay horses, Percheron mares, draft and wagon horses, with 2060 farm shares. Buyers from nearly every U S market attend, promising a sanitary, well ventilated barn and a square market run to satisfy both buyers and sellers.
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Wm. Holland
United States
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raids
Ike
Cedar Ranida
Cnme
William Holland Commission Company
Cedar Hounds
Tawa
Markets Hard Hit By Weather Narrow Corn Price Swings
Chicago reports show corn prices holding within narrow limits amid adverse weather and a larger supply of empty cars. Early gains faded as realizing sales offset the uplift in provisions, with March and May futures fluctuating and cash quotes across Chicago Kansas City St Louis and Peoria reflecting mixed demand and pricing.
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Chicago
Quotations on Hogs Make Sharp Rise in Chicago Market
Chicago hog prices rise as receipts top 81 000 with strong buying. cattle offerings absorbed, sheep with mixed demand. Prices listed for hogs, cattle, and sheep, including ranges for tomorrow and current receipts in Chicago and St Joseph, Mo.
Omaha Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Omaha Neb Jan 31 hog receipts 8 095 higher heavy 1590 per cwt 25 mixed 1595 1816 light 1685 1625 ples 1000 1550 bulk 1595 1615 cattle receipts 3000 steady steers 900 1250 cows and heifers 700 1100 calves 900 1300 sheep receipts 1500 steady yearlings 1360 1625 wethers 1200 1275 ewes 1075 1225 lambs 1625 1640
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Jan 31
Hogs receipts 10000 and higher averages with heavy cattle and sheep values. Hogs range 16.10 to 16.25 for heavier and 11.00 to 14.00 for pigs. Steers up to 13.78, cows 5.75 to 11.00, heifers 7.00 to 12.25. Sheep receipts 2000 with yearlings 13.00 to 24.50, rams 16.00 to 17.10, ewes 11.00 to 14.50.
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Kansas City
St Louis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
In St Louis on January 31 hogs receipts reached 11 000 with prices mostly higher. Mixed lots sold around 16 15 to 16 55, good heavy near 16 40. Cattle receipts about 6 000 with steady values. steers 13 50, heifers 13 5, cows 11 50, calves 16 60. Sheep receipts 4 000 with lambs 14 00 to 17 06, ewes 10 50 to 12 80, wethers 11 69 to 12 26.
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Chicago
St Joseph
Omaha
Nob
St. Louis
New York Butter Prices on January 31
Butter in New York receipts totaled 11 458 tubs with creamery stock higher than extras. Values show firsts at 48 to 50 cents, seconds at 46 to 48 cents, extras at 51 1/2 to 51 3/4 cents, steady overall.
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New York
Grain and meat prices amid midwinter market report
The report lists receipts and prices for eggs, cheese, poultry, butter, and potatoes across Chicago and Kansas City with notes on live poultry steady, butter unchanged, and various price quotes for different classes and grades. Also included are London silver, copper, tin, and cotton futures reflecting midwinter commodity markets.
Stock market opens with broad gains across steels and rails
New York stocks rose across several sectors including steels, copper, equipment, rails and war issues with many listings advancing near 2 points. United States Steel led early gains as rail stocks drew activity after rate and wage increase news. Liberty bonds hit new lows around 95 and the market showed broad, busy trading.
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Texas Company
Industrial Alcohol
General Notors
Inter
National Paper
United States Steel
Liberty
Wateroo Market Prices and Advertised Letters 1918
Waterloo market report lists prices for grains and livestock including corn oats barley and rye with figures for good butcher cattle hogs and hides. Also records advertised letters at Waterloo post office dated January 30 1918 listing numerous names and households.
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Waterloo
Arthur Agnew
Minnie Band
G. Vv, Borinizer
Alvina Buchan
James Cashman
Chreieh
Anna GO. Connell
Perfect Climate Excursion To Lower Rio Grande Valley
The blurb extols three sure crops yearly in irrigated Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas land offered at 200 to 250 per acre. It touts fertile soil, year round farming, abundant alfalfa pastures, and cheap coal. The next excursion departs Monday February 4 via Chicago Great Western, with special rates, reserved berths, and medals on private cars.
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Nile Valley
Iowa
Rilo Granda Valley
Texas
Vloo
Chicago Great Western
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Porte City
Tangon Bros
Chicago Board OF Trade
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