Market highlights from Chicago and Midwest crops
Weather forecasts for Iowa and Northwest with warmer temperatures. Wheat and corn markets mixed as rain scarcity supports grain firmness. September options show slight gains in wheat while oats rise on demand. pork lard and ribs prices ease. Chicago produce reports note firmer butter and higher eggs. live poultry unsettled. Cash corn and wheat quotes listed with weekly Minnesota and St. Louis closes.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Wellington
Tom Lane
Y W C A Bulletin Lists Out of Town Guests
A Y W C A bulletin names numerous out of town visitors entertained at the Y W C A cafeteria including Mrs W Lingenfelder Mrs F Lingenfelder Claudia Smith Sadie B White Pearl Cruise Laura B K Vaughn Mary H Titus and Lillian Halke Marion Becker Roxey Corcutt Almeda Davos Sophia Hareson Eva Voels Novene Barnes Minnie Patton Mary Locher Florence Erickson Ethel Murray Josephine Mack Blanche Malehon Leona Smith Winifred Wright Helen Garry Florence Bird Bessie Steere Mrs A Webster E W Webster Margaret Lynch Arline Webster Ada Ribble Anna Hilmer Bertha Shepard Mrs Joseph Higgins and many more.
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W. Lingenfelder
F. Lingenfelder
Charles City
Claudia Smith
Sadie B. White
Nashua
Pearl
Cruise
Spokane
Wash
Laura BK. Vaughn
Oelwein
Mary H. Titus
Lillian Halke
Geneseo
Marion Becker
Salem
Roxey Qorcutt
Tama
Almeda Davos
Gran
Sophia Hareson
Parkersburg
Eva Voels
New Hartford
Novene Barnes
Minnie Patton
Sanborn
Mary Locher
Florence
Erickson
Monticello
Ethel Murray
Sheldon
Josephine Mack
Rome
N. Y
Blanche Malehon
Lantherton
Minn
Leona Smith
Tarkio
Winifred Wright
Helen Garry
Aurora
Florence Bird
Burlington
Kan
Bessie Steere
Higin
A. Webster
Wauroma
E. W. Webster
Frederick
Margaret Lynch
Willow Lake
S. D
Arline Webster
Waucoma
Ada Ribble
Glidden
Anna Hilmer
Bertha Shepard
Charles
Clas
Joseph Higgins
Chicago
Wlm
Hinkles
Beloit
Wis
Methodists In Conference Set For Grace Church
A conference of district superintendents from the Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets this afternoon at Grace church. Bishop Frank M. Bristol of Nebraska will preside at the Tipton conference this fall and will attend. Dr Memming of Marshalltown is absent abroad. others include Evans Water loo Mershon Beatty Mt Vernon and Carlton. Dr Bristol has pastored in Washington and lectured to the local Chautauqua association.
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Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal
Grace Church
Frank M. Bristol
Nebraska
Tipton
Lake Okobos
Memming
Marshalltown
T. M. Evans
Waterloo
Mershon
Fayette
Eccentric Advertiser Vurpillat To Visit Waterloo
Waterloo residents will meet Vurpillat, famed ad man and vaudeville showman, delivering free entertainments and lectures with a large troupe. He plans to arrive next Monday July 28 at 8 p.m. on the corner of Jith and Sycamore streets for nightly crowd drawing performances.
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Waterloo
United States
Vurpillat
Jith and
Sycamore Streets
Louis Murphy Named Iowa State Revenue Collector
President Wilson consolidates Iowa revenue districts into a single state bureau. Louis Murphy, current northern district collector, becomes state wide collector with a salary of 4600 dollars while southern district ceases. The change takes effect in August amid mixed political reactions.
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Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Internal Revenue Office
Iowa
Wilson
Louie Murphy
Pepper
Lischer
Davenport
Louis Murphy
Denver Officer Escapes and Returns, Oppelt Bonded
A. Oppelt, arrested in Denver and fined five dollars, fled after release but was pursued for over two miles. He surrendered in this city after failing to pay car fare, offering his watch as security. Denver officials demanded his arrest but gave no charge, and he was released on bond.
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V. A. Oppelt
Denver
Oppelt
Old Church to Be Rink Again in Kenosha
The Grace Methodist church at Fourth and Mulberry will become a skating rink for a second time within a year. Cheater Street, Kenosha, leased the building. the lease starts August 1. The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway owns the property, intending a ten story office block later. No fall construction planned. previous rink was run by T. G. Troy.
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Old Grace Methodist Church
Fourth and Mulberry
Electric signs urged to brighten Waterloo at night
Joseph H. Sullivan of Morgan & Sullivan urges Waterloo to expand electric signs similar to Cedar Rapids. He argues lower rates from Citizens Gas & Electric would boost merchants and city appeal, noting current strong business and a sale at his store.
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Joseph H. Sullivan
Morgan & Sullivan
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Sullivan
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Plans For Annual Picnic Of Royal Arcanum Ladies
The Roy al Arcanum and Royal Ladies held a quarterly meeting at the K. of P. temple and arranged the annual family picnic for July 30 at the Country club Prospect park. Families and friends are invited with a ladies and children's afternoon followed by a 6 20 p.m. gathering for a porch service and a bounties menu. Ladies to bring well filled lunch baskets and dishes. Ice cream coffee cream and sugar will be provided.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Ladies
K. of P. Temple
Country Club
Prospect Park
Drop in Price of Yellow Pine Hits Local Market
Yellow pine lumber shows at least a ten percent drop to the lowest price since 1907 according to W R Walker. He cites possible over production in Louisiana and Texas or local state conditions, while other lumber such as express oak hemlock white pine and timber holds steady locally.
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W. R.walker
Shortage of Water Power at Waverly
The Cedar River flow is so low in Waverly that the city bus boiler must run to power the plant. If conditions don t improve an engine may be needed through next spring. The paper urges quick tailrace excavation and dam work to save 2000 to 3000 dollars annually, noting tailrace digging could add sixty five horsepower without raising the dam.
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Waverly
M. B. A. Rate Dispute Becomes Court Case
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on July 24 Mrs Cora Raney treasurer of a local M B A lodge filed a suit for damages of 10000 from Dr William Fitzgerald and James E Lawler alleging slander after she refused to turn over lodge funds. The suit follows insurgent actions in the Iowa Minnesota Modern Brotherhood of America dispute.
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Cedar Rapids
Brotherhood of America Lodge
Iowa
Minnesota
William Fitzgerald
James E. Lawler
Cora Raney
Raney
M. B. A. Lodge
Fitzgerald
Lawler
Waterloo youths fined after street speeding episode in Waverly
Two Waterloo youths were arrested after speeding on Bremer Ave in Waverly. Marshal Beebe stopped them near the high school. Grant Groves and Matt Ambrose pleaded or were fined $10 plus costs. They posted bonds and faced Mayor Hazlett. Also announces summer school math make-up at east high with Prof. Wright and possible history study.
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Waterloo
Waverly
Bremer Ave
Mayor Hazlett
Grant Groves
Matt Ambrose
East High
Wright
Supt. C. W. Kline
New Presolated Buttermilk Paste for Skin Care
A Woman Beautiful article promotes presolated buttermilk paste as a skin treatment. It claims improved complexion with a nightly application rubbed in and washed off in the morning. It notes drawbacks of liquid buttermilk and soaps and recommends using the paste for face neck arms and hands.
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