Barley Yields Lead Cedar Falls Crop Patch
Barley yields top the Cedar Falls report with James Ulrich’s 60 bushels per acre and speculation of 65 by weight. Market prices at elevators run 50 to 60 cents, with a record barley year driven by last season’s high prices. Evangelist Lowrey and Mrs. Lowrey return home after a successful year with nearly 5,000 converts. New Cedar Falls mill to add a fourth water wheel to boost power. Dr. W W L Hearst residence project advances with ambitious brick home and elevated perches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
James Ulrich
Mount Vernon Township
Lowrey
Evangelist Lowrey
Harry W. Hoebeke
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Moody
Chautauqua Park
Great Falls
Mont
Seymour
Montrose
Col
Woscow
Idaho
Beatrice Neb
Alliance
Neb
Coeur d'Alene
Palouse
Master Painters Elect Leaders and Set 1913 Conven tion Plans
Des Moines July 27 election of officers for the Iowa State Master House Painters and Decorators association occurred. Paul Presley of Dubuque named vice president. A H Van Riper of Sioux City secretary. N F Wilant of Cedar Rapids treasurer. Sioux City chosen for the 1913 annual convention. legislative questions referred to a new committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
T. M. Buck
Iowa State Master House Painters and Decorators’ Association
Sioux City
Paul Presley
Dubuque
A. H. van Riper
N. F. Wilant
Cedar Rapids
Tresenter
F. M. Michael
Waterloo
Bert Everist
Marshalltown
W. G. Thompson
T. J. Stoner
Michael
Then
Niles enters Fifth District race on Roosevelt ticket
Cedar Rapids business man Fred A. Niles announced yesterday his candidacy for Congress from the Fifth district on the Roosevelt ticket. The move follows the stance of Representative Goode regarding the new progressive movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fred A. Niles
Congress
Roosevelt
Representative Goode
Alma Cutler Holds Violin Recital At Home
Miss Alma Cutler presented a violin recital this afternoon at her home with eight pupils performing. The event concludes her current series and showcases her skills as a violin instructor after a year of study in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Cutler
Misa Cutler
Berlin
New Hartford
Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Picnic at Cedar Heights
Cedar Falls Iowa July 27 Pythian Sisters annual picnic with husbands and families is held at Cedar Heights. The article notes land sales near Waterloo road and family movements including Mrs Madsen's death last spring and Mr Thomas purchasing land across from the farm. It also mentions funerals for Mrs Stain and Mrs Nash and visits by Dr George A Newman and J B Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
China
Madsen
Waterloo Road
Thomas
Mason City
H. A. Dyer
Grand Army of the Republic
J. B. Snowden
Rockford
Thomas Nash
Dr. Snowden
Pythian Sisters
Cedar Heights
J. Scott Stevens
Wapato
Wash
Mr. Smalling
Mt. Vernon Township
Gaynor Defends Suspected Officer Amid Press Attack
New York Mayor Gaynor releases a letter directing Police Commissioner Waldo not suspend Lieutenant Becker without evidence. He criticizes gamblers press agents and Rosenthal as an outlaw, notes possible Becker involvement but cites no supporting proof, and expects arrests to clear the matter. Wreck details and Brady War Pictures promotion follow in unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Waldo
Becker
Rosenthal
Buckled rail causes wreck on Illinois Central line
July 27. Early reports overstated damage as only locomotive and tender toppled on the open prairie near Apple River. Coaches stayed upright. wreckers from Great Western and Illinois Central towed the locomotive back to Apple River after repairs to a broken tie cable delayed work.
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Apple River
Illinois Central
R Apple Tiver
Great Western
Tinols Central
Freeport
I. C
Chicago Mail
Western Points
Deserted husband bound for support bond set at 1000
Benjamin Christiansen faced Judge Cummins on wife desertion charges in Cedar Falls. He must post a 1000 bond guaranteeing 10 weekly payments for his wife and son before release. He was captured in Mason City after a warrant from his wife Joan Smith Christiansen. Sheriff Shotey took him to Waterloo pending bond. Christiansen previously lived in Cresco and Alta, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Benjamin (Hristiansen
Cummins
Shores
Mason City
Joan Smith Christiansen
Wise Drug Store
Cresco
McCoy
Christiansen
Shotey
Waterloo
Hristianser Formely
Alta
Waterlooo Exhibition Booklet Draws Interest and Need
Henry Frank notes inquiries from Hastings Neb Chamber of Commerce about a Waterloo booklet similar to The Tale of a Hundred Smokestacks. Four thousand booklets remain to be sold to cover printing costs as firms take batches for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frank
Town Criers
H. B., Howell
Chamber of Commerce of
Hastings
Neb
Dallas
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Iheft
Frank
Waterlon
Sandwich men urge that Winels Central strike stays on
Three sandwich men, wearing placards on streets, proclaimed the Winels Central strike ordered last October remains unsettled. Police responded to noise, but nothing else occurred as workers and public discussed the parade. Union officials say the event aimed solely to inform the public of ongoing strike status.
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Wiinels
Sone
Fourth Street
Death of Early Eagle Center Resident Peter Penne
Peter Penne an early Eagle Center settler who moved to Waterloo lived at 114 Fifth street west and died at Presbyterian hospital at 3 am after a week of serious illness. Born November 23 1842 in Prussia he came to this country at seven and settled in La Salle county Illinois before moving to Eagle Center in 1855 later farming. Surviving relatives include his wife Mary Taggart a daughter and seven sons living in Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota and a sister and brother in Waterloo. Funeral services at St Josephs Catholic church are planned for Monday with most children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Penne
Eagle Center
Black Hawk County
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Penne
Waterloo
Fifth Street West
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Germany
Decedent
Prussia
la Salle County
Tit
Hagle Center
Mary Taggart
Song
John J. Shaffner
WL John
Clyde
Mary Fox
Arthur Penne
St. Paul
Earl Penne
Minot
N. D
Stella Diller
Denver
Leo Penne
Vandal
Clearing house banks show $19,028,500 excess reserve in New York
The weekly statement of condition reports total reserves above legal requirements at $19,028,500, up $72,790 from last week. Loans rise by $6,579,000 and deposits increase by $7,722,000 while circulation falls $324,009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greater New York
New York Clearing House
Wheat and livestock markets slide on rust denials
Chicago market reports rust denial from Canada as causing wheat declines. September wheat slips from 941-8 to 933-8, corn and oats follow with weakening quotes. Cattle and hog receipts in St. Louis and Chicago produce mixed prices while sheep stay steady. Plant and dairy bids show modest gains for pork and lard in futures.
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Chicago
Canada Today
Nebraska
Pan
Uae
Oh HO
Rai
Kono
Sant Mn
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Atchison, Ipra American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel Common Tor
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Atte
Hinds Central
Missouri Pacific
Waterloo
Colts Prices and Small Item Listings Note
Market fragment shows per item pricing details with small quantities and multiple price points. Reads as a catalog-like listing indicating two to four price levels and colts units, suggesting sale or inventory entries without broader context.
Thimble Bee and Supper at Union Church Ladies
The Ladies' Industrial society of the Union Congregational church held a thimble bee yesterday afternoon at Mrs L L Brink's Bluff Street home. Over seventy five guests enjoyed a two course supper after time spent on fancywork on the lawn. Assistants included Mrs William Cox Mrs Charles Allen and Mrs Glenn Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the
Union Congregational Church
Mre. Ll. A. Brink
Bluffstreet
William Cox
Charles Allen
Glenn Richards
W. W. Lyne
First United Presbyterian Church
M.J. Munn
Huth McDowell
Eureka Atreat
Lytle
Margaretta Gardiner
Hazel Moore
Nina Leonard
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Promoted for Diarrhoea Relief
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam claims extensive use in diarrhoea dysentery cholera cases over 66 years with consistent cures when directions are followed. It cites no habit forming drugs and non constipating action. Advertises a 35c price as safe for all ages, appealing to children.
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Wakefield
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W.W. L. Hearst
W. L. Hearst
Ninth and Main
A. H. Ufford
Jarall
Dubuque J
Waterloo Evening Courier
B. Christiansen
Walnut Street
Conpon
J. C
Publc
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
A. M. MecKlroy
Healdent
Marsh-Place
Iowa
ST. Louis
Loch
Cattla
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas City
South Omaha
TIVE
Omaha
Texas
Catti
Reeves
Society News
Happy GO Lucky
Misa Vera Campbell
Happy Go Lucky Club
Vermont Street
Ralph Campbell
A. ('. Ferguson
Cedar River Park
Roy Campbell
Happler Avenue
Logan
C. E. Phifer
J. Jolly Jones
Clerk of Sale
Logan House
W. A. Cowell & Son
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