Bears and mixed market signals hit Chicago grain and hogs
The Chicago Board of Trade reports cooler, fair Iowa weather offsetting less favorable foreign crop outlook. Wheat slips while corn shows a setback from rain in the southwest. Hog, cattle, and sheep markets open slow then hold steady with mixed price moves. receipts and futures data list notable figures for hogs, cattle, and pork products. Continuous prices for dairy, oats, and produce are also recorded with regional allocation and market tone.
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Chicago
Northwest
Pen & OW
Kansas City
Market Ends and Crops Report From Des Moines
Des Moines reports show high market demand for vegetables with raspberries at 20 cents a box and berries at strong prices. Potatoes average 75 cents per bushel. sweet corn sells for a dime per dozen ears. cucumbers, squashes, and cabbage move briskly. overall crop quality and prospects are excellent across Iowa with haying and grain harvest advancing. London July 30. The weather week brought near normal temperatures with variable rainfall, leaving most crops in very good condition though some southern counties need rain for corn and pastures. The statewide outlook remains positive for yields if continued favorable weather.
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Des Moines
George M. Chappel
New YWCA Secretary Arrives From Aurora Illinois
The Y W C A board announces Miss Rachel Jones as the new secretary arriving tonight at 7 o clock from Aurora Illinois. She comes with strong recommendations and will begin duties at once. Members and friends are invited to welcome her to the new field and work.
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The
Rachel Jones
Aurora, Lll
Miss Jones
Aurora Association
District Court Proceedings Include Injunction Over Tracks
Proceedings in the district court yesterday featured numerous law and probate matters. Among the entries Martha M. Wieta versus Chicago Great Western Railway seeks a temporary injunction to stop storing fares or engines on tracks near Bluff Street. In Alonzo L. Kline versus Seasic Ko Kine the cross bill motion was overruled and no alimony was granted.
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Martha M. Wieta
Chicago Great Western Railway
Bluff Street
Alonzo
Kline
Seasic Ko Kiine
High cash rental shows good soil on Benton county farm
Court order grants guardian Thomas Connolly leave to lease a Benton county farm for three years at a cash rental of 6.26 per acre six hundred twenty five dollars per thousand acres. Suits in district court include Pearl R. Smith seeking publication service for divorce from James J. Smith and Readlyn Savings Bank suing W P Spash Land Co for 2865 dollars and Thomas Cascaden Jr for 1355 on promissory notes. Licensed to wed Collins D Bailey Dallas Texas and Fern F Egbert Waterloo Iowa
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Thomas Connolly
Benton County
Pearl RB. Smith
James J. Smith
Readlyn Sayings Bank
W. P. Spash Land Co
Thomas Cascaden
District Court OF
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Pearl B. Smith
James L. Smith
Kowa Jin
Waterloo
Towa
J. H. Hildebrand
Doctors advise operations facing change of life cure
Swarthmore and Baltimore women report relief from bleeding and life disruption after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Summersgill credits the remedy with ending nearly two years of suffering and internal hemorrhages, while Mrs Pickixe says it restored health after a prolonged loss of a child. The ad invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Foley
W. H. Allen
Chelsea
Wis
H. W. Taggart
Swarthmore, Penn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emily Summersgill
Swarthmore
Baltimore, Md
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Bold Plan To Move Logan House Building For Hotel
A negotiating effort arises after Martin the contractor demands 12000 for moving the Logan House. The seller offers 5000 and a written proposal is expected soon. If no agreement is reached, Martin plans to build a hotel on Sycamore street this year.
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Martin
Hiengo
Logan House
Df Tt
Marin
Gimes Blacktory Groads Company
MatUn
Lane
Sycamore Street
Pinchot Opposes Davenport Dam Bill in Congress
Washington July 30 Gif ford Pinchot joins opposition to the omnibus dam bill now before the house. He objects to the Davenport dam provision arguing public rights would be sacrificed. He has discussed the issue with numerous congress members including insurgent lawmakers in both chambers.
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Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
House
Davenport
Pinchot
Congress
Senate
Nebraska Judge Norris Denounces Insurgent Bill
Judge Norris of Nebraska and other insurgent leaders say the bill cannot pass. They argue the measure faces insurmountable obstacles in the legislature and demand revisions before any vote.
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Judge Norris
Nebraska
Notice of Executrix Appointment for Peter Reising
Elizabeth Reising named executrix without bond for the estate of Peter Reising of Black Hawk County Iowa. Creditors urged to pay and present claims for allowance. Dated July 29 1912. Frank P Keane attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Peter Reising
Elizabeth Reising
Frank P. Keane
War Photographs Bound in New Courier Binder
The Courier offers a convenient binder to collect the sixteen war picture pages issued by the paper. Readers can bind the photographs into a single attractive volume as they are received.
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Water- Hoo
Waterloo Evening Courier
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FL O. Jenkins
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W. O. Noble
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Dallas
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Fern F
Egbert
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