Realty Men Arouse Interest In Waterloo Board
A campaign to broaden the Waterloo Realty Board launches with plans to enroll all city real estate men, admit nonoffice holders as associates, and hold more meetings. P. J. Martin leads membership efforts as President Pommer contemplates retirement. Arthur J. Cole serves as secretary.
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P. J. Martin
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Pommer
Arthur J. Cole
Pormmer
Waterloo
Man Kills Self in Mother's City Home
George Wells, a roomer at Mrs. Lottie Stewart's house in Chillicothe Tl, died by suicide Monday after leaving a note to his wife stating he could not endure further failures. He reportedly swallowed strychnine but medical aid was futile. His wife was away from Chillicothe at the time.
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Baker
Frank Baker
Union Station
Lottie Stewart
George Wells
Stewart
Waterloo to Host State Oil Jobbers Meeting
A. H. Coward of Hawkeye Company announces plans to host the Iowa branch of the Western Oil Jobbers association in Waterloo on Friday June 27. Delegates from Burlington Sioux City Dubuque Des Moines Ottumwa and Knoxville will attend. The meeting, led by Coward, will be held at Hawkeye Oil Company offices with the executive committee arranging the program to be announced in a Panama notice. The same issue notes May canal dredging reached over 1,000,000 cubic yards, mainly at the Atlantic entrance, part washed into the canal by dry ocean currents.
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Mecca
Iowa
Western Oil Jobbers’ Association
Burlington
Sioux City
Dubuque
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Knoxville
A. H. Coward
Hawkeye Oil Company
Western Wholesale Oil Jobbers’ Association
Hawk‘eye OI Company
Panama
Canal
Atlantic
Wilson nominates Iowa postmasters including Jesup
President Wilson names eighty three democratic postmasters in Iowa with many pending in senate. The list includes Fred S. Stoddart of Jesup and others such as O'Brien Independence Swain Story City and Moon Kellerton. Kenyon resolution clears Senate to probe Frisco receiver ship.
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Washington
Wilson
Iowa
Andrew T. O'Brien
Independence
Hessia C. Swain
Story City
A. E. Thomas
Buxton
LL. H. Brede
Dubuque
Edward Z. Dempsey
Dysart
Frank Nussart
Eddyville
Eva Keith
Goldfield
William Frew
Hiteman
Fred S. Stoddart
Jesup
John 5. Moon
Kellerton
Frank Kenney
Oxford Junction
Leo
L. Hamblin
Walker
Daniel H. Bauman
Webster City
Sam Robinson
Gravity
A. G. Johnson
Marshalltown
Rudolph W. Scugg
Strawberry Point
Thomas J. McCafffrey
West Bend
Thomas Geneva
Whet Cheer
Filmer Hopkins
Whiting
John W. Hanna
Winfield
Joseph H. Riseley
Winthrop
Senate Post Offices Committee
Senate
Kenyon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frisco
West Virginia
Wheat, corn and hogs rise on Chicago market news
Wheat advanced sharply in Chicago trading as stock market recovery and soaking rains in the northwest boosted demand. July wheat rose to about 9 1/4, corn firm on doubtful South Dakota crop prospects, oats also firming after a slow start. Hog prices supported by higher pork, with first sales 11 to 10 cents higher and September options noted.
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South Dakota
Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported Mixed in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 11 cattle market opened steady to strong with values for beef cattle Texas steers and western cattle showing gains while cows and calves edged higher. Sheep prices opened steady and closed strong with natives and western lambs and yearlings listed. Produce section notes steady butter eggs and higher cheese with mixed potato receipts. Hog market opened up then closed weak with various live hog prices. Cash grains show rationed ranges for wheat corn and oats. Also notes hides prices and theatre listing at Crystal Theatre.
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Kansas City
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Omaha
Neb
Waterloo
Wellington
ORIB
Powis
Four Men Die When Train Hits Car Near Riverton
Springfield reports three Chicago dry goods firm executives perished after a westbound Wabash train struck an automobile eight miles east of the city. R J Carroll Emil Iverson and J H Gauer identified by letters. driver George Bartel died later. A second crash at Carroll Ia left two dead Lena and Rebecca Dudley.
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Riverton
R. J. Carroll
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
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E. Iverson
St. John's Hospital
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J. M. Carroll Company
Emil Iverson
J. H. Gauer
J. H
Dudley
Nashville
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