People s Mutual Building Loan stock reaches par maturity
The auditing committee reports that twenty one series of stock in the People s Mutual Building Loan association will mature at par on June 11 with $11,900 to $13,900 released to mortgage holders and $4,400 in cash paid, plus six days interest, the June 6 consummation noted.
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Market summary from Chicago Board of Trade shows mixed grain moves
The report notes showers and unsettled weather in the Midwest. Wheat futures opened lower then recovered with mixed bids while corn and oats moved modestly. hog futures rise on larger western hog supplies and bullish grains. Weather in Dakota remains unsettled with cooler northeast conditions anticipated tonight.
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Dr Patterson Delivers Splendid Commencement Address
Cedar Tula June 12 Special The State Teachers College graduation featured Dr William Rolla Patterson of New York City presenting the New Man theme. He urged broader duty and responsibility and drew on city government study to offer practical lessons.
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Western Cedar Falls trims streetcar routes and tracks
The Cedar Falls city council approved moving the Tremont street track to Walnut street and discontinuing the Oak Ridge line. The new plan lays track from Second to Nineteenth on Walnut, then west to Normal, and removes the Eighteenth street track. Track realignment widens parallel main lines and aims to boost development in the western city.
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Local Notes From Mason City and Nearby Visits
On his way home a man stopped at Mason City. Mrs K Nielsen traveled to Chicago yesterday to be with her husband who will undergo an operation in a Chicago hospital. Mrs George Wilson and her son returned to Ransom, Iowa, from an earlier visit. Mrs Carl Keller and her son plan a Friday trip to Harrington Nebraska to visit her parents.
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Franklin Street
al. Norris
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Cedar
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Chicago
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Harrington, Neb
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Buffalo
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Cattle and grain prices across major markets report steady openings
Market notes show St Louis and Kansas City cattle receipts with steady to strong openings. Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 red at 1.10 to 1.14, cash wheat and oats varied, futures mixed. Chicago and Minneapolis futures show slight movement as markets digest supplies and demand.
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Local notes and business moves in Waterloo area
The Wa terloo Evening Courier lists a school poster series a lease transfer for a storefront a cafe closing tourism aboard letters from Europe and a homeward sail date. Local manager Whitenton may visit with planned conferences while families prepare for summer readings and weddings. First cantaloupes arrive at Dr Eighty s Grocery.
Galloway Enjoys Trip to Europe
William Galloway sends a postcard from London to W R Jameson describing St Pauls Cathedral and other ancient churches and castles. He notes the trip is fine, mentions not receiving letters since leaving, and reflects on how history makes life seem short.
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Waterloo
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Newton Smith Arrested For Speeding In Police Court
Newton Smith proprietor of a local garage was fined after pleading guilty to speeding in police court this noon. Contractors set a three week limit for East Fourth Street asphalt paving completion with work resuming after removal of old bricks and proper grading.
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