Board Minutes and City Actions in 1922 Session
The minutes record the Board of Supervisors and ex-officio County Canvassers with attestation by County Auditor F. W. Esher, noting adjournment and motions. Petitions include rejections for a permit at Locke Avenue and Payare Road, a plat by J. E. Kurth, and a Standard Oil station permit at Ith and Franklin. Multiple city officers’ May reports are read and filed. an asphalt repair certificate is accepted. storage tank permit refusals stand. a tax refund is approved. an ordinance setting parking restrictions on several avenues is introduced and moved to pass. Real estate transfers list numerous property conveyed in Waterloo and adjacent towns.
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H. W. Milter
T. D B. Teeter
J. R. Rector
Matt Ables
R. Decker
Edn
Board of Supervisors
Board of County
Canvarsers
F. W. Esher
Fr. W. Esher
H. W. Miller
District Court and Board of Supervisors
Board of Review
Mme
Mildred R. Akin
Locke Avenus
Payare Road
J. E. Kurt
JE. Kurth
Home Park St Faeition
Standard OM Company
Ixth
City Hall Council Meeting Discusses Permits and Roads
Waterloo June 14 1929 council in regular session with J A Robinson presiding. Minutes from May 27 1923 approved. Extensions for permits on Hillman property discussed and referred. Building at 3417 Commercial Street report received. Repair time for Alice McHagan approved. Various referrals to street alley and city engineer committees. Gas oil tank permit referred to special committee. Power line construction approved. Main street opening petition referred. Paving petitions referred. Cigarette permit applications approved. Water sewer gas and street work discussed with multiple referrals. Public Service company report on Vernon and Comptell intersection filed. Driveway curb and sidewalk requests referred. Bond and bid approvals for construction contractors noted. Tax exemptions and remission petitions referred to finance committee. Notice of appeal of Dr. Ch G Bicklay noted.
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City Hall
Waterloo
J. A. Robinson
Slagdon
Kertinip
Lawson
McFarlang
Robinson
Breely
O. E. Howard
East Fifth
Franklin Streets
Commercial Street
Alice McHagan
Edw. Finsler
Cita Tile
Pate
Hammond Avenue
Wayne
Raymond
J. E. Brinkman Wooth
Town Public Service Company
Hon G. Howrey
Cow's
Hartlorp
WeFarland and Steely
John G. Riller
Mullan Avenue
Wealern Avenue
Western Avenue
Noyltner Street
Hittle Gutler
Upton Avenue
Eth al
Main Street
BE. F. Kissner
Rhat Street
Eass
McChane Pharmacy, Inc
Broaddway Street
Fred
Repass
Ct Fl
Wannary Renue
Wootlayn Road
Prophoulevard
Terhystira Road
Ray Bryant
Western
Hawthorne Avenues
Hawthorne
Herth Avenues
Western Avenus
Baltimore Street
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
Vernon
Comptell Aventina
Beveraye
Warmoka
High Street
Lustronte Corporation
Oscar Chryst
Port Marti
Binh
Sandars
W. E. Sommer
Grant Ave
Frank
Oaklawn Ava
Matilda Hoeningh
Reed
Jennin
Marshall
Logan Ava
Wert Cecalved
Piaced
Ile
Gingerale Gelatine Salad and Odd Kitchen Tips
A recipe for a gelatine salad using ginger ale and lemon juice with Malaga grapes celery apple and pineapple plus assorted food tips. Includes notes on serving on lettuce with mayonnaise and other kitchen hints such as nutmeg in croquettes and sweet sandwich fillings.
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Malaga
Midwest Educators Seek Betterment of One Room School
Officials from 11 states gathered in Des Moines to discuss improving efficiency of one room rural schools. County Superintendent A. E. Jewett noted no consolidation talks and praised Wisconsin for strong supervision. He mentioned an inspector for credited schools in Town but no field supervisors. In Rockford Mrs. Carroll returned from a visit with her husband's parents.
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State Departments of Education
Des Moines
A. E. Jewett
Forpank
C. ©. Carroll
Rockford
F. J. Carroll
Western Union
Wheat and cotton futures slide amid selling pressure
Market notes show wheat closing near daily lows after heavy selling orders driven by weather and crop progress. Corn oats and provisions also lower or mixed as receipts rise and cash prices slip. cotton futures open lower with July and October contracts down modestly.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Wheat market report from Minneapolis June 17
Wheat receipts totaled 267 cars, down from 224 a year ago. Cash quotes show No 1 northern at around 1.04 to 1.05, with No 1 dark northern futures in the 1.20s to 1.18 range for surrounding months. Amber durum and red durum prices listed, with various percentages of protein and different futures months noted. Oats prices for No 2 white hover near 42 to 42 1/2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Derk Northern
Montana
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Potatoes on Track and Market Shifts Noted in Chicago
Potatoes shipments counted across U S routes with 1 151 cars Saturday and 36 cars Sunday. Bliss Triumphs reported as best at 2 00 per unit while Irish Cobbl ers and Round Whites show varied prices from 2 50 to 3 00 and 1 03 respectively amid slow demand and mixed fresh tonnage.
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Chicago
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Michigan
Omaha Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Corn
Omaha grain market notes June 17 show No 1 hard wheat at 1.00 to 1.0242, No 2 hard 0.82 9c to 0.99c, No 1 northern spring 0.681.05, No 2 mixed 0.98 to 0.98. Corn prices list No 6 white 0.07, No 3 yellow 0. Adem ac, No 3 yellow 0.52 to 0.58, No 3 mixed 0, oats prices vary with No 3 white at 0.42 to 0.92, No 4 white 0.41.
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Omaha
Neb
St. Laws
Kansas City Grain Prices and Car Receipts
Kansas City market report shows June 17 car receipts at 21 cars with no changes in values. Alfalfa No 1 extra leafy bids around $99.50 to 102. No 1 bids $185.00 to 210.50. Leafy No 9 $17.50 to 19.00. Timothy No 1 $17.00, No 2 $15.50 to 14.50. Prairie No 1 $14.00 to 14.50, No 3 $11.50 to 11.50.
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Kansas
Timothy
Prairie
Peoria Grain Prices Report From Local Market
Peoria grain figures show bids for No 4 lower and No 2 white at 9240 cents, No 3 yellow at 914c, No 4 yellow at 86430, and mixed and sample grades noted. Oats hold steady with No 3 white at 4312 cents and No 4 white at 420 cents.
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Peoria
Produce Futures In Chicago Market Report
Chicago price report shows futures in produce trading with references to storage standards and fresh standards for December and June. Mentions eggs futures with refrigerator standards and old and new measurements. notes storage packed firsts timelines and a 2070 figure.
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Chicago
Wheat and dairy market quotes drift through major cities
Chicago and New York price quotes reflect steady to mixed crates across wheat, oats, rye, and yellow corn with varying No 2 and No 1 grades. Butter and eggs show steady receipts and standard to extra prices while cheese and poultry hold firm, with regional quotes from St Louis and Kansas City noting unchanged or slight shifts in rates.
Trading quotes drift through Chicago market day
June 17 Chicago closing quotations show mixed leaders on the stock exchange with names including Allied Products Art Metal Works Insull Utilities Zenith Radio and United Gas among others. Estimated livestock receipts anticipate 5,500 cattle 29,000 hogs and 7,000 sheep for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Allied Products
Shed
Art Metal Works Binks
Borg Warmer
Butler Bros
Club Aluminum Dexter Co
Great Lakes Airerafe
Grigsby-Grunow Insull Utilities
Kelamazoo Stove Meadows Mfg
Missouri-Kansas
Ips
National Standard
Standard Dredge
Pines Winterfront
United Gypsum
United Gas
Steady Rise In Stock Exchange Prices Today
New York June 1 Prices rose steadily through most of today's session on the Stock Exchange with heavy business in railroad utility and copper shares. General Electric led industrial gains, with notable climbs in Westinghouse Electric Atchison and New York Central among others.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Electric
Ma Grein
Westinghouse Electric
Waterloo Markets Waterloo Markets
Receipts at South St. Paul market show 4,000 head of cattle with slow demand and mixed quality, best yearlings around 14.50 to 15.00, fat cows 8.50 to 16.25, calves around 15.00 to 19.00, and stockers modestly supplied. Hogs total 11,000 mostly steady with top near 10.74 and butchers 10.00 to 10.50, sows 9.00 to 9.73, pigs around 11.00. sheep and lambs 700 with best native lambs 15.00 and breeding ewes about 5.00 to 7.50.
Fattened cattle fetch good prices amid slow demand elsewhere
Chicago June 17 article notes divergent buyer views widening price gaps for fed beeves and lower grades. High grade grain and select stock attracted buyers from the state, with several loads above prior season top. Hog prices recovered, with top near 11.30 and various weights quoted. Sheep prices rose as 10,000 head moved to plants. demand strong but bids mixed. Cattle receipts around 16,900 cattle and 9,000 calves, with high variety in steer and heifer pricing. overall market shows steady to higher hogs and steady to lower lambs as of list day.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Liberty Bonds Report
Data from Minneapolis and New York markets shows flour pricing with per barrel and sack figures, including contracts and shipments. Liberty bonds closed with mixed offerings and price references across several treasury issues, reflecting demand and market pause.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Grain and Cloverseed Prices From St Louis and Toledo
Market notes from St Louis show cash wheat and corn prices with varieties and bid ranges. Toledo reports cash cloverseed prices for domestic, imported old and new lots with specified per bushel figures.
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Toledo
Bond Market Faces Irregular Gains on Light Trading
New York bonds edged higher in thin volume with time money quiet. Convertibles rose about a half point as American Telephone 4s Atchison 4s and International Telephone 4 3s led small advances. Public Service of New Jersey 4 1 6s moved up while Pennsylvania Railroad Consolidated 4 4s rose two ticks.
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New York
American Telephone 4
Atchison 4
International Telephone
Public Service of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Consolidated
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lien
New Haven
Stock Exchange Opens at Kansas City Market
Kansas City Mo June 17 the new stock exchange opened at 10 o clock this morning in the Board of Trade building for a two hour session. Pitty brokers and board members traded listed stocks and bonds as forty three quotes appeared on the board fourty three listed shows twelve in the approved column already approved by the board of governors.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
New Exchange
Israel
Board of Governors
Chicago Hay Prices and Mixes Reported
Hay prices in Chicago show Timothy and clover mixes with timothy grass taxed at $15.00 to $20.00 per unit. Timothy and alfalfa are listed with prices around $14.00 to $20.00, reflecting market variations.
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Chicago
Timothy
Prices Paid by Iowa Hog Packers Across Markets
Hog and cattle quotations from Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Sioux City markets show top hog values near 10.64 per cwt for larger lots, with weights ranging 180 to 436 pounds. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines report steady or higher bids on prime lights and mediums, while sows and butchers vary. Cattle receipts and steer-yearling prices reflect steady to easy-moving stock, with beef cows and veal offset by modest demand.
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Ladey
Cedar Rapids
Mes Moines
Ollumwa
Ong
IBM
Faosteo
Hogs and cattle prices mixed at St Louis market
Receipts total 15 600 hogs up 24 pounds per head and heavier pigs selling 250 to 350 pounds. Packing sows steady. Cattle receipts around 5 5 hundred with calves at 35 0007, steers steady to 250 lower, heifers and bulls mixed. Blaughter steers 1307 to 1500 pounds quoted at 14.00 to 15.40, fed yearlings 13.75 to 15.25, cows 8.75 to 12.00, bulls 9.75 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 6 500 bid lower on fat lambs and culls. dawns lambs 14.50 to 15.50, culls 10.00 to 13.25.
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Chicago
INS
Dvaatock
Angs
Kean Jude
Prom Wavetion “Mills Co
Switt & Co
Rath Packing Co
B. Rath
Tows Flour & Feed Co
Pram Cohn Bros
Green
SitAn
East St, Louis
Mick Fed
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Receipts: cattle 9,500. calves 1,600. sheep 19,000. Prices show feeder and steer ranges with sales of red steer top around 1515.15, heifers 14.75, cows 7.50 13.23, vealers 9.00 14.00. Lambs 15.10 top native, 14.00 15.35 for 92 lb lambs, ewes around 6.45. Pigs and hogs with direct sales near 11.00 for 200 lb weights. sows quoted 4.75 9.76.
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Kansas City
Aic
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 17
St Joseph reports: hog receipts 5,000 mostly $10.00 to $10.90 top $10.80 to shippers. cattle receipts 2,300 with calves 300 and steers firm to higher, 1000-lb steers $14.50 to $15.15, bulk $13.50 to $14.50. sheep 2,000 slow with odd lambs $14.00 to $14.50 and fat ewes around $1.50.
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St. Joseph
Gattle
Ainckera
St. Louis Haf Pricing Shown for Clover Mixes and Talfa
In St. Louis Missouri dated June, listed items include no Timothy hay priced at 72.00 with 23.00 tax or charge, clover mixed at 820.00, No 3 clover mixed at 223.90 plus 23.00, and talfa at 30.90 nominal. These figures reflect a catalog of horse feed offerings with assorted quantities and costs.
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ST. Louis
St. Lewis
i—Hay
Chola al- Talfa
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M. W. H. Berg
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H. E. Will
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H. H. Rockwell
Garden Place Addition
Finance Committee
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Waderloo
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Bb. Paul & Salon
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Neereser
Chicago Hay
Iowa
Biona
SIQAN
Sisa
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Silent Automatic Corporation
Silent Automatic
Detroit
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Detroit, Michigan
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