City Council approves repairs and street work 1929
Waterloo city records show resolutions approving pavement repairs by Bryant Paving Co under contract dated May 4 1929 and authorizing municipal fund warrants for listed bills including labor materials street grading and sewer work. Also notes transfers of real estate and budget matters recorded June 10 1929.
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Ers’ Loan & Trust Company
Celty
Bryant Paving Company
J. E. Kurth
Waterloo
Iowa
Eneral
Chapman& Cutler
Hugh Crumline
Chas
G. Mackay
CHES
Frank McGowan
Frank Halsey
A. J. Gine
Labor
Chas. Scribner
Clarence Scribner
W. DB. Trunk
Lnbor
BR Brown
Ert Goustey
Isbor
Aa.bc
J. A. Wetzel
Henry Steffans
Terry McGrane
Abor Ceveeeeres
Dra Brink
Ed Peery
Inbor
Clifford Rotan
Frenk Halsey
Mawkeye Maintainer Company
East Street
Mackay
Poll Tex
W. Bell Tel
Frank Stone
H. J. Rauth
R. Brown
W. D. ‘Truak
Chas. Miller
E. A. Wetzel
Jebor
Nas
Serfhner
West Street
Thos. Donahue
CG. MacKay
N. W
O. Hickman
A. B. Lane
Labor Oo
Bittinger
Leo Glaspie
D. Hofman
Dames Mapes
Ake Mapes
W. A. Pond
Yank Halsey
G. A. Tibhitts
Ohas
Chas C. MacKay
Beer and Whisky Hit by Irish Tax
Dibun reports Ireland's beer and spirits industry has shrunk since the war. Ten years ago twenty five distilleries made Irish whisky. now only five remain. Breweries fell from 19 to 14. Taxation, still high, has quintupled the cost of a drink and consumption has dropped. Whisky production declined by 300,000 barrels since 1926.
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Dibun
Ireland
Hangen First in Teal Ring Tour at Cedar Falls
A J Hansen named winner of the Cedar Falls contest association tour judging contest and will represent the association at the Dairy Cattle Congress this fall. Wolmer Hansen second, Holger Madsen third, Keith Hoppes fourth, E W Morris fifth by one point. The tour started at J F Muncy farm with Jerseys observed, then to Black Hawk county farm for indoor dinner due to high winds. E W Morris guided visitors through county farm facilities, noting 117 residents.
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A. J. Hansen
Cedar Falls
Wolmer Hansen
Holger Madsen
Keith Hoppes
E.W. Morris
J. F. Muncy
Black Hawk County Farm
E. W. Morris
Floyd Arnold
Dairy Extension Service
Moscow Church Bells Headed for Industrial Melting
Moscow reports say church bells are being removed from belfries and melted for industry as Soviet leaders push progress. About 50,000 churches with roughly 256,000 bells could yield thousands of tons of bronze, with many bells already repurposed into clubs and movie houses. The government has not issued a universal decree but a clear move toward using metal for factories is underway.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Altho
Hard Work Cures Crime on Convict Isle of Portugal
A Timor governor reports that the Red Legion gangsters from Portugal have been reformed under conditional liberty on Timor. Former criminals now work various trades, credited to the island’s highway system and steady policing. The group terrorized Portugal until a three year crackdown led to deportation to Portuguese Guinea, then Timor supervision.
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Isle
Portugal
Ushen
Red Legion
Timor
Theophilo ‘Duarte
Lisbon
Portuguese Guinea
Timorlana
Duarte
Franklin county 4 H girls camp opens this week
The annual Franklin county 4 H girls club camp will be held at the fair grounds this Tuesday through Thursday. Miss Marian Smith is camp director with assistants Aliye Rustl Heike Rust Geneva A L Roberts Bradford Oscar Hinton Hampton and I T Bode Des Moines Helen Needles Des Moines present. Officers are Lucille Wolf president Elsie Van Wert vice president Tuantta McCullough secretary and Helen Klousia treasurer. Enrollment of about 100 girls expected.
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Rampton
Franklin County
Marian Smith
Aliye Rustl
Heike Rust
Sheffield
A. L. Roberts
Geneva
Oscar Hinton
Bradford
W. J. Klausen
Hampton
I. T. Bode
Rath Packing stock lists on Chicago Exchange at 32 dollars
Rath Packing Co common stock with 10 dollar par value was qualified for listing at 32 dollars per share yielding about 6.25 percent. Public offering begins Thursday with 300000 authorized and 200000 outstanding shares. Dividend set at 2 dollars per share annually, payable quarterly starting Oct 1 1929. The Waterloo plants form the core of earnings growth, with net profits last year 1,054,000 after taxes and preferred dividends, and 634,000 in 1928.
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Rath Packing Company
Chicago Stock Exchange
Iowa
Waterloo
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Shows Steady Prices
Liverpool June 18 fair demand for spots with prices steady. Sales 7,000 bales from 9,000 receipts including 3,100 American. mids fall 11.53d, strictly good midds 1 lot at 10.67d, others around 10. and 10. Low mids and good ordinary quoted. futures opening firm then unchanged to 2 points down. Also notes on potatoes receipts, stock movements, and regional prices for Bliss Triumphs and Darrel Trish Cobblers.
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Uiverpool
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Darrel Trish
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago Feed and Futures Notes and Clearing Statement
Chicago markets report futures pricing and storage standards with December and June dates. Receipts list Timothy and clover prices and a Clearing House statement notes totals and financial figures for June in Chicago.
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Chicago
Sane
Hutter
aDac
Dune
a'Sc
INS
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union yards host representative livestock sales featuring cattle and hogs. Auctioneers describe lot variety and price ranges as buyers from nearby farms compete for top animals. Local crews prepare facilities for upcoming weekly sales and market reports.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Financial market roundup from Chicago New York and St. Louis issues include grain quotes for Wheat and Corn, oats and rye status. provisions prices for Lard Ribs Bellies. eggs butter cheese and poultry prices from New York and Chicago exchanges with receipts figures and tone, plus Missouri and Kansas city notes on poultry and dairy. Major items include Butter and Cheese price levels, Eggs with varied firsts and extras, and mixed grain quotations across No. 2 yellow and white varieties.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Buying selling quotations from Chicago grain and livestock market
Quotations show Chicago market figures for livestock and grains. Prices listed include wheat No 2 1.1767 1.20, hard $1.09, corn mixed 4c, No 2 yellow 99c, No 3 92 5c, No 2 white 84 10c, and oats No 3 white 44 45c, with cattle and livestock totals noted for June 14.
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St. Lows
Wheat and livestock market roundup from Chicago and St Louis
Wheat closed higher on light offerings in Chicago while corn and oats steadied amid mixed crop reports. In St Louis, hog receipts reached 13,600 with prices rising. cattle and sheep trades were slow with a mix of higher and unchanged bids. Cash markets showed limited movement as market uncertainty lingered.
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Chaga
HMS
Chicago
Louis
Kannan
Dane
Liverpool
Canadian
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Heights and Prices
Livestock receipts show 51 hogs, 1,400 cattle, and 4,000 sheep. Hog prices up 25 cents, top around 11.05, cattle steady to higher with yearlings at about 15.25 and cows 4.50 to 8.50, sheep mostly 25 cents lower with western lambs around 15.00 and yearling natives near 8.30 to 12.30.
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Joesepha
Strea
Peoria
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Gains
Omaha Neb June 18 market activity showed mixed gains across cattle and sheep. Receipts total about 11 000 with direct weights 200 to 239 pounds at 11 90 to 20 th, 200 to 355 lb cattle mixed, veal and feeder stock steady to higher, losses in lightweight categories. Sheep and lambs saw strong to higher yearling demand with steady native sheep, lambs around 15.00 for top prices and yearlings near 14.50. Overall, market tone remains active with broad price ranges across departments.
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Omaha
Neb
Sinan
Walent
Chicago
Choler Hutchers
Flndvn
Stark
Sheen
IZAOO
Omadium
Compton
Plaoor
Ian
SIA
Ehana
Toad
Des Moines
S$a
Saltsasad
IBA
Monson City
Hest
Farangoao
Ples
Rioux City
Ne Algher
Foreign Exchange Market Snapshot Across Nations
A garbled foreign exchange list shows rates or mentions for many countries including Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Iran Switzerland Spain Poland and Spain and others. The text is fragmented with numerous OCR errors and unclear figures.
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New York
Tina Beay
Italy
Belgium
Ware
Germany
Jinlland
M.lle
Norway
Sweden
Mlle
Denmark
Iran
Switzerland
Iagwae
Spain
Poland
Dsr
Takin
Rone Rail
Tanf Mab
Bae
Bond Market Wavers With Mixed Trading In New York
Market notes show uneven bond activity as prices edged higher in late morning trading. Several issues including International Telephone and American Telephone convertible bonds moved, while Indiana Steel and other issuers posted mixed gains and losses. government debt demand remained strong amid recessions.
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New York
Shane K
Haredenny Proteé&S
Poe Vane
International Telrhone Lus
Inediana Steel $S
Lackaswanna Bteel Ss
I Gnainam Silk Hosiery Sa
Starply
Glasalan
Fonim Srreneey
Jn Pennsvieatia Gud Rr
Louis & Ran Francisn Price Tarn
Bashan Ashut St. Paul Adjustment Ss
Markets Rise and Decline Amid Broad Stock Activity
U S stock market reports show gains of 3 to 5 points in several utilities and industrials led by Public Service and Consolidated Gas. Oil and rail issues fluctuated with mixed results as profit taking trimmed earlier gains. Atlantic Refining and Texas Pacific saw notable activity while Allied Chemical and Westinghouse among others traded heavily.
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New York
Jamala
New York Clock Exchange
Numeropa
Public Service
Consolidated As
Americas Water Works
Standard Gas
Degliar
Mall Order
Union Pacfic
Ceeneral Monocors
Commonwealth Power
New Yor Central
Atlantic Refining
Texas Pacific
Lead Trust
Allied Chmemiecal
Etectelo Auto Light Wastinghouse Electric
National Lead
International Telephone
Telegeaph
Demand for fair cattle and hog markets mixed in Chicago sale
Chicago reports mixed livestock activity with higher prices for hogs and steady to slower demand for cattle and lambs. Buyers showed interest in fresh supply, with top hogs reaching around 8.40 dollars and packing hog trade active. cattle and lamb markets were uneven, though some prices held firm on select lots.
Kansas City Grain and Hay Market Report Summary
Kansas City grain notes mixed prices across No. 2 and No. 3 darks and reds with slight declines in some futures. Oats receipts show two cars at unchanged or minimal gains, while Kansas City hay markets report varied alfalfa and other feeds with modest shifts. St. Louis hay data mirrors a quiet day with minor movements.
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Kansas City
Dune
Prember
Kansas City Way
Kanaas City
Hay’ Ree
Nooth Dente
Minneapolis Grain Market Report Summary
Minneapolis grain receipts and prices on June 1 list Northern and Montana durum and amber varieties with 14 to 14 per cent protein, prices ranging around 1.04 to 1.31 per bushel for various months. The report notes No 2 amber durum and other grade listings, with scattered price figures and quality marks.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Voonorthern
Grain Prices and Varieties Listed for Omaha Market
The notice lists wheat varieties with prices and grades including No 2 hard at 190 a bushel, No 1 mixed, No 3 yellow corn, and No 4 white oats. The fragment notes oats and mixed grain specifics and quality terms amid an Omaha market summary.
Peoria Livestock Receipts Highlight Market Gains
Peoria stockyard reports cattle and hog receipts with rising bids and tops. Hogs bring strong prices around 11.30 per cwt while cattle receipts total 155 head amid active demand and price movements.
Iowa Hog and Cattle Prices From Packing Centers
Iowa packing centers quoted hogs and cattle prices with butchers and sows showing varied levels. Des Moines and Sioux City reports noted higher prime rights, medium weights, and steady hogs, while calf and sheep receipts remained modest with steady to firm bids for choice steers and yearlings.
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City livestock market reports mixed gains in hogs and cattle. Hogs top $511.05 on 120 to 925 lb ranges while calves, steers and yearlings show steady to higher values. Cows and feeders also move with listed ranges for various weights and grades.
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Innsa
VU AM
Livestock Market Report From St Paul and Minneapolis
Receipts at St Paul and Minneapolis markets show varied demand across cattle calves moog and sheep. Cattle and stockers steady to slightly lower with top steers around 14.50 and cows 8.50 to 10.00. calves 14.00 to 15.50. hogs mostly steady around 10.00 to 10.75. sheep fully steady with best lambs around 13.00 and ewes 5.00 to 6.60. Minneapolis flour and related items note higher flour prices with family patents at 5.60 to 5.70 per barrel and bran at 22.50 to 23.00.
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ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Cmilky Fed
Freder
Prom Waterloo Mills Co
Arlington Hatter
Swift & Co
Claronsters A
Ebededeene
Heilers Sererkagee - Toreia SG
BROR
Palry
Takee Pinur & Feet
Timothy
Wei
Cape
Colin
Greene
South St. Pauls Mina
Gattle
Marnrote
Ught
Minneapolis
Minn
Golinvaux Herd to Make Major Dairy Shows This Season
The Golinvaux herd from near Waterloo will compete in major dairy shows this season with Jim Bollerup and George Peterson handling duties. They will begin in Aurora and end at the National in St. Louis, stopping at the Iowa and Minnesota state fairs. Two get-of-fire classes are planned, Majesty of the Prairie and Golden Sunbrany of the Prairie, with Golden Sunbrany being younger. Prospects look strong, especially in younger classes.
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Waterloo
Joe Golinvaux
Cattle Congress
National
Jim Bollerup
George Peterson
Golinvaux
3Bollerup
Elmwood
Deerfield
Glasgow Gangs Buy Contracts of Toughs
Glasgow authorities report gangs in the city organize and trade contracts for gang members including American baseball players. A prosecutor notes skilled fighters with razors or belts are in demand as part of the organized gang activity.
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Glasgow
Scotland
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