Pretty luncheon party and social events described
Socials at W OH Burk hosts a pink luncheon with Edith St Paul and Mrs Josephine Koob of Chicago visiting. Ice cream social, decorations, and proceeds noted. Young Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist holds sewing and doll work with a missionary letter read. St Mary’s Alumni Banquet with a five course menu and program. Picnic postponed by Danghters of the King. Local factory wiring repair decision and a house ad follow.
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Honor Given Waterloo Pastor
Waterloo friends of Rev. W. J. Sandford pastor of the Washington Presbyterian church extend congratulations on the decree of Doctor of Divinity recently conferred upon him by Coe College Cedar Rapids a leading Presbyterian school Dr Sandford a Hartford Theological seminary graduate has done much ministerial work in the wear and his ability is recognized in the Iowa synod He has been pastor of the Westminster church for seven years and his success is shown by steady growth of the church
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Market Signals Show Mixed Edges in Chicago Trade
General Markets report from Chicago notes a cautious mood as traders react to reports of northwest damage. Wheat opened lower, fluctuated, and closed slightly weaker for September. Corn fell on favorable weather with bulls restoring some value by close. Oats declined due to weak support, while hogs drove provisions lower with pork at 18.82 1-2, lard 11.00, and ribs 10.57 1-2.
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St Louis Live Stock Prices June 26 1899 Market Notes
St Louis cattle hogs and sheep receipts for today totals 1600 11000 and 7060 respectively. Market opened steady for cattle with native beef steers cows and heifers and for hogs features mixed and butchers good heavies. Sheep market opened ten cents lower with native muttons and lambs priced across a range.
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Estimated Receipts and Market Summary for Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago June 26 hog market opened five cents lower with mixed and butcher grades quoting around 7.15 to 7.60. Hogs closed ten cents lower. Estimated tomorrow receipts 22,000. leftovers 8,500. Cattle opened nineteen cents lower and closed weak. Sheep market opened ten cents lower.
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Chicago Produce prices and market reports
The report lists butter, cheese, poultry, potatoes and grain prices from Chicago and Waterloo markets. It cites butter steady at creameries, varied cash corn and oats quotes, wheat and corn closes from New York and St Louis, plus Waterloo flour, hay, cattle and hog prices and dairy notes. Key entities include Chicago, Waterloo, New York, St Louis, and multiple commodity names.
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