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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1912

Page

5

Weather and market wrap from March reports

General markets and weather outlook feature Iowa and South Dakota forecasts for tonight and Saturday with unsettled systems. Market news notes wheat gains driven by Argentine supply shifts and strong oat and corn activity with May contracts rising. Livestock prices in St Louis Kansas City and Omaha show steady to firm trends amid steady hogs and modest cattle and lamb demand.

Iowa Satan South Pakata Chicago Liverpool Argentina Austalia India Thenitied Missouri Kansas Minneapolis Corm May

Chicago Market Reports and Livestock Prices Mar 1

Chicago March 1 market notes show hogs steady to mixed with gains late.Mixed and butchers 6.15 6.45. Heavy 6.20 6.47. Light 6.26 6.42. estimated receipts 90,000 hogs. Cattle opening slow then steady. beef steer and Texas Westerns quoted 4.60 to 7.00. Sheep market opened strong. native lambs 4.50 to 7.00. Western lambs 4.90 to 7.10. Also detailed cash oats corn prices and New York wheat.

ST. Louis St. Louis Mo Kansas City Castle South Omaha Omaha Neb Texas Eales Chicago H. W Waterloo Wellington Kansas Turkey

Deep Well Progress Stalls at 38 Feet in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls March 1 Special W Bowman in charge of city well drilling reports the drill has reached 38 feet with limestone not yet encountered and only gravel at the depth. A State college expert predicts limestone deeper, possibly 125 to 150 feet, before abundant water flow occurs. The situation may reflect an initial misdiagnosis.

Cedar Falls W. Bowman J. Marston State College Ates

Railroad talks at Cedar Falls signal track changes

A Cedar Falls report notes C R J F P lines may remove a city curve and upgrade as they head north possibly with Rock Island joint track near the mill race and Monarch factory. A new depot could serve both roads, easing current freight delays and improving western outlet access.

Cedar Falls Rock Island Great Western River Bridge Monarch Factory

Transfers of Property Notes and Local Events in Cedar Falls

Frank Charles buys Newton Turbett's share in the Exmoor cafe becoming sole owner. John Homme of Sheffield may join with Peter Christiansen in Larsen meat market. Frank Porter accepts a bank position after commercial studies. Jacobson and Alvina Christiansen wed at Danish Bethlehem church. Rev Ernest Day to join wife in Minneapolis. Wise family guests of Hon A Wise. Infantile paralysis treatment ongoing for Beulah at McLean Sanitorium. Ty Ty Twin City Ministerial Association to meet in Cedar Falls Monday at 7 pm. J W W Glat to speak on Senator Cullom's fifty years in Congress. Dinner at Burr hotel. Wasering ministers expected to attend.

Cedar Falls Frank Charles LaPorte City Newton Turbett Exmoor Cafe Frank Porter James Porter Reinbeck Savings Bank Porter Jacob A. Jacobson Alvina M. Christiansen Werlock J. Christiansen Bethlehem Church Ernest E. Day Minneapolis Mra B.C. Wise Cascade A. Wise Twinty Ministerial Association Methodist Church Jor. W. W. Giat Cullom Congress Burr Hotel Wasstering

Yenar Falls Married Man Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday

I M Hickford marked his thirteenth birthday yesterday with a feast hosted by his wife for neighbors. Born on February 29 in a leap year, he has observed only thirteen birthdays due to calendar quirks, missing four-year gaps to avoid a fourteenth celebration.

Yenar Falls I. M. Hickford

Burglary attempts spark Cedar Falls city vigilance

Several burglaries have unsettled Cedar Falls with a night prowler reportedly active. The Thompson-Johnson meat market and the Weart-Frisby Lumber office were targeted, safes tampered with but no violence used. Police increase late hour patrols and depot wait rooms are watched as authorities pursue suspects.

Cedar Falls Thompson-Johnson Weart-Frisby Lumber Company

Flower on Medical Freedom Lecture in Waterloo

Benjamin O Flower head of the National League for Medical Freedom lectured at the Waterloo Theatre on Medical Freedom. He attacked restrictive medical laws as unlawful and dangerous to democracy. He opposed a Rational department of health and noted his role as founder of Arena and Twentieth Century magazines.

Benjamin O. Flower National League For Medical Freedom Waterloo Flower Department of Health Arena Twentieth Century

Fox Shoe Company Moves to New Quarters

The Fox Shoe store relocates from the Ellis hotel block to 710 Sycamora Street in larger, more attractive quarters. Previously offering only men's shoes, the firm now provides a complete line of ladies and boys footwear, signaling a likely rise in patronage.

Fox Shoe Ellis Hotel Sycamora Street

Funeral for Mrs Esther Stout enberg Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs Esther Stout enberg will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from her sister Mrs C B Campbell's home at 68 Lafayette street Rev HE D Hall of Grace M church will officiate and burial will be in Elmwood cemetery

John Ft. Meyer West Fourth Street Black Nashua Slatera Mra Lea Waterloo Aira Guy Walker Ruesell May Earle Temple Watarine Mra. Rhoda Temple Wittering Meyer Esther Stoutenberg C. B. Campbell Tafayette Street HE. D. Hall of Grace M Church Elmwood Cemetery

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