Local Notes and Untimely Deaths Reported in Janesville
Janesville news item recounts visitors and arrivals from Morrison and California, a Mayor moving idle street trams, and a family update. The community mourns Mrs Sydney Sickles from inarippe and uremic poisoning with funeral arrangements pending. A naval service son John is en route from Faris Island, and Rev Chapman to lecture at the Presbyterian church Thursday.
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Janesville
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Canty Dodges
Schmidt
Morrison
Mrchmidt
Fornia
Dakota
Grundy
Morris
Hurl Kennett
Waverly Hospital
J. W. Bennett
Sydney Sickles
Pu Heral
John
Faris Island
Jehu
Matt
Wi A. Sickles
Chapman
Presbyterian Church
Tile Forbid Ad Discontinuation Notice
Public notice states ads labeled Tile Forbid may be discontinued only upon written order. A memorandum to discontinue must reach the office by 10 am to trigger removal. otherwise ads cannot be stopped until the next business day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
John Redmond Irish Leader Des in London
John Redmond once led the Parnellites after Farnell scandals and unified nationalist parties in 1900. He backed Britain in WWI, urged leniency for rebels after 1916, and supported the 1917 Irish convention plan amid Sinn Fein opposition. Redmond’s relatives include Maj. William J. K. Redmond and Capt. William A. Redmond.
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United States
Australia
Johanna Dalton
New South Wales
United States Irish League
Buffalo
Middlewest
Atlantic Coast
House of Commons
Britain
England
Cardinal Gibbons
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Trish
Althout
John E. Redmond
William 7. K. Redmond
France
Maj. Redmond
East Clare
Marriages and local news from Shell Rock area
The Mary Tharp married Ralph Gibson at the family home with Rev Barton officiating. The couple will rent Eva Johnson’s farm for first year. Local families visit Waterloo for weddings and anniversaries. Gideons flag and church services noted. The W. 17 Jenks family moved to Shell Rock. War service and camp Dodge noted.
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Shel Nork
M Ezra Tharp
Mary
Ralph Gibson
Aml
Jas. Gibson
Trev. H. H. Barton
M. FB
Eva Johnson
T. W. McIlroy
Marjory
Ruth
Waterloo
Ed. Furgerson
Mellroys
Furgersons
E. C. Johnson
M. EG
Gideons
GE. H. Neal
W. Miller
Walter Kenning
Neal
Harland Yardhe Rrol Washburn
Mifm
Jenks
la Porte City
Prom
Lewis Henderson
Camp Dodge
Henderson
Bapust
Market snapshot shows corn prices firm on light supply
Prices for corn moved higher with a May futures advance amid scant offerings and steady close. Market notes indicate a large March 1 farm stock of 1.454 billion bushels and improved quality on arrivals. Oats rose on limited supply while hog values boosted provisions with lard leading gains.
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Chicago
March
Ihiois
Grain and Provisions Market Quoted Across Cities
Chicago cash grain prices list No 2 yellow corn at 1.85 to 1.88 with various yellows and whites. Peoria and Kansas City publish mixed corn and oats quotes, while Minneapolis and St. Louis show No 3 yellow corn and No 2 white oats. London reports bar silver at 12 1 2d per ounce and money at 3 percent.
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Peoria
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
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Minn
Orchard War Time News From March 6 Local Notes
A daughter was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Denis Walsley on March 3. Mr and Mrs Brian Millington have three sons in the service Calvin Millington trained at Harvard and expected to finish there Harold is an apprentice seaman Herbert joined the signal corps and went to Fort Riley Kan John Mullen moved to a farm west of Osage Earl Squires and family relocated to the Knudson Bros farm Grehard and Ray Lewis plans to move to Lewiston Montana
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Fort Riley
Kan
John Mullen
Gilbert
Osage
Earl Squires
Knudson Bros
Grehard
Ray Lewis
Lewiston
Mont
Floyd Gossip Notes From Floyd County Community
Twenty five ladies enjoyed a day with Mrs. Bryant at her Charles City home. Mrs Chas Shapley remains ill at home in Floyd. Radloff and Johnson form a new business venture after Mr Radloff bought half interest in the Johnson garage. Mrs 35 L Shankland returned from Miltenetl county caring for ill daughter in law Mrs Marold Shankland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Crook moved to their new farm northwest of Floyd. Mr and Mrs Curt Bennett of Minneapolis visiting Floyd relatives. Mrs T J Sharkey of Staples Minnesota visiting Floyd relatives. Mrs Brudie Barney expected home from Long Beach California. Casey and Towner opened their implement store in Floyd with Geo Knowlton to work this summer.
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Charles City
Chas. Shapley
Radloff
Johnson Garage
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L. Shankland
Satirday
Miitenetl County
Marold Shankland
Arthur Crook
Joe Dickerman
Curt Bennett
Minneapolis
Floyd County
T. J. Sharkey
Staples
Minn
Brudie Barney
Long Beach
Cal
Casey & Towner
Flord
Geo. Knowlton
Hogs 25c Up Over Tuesday's Figures
Chicago March 6 market report shows hogs higher by 25 cents over the previous day with receipts about 27,000 and varied classes priced from mix to heavy ranges. Cattle and sheep also move with receipts in the thousands and steady to firm quotes across regions including Kansas City St Louis and St. Joseph markets.
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Hales & Edwards Co
Chicago
IOW. Flour & Feed CO
Waterloo
Iowa
Sioux City Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Sioux City market receipts show hogs at mixed to steady prices with ranges from 12.00 to 16.60 dollars per cwt and cattle varying, steers around 16.00 to 13.06, cows and heifers 8.90 to 11.00, calves 5.00 to 12.59, while sheep receipts total 1,504 with a higher trend.
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Joux City
Market Report Omaha Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed
Omaha cattle and sheep sales show receipts around 16 000 for sheep and 6 500 for cattle. Cattle prices range from 9.00 to 13.23 for steers and 7 25 to 10.50 for cows and heifers. Sheep show yearlings at 12.00 to 14.50, ewes 10.75 to 12.63, lambs 15.25 to 17.25.
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Neb
Prices in New York and Chicago markets March reports
Butter and eggs hold steady in New York trade with creamery butter at 41 to 45 cents and eggs around 32 to 38 cents for various grades. Chicago lists firmer butter at 41 to 43 cents, firsts eggs at 32 to 36 cents, potatoes lower and roosters up to 18 cents, while mercantile paper quotes rates and money market figures.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Mercantile Paper
New York
Industrial stocks lead gains on favorable reports at New York Open
Early trading features industrials advancing with Lackawanna Steel and Republic Iron buoying the group. United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and Crucible Steel rise while other sectors stay dull. Liberty bonds vary as copper, oils, shippings and motors show small gains amid mixed action.
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Waterloo Markets Prices and Livestock Listings
Waterloo market notes list staple grains and livestock prices including cattle hogs and veal with ranges for steers cows and bulls. Commodities such as oats barley and corn are shown with quality notes and farm product entries alongside hay straw and eggs.
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