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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1913

Page

8

Special Curtain Goods Sale Tomorrow at Low Yard Rates

Special-100 pieces of Marquisettes Serims Voiles Madras Cretonnes and more offered with dotted Curtain Swisses. fabrics reduced for tomorrow with a yard price of 10 cents. Also Silk and Dress Goods, Colored Ratines New Cloths, and New Ratine Linens advertised.

Madras

Debating prizes mark Triangular clash at Teachers College

Cedar Falls notes report Philo Ohio Aristos and Orios triad scores from a Saturday evening triangular debate at the Teachers College. Separate items cover social visits, appointments, and plans for a new city hospital with bids to be sought after plan approval.

Cedar Falls Teachers’ College Philo, Ohio Aristo Philos Orios Aristos City Hospital Ralston Waterloo

Settle lighting question today in Cedar Falls special election

Cedar Falls Ia March 10 special today vote on city bonds for a $50,000 electric power plant and school board seat to be filled. Dr W G Mullarky is regular candidate. Harry Owan is independent. Campaigners rally voters as women voters may swing outcome amid strong silent vote.

Cedar Falls W. G. Mullarky Citizens’ Caucus Harry Owan Friends of Municipal Ownership Mullarky

Berend Dies in Raymond After Stroke Health Decline

Mrs. Angeline Berend widow of Nicholas Berend died at 5 30 this morning at her daughter Mrs William Heinen home in Raymond She was born in 1833 at Nittel Germany and came to the United States in 1883 settling on a Gilbertville farm Survivors include four of six children Henry Waterloo Matthew Paul and Mrs Wm Heinen Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 from St Josephs Catholic Church Raymond with Father Rottler officiating burial in Gilbertville

Raymond Angeline Berend Nicholas Berend William Heinen Berend United States Gilbertville Henry Waterloo Matthew Paul Wm. Heinen St. Joseph's Catholic Church Rottler

Piano Recital Delights Bunkel Studio Audience

The Bunkel studios staged a Saturday piano recital with a full audience. Miss Hotchkiss performed with musicianship, Craig Arbuckle energized Crosse's Polonaise, and Glenn Ireland of Independence offered the most solos. Each performer showed talent, hinting at future programs.

Miss Hotchkiss Craig Arbuckle Crosse Glenn Ireland Independence

Weather and Market News from Chicago and Midwest Markets

General Markets report notes Iowa west rain east tonight with colder in west Tuesday fair. Market News covers Chicago March 10 wheat up with Liverpool strength and doubts on Washington crop report. May wheat and corn moves, hog prices down on plentiful supply, oats firm, potatoes firm, butter steady, poultry steady, with estimated hog, cattle, sheep receipts for today.

Iowa Chicago Liverpool Washington May Kansas City Chisago Corp Cress Omaha Neb Texas Oklic Reeves Tom Turllic

Grain Prices and Class Numbers from an Old Ledger

A fragment shows mixed grain pricing figures for corn and oats with multiple lot and class numbers. Entries list cash corn varieties with color codes and price figures, alongside cash oats references, reflecting an agricultural market record.

Weather Outlook Promises Mild Spring Week Across Nation

Washington reports the weather bureau predicts springtime warmth and near normal temperatures nationwide. Pressure patterns suggest light precipitation with no general storm expected this week, as fair conditions likely across sections of the country.

Washington, D. C Weather Bureau 4 Bureau

Alfalfa Campaign Planned by Iowa State College

Ames Iowa March 19 Special The Iowa State College agricultural experiment station outlines a broad alfalfa campaign with a bulletin 40100 copies and posters for banks post offices and rail stations. They report alfalfa grows on all soils with proper methods and only 12 percent of over a thousand trials failed due to cultivation errors.

Ames Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa State College Iowa

Houses for sale in city as April 1 deadline nears

Woods Bros lists homes in multiple streets including West Third Baltimore Western Ave and Park Ave up for sale with an April 1 deadline. Any offer within 500 dollars of actual values considered. Contact a local real estate agent or SEC US for details.

SEC US West Third Baltimore Western Ave Park Ave

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