Markets Endure Mixed Moves as Wheat and Hogs Rally
Chicago reports larger Liverpool wheat receipts weighing on prices while shorts cover, May wheat hovering near 1.04 and later around 2.04 in a mixed session. Corn weak then rebounded, oats firm, and hog futures rise on light supply with July pork near 16.25 and lard around 9.80. Sheep and cattle trade remains firm, with hogs highest price since last September and bulls eyeing summer gains.
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Liverpool
Ar«entina
Manitoba
Shorts
May
Ted
Daly
Hog Market Opens Strong Then Closes Higher in Chicago
Chicago March 12 Hog market opened strong with mixed and butchers trading around 2.86 to 2.70 per hundredweight. Closing 100 to 14 cents higher with mixed and butchers at 22.36 to 23.0. Cattle market opened weak. Mason Motor Company reports contract for gas cars to Southern Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. A Heurmann of Sheridan Wyoming becomes exclusive Wyoming and southern Montana representative. Spring chickens and ducks expected to ship this week.
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Chicago
Westerany
WITNO
Mason Motor Company
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
A. Heurmann
Sheridan
Wyo
Mason
Waterloo
Sotho
Margo
Witerlan
Hitler
Greeley Statue On View In New York City
A six inch Torace Greeley statue, destined for a ten foot pedestal, is now on display in New York. It is the work of William Ordway Part ridge and will eventually be placed at Chappaqua in Westchester County facing the alder Greeley farm. The unveiling will occur late May or early June, with pedestal tablets and crypt still unfinished.
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Torace Greeley
New York
William Ordway Partridge
Chappaqua
Westcester County
Ald Rreeley Farm
Babies the New Iowa Idea draws nationwide attention
The North American in Philadelphia published a page on Iowa’s baby movement led by Mrs. F Watts of Audubon and Dr. Margaret W Clark of Waterloo. It describes Iowa mothers turning to eugenics research in Europe and plans a state fair baby show with a new baby score card. Dr Clark reports from Cairo with notes on improving women and child health.
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Tse
Philadelphia
Margaret V. Clark
Waterloo
Europe
Watts
Audubon
Towa
State
Congress of Mothers
Tlitherta
State Board of Agriculture
Imra
Miles
Mother's Clubs
F. §. Watts
Iowa Congress of Mothers
Margaret W. Clark
Germany
France
England
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Ghost in the Woods Affects Gretchen Harden
Gretchen, alone in a bungalow with autumn winds howling, is frightened into fainting when a white clad actor appears on a porch roof during an open air Pygmalion and Galatea production. Arthur Graham carries her to safety, and Gretchen learns the “ghost” was a fellow performer.
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Helen
Gretchen Harden
Grahams
Graham
Simmer
Graham House
Miss Harden
Mrs. Conklin
Misa Harden
Pygmalion
Ttle
Arthur Graham
Mimos
Uttle
Patrick Dolan Receives Medal and £5 Reward in British Today
A British soldier Patrick Dolan, described as a scarred veteran, is honored with a medal for bravery. An officer announces a £5 bank credit awarded under a special order, but Dolan requests the five pound note to be kept on his chest.
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Patrick
Patrick Dolan
London Mirror
Which Re Worse The Rejected Or The Rebound
The paraphrase contrasts two phrases about heartbreak from rejection. The first suggests many men never recover after a woman's refusal. The second implies many men never recover after a woman turns him down, with a reversed wording.
Socialist Ticket Filed With Local Ballot Board
A full socialist slate was announced today listing Mayor T. L. Christensen Auditor W. L. Sandford Treasurer Frank Baehle Solicitor O. H. Hoy Engineer H. A. Lane Police judge H. F. Pierce Assessor W. W. J. Brennan Councilman at large east L. M. Hawyer Sr Councilman at large west Roy R. Reed Park commissioner east J. C. Shambaugh Park commissioner west George A. Rohrer Councilmen First ward W. G. Krueger Second ward Wilbur J. Brayton Third ward L. M. Hawyer Jr Fourth ward T. F. A. Russell.
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T. L. Christensen
Vw. L. Sandford
Frank Baehle
O. H. Hoy
H. A. Lane
H. F. Pierce
J. Brennan
East
L. ML Hawyer, Sr
West
Roy R. Reed
J. C. Shambaugh
George A. Rohrer
Waterloo Casket Company Seeks Involuntary Bankruptcy
A suit for involuntary bankruptcy was filed today with Bankruptcy Referee F. B. Merrian in the Waterloo Casket company of this city. Liabilities are about $17,000. Plant and stock at Chestnut and Clay streets are chief assets. Creditors include local and distant parties. First hearing set for March 28.
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F. 8. Merrian
Waterloo Casket Company
Chestnut and
Clay Streets
Waterloo
Delegates At Large For Cummins In Iowa
Delegates to the national Republican convention in Chicago will be instructed for Senator Albert B. Cummins at the Seventh Iowa district convention held in Des Moines. With 96 of 132 delegates instructed for Cummins, the move would likely secure two Cummins delegates and mark his first win at the national gathering.
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Jes Moines
Chicago
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Cummins
Motor Boat Fleet to Gather for Mississippi Regatta
Davenport Iowa March 12 boat fleets from upriver cities will assemble at Clinton for a monster reception the day before the annual Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta on July 4. The fleets will then move from Clinton to Davenport for the event.
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Davenport
Missippi Valley Power Boat Association
Clinton
Wreck injures many on Milwaukee passenger train
Milwaukee March 12 Part of passenger train No. 22 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul derailed near Oakwood ten miles south of Milwaukee. Fifteen persons were reported injured some fatally but none killed outright.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Oakwood
Wis
Freight Conductor Killed in Wreck Near Macedon
Rochester N Y March 12 A rear end collision between two New York Central freight trains two miles north of Macedon early today killed the conductor of one train in his caboose The Macedonian Bible class of Westminster Presbyterian will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs A Sutherland 1526 Fourth Street West members to bring their own dishes
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Macedon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. Sutherland
Fourth Street West
Slipped Up on the Sleuth
A Cincinnati reporter acted independently to cover a council meeting banned to outsiders. He joined with the janitor to reach a dusty vantage, drew a shorthand note, and observed the session where the chairman moved to reconsider and admit reporters.
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Cincinnati
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