Market News and Weather Outlook in Midwest and Chicago
General markets forecast shows fair weather in the northwest and South Dakota with rising temperatures. Market news from Chicago reports lighter Argentina shipments, British strike concerns, wheat receipts, corn declines on extended supply, oats steady, and hogs and cattle prices mixed in St Louis and Kansas City trading centers.
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Courier patterns offer Courier patterns by mail
The Wa Terloo Evening Courier fashion department advertises up to date Courier pattern designs. Customers fill a coupon and send it with 10 cents per pattern to receive patterns by mail. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should arrive within ten days after sending.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Fruit Farms at Auction Near Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Two fruit farms owned by Bert Crandall between Waterloo and Cedar Falls on the interurban line are to be sold at public sale Wednesday April 3. Each 5 1 2 acre property features a furnished residence, fruit plantings including berries and apples, substantial improvements, and ample water. A down payment of 500 dollars required, rest due on sale day with full terms announced. Crandall plans to move to California and will sell personal effects the same day.
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Cedar Falls
Bert Crandall
Crandall
California
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B. F. Miller
Gour
Burch Bros Spring Opening Show Highlights New Gowns
The Burch Bros spring style exposition opens today at their store with millinery, gowns, and suits on display. Young women models present the gowns tonight from 7:39 to 9:30 with music enhancing the event. The store offers a full assortment of the season’s prettiest fashions attracting many ladies this afternoon.
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Burch Bros
Open Beauty Parlor on West Fourth Street Offers Quick Restyle
Madame Florence Kimble, termed the High Priestess of the Conservatory of Beauty, opened last Saturday on West Fourth Street above Korell Hardware. The parlour stays open Wednesday and Saturday evenings to handle overflow, promising on the spot remodeling and restoration services for those seeking a new look.
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Madamoiseila Florence Kimble Ds
Thi Conservitory of
Treauty
West Fourth Street
Korell Hardware
Rejuvenated Irving at Waterloo opens after six months work
The Irving hotel in Waterloo Iowa reopens after six months of remodeling led by proprietor C. L. Kingsley and chief clerk John J. Den Jae ser. A new lobby with Tiffany fixtures, oak furniture, and marble bases welcomes travelers, and a second floor annex adds convention rooms and 50 more guest rooms with baths. The dining room and Peacock Alley attract praise as the property targets conventions for up to 500 attendees. A new annex contract is set to complete by September 1.
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Waterloo
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Iowa
Bridges Cleared After Early Morning Walks
Street commissioners cleared walks on the bridges making passage passable. The note references prior display ads urging careful reading and thoughtful consideration of this paper's issue.
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Good Government
Sailors' Remains Arrival Keeps Maine Victims Focal
Washington dispatch reports the scout cruiser Birmingham arrived at the navy yard bearing the recently recovered remains of victims from the old battleship Maine. The event highlights ongoing recovery efforts and naval ceremonies in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Caskets to be kept at navy yard before burial
Thirty four caskets will be kept at the navy yard until Saturday, then taken to state war and any memorial services will be held. They will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Navy Yard
Arniugton National Cemetery
Des Moines hospital patient receives flowers from old railroad friend
Al W. Moore once worked in Waterloo and long served as financial and insurance reporter for the Register 2nd Leader in Des Moines. He has been ill for weeks in a Des Moines hospital. W C Brown, president of New York Central, a former railroad associate, sent a sympathy letter and a box of rare hothouse flowers.
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Waterloo
Register 2Nd Leader
Des Moines
W.C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Moore
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