Market News Wheat and Stocks From Chicago March 22
Chicago market notes show wheat buying rally after a dip driven by Liverpool prices and cargo pressure from India and Argentina. May futures drifted, corn and oats weakened amid unsettled weather, while provisions held steady. New York stocks ended with mixed levels and several major issues listed. Weather forecasts call for fair but colder conditions in Iowa Illinois and South Dakota while hogs cattle and sheep receipts are estimated for the day. Cash wheat corn oats prices and Minneapolis bids are reported with closing quotes for wheat and corn in Chicago and St Louis.
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Chicago
Commission House
Liverpool
America
India
May
Waterloo
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Esco
Yester
Texas
Equalizing Assessments and Taxation Inquiry
State Auditor Blenk ey has sent inquiries to county auditors seeking data on real estate and personal property assessments to determine if properties are valued at full worth. Reports suggest a common practice of assessing at minimal percentages. The city council will review these issues as a board of equalization while fishing license questions draw public interest from locals like Benson Crownover who fears lawbreaking.
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General Assembly
Blenkey
Anderson
Busineas
Tfa
Rainbow
Benson Crownover
Hudson
Waterloo
Crownover
War Started On Chicken Thieves In Osage Iowa
A vigilance committee in Mitchell County forms a chicken department to suppress poultry thefts. The Mitchell County Protective association, dating to 1873 for horse thefts, now targets chickens with a $1 membership and a new fund. Officers elected: Byron Leighton president, W. Decker secretary, A. T. Sweeney treasurer, J. R. Byrnes and Edward Reynolds directors. See 183, Shackamaxon blue serge, $15, etc.
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Osage
Iowa
Mitchell County Protective Association
Byron Leighton
W. Decker
A. T. Sweeney
J. R. Byrnes
Edward Reynolds
Roosevelt given naval oranges in Riverside visit
Riverside cal March 22 Roosevelt Brain train stopped in Riverside on its way to Los Angeles. Roosevelt was presented with a basket of naval oranges grown from a tree transplanted by the colonel on his last coast visit.
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Riverside
Cal
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Naval
Girl Admits Slaying Freed in Defense of Honor
Poultney Rutland March 22 Judge F G Swinnerton discharges Camila Covina on murder charge after accepting her claim she shot Luigi Vermillo in defense of honor. The girl said Americans are freer than Italians and questioned the charge. An anti treat ordinance referendum in Tacoma also reported with a decisive win.
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Poultney
Luigi Vermillo
F. G. Swinnerton
Rutland
Camila Covina
America
Italy
Seattle
Wash
Tacoma
Land transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo summary
Multiple deeds recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. show Melvin Olney, Charles Paul. A N Ferris, Lois Stolt. William White, Daniel Haffa. Grant H Wells, Charles C Gaston et al. Mary I Leonard, Ellen H Marsh. Peter H Larson to the public. William A Elliott to the public. Hannah M Gushard, Alice M Vaughn. Harry H Fay, Sarah and Anna Boyack. and United States to John W Mack. Locations include Cedar City Cedar Falls Waterloo Pacific and Lane Fowlers additions. amounts range from 100 to 7050 dollars.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Melvin ¥. Olney
Charles Paul
Cedar City
A. N. Ferris
Lois Stolt
Cedar River Park
William C. White
Daniel Haffa
Litchfield
Waterloo
Grant H. Wells
Charles C. Gaston
North Waterloo and Railroads report a busy day
F. C. Sporle regained activity after a week at home with a severe cold and grip. Several railroad staff changed duties or left positions, including Engine dispatcher Frank Benischke losing $58 in a lost pocketbook, Master Mechanic J. A. Bell traveling to Chicago, and multiple resignations such as Otto Stufflefield and Henry Asmussel. Dr. J. H. Mason returned from Chicago. Wiliam Burns resumed work after typhoid fever. sales at O H Kighmey’s offered figs at ten cents per pound.
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F. C. Sporle
Frank Benischke
J. A. Bell
Chicago
Otto Stufflefield
L. Rhynders
A. P. Heald
Webster City
E. A. Heald
Fred C. Hurd
Illinois Central
Emma Behrens
Cedar Falla
George Harter
Henry Asmussel
William Tigen
H. H. Brenneck
Thoms Brooks
Chester L. Ray
W. E. Anderson
Frank T. Wagner
William Rohle
Thomas Murphy
I. C
J. H. Mason
Independence
T Independence
Wiliam Burns
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Waterloo City in Brief and Local Notices
Seymour Poyner and others left for a Colorado land expedition while various residents travel for visits, business, and celebrations. A Des Moines marriage license awarded to Clemende Spuzzillo to Rosario Pirillo, plus many local family updates, health notes, real estate moves, church fundraising progress, and a troubled Maytag-Mason auto incident on the Riverside bridge.
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S. E. Johnson
Seymour Poyner
William Lt. Kascht
George Rudolph
Colorado
Clemende Spuzzillo
Waterloo
Des Moines
Rosario Pirillo
Florence Worle
Minneapolis
The Skin and Not the Blood Eczema Remedy Ad
A vintage medical advertisement asserts eczema is a skin disease and promotes Merital Eczema Remedy. It claims blood purification unnecessary and praises prompt soothing, permanent results. Henderson Drug Co. sells the remedy in Waterloo.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo
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Waterloo Furniture CO
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Topeka, Kan
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Manchester
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Wall Lake
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Oxford
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Westmin
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Frankfort
Des Moines Register and Leader
W. B. Goffin
E. J. Johnson
Iowa Cities
Towa Loan & Trust Company
Fifth Street
Maytag-Mason Automobile Company
Fifth Street Bridge
F. C. Evans Piano Co
Waterloo, Towa
Kurtzmann
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Sycamore St
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Fom
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