Spring Sale and Public Notices Collide in Waterloo
A jumble of tiny ads and legal notices from Waterloo, Iowa, lists spring sale items such as hats, sweaters, goats, and baby gear, alongside insolvency and estate matters. The notices cover wills, executors, bank sales, and bankruptcy filings with dates, locations, and contact details amid garbled OCR.
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Byrnes Fark
Lotse Easley
Séc
Park, Blvd
Hasxk
Tyra
Gustav Klema
Feza
W. Thompson
Black Hawk County
Mary Hall
Uxreatrix
Waterloo
Iowa
Reed
Dw. Thompson
Black Hairk National Bank of
United States
Pioneer
Black Hawk National
F. J. Eighmey
Black Hawk National Bank
Towa
United States District
Otto’ EB. Prhm
J.b.jordan
Marsh- Place
Watertoo
Inns
J. J. EB. Jordan
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report March News Brief
Kansas City stockyards show mixed cattle results with heavy steers around 13 50 to 16 00, yearlings near 12 to 14 dollars, and calves steady. Sheep absent for the week, lambs around 15 to 17 dollars, hogs steady to lower with top around 44.40 for the 92–95 lb range, but most hog prices near 18 to 19 dollars per cwt. Receipts feature 402 cattle, 2000 hogs, and light sheep activity.
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Kansas City -Livestock
Kansas City
Arizona
Chicago
Todey
Peererere
Wikea and Butchers
Peeneeera
Rirereteeers
Chicago Sd
Kanana Olly
Marah
Amsan
St Louis Livestock Market Report March 23
Receipts hogs 4000 steady to weak with Friday fading prices. best cuts 1.25 to 1.40 per lb for 250 to 350 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 300 with steers and yearlings up to 50 cents. cows steady to strong, feeders lower. Sheep none. lambs steady with top city butcher prices around 17.40 and bulk near 16.75 to 17.26.
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E. ST. Louis
St. Louis
Omaha Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
Omaha Nebraska receipts for hogs, cattle, and lambs show varied changes from the prior week. Hog receipts around 6,000 with prices mostly steady to lower, cattle receipts about 500 with mixed steadying trends in steer and yearling classes, and lambs around 1,200 with fat lambs higher and feeders firm. Top values noted for weighted categories include hogs around 114.07 to 1320 pounds, steers up to 13.50, and fat lambs near 14.90 with shearing and related figures also listed.
Decided Setback in Butter Prices From Output Rise
Minneapolis reports butter prices steady with output gains and higher shipments. Chicago notes reduced difference with eastern markets, boosting supply and pressuring prices as production increases in mills and factories across the region.
Market and Financial News Yield Mixed Wheat and Cotton Movements
Wheat values adjusted toward European standards with gains in futures for deliveries, while receipts for the week exceeded last year by 3.7 million bushels. Cotton opened steady to higher with May and July futures up marginally, and Liverpool cotton futures closed steady amid light demand and modest price moves.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Market Summary Abruptly Mixed Prices
Kansas City grain bids show No 2 dark red wheat around 1.12 and No 3 near 1.10 1.23 per unit. Corn receipts and oats are listed with varying No 3 and No 2 white bids. Wheat and mixed bags trade across several lots, with some unchanged volumes and scattered 40s-50s pricing for white and yellow corn.
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Kansas City
Marcel Cars
Produce Futures Report From Chicago March Market
Fragmented OCR text reports futures for butter and eggs with garbled terms. Mentions storage standards and new refrigerator standards for various months, with unclear figures and mislabeled dates. A likely market note on commodity pricing and standard changes rather than concrete quotes.
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Chicago
Potato Market Report from Chicago
Potatoes receipts totaled 161 car loads of truck plus 302, with 759 cars in total U S shipments. Trading very slow as Wisconsin round whites moved 80 to 70 cents, Minnesota and North Dakota round whites 60 to 65 cents, Red River Ohibos $1.00, Idaho Russets about $1.45 to $1.65.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Peoria and Omaha Grain Prices and New York Market Notes
Grain prices from Peoria and Omaha list various No. 5 white and yellow corn, No. 2 white and yellow wheats, and sample grades with bid and ask figures. In New York markets, sugar remains dull with steady spot and refined prices.
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New York
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Chicago March 23 1906
Wheat prices list for No 7 hard and No 3 northern spring with smut, corn and oats quotes across No 4 to No 6 mixed, No 3 white and yellow varieties, rye sales unavailable, barley and timothy, cloverseed and provisions including lard ribs and bells with prices in dollars and cents.
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Chicago
Market Dairy and Poultry Receipts Across Cities
New York reports steady butter and varied egg receipts with numerous grade distinctions and prices, including 10 156 tubs of butter and 90 877 cases of eggs. Chicago lists similar movements with creamery butter at 45 45 cents, eggs at 26 2 6 cents, and several cheese varieties. Missouri notes Missouri No 3 eggs and steady butter and cheese trends, with hens around 24 cents and turkeys varying by grade.
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New York
Hennery White
Meerby Hennery Brown
Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
Livestock prices advance for vealers and certain cattle while hogs ease. Receipts reach 6 600 hogs with direct buys, lambs around 16 50 to 16 88 top, bulk steers near 10 5 to 12 0, vealers up to 15, hogs lower than Friday’s average, stockers and feeders active, prices varied across weight classes in Sioux City March 23.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 4000, prices largely steady to 35 cents lower with several classes and weights listed. Cattle receipts 1000 including calves and steers. weights and classes show broad moves with heavy steers down and vealers up. beef cows and cutters mixed. Sheep receipts 5000 with lambs higher and ewes steady, ranges for natives and feeding lambs noted.
Limited Outlet for Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Chicago reports slow hog demand keeping prices near last levels with steady to lower quotes. Hog receipts 7,000 with 6,000 left over. top around 14.85 for 200 lb hogs. packing hogs 12.35 to 14.70. cattle and sheep markets also steady to weak, week totals show large gains for hogs year over year and overall livestock activity subdued.
Minneapolis Grain Market Report March 23
Minnesota grain prices show No 1 northern wheat at $1.16 to $1.39, No 1 dark northern $1.31 to $1.39, amber durum around $1.18 to $1.25, and No 2 amber durum near $1.16. Corn No 3 yellow and No 3 white oats are listed with limited detail. Chicago hay receipts note timothy $20 to $29, clover and alfalfa ranges $18 to $28.
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Minnesvalle
Minn
Montafia
Chicago
Timothy
Timothy Clover
Timothy Grass
Claver
Chicago Stock Exchange
Allied Products
Ari Metal Works
Borg Warner Siverer
Butler Bros
Great Lakes
Grigsby-Grinow Savered
Hart Carter
Insull
Meadows Mig
Missouri-Kansas
Zenith Radio
Seve, Son
Hart Parr
Aeey Arenes AB Dexter Co
Oliver Farm
Equipm’ Petegeres
Equipo
Oliver
Hog price report from Towa's Packing Centers
Associated Press dispatch details hog prices at several markets. Des Moines area quotes steady primes light to medium at 10.85 to 11.10, prime heaviest 10.75 to 11.00, good packers around 10.50 to 10.75. Mason City packers list medium 180-300 pounds at 11.10, heavy 310-300 pounds at 10.80, prime heavy 360-400 pounds at 10.50, sows 300-400 pounds at 10.90, best lights 130-180 pounds 7.50 to 8.00. Ottoman area pricing shows lighter weights 150 pounds around 9.05 to 10.06, packers 450 pounds and up around 10.95.
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Fry
Associated Press
Cetar Rapids
Des Moines
Raesinta
Mason City
Tae Ag
Burley Setheer
Orangs Creamery
Butte
Artington Butt
Gitte & Co
Lo Choy Weiss
Hath Packing Co
Iowa
Timothy Koy
Colin Broa
Bond Market Mixed Amid Broad Trading With Gains in Rails
New York bond trading showed a firmer tone over the weekend with gains in several railroad issues. Anaconda Copper slipped while Atchison Convertible traded around 113, Kendell and other industrials moved up, and Southern Pacific refis posted strength as Foreign issues firm in early session.
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New York
Atchisan
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Kendells
Public Service
New Jersey
Waterloo Markets Prices at Noon March 24
Waterloo markets report noon prices with commodities listed for grains fruits and livestock. Local traders note steady demand and price shifts across corn oats and pork cuts.
Buying Selling Quotations Through Chicago Change
Quotations from Chicago show cattle receipts 200 with mixed yearlings and light weights up to 25 cents higher. Matured steers and fat cows lower. stockers steady. Calves 200 head, vealers and bulk around 14 dollars. Hogs 1,400 receipts steady with top at 11.60. sheep 100 receipts lambs about 16 to 17 dollars. Liberty bonds close with government issues on March 7.
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Omaha
Neb
Ted
Madium
ST. Paul
Booth SS Paul
Minn
Market slides as bears regain edge in industrials
Wall Street ended the week with most industrial stocks falling to lower price levels as bears seized control amid weak support for speculative favorites. Copper rose per pound, margins tightened, and rumors of cash demands spurred heavy selling by professionals while a reserve board meeting loomed over rediscount rate decisions.
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WS. Cousins
New York
Marth
Bears
Wall Street
Nervon
Cieneral Motors
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Iater- National Combustion
Bila
Bethichen
Orumark
Botiken
Tecken
Carnallry
Washington Dispatches
Reserve Board
Stock Selloff Deepens as Liquidity Fails to Support Markets
New York reports heavy liquidation with many issues down 2 to 7 points amid unease over credit conditions. Declines plagued Radio, Kennecott, Westinghouse Electric, General Electric, and American Can as trading remained irregular and volume hovered near two million shares. Despite some pockets of buying for National Cash Register and American Sugar Refining, the market closed lower with a broad weakness across majors and rails.
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New York
Target
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
International
Abraham Apg Strous Hts
Curtiss Aeronautics
All
Vanadium Steel
Anaconda Copper
General Electric
Radio
National Cash Register
Goodyear Rubber
Greene Canntieo
Canadian Pacific
Wright Aeronautical
American Can
Columbia
Bull
San Francisco
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Anaconda
Kennecott
Warner Pictures
Davison Chemical
American Telephone
International Telephone
Standard Ol
Chesapeake, Ohio
Baltimore& Ohio
International Nickel
Midland Fiber Products
Johns Manville
Greene Csanance
American & Foreign Power
Alfied Chem
Allis Chalmers Mit
American Agr
American Car & Fuy
American Smelt, & Rete
American T. & T
American Tobacco
Sancta Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Bathlehems Geel
California
Calumet & Ariz
Canada
Cerroce
Esisego
Chicago Great Western
Power
Northwestern Co
Rf & Py
Chile Copper
Onryster Motors Olins Service
Colorado Fuel & Tron Consolidated Gas
Ives Corn Frodueta Crucible Steel
du Pont de Nem Electric Power
D& Light of
Eric R. R
Wine General Ame
General Asphalt
General Cigar
Yee Ees
General Molts
General
Otdoor Ady
Ginde
Gonthicn
Florence Graham Palgo Motors
Greene Cananea
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Dinos Central
Inland
Steelee
Harvester Wuiyte International Nickel
Jordan Motors Oo
Kansaa City
Southerty
Keith Albee Orpheum
Yerere Kelly Sprimaffeld
Teseeee Kennecou Copper
Kresger
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
Marland di - Minmi
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
National Department Stores
National Enameling
National Load
Nevada
Gap
Northern Pacine
Packard Motors
Poeta
American BeBaekaiday Aberences
Pennsylvania
R. Be Peoples Gas
Pere Marquette Phillips
Pervaleum Pure Ou
Caron
Ama
Reading Oo
Tron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union of Stormand Co
Vis Eeeede
Cease de Bas Sinclair Gams
Pris Sin Revere Ee Bong
Southern Pace Oo
Tibns Southern Railway
jAtandard Gos ¢& Elect
Standart Oil
Californi
Atandard Oil
New Jersey
Standard Oi
Shahaker Oi
Ceeey
Ea Texans
Union Clariate
Californi Veerae
Adiots Pacific
United Clears
Rawher Eels UU. S
Ces
Grain markets reel as carryover predictions surge
Chicago traders face forecasts of a record wheat carryover up to 160 million bushels, nearly double the 10-year average, with corn and oats drifting lower on softer prices and strong cash demand for oats. Traders weigh expectations of congressional support for agricultural measures amid broad futures ownership. An accompanying foreign exchange snapshot lists steady rates in major currencies and world markets.
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Chicago
United States
Congress
Canada
Great Lakes
Constance Demands Tests Before Marriage To George Morse
In a domestic drama Constance Peck refuses to wed George Morse until he proves he is a true man. Her mother guides three tests on selfishness love of children and dogs and peer regard, while Constance alternates plans to reveal his character amid social pressures and family scrutiny.
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George
Constance
George Morse
Mrs. Peck
Bermett
Conmie
Ihildren
Anyione
Gorge Paully
It Is Our Happy Wedding Day The Joke Ends Uncertain
Constance questions marriage as she reveals she has tested George. He calms her with affection, and she admits love in a tense moment. He jokes about meeting her requirements and declares she loves him, while his mother-in-law remains silent on the outcome.
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Constance
George
American Legion Posts Build Arena and Prominent Civic Efforts
A survey of American Legion activities across towns shows posts planning a large arena for boxing in Las Vegas New Mexico. In Southampton Massachusetts bandsmen remain active since 1928. Honesdale Pennsylvania civic clubs join Legion effort to build a 39000 pool. Mayor V J McGrath praised by Quincey post for appointing trained men to police and fire. Valdosta Georgia Legion dinner featuring birds. A Yampa Florida honor for Dr D W Rosenthal after Armistice day parade. Jamaica New York Legion seeks better police protection and rail guard. Memphis Tennessee Legion sponsors a citywide art contest. New London Connecticut tag day by Groton post raises funds for disabled veterans. Portsmouth New Hampshire automobile show. Lewiston Montana Scouts sponsored by Legion commended. Helena Montana Post No 2 incorporated to protect Legion interests.
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New London
Corin
Groton Post No. 114
American Legion
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