Hog and cattle market summary from Chicago trading day
Chicago markets show hogs mostly 20 25 cents lower with receipts around 7000. best steers rise while lighter weights mixed. cattle receipts near 10,000 with heifers steady to lower and calves down. sheep slow with undertone weak, lambs and ewes varying by weight and grade. Chicago cash quotes and grain prices accompany the report with mixed futures and provincial readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiaigo
U. S
Chicago
Maren
Hite
Frye
Live stock receipts and prices across St Louis Sioux City and St Joseph
Receipts and price ranges reported for cattle hogs and sheep across St Louis, Sioux City, and St Joseph markets. Hogs near 19.40 to 15.90, cattle 5.50 to 18.25, sheep around 13 to 14 dollars, with overall receipts around 35 000 across the described marts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
ST Joseph Livestock
St Joseph
Sis
All Is Going Well Aboard Metrose in Rough Seas
The army transport Metrose carrying 24 officers and men from St Nazaire was reported in distress about 900 miles east of Bermuda due to a broken rudder. The tug Sea Rover from Termuda aided, while Capt Frostead of the Metrose said rough weather persisted but all was well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Metrose
St. Nazaire
Bermuda
Newport News
U.S
iCove
Sea Rover
Termuda
Frostead
Melrose
Fairview Cemetery Officers Re-elected At Annual Meeting
The Fairview Cemetery association held its annual meeting last night electing Henry W. Grout as president for another term with W. W. McFarlane continuing as vice president and Glen Goddare elected treasurer. C. Pi Altstadt and Ashley Dunham named directors. The owners hold perpetual care funds and bonds. cemetery improvements were discussed and will be decided by directors. Also notes on sales lectures at Paul Davis Dry Goods and Kansas City livestock prices for hogs cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Cemetery Sociation
Henry WW. Grout
Tprarporaben
W. W. Mcfarlane
Wraigtia
Ang Glen
God- Dare
C. Pi Altstadt
Ashley Dunham
Fairview Cemetery
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb live stock market data shows hogs receipts about 20,000 with mixed prices, cattle receipts around 6,100 with varied steer and cow values, sheep receipts near 5,000 with bids for ewes lambs and feeders. Prices span roughly 12 to 19 dollars for hogs, 7 to 18 dollars for cattle, and 11 to 20 dollars for lambs, reflecting a softer overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb. Marcel
Hirhers
Obituary notices from Waterloo area including Barrows and Judd
Obituary notices report Elizabeth M McIntyre death at St Francis hospital at 10 15 am age 85 heart trouble survivors include seven children with locations and mortuary arrangement details. Phoebe Barrows funeral set for Grace M B church burial Elmwood born 1839 came to Waterloo 40 years ago survivors listed. Darrel Lyman Judd died at St Francis hospital pulmonary embolism born Oct 11 1910. body moved to O Keefe Towne mortuary for burial. H B Howard’s death announced by niece Ruth Howard in New York City with few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. M'Ineyre
Elizabeth M.mcintyre
St. Francis Hospital
Altho
Intrs
A. B. Colvin
Cheyenne
Wyo
Forest
Ottumwa
Perry BL ‘Liott
Fairbank
William Met‘calf
John
Kathryn
Golden Elftman
Waterloo
Hileman & Gindt Mortuary
Phoebe Barrows
Grace M. B. Church
J. Lockwood
Elmwood
Barrows
Rufus W. Barrows
Anna Margaret Haynes
Darrel L. Judd
Darrel Lyman Judd
Hazleton
Lyman Judd
O'Keefe & Towne
Westgate
Prices Snag Butter Poultry Eggs From March Market
March 25 reports list butter prices lower for creamery and rsts, with firsts at 88 9/c and 38 3/4c per unit. Poultry prices show alive and springs higher at Kansas City and St. Louis markets, with hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks and eggs detailed. London money rates listed as 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Kansas City
St. Louis
SL. Louis
Butte Rearios
Rathbun Pardon Not Discussed At Chicago Meeting
Des Moines March 25 AP Thadeus Snell Ida Grove attorney testified before a house judiciary committee investigating the Rathbun pardon case that the pardon was not discussed during his Chicago conversation with Gov Harding two days before the grant Only casual mention occurred and Snell said no money came from the governor in Chicago He described Chicago topics as town politics and the Ida county political scene He explained a $1433 35 check from George Clark covered personal and professional obligations unrelated to the Rathbun case He said no service connected to the pardon was rendered though he suggested appealing and parole efforts for Ernest Rathbun Snell said he and Ida Grove figures visited Carroll to see the ill governor as arranged plans indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Thadeus Snell
Ida Grove
Lawa House Judiciary Committee
Rathbun
Harding
Chicago
Chiicago
Snell
Chiccago
Snefl
George Clark
Ida County
Clark
Big Land Deal In Waterloo Is Consummated
A land deal in Waterloo involving a valuation around 140000 is completed. The transaction transfers ownership of property at 410-412 Fifth Street West formerly occupied by the Cramer Motor Car Company to Lee Virtue of Owatonna Minnesota. The Gramer Motor Car Company will continue to occupy the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waluen
Waterloo
Optistan
Minnesota
Paynt
Uncle Harry Explains Europe Industrial Collapse
Uncle Harry explains Europe faces a collapse beyond food shortages, with Germany Austria Russia and Balkan states exhausted after four and a half years of war. Widespread destruction of industries farms and infrastructure, plus disease and malnutrition, cripple health and economy across Europe. The crisis, experts say, may take years to reconstruct as nations rebuild industrial capacity and supply chains.
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Uncle Harry
Europe
Russia
Central Powers
Balkan States
Helen
Germany
Jimmy
German Kiddies Smile Upon Yanks for Sweet Gifts
German children in Speicher, Germany, press at American headquarters seeking chocolates and cakes as U S troops occupy the territory. A typical youngster wears simple clothing and a discarded cap, illustrating daily wartime exchanges between occupiers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speicher
Germany
Porto Rico War Workers Return Home Wealthier and Fewer Fatigued
More than 1,100 Porto Rican war workers in the United States have returned to the island well dressed and prosperous with ready money in pockets. They toured from New York to New Orleans and preferred New York’s warmth and rice and beans to Puerto Rico. Many arrived by automobile and say they could not endure the cold. German savings rose from 26 million to 48 million marks in 1918 according to Coblenz bank reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
New York
New Orleans
Coblenz
Cobleng
German Speaking Parrot Lands Patrolman's In Tall Tale
A parrot owned by Mrs Rathbone near Oakland impressively speaks German causing two hunters Garerane and Grasseponte to fire near the Ruthone residence. A game-warden J L Bundock apprehends the incident, finding the hunters, a denuded parrot, and pheasants. The parrot is said to have learned German aboard a German sea captain’s vessel. In Uniontown Pa Sergt John Harvey reunites with brother Sergt Edward Harvey after four years apart in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
Gaorerane
Mathew Grasseponte
Rathyone
Raus
Issulod
Garerane
Grasseponte
Puta
Pluto
J. L. Bundock
Thelaity Prison
Bo- Lian Annt
Ates Cuull
Uniontown
France
John Harvey
Sergt
Harvey
Edward Harvey
Night of sobs and a raid against two young women
In Waterloo Iowa a night of tension followed the arrest of two young women during a raid. One white girl cried constantly at the station while the colored maid fought and swore, with both sides provoking a judge to consider treatment to end the alleged degradation. A fourth man was fined. three others denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myretla Mare
Polive Nyatron
Weiner
Gig
Baen
Stu
Mobis House
Wii
Birdsall
Tudge Boies
Mitchell News Briefs and Local Notices
Mitchell notes from Osage items include a death in a sanitarium at Little Nook and a funeral service led by Rev. Galbraith. Wm. Silks died last week from asthma. burial in Waterlow. Nell Moran traveled to Charles City for Sherman Nursery work. Labeled traffic ordinance passages from 1913 outline right of way rules at intersections and city clerk attestation by A. E. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
W. Trout
Liltle Nook
Von
Dewey
Grive
Mr. Galbraith
Ll Ansgar
Wm. Silrs
Colen
Waterlow
Hitle Sun
Waterlos
George Stires
Atrs
B.D. Wungerford
Mias Seaton
Osage
Nell Moran
Ehad
RC. Thompson
A. EB Tohnson
Reinbeck News Briefs Highlight Local Births and Ills
In Reinbeck Maren 25 a 11 pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andors on Saturday. J W Kelley installed a machine to nail safes, capable of two per minute with foot power. A telegram from Mrs Alex Anderson Wakonda SD asked her father to come for Axel who is very ill. Mr Shateer left for Wakonda. Freshmen and sophomores built a fine desk for the office. A 4 pound something was born to Mr and Mrs Sam Anderson Wednesday. Mary, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raipin Chompyen, is noted. A typhoid fever attack followed by pneumonia led to a death around 11:30 Thursday. Miss Yora Hacks Anita, a former Reinbeck teacher, died recently after teaching in Missouri Valley. Miss Harris was the domestic arts teacher in our schools. Rev M Pierce has been ill five weeks and missed pulpit duties. Saint Patrick’s party marked the class of ’22 Pearl Dirks 1st Monday night. Twin boys Hans Tooge welcomed March 20 with Henry, Ben, Henman and Guy and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinpbece
Reinbeck
Maren
Fred Andors
J. W. Kelley
Shatter
Alex Anderson
Wakonda
S. D
Axel
Misa Yora Hacks
Anita
Missouri Valley
I Harris
Clm
Pierce
Congregational Church
Saint Patrick's
Pearl Dirks
Hans Toege
Henry
Ben
Henman
Guy Tan]terhach
Hahban
Dewar Family Moves. Local School Term Closes Early
Marcel Dewar, 25, moves from Waterloo to a farm near his former home as winter term ends and spring term begins next week. D. B. Halnta is elected school director. Farmers send a carload of lings to Waterloo. poor roads hinder transport. William Schmitt plans to move to Waterloo to work this summer, Walter Schmitt employed by A. Word, Rene Jesup. Weather stays favorable for seedings. Winer family from Waterloo relocates to Joti Bell house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halnta
Blaea
Thomas Taramby
Waterloo
William Schmitt
Wat
Rloo Secon
Walter Schmitt
Rene Jesup
Mr Winer
Joti Bell House
Help Wanted and Real Estate Listings mix in Waterloo ad page
A late page fragment shows want ads for general work and skilled positions, plus multiple real estate offers and household items. Listings include tradespeople, maids, modern bungalows, furniture, and farm property, with rail timetables and an ordinance notice interspersed.
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Hurvey
I Corp
Dutura
Wluse
Weisielter
Lena
Leary
Timothy
Hansas
Grains City
Ligher
Minneapolis
Somalia
Xelow
Toledo
Mareh
Watertoo
Pbck - Rr
Stacey Springs
ST. Louis Livestock
Paul Davis‘Dry Goods Company
Chamber of Commmerce
B. W. Ivey
Commercial Department
The
State University
Pra Taainls
the Courier
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha Livestock
Aw. B. Howard
H. W. Hammond
Ruth Howard
New York City
H. B. Howard
London
Marcel
Yoele
Bughuid
Dialy
Joe
Eampires
Balkan
Rusglc
Ynele Larry
England
Pranta
Italy
Robert Gilmore
D. Mastain
Lincoln Township
Lena M. Palmauist
A. R. Hartzell
Dawson Street
Alice Tuttle
Florida
Mullan West
Newton
Fowler
Bryan Street
Hllery C. Geiger
Fortress Monroe
Ca. C
Coastl Artillery Corps
Frank Magee
E. W. Magee
Bunkerton
Beilinger
Herman Heybarger
First Street
W. HH. Gates
Camp Dodge
Estel
Cedar Rapids
Creamery Buttermakers'’ Association
Montrose
Tomore
Waterloo Pet Stock Association
Isabella Gareisson
J. D. Baston
Gareisson
Town Cadle Company
J. W. Brown
W. J. Crozier
W. B. Robinson
G. W. Dunham
Mathews Barr
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
James S. Barr
H. B. Boles
Carl Lilholm
Grace Lawrence
Innekeon
Waterloo Commercial Club
White
Heny. George Lecture Association of © League
Iin
Labor Famile
Kiddie Pratt Caan
Patrlio
Oakland
Cal
Qathbone
Gereau
Littleton
Lattioten
Dandies
Aid Sneloty
Phureday
Apsik
Mre
A. G. Manruks
Aukuss
Aloes
Camp
G. W. Camp
Leva
Sophia Maerrons
Joxwe
Witerloo
Mrable
Jesse
Mia
Leon
Burteuu
Thietin
Mulberry Street
Ibridge
Bridge Street
East Fourth Street
Cadar Retreat
Commercial Street
West Fourth Street
Jon Mulberry
East Park
Aventu
Lafayette
Stulherry Street
Jourh
Ksid
Tae Gounley
Lfe
Lysilroads
Canada
Bill Jones
Lane
Wateriog
John Chase
Roy Mooley
Barth
Tim Pringle
Richard Wisher
Anvy
Ira Marsh
Montana
Carl Timblin
Charles Stage
Dewar
Chorpentilnel
Hle Farm
Brre Ifler
Galloway Club
Marrinello
Barber Bhop
Cure Courier
Rhode Island
Toc Morrix
Black Hawk Road
Clay St
Cedar Wills
Dawson St
Guy
Allen St
Winnéscta Botatoss
Prats. Co
West
Fiat
City
Hudson
Goodyear Tire
Waterloo Nash Co
West Fifth Star
James van Vleet
Geneal
Prospect Ave
Telece
Call Red
Alt Mosinewx
Walnet
Cedar Falls
Bale
Ameri En Bet
Carbine
John Fenefon
Chas
Berteh Groce
Crescor
Davenport
West Fourth St
City of
Bam
Dubuque
Dubuque Seseee
Chicago -Omaha
Meee Ford
Eusses- Fort Dodge
Worth
Onth Bova
Pat
Minneapolie
Ang
St .Paula
St Paul
Albert Lew
Twin Cities
Manly
Treighe
Marthbouas
Burnington
St Laie
Cedar Rapide
Waverly Pliswa
Gedar Rapids
Waterland
Cedar Ravide
C'& NW
Pacific
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Bros &CD
Chicago Board OF Trade
Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
Ill
Marsh Place
G. Larrabee
Mer
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