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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

11

Wheat and Corn Prices Reach New Market Highs Amid War News

Wheat and corn surged to fresh high levels as bullish crop reports from Nebraska and Kansas spurred buying. May wheat jumped to 1.97% with followings in Jan and July futures, while corn mirrored gains. Later, prices eased but remained elevated on continued shortages and stronger hog and cereal markets.

Chicago Nebraska Kansas Palestine Dardanelles Platte Rivers

Cash Grain Prices in Chicago and Midwest Markets

Chicago and Minneapolis grain prices listed for March 29 show mixed cash values for wheat corn and oats. No. 2 hard and No. 2 yellow corn trade around 1.20 to 1.24 per bushel, with wheat near 1.86 to 1.92 in cash and May flax near 2.93 to 2.95. Kansas City and St. Louis notes include similar grain quotes and produce prices across regional markets.

Chicago Minneapolis Minnneapolis Mign Hansas Cixyt Kansas City

Hog Prices Rise Amid Light Receipts in Midwest Markets

Chicago and regional livestock reports show hog prices advancing as receipts fall short of expectations. Strong demand for choice grades with bulk sales near 15 dollars to 15.25, while cattle and sheep receipts vary across Kansas City St Louis and Omaha markets with mixed but steady price ranges.

Chicago Kansas City Livestock Kansas City ST. Louis Omaha Neb

New York Stocks Swing Around Sinclair And Midvale

Trading focused on Sinclair Oil and Midvale Steel with Sinclair surging to 59 while Midvale fluctuated near 60. Active issues Cripps-Seabury and Wilson Packing posted gains, and United States Steel and standard rails showed irregulars as bonds stayed steady and the session closed heavy.

New York Sinclair Oil Midvale Steel Midvale Criegs-Seabury Wilson Packing Sgaim Bethlehem Steel New Stock Lackawanna Steel American Can Texas Company Hide & Leather United States Steel Standard Stock Exchange Ohio Gas Montana Power Virginia Iron Mexican Petroleum Altho Sinclair

Closing stock prices and grain quotes from New York

Special wire from New York reports closing prices for major stocks led by American Can and American Sugar Refining with numerous others including General Electric, International Harvester, and U S Steel. Wheat and corn prices for March 28 show No 2 hard at 2.11 to 2.24. No 2 white corn at 4.23 to 4.42.

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Bane Clearings and Financial Totals for Waterloo Week

Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending March 29 totaled 2 377 304 41 with daily figures 410 427 62 Friday 66 695 74 Saturday 426 833 98 Monday 387 429 06 Tuesday 54 772 74 Thursday. Deeds and mortgages figures follow for the period ending March 25 and 29 1917 1918 and 1916 with totals 52 875 00 and 52 ,875 00 respectively for deeds and 740 125 06 435 931 80 and 1 ? for mortgages. No. of instruments filed to date and year-over-year comparison noted.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Waterloo Bank Apecen BDF

Waterlo o Market Prices and Rural Goods Report

A waterton market ledger lists grains such as wheat and rye with prices, plus cattle, hogs, butter, eggs, and potatoes. Various farm staples including hay, oats, dairy products, hides, and poultry are recorded with wholesale and retail price ranges. The snippet also notes London and New York pricing for silver and sugar and closes with a joke about a photographer and a baby.

French Push Delivers Advance Toward St Quentin

French official reports recount further successes as forces push toward St Quentin on the 2.5 mile line from Castres to Messigny le Grand. Outskirts of Folombray and Conecy le Chateau reached, threatening La Pere with positions strengthened along the Marghval Vreeny line.

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Grain letters discuss wheat corn and oats market trends

In Chicago on March 29 Lamson Gros. & Co notes that cash wheat sells at premiums above Chicago futures with May No. 2 hard at 2.20 in St. Louis and 2.14 in the gulf. New highs arise for May and old crop wheat. Corn reaches new highs as demand supports price, while oats rise on stronger cash demand and shifting long positions.

Chicago St. Louis Gulf

How French Threaten New German Line

French forces press northeast of the St. Quentin canal advancing four kilometers as Germans retreat to Seraucourt Grand. They gain on heights northeast of Targnier, cross the Aillotte river, and push along the Aregny Chitros line after heavy fighting.

St. Quentin Canal Seraucourde-Grand Targnier Aillotte Aregny

Germans Strive For New Line In Palestine Front

War updates report German efforts to gain a new line within forty miles of Jerusalem, with coastal advance from Rafa toward Gaza and Jaffa. French attacks in Champagne and near Verdun fail to recapture trenches, while Paris announces capture of a major munitions depot and continued artillery exchanges along the Somme and Alsace fronts. Local notes express gratitude for rescue efforts around a burning store in Raymon and acknowledge aid from residents.

Jerusalem El-Chalil Hebron Rafa Mediterranean Gaza EL Chalil Palestine Dead Sea Orty Milles Jaffa Palestinat Paris Berlin France Champagne Verdun Paria War Office Somme Alsnze Solasons Aisne Oise Soissons Reims la Panmipelle Tahure Argonne Fourtes Chaneses Menar Verdun Hindenburg

Joyriders Struck City Cars and One Horse Buggy

Joyriders prowled the city last night stealing three automobiles and a horse and buggy. Police recovered two cars, one remains missing, and investigators traced routes toward De Motonox with inquiries about the Lael road. A Bulck 11916 bearing Nebraska plates was stolen, and a Bert Achty car was taken on Fourth Street. One horse and buggy were recovered later on Independence Avenue, while a second horse was found abandoned.

Watts Ana Wheelud Eighth Street Nevada Serratian Lael Dea Motnox Bert l Achty Logan Avenue We. Moora South Strart Conomnaccial J. AL. Griffith Independence Avenue

Ames College Boys to Join Cavalry at State College

Ames Illinois March 29 Two troop s of cavalry and at least one company of engineers are to be drafted at the town state college for the national guard. Announcement followed a meeting with faculty and students. Parental consent is required for students to join. The unit will be composed mainly of faculty members. State college officials began a military survey to determine how many undergraduates would be eligible in case of war.

Ames Feulty Alata I War

Senate Page 13 Dies After 60 Foot Fall at Capitol

In Des Moines Iowa a 13yearold senate page died today after falling 60 feet from a ledge on the south side of the state capitol. He was attempting to scale a narrow ledge during an unauthorized balcony activity. The father is a local clergyman.

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Big Rise in Railroad Costs Shifts Rates Debate

Washington March 29. US interstate commerce commission reports January 1917 operating revenues rose about 40 million dollars over January 1916 while operating expenses increased by 21 million. The data fuels debate on general rate hikes as railways cite high costs and wage pressures. Teamsters union in Maxwell hall plans to draft a wage scale, seeking higher pay amid living and grain price increases.

Washington Teamsters' Union Maxwell Hall Jrs Teamsters

Food Shortage in Bavaria Critical Says Brettreich

London dispatch reports Minister Brettreich warned of severe Bavaria food shortages and a deficiency in Bavarian brandy as conditions worsened outside Bavaria. He cited wartime friction between north and south Germany, noting 70 different war organizations and urging a realer commercial law to ease pressures while saying the coming weeks would test the people.

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Unclear War News Frat and Guard Shot Context Missing

Fragmented local notes describe a wartime scene with a soldier guard killed by a wagon wheel, a missing named individual Raymond March 29, and various family visits and social events. Several parish and town names appear alongside church notices and a municipal gathering advertising a talk on Black Rock.

Illinois Mine Wages Demand Sparks Attitude Split

Springfield March 29 coal operators of the Central Illinois Con Operators Association may skip the mineral officials and operators conference set for Indianapolis on April 4. The move signals a statewide stance among operators while United Mine Workers leaders in the Mindy district oppose wage increases now, citing current conditions.

Golfers Start Campaign to Water Greens at Byres Park

Golf enthusiasts circulate petitions asking the park board to fund watering the greens at Byres Park course with pipes to cover all greens and shrubbery. Previously water was hauled by barrel, seen as costly and inadequate. the dry months bring waterlogging on greens. Temperature notes and local ads appear in surrounding text.

Board of Park Commissioners Byres Park Barrain Golfers Bay Uceda

Whatea Ponition Chauffeur and Various Help Wanted

Classified fragments show numerous want ads for driver positions, housekeeping rooms, a painter, bell boy, secondhand feed bags, washing and ironing, groc ry clerk, and several sale listings. Also notices for room rentals, a used baby buggy, and general sales items with contact numbers and vague locations. The garbled text lists job seeks and services across small-town businesses and households.

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