Mixed markets and livestock news from Chicago and across the plains
Chicago May 1 grain and stock markets show an unexpected decrease in Liverpool stock for wheat spurring bullish mood. July wheat fluctuates and hogs drop with a 15 to 20 cent slide. cattle and sheep remain steady. Weather outlook includes frost warnings from the north and colder southeast regions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Rgé
Oklahoma
ST. Louis
Tony
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Neighborhood Bible Classes and May Events
Listings show Tuesday May 2 Bible class sessions by many hosts at multiple addresses, plus a May 2 concert by Southland Sextette at First Baptist and Girls Friendly Society gathering at Christ Episcopal church. May Breakfast at First Baptist served at 6 30 am. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. L B Freeman.
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Southland
First Baptist Church
Rose
Girls’ Friendly Society of Christ Episcopal Church
Salome McElhinney
Third Avenue West
L. B. Freeman
First Baptist, Church
Unsuccessful in killing self after drinking carbolic acid
Martin F. Luloff attempted self destruction Saturday morning by drinking carbolic acid after consuming whiskey to heighten nerve. He survived the initial poisoning with medical aid. kidneys may be affected, but he can take small nourishment. Chief Dinneen secured a confession, but Luloff would not discuss love affairs or a Waterloo girl. He asked destruction of the acid bottle. A church event at First Baptist on May 2 lists tickets for sale.
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Martin F. Luloff
Waterloo
Nauman Co. Strike Sparks Labor Rules Protest
About 25 to 30 workers at the Nauman company sash and fixture shop stopped work after last Friday’s wage and hours rules were presented. The union rules call for nine hours daily, overtime pay, a $0.31 minimum wage for journeymen, and union steward recognition, with management to run the shop as it sees fit. The company says no unionization is demanded and no trouble is expected, though sympathy walkouts by painters and finishers are anticipated.
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Nauman Company
Othcers
Mill Men
Wm. BL. Huber
The
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Waterloo Building Trades Council
Painters’ and Finishers’ Union
Inill
New Pastor Installed at Northminster Presbyterian Church
Rev Frank Schroeder was installed as pastor of Northminster Presbyterian in a Sunday service attended by many. A committee appointed at the Waterloo Presbytery spring meeting prepared for the service. Rev W B Sandford assisted and urged cooperation, with Rev D W Fahs delivering the sermon on the eighth psalm and Rev H W Reherd giving the charge to the pastor.
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Board of Trustees
First Presbyterian Chuych
Robert ¢. Westenburg
H.W. Reherd
Sesemn
Westenberg
Pittsburg
ATL
Live
Reherd
Westenbure
Westenburg
Westenburge
Crermany
W. O. Stevenson
Independence Avenue
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Northminster
D. W. Fahs
H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Town Talk and Local Notices
Kernie visits Chicago on business and returns tomorrow. Kubna from Council Bluffs visits relatives this Sunday. Dr. G H Sumner reports April deaths in Black Hawk County totaling 50 with 32 males 18 females and one over 90. State death total for the month reaches 2145. Free Wood shine samples offered to ladies. hair care demos this week at Hall Fifer. Olaf AL LICENSE Anderson and Mame 1D Thomas listed among local names.
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G. H. Sumner
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Black Hawk County
OkO Separate Maintenance
Mary Burger seeks separate maintenance for herself and three children Clarence Leo and Carl from husband Atiten Burger. She says they separated five years ago after desertion and she has supported the family with daily toil. She alleges habitual intoxication and that he earns 190 dollars a month with 1000 dollars in bank holdings. She prays for one half of the assets and 234 dollars monthly.
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Mary Burger
Clarence
Leo
Carl
Atiten Burger
Kaide Center
Catiaaint
Burger
Iiven
Findson Bank
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Saxon St
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W. Hemsworth
Rebel Ave
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West Twelfth St
F. E B. Ball
Jefferson St
J. C. Davis
Avalon Ave
BioGa
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Nauman CO
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GALL
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Dr. Rederd
Washington
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Dee Moines
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U. A
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Anderson
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OKO
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Childema
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Woods Bros
Benito
Rubelik
Italy
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May Howell
West Third Street
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