Chicago Market Notes May 5 1900s
Chicago markets show butter higher eggs lower and cheese steady with varied receipts. Live stock at Union Stock Yards reported cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and next day outlooks. Hog prices opened steady and closed slightly higher, cattle market opened weak then strong with gains in beef and calf categories. Hay and straw values listed. hides and veal prices given. Waverly IA reports new electric clocks and local funeral notices.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Reds
Union Stock Yards
Reese
Sopha Rabe
Mercy Hospital
Chas. Rabe
Finchford
Elizabeth Nitardy
Mutual Aid Society
A. Bentley
Roberts
Delwelh
Plainfield
G. H. Scully
Kansas City
General Markets Market News May 5 Wheat and commodities rise
Frost predictions and bullish cables firmed the wheat market led by May options amid stock in elevators. Corn climbed on storm damage in Argentina with oats following. Provisions rose on higher hog prices. Live stock firms as sheep and lambs demand stays strong. cattle limited.
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Chicago
Argentina
Grain market price report with regional futures data
Prices listed for wheat corn and oats across US markets Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg with July and May futures. Notes include No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard and other grades plus percentages and price ranges for each commodity and location.
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Chicago
N. S
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Waterloo
Wellington
TGC
Waterloo I C Depot Praised as Sanitary North of Ohio
Dr. A E B Campbell health officer of the Illinois Central railway hails Waterloo passenger depot as the best north of the Ohio river praising agent Fred Austin for sanitary efforts. He notes clean depots cars and shops with open windows screens and fresh air as key to preventing tuberculosis among workers and travelers. He describes the health drive as extending to Chicago offices and advocates moving staff to suburbs for sunny open-air conditions.
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Scotchman
Bhanipa
Chicago
Waterloo
Ohio River
A. E B. Campbell
Illinois Centrals Railway
Fred Austin
Dr. Campbell
Tlinois
Campbell
Illinois Central
Marshall Field
Real estate transfers in Waterloo Cedar Falls area
Real estate notices include transfers: Black Hawk to Leavitt Johnson W Floyd lot 6 Waterloo for 225 dollars. Carl P Kaudsen to Leo W Larson lot 4 block 14 Cameron's 2nd add Cedar Falls for 2300. C Q Lamson et al to Pred W Pett lot 67 Kenwood Park Waterloo for 1. Mary M Spafford to Ethel M Tatgt lot 268 Kenwood Park Waterloo for 1. Harris Cole Dros Inc to M G Harris Elbert Ki Salth trustees SACTIONS tract Co to KE 17 Hager Hagerman.
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Black Hawk
Leavitt & Johnson
W. Floyd
Hine Man Place
Waterloo
Clack Piace
Carl P. Kaudsen
Leo W. Larson
Property transfers and an old allergy remedy ad
Part block 26 listing Cedar Falls and Waterloo property transfers including George W. Pett to Harlan A. Sweet and G W French to Louis Chaparas among others. Also a retail advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claiming to treat whooping cough in children with a commendation from Mrs. Shipps of Raymondville Missouri and notes it is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Cedar Falls
George W. Pett
Harlan A. Sweet
G. WY
Louiis Chaparas
Ricker & Bratnaber's
Waterloo
Foley
Y W C A Week of Prayer Observed Across North Central
The Y W C A observes a regional Week of Prayer across the north central territory with a publicity drive. Sunday afternoon featured a service with board members highlighting local and worldwide Y W C A work and presenting statistics on city associations, town groups, and about 6,000 members.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
North Central Territory
Middle States
North Central Field
Y. Woc. A
North Central
National Board
Young Woman's Chistian Association
John Millar apartment house under construction in city
Workmen began brick laying on the John Millar apartment house at Sixth and Washington streets. The three story, 66 by 88 foot building will have 17 apartments with six three two room units and steam heating. Occupancy eyed for October 1.
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John Millar
Sixth
Washington Streets
Miller
Ble
Russell-Lamson
Surprise visit marks Sporle’s 45th anniversary
On the forty fifth anniversary of Fred A. Sporle eminent commander of Ascalon commandery No 26 ET Mrs Sporle invited members to a dinner at his home last evening. He returned shortly before seven and found seventeen members gathered.
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Fred A. Sporle
Ascalon
No. 26
E. T
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Burton EB. Wilson
J. W. Brandt
C. W
Care Courier
Allen Bt
H. A
Waterloo Realty Exchange
Lafayette Bldg
West Side
Black Or Margadant’s
West
Logan Ave
Hold County
Nebraska
Courier
Parker St
Exchange
First National Bank
Cutler St
Dane St
Beppler Ave
Jefferson
North Dakota
M-3
Care Couerier
Palace Theatre
Metropole Hotel
A. B
Tevervave
Bologna
Sever On
Waverly
South Omaha
Quwaha
Neb
Texas
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh-Place
G. Larrabee
Hudson
Chandler
Thidgon
Peverill
Tudson
The
Central Auto & Supply Co
East Sixth and
Franklin Streets
Iowa
I. C
Ohio
Y.W.C.A
John Miller
Washington
Ourier
Congress
Washington, D. C
House
Judiciary Committee
Miller Kent
MR. Q
Langdons
Harry L. Webb
Leslion
TT Bros
Lewis & Norton
Colonial Minstrels
Waterloo Kisselkar
Wilbert
Kiln Waterloo