Building Permits Aggregate 39950 In City Work
Building permits issued yesterday afternoon and this morning total 39950. Projects include Standard Oil Co warehouse and wrecking old warehouse at Center and Logan, three Harry Hummel dwellings on Upton Street, and residences at 607 Ricker Street and 529 Newton Street. Other permits list CG Pelton garage 150, W Crawford Ricker residence 1000, John Aker dwelling addition 300, Willard Schwerin porch 50, E E White Newton dwelling 2500, Thomas Doyle private garage 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oi Company
T Lhree
Harry Hummel
Upton Street
Ricker Street
Newton Street
CG. G. Pelton
Broadway
Fourth West
Upton
Standard Oil Co
Center and
Logan
Four Apply to Board of Review for Tax Cuts in Waterloo
Four property owners appeared before Waterloo city council acting as a board of review for 1929 assessments in the municipal courtroom. Mayor Glenn A Wibbitts presided as J A Townsley read the rolls for real estate and personal property. Meetings will continue nightly as others with complaints may speak, Townsley notes that timing often prevents relief and urges residents to register complaints now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Glenn A.wibbitts
J. A. Townsley
Townsley
Boy Clings to Rear of Auto in Narrow Escape
Frank Maker of 722 Wallgate Avenue narrowly escaped serious injury when he jumped onto a car owned by W. J. Davis at Fifth and Randolph streets. His coat caught on the bumper, he was dragged briefly before bystanders and the driver noticed. Makers clothes torn, he suffered bruises and skin loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maker
Wallgate Avenue
W. J. Davis
Williston Avenue
Fifth
Randolph Streets
Davis
Makers
Refuse Pastor's Resignation at Yale Church
The congregation of The Little Brown Church in the Vale refused to accept Rev. J Lat McCarlson Jr as pastor. Nashua church will take formal action on the communicated resignation after Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Nashua
Little Brown
the Vale
J. Lat McCarlson
Girl Loses Piccolo And Other Articles
Jeanette Dobson of 219 Laneslrrer reported last night the loss of a suitcase containing valuables worth 140 dollars on the highway between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. The luggage dropped from a car in which she rode as a passenger. Items included a silver piccolo a white pleated blouse a yellow georgette dress and costly toilet articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Dobson
Laneslrrer
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo recalls 1928 local events in brief notes
A year ago in Waterloo May 7 1928 marked the start of excavation for John Deere tractor company expansion. The Waterloo Ministerial Association chose Rev W O Chisholm to chair its public morals committee replacing Rev W V Sleeves who resigned. The group asked the committee to draft a resolution outlining boxing attitudes. Burglars stole tires tubes and spark plugs from two rural filling stations on Grant highway one west of Cedar Falls and one east of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Waterloo Ministerial Association
W. O. Chisholm
WV. L. Sleeves
Caraigan
Grant Highway
Ceddar Falls
Wahterloo
Victim of Auto Accident Buried
Funeral services for Oliver Blis worth Lee 23 of 1801 Mulberry Street were held yesterday afternoon at his former home in Hawkeye Ta. He died Friday night from injuries after a car crash less than 24 hours earlier. He worked nine months for John Deere Tractor Company and was born in Hawkeye. He lived with his family in Davenport during 1917 to 1919. He is survived by his father two sisters three brothers and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Blisworth Lee
Mulberry Street
Hawkeye, Ta
John Deere Tractor Company
Hawkeye
Davenport
Lee
Girl Killed in Accident Buried at Waverly Rites
The funeral for Helen Rausch, 13, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Rausch, killed when the family touring car collided with a truck on the Athens highway, was held at St Pauls Lutheran in Waverly. Her twin sister Hedwig attended. pallbearers were from the Sunday school. Burial followed in the parish cemetery. The parents, severely injured, attended after recovering enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Helen Rausch
Rausch
Athels Highway
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Hed- Wig
Conrad Weltnes
FP. H. Voelker
Greene
Vandals Strike Riverfront Garden Near Riviera Theater
Riverfront garden at the Rivera theatre area suffers repeated vandalism over the past two weeks. Hermann Miller of the riverfront commission warns penalties for those destroying flowers and shrubs as branches are cut from almond trees and tulips before bloom. The drinking fountain has been tampered with, prompting action to protect public amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera Theatre
Hermann Miller
Riverfront Commission
Hospitals Invite Public for Open House on Sunday
Three local hospitals St Pranels Allen Memorial and Presbyterian will host open house next Sunday May 12. Citizens may visit each institution in the afternoon without a formal program to inspect facilities and meet staff. The event marks Florence Nightlyigyzale's birthday anniversary with nationwide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
St. Pranels
Allen Memorial
Presbyterian
Benson Returns From Central Commercial Teachers Meet
Benson returns from Des Moines where he attended the Central Commercial Teachers association convention. He announces that the annual meets of the Town Association of Private Commercial schools will be held here Saturday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. Ho
Corn Belt Business College
Des Moines
Mmi
Central Commercial Teachers Association
Port Dodge Gas Co Plea Dates Set In Indictments
Webster county court schedules arraignments for May 1 in 20 indictments against Port Dodge Gas and Electric Co. charged with illegal sales in the recent city election. The case centers on alleged illegal practices in the local vote seeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dodge
Port Dodge Gas & Elertrle Co
Webster County Paneiry
Man Who Ran Away with Myrtle Faces Five Years
Clarence Karlson, 25, jailed after pleading guilty to seduction in a case tied to Miss Stone, 16. He told Judge Wand he will marry her after serving a five year penitentiary term. Karlson, previously in Fort Leavenworth for desertion, was arrested in Cedar Rapids and brought to trial by Detective Ralph Davis. He spoke without a lawyer as Burro Towne and Barison prosecuted. Stone vanished from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stoney
Clarence Karlson
Voldt
Miss Stone
Karlson
Fort Leavenworth
United States Army
G. W. Wand
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Davis
Wood
Burrog Towne
Fraistant
Barison
Alte
Wheat Dives to Five-Year Low on Montreal Pileup
Wheat prices slid to the lowest level of the season amid reports of mounting stocks in Montreal and plans to ship surplus U S grain abroad from Gulf ports. Early declines broadened as European markets weakened, with mixed futures showing some recoveries later. Corn also fell but rebounded on overnight shipping and weather expectations, while oats and provisions remained steady to firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montreal
States Shipping Board
Gulf of Mexico
Central Plain
Grain prices and receipts at Kansas City market
Kansas City grain report shows mixed futures for wheat with grades No 2 dark hard No 3 dark No 1 hard and others. Receipts total 42 cars for corn with No 2 white and No 3 yellow noted. no significant change in values across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dows Inine
Grain Receipts and Prices at Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis grain receipts show 120 cars for delivery with No 1 spring wheat at 1.05 to 1.32 per bushel and No 1 dark northern spring at 1.32 with various samples and percentages listed. Corn and oats pricing details are incomplete but indicate typical market quotation activity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mina
SiLnseyny
Montana
Arive
Rod
TL Obe
Muay
Gilsar
Board of Trade Cash Quotations and Market Report
A dense listing of commodities and prices from New York Chicago and Kansas City markets. Includes corn oats rye barley hay seeds butter eggs cheese poultry and poultry prices with varied grades and sample values. Receipts and price ranges noted for butter eggs and poultry across major exchange locations.
Buying Gelling Quotations The Chicago Change
Chicago May 7. Closing quotations on landing shares on the Chicago Stock Exchange list Allied F Products Art Metal Works Borg Warsner Butler and others. Also noted are Missouri Kansas Pipe, National Standard, United Gas Co, Zenith Radio and the market closes. Estimated livestock receipts for Chicago for May 7 show cattle 9,000 to 14,000, sheep 3,000. Sugar in New York unchanged at 3.58 cents, refined around 4.90 cents. Curb close includes Sisadara Oil of Indiana and City Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Chicago
Youn Americas
Atic
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Chicago, Mey
INS
Chicago Stock Exchange
Allied F Products
Art Metal Works
Borg Warsner - Butler Res
Aleminum Eee
GripsbysChuman
Seees
Hart Carter
Kalamazoo Stove
Bol Meadows Stove
Stock Market Rally Off Feels High Cash Rates
New York May 7 stock market strength despite high money rates with a rally after renewal at 14 percent. Trading saw 3,200,000 shares with gains in United Aircraft and Wright Aeronautical, and a late dip in Radio and several others. The market closed irregular as bargains and losses appeared across industries, with mixed results in copper and rail shares.
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Chicago on May 7 reports Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards with mixed cattle and hog offerings. The listing notes numerous lots and bidder activity, highlighting market interest and price ranges for several farm stock categories.
Potatoes on Track With Shipments and Fair Debuts
Fragmented OCR notes indicate potato shipments and fair activity. Mentions Wisconsin sacks round whites and North Dakota sacks round. references to shipments, pricing, and racing slaw appear garbled. No clear event or individuals can be confirmed from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radliv
Omar Re Daly
Wisconsin
Minstly
North Dakota
Fisssets
Omaha Grain Prices and Grain Market Terms
OCR summary shows Omaha grain prices with Wheat Corn and Oats listings, including various grades No 1 No 2 No 3 and mixed categories. Values scattered with quality tags and color codes, indicating typical market quotes and grade distinctions for fiber and feed grains.
Unclear Futures Market Report fragment
The text appears as a damaged OCR of a futures market page with scattered terms. Key entities like dates or exact prices are missing or garbled. It mentions months May and December with references to standards and a price like 2440, plus vague phrases about refrigerator standards and a 29 percent change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Liverpool
Chad
Abrighly
Chicago
Decenitier
Mitch
Cieags
Sures
Shorage
Fae
Waterloo Markets Ava ALR 7 Prices at Noon May 7
Grain and produce prices at Waterloo market report list No. 4 flour barley rye oats and corn values, along with bakery goods, butter eggs and lard. Livestock prices include Hogs cattle and sheep, with ranges for prime and common grades and specific weights. Prices are from Switt & Co and Rath Packing Co for hogs and beef products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Waterloo
Baeer
Switt #& Co
Esas
Rath Packing Ca
Isda
Prom Town Plour sFeet CO
Timothy Hwy
Prairie Ley
ALY
Prom Nm Bros
Kansas City Livestock Sale Report May Prices
Kansas City Missouri receipts show cattle and calf offerings with varied selling values. Cattle including calves, fed steers, and vealers sold slowly to steady with many classes aided by moderate demand. sheep receipts with slower bidding and declines in springers and slaughter ewes, while hogs and pigs posted mixed prices across weights.
Hogs and cattle prices at St Louis market report
Livestock market notes from St Louis show receipts of hogs around 14 500 with mixed price moves. Cattle and sheep markets are generally steady to mixed with steer and heifer prices and lamb values reflecting seasonality and supply shifts.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Amid Turbulent Trade
Receipts and prices for calves yearlings and lambs cited from the St Joseph market. Buyers activity described as variable with lambs and feeder cattle showing modest gains while spring offerings command higher bids. Liberty bonds mentioned among market notices.
Foreign Exchanges Mentors and May Awe Termyn Changes
The fragment outlines foreign exchange details with various currencies and cities including Germany, Tokyo, Shanghai, Montreal, and others. It mentions rates and entities like BRITE and Swit, suggesting a financial brief on currency movements and associated institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feses Teitty
Helgi
Tease
Germany
Ward
Greere
Bond market trend shows mixed gains and downgrades
Reports from New York on May 1 indicate firmer sentiment in government and domestic loans with European bonds rising on prospects of Seeley Netherlands. The market notes a continued downgrade trend in certain credits while American issues show subtle price movements amid cautious investor stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Domentic Laane
Seeley
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Cattle And Hogs Movements
Receipts and bids vary across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed demand. Hogs top around $112.50 with many loads under $100. Cattle show weakness in steer and yearling classes while cows move softer. sheep steady to weaker with shorn lambs commanding around $14.25 to $15.50. Overall week compares against prior figures with steady to lower undertones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myestock
Jefb
St Paul Livestock Market Report May 7 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep at St Paul livestock market May 7. Cattle: steers and yearlings common sales around 12.50 to 14.00, cows 8.50 to 9.75, calves about 15.00. hogs receipts 5,590 with bids around 10.50 to 10.58. sheep and lambs weaker with ewes 7.00 and Lambs around 42.00, fat shorn ewes 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheer
Oleke Srevrees
Tanis
Rites City
Flouwr
California
Minn
Tata
BAO
Alamus
Wheat Receipts Minneapolis Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR notes from Minneapolis wheat receipts show garbled figures and stray numbers. Details on quantities prices and dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered tokens and misreads.
Peoria Grain On Anomaly Noted In Local Report
A fragmented Peoria grain entry notes Rae Peoria aged 1 on May 3 with prints and color markers 37 ho 1 white 3 yellow bho with mist. A May 2 note shows gsed a es 9 Cath unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Peoria
Hog price quotes from multiple packing centers nationwide
The Associated Press reports current hog prices from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City Sioux City and Peoria markets with receipts figures and price ranges for hogs of various weights from light to heavy. Trading shows steady to mixed price movement across centers with primes and mediums valued around 9.50 to 10.50 per hundredweight and heavy hogs around 9.00 to 10.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Ao Towh
Wan
Goroneberg
Mason City
Hutchers
Chatce Haay Ok
Sioux City
Myers
Rowell Buys Boise Lumber Interest
Harry Rowell son of Mr and Mrs George B Rowell 618 Third Int west has bought all interests in the Rowell Brown Lumber Co of Boise and renames it Rowell Lumber Co in a letter to his parents received today indicating his return from war service and relocation to Bolan Ida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowell
George B. Rowell
Third Int West
Bol&p
Ida
Rowell-Brown Lumberlt Commpany
Boise
Rowell Lumber
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Day
Standard Oi Co
Board of Reviews
Yale
Girl
Piccolo
Oliver E. Lee
Benson
Lutia
May
W.P
Boi SO
Sui
Kansas City Grain
Minneapolis. Grain
Board of Trade
Hibs
Belhies
Sisadara Oil
Indiana
GR Cities Servics
Sheaffer's
Sears
Nadia
American Gan
U. & Steel
Internnational Nickel and Southern Railway
Marmon Motors
Innternaetional
Northern Poe
Sparks
United Aircraft
General Lec Va
Weight Aeronautical
Adams Express
Allied Chem. & Pye
AlMs Chalmers Mis
American Agr
Americin Car & Foundry
Amertan
American Locomotive
Anerican Smelling & Refining
American Sugar Refining
Thesamerican Tel
Tel
Ssysceee
Amerigan Toh
American Woolen Amenda Zing Lead
Ime
Ling
Aneconda Copper Mining
Atchiron Topeka
Santa Po
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Erle Railroad
General American
General Charge
General Electric
General Motors
General Outdoor
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich
B. F
Graham Paige
Great Northern Pi
Great Northern
Greent Canaria
Howe Sound
Wadson Motors
Illnois Central Inland Steel
Ysreveres Inspiration
Copper International Harvester International
Jordin Motors
Kansas City Southern Kelly Springfeld
Kennecott Copper Kresge
Lehigh Watley
Mack Trucks
Cede Lore Mariand
Ofl
Pacer
Miami Copper
Syste- Steers
Missouri-Kansas && Eee
Missouri-Pacifie
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Tea
Ereeree Orm National Bises
National Department
National Enaninagesevererycye
Nevada Cons
Cap
New S York
N.Y
Hugh Northern Pacific
Packard Motors Pac. Gas
Carrey Pan American Paramount
Farnows Tennsylvannia
Philips Pet
Pure
Cree Rindto Corp
Arma. Reading
Rep
Iron & Steel
Heynolds Tohiceo
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Sinclair Can
Southern Southern Ralway_ co
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Oil of
Studepaker
Raeyees BO Corporation
Aavennae GT & Pace
Teostock Snes Saday
Migs
Omaha Grain
Esa Havie
AVA
Kansas City Livestock
Kvnsas City
Cominan
Medina
E. ST. Louis Livestock
Motdaj
Ventera
Cmllk
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Joneon
Mancini
Lamer
Ray Lenora Shepe
Lia Buyers
Talkley Lowe
Tool Lambs
Liberty Bonds
Mart Geverally
Chenewas
Nail
Omaha
Keene S
Cleveland
Buffalo
Northwest
Dalath
Peoria Grain
Money
Morris Plan Junans
Morris Plan
The
Waterloo Morris Plan Company
W. Uh
Y. ML 3
Towa
Peoria
Rowell
Sauk nBs
Ra&s
Tangney-McGinn ; Hotels Co
Blagius
Viking Pump
Ati
Sibjest
Prisr Sale
Changin
Ilis
Viking
BANE
Hlorik
C. H. Wise
Ok Mae
Tomdyt Teoker
ALO
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