Consumer wheat crop benefits may lower flour prices
Chicago reports millers say the advancing wheat crop will push cash wheat down. Flour prices may drop when new wheat comes in, with current flour about $4 a barrel below September levels and $1.50 under year start quotes. Bakers in Denver, Des Moines, and Lincoln note potential price effects, with bread supports at 13 to 14 cents for 22 to 24 ounce loaves and no immediate cuts yet.
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United Press
Chicago
John
Pillsbury
Inneapolis
Farma
B. M
Snow
Oder
Lincoln
Neb
Akers
Denver
Colo
Offiais
Des Moines
Bakers
Hoodoo Chasers to Initiate Local Members in Marshalltown
Friday the thirteenth will see H C Elley traffic director of Greater Waterloo Association and H A Benjamin along with William Hansen initiate new Hoodoo Chasers in Marshalltown. The group with about 400 members spans many walks of life and meets only on Fridays the thirteenth each summer.
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Priday
H. C.elley
Greater Waterloo Association
H. A. Benjamin
William Hansen
Marshalltown
W. . Burdick
Waterloo
Hoodoo Chasers
Ien
Committee to deliver final report on Waterloo building
A 50 member committee will review the Waterloo building situation in the Waterloo Association rooms at 8 30 p m tomorrow. The large committee met Tuesday night after three earlier meetings with crafts and contractors. H M Reed chairs the committee and the panel will announce its findings in the evening.
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Waterloo
Reater Waterloo Association
H. M. Reed
Women Serve On Lawn City Jury In Silk Shirt Case
Cedar Falls May 11 Two women on the jury panel to hear A K Greene vs Joseph Cumming over a silk shirt valued at 14 dollars lost by Greene. Jurors include Mrs E Dahl and Mrs James Lord alongside Howd Best Ed Short A H Erickson Henry Drobbman. Trial in Justice Huntley's court.
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Cedar Falls
A. K. Greene
Joseph . Cumming
Greene
E. €. Dahl
James Lord
Howd Best
Ed. Short
A. H. Erickson
Henry Drobbman
Ping
Justice Huntley
Burt
Births Reported In Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Frank J Weber Fox hownship May 3 daughter Monoca Martha eighth child and living. Mr and Mrs Charles T M Fuller 282 Hammond May 8 son Charles Wayne. Mr and Mrs Jack Morris 1132 Hawthorne April 8 daughter. Mr and Mrs Peter Pappas 216 Laryen May 9 daughter Mary. Mr and Mrs John W Kremer Fox enahin April 30 son Paul Bene et Sie and Mrs Arthur L Brand 342 Albany May 2 son Harlan Edward. Mr and Mrs Louis A Carque St Francis hospital May 6 daughter Mary Jane. Mr and Mrs Anton A Bets 125 Heck April 10 son John Anton. Mr and Mrs Louis Schiel 735 Vinma May 6 daughter Marcella Gene are fifteenth child and are living. The return gives caf the mother so 39 and the latter 43 Mr Schiel is 2 hardware clerk.
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Frank J. Weber
Fox Hwnship
Monoca Lartha
Charles ™. Fuller
Lammond
Charles Wayne
Jack Morris
Awthorne
Peter Pappas
Laryen
Mary
John W. Kremer
Foxenahin
Paul Beneet Sie
Arthur Ll. Brand
Ibany
Harlan Edward
Louis A. Carque
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Jane
Anton
A. Bets
Heck
John Anton
Louis Schiel
Vinma
Marcella Gene
Schiel
Famous Divine to Address West High Graduation
Rev. Preston Bradley pastor of the People's Church Chicago will deliver the west high commencement address on June 1. Bradley known as a leading American pastor and likened to Henry Ward Beecher will also speak at the Greater Waterloo noon luncheon on June 1 as part of weekly speaker program.
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Preston Bradley
the People’s Church
Chicago
West High
Mr. Bradley
America
Henry Ward Beecher
Greater Waterloo Association
Association
Bradley
Boy 12 Hurt In Kennett Street Crash At School
Kennett pupil Kennett See, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Guy See, left Sixth Street east junior high crossing when struck by a car driven by Beary Goulder 2227 Fourth Street. He suffered a broken leg and head gash and was taken to St Francis hospital. Injuries described as serious. witnesses included many school friends. A second crash at 10:30 am involved Dr Whilbrook Cedar Falls racing a street car near Hawkeye Oil plant. G W McCreely, in that car, was slightly injured.
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Kennett See
Guy N. See
Cortlandt Street
Sixth Street
St. Francis Hospital
Kennett
Beary Goulder
Fourth Street
Whilbrook
Cedar Falls
Hawkeye Oil Company
G. W. McCreely
Mr. Whilbrook
Crossed Wires By Mary C Briggs
An angry Don Emerson and Beth Williams clash over a strained romance on Williams Town's avenue. A telephonist homeowner uses switchboard tricks to nudge the lovers into meeting, faking Beth to coax Don to the dance for a reconciliation.
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Crossed Wires
Mary C. Briggs
Oelwein Utility Plans Appeal of Valuation Increase
Inter-State Power company will appeal to district court at West Union after the jetty council raised its assessed valuation from 16 660 to 53 800 in Oelwein Iowa. Mayor Jepson has been notified of the move.
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Oelwein Utility
Oelwein
Inter-State Power Company
West Union
Jepson
Window Sale Announcement For Thursday And Friday
The advertisement states a monthly window sale with unusual merchandise at featured prices on Thursday and Friday. It urges customers to view the display in the store windows where prices are plainly marked and the items are showcased as special attractions.
Sought Rainbows End Returns with Husband
Ervinnie Elsner of Green Bay returns on her twentieth birthday after a Paris honeymoon and marriage to John D. Philips of Chicago. Once missing, she was the subject of a nationwide search before reuniting with her forgiving mother and curious neighbors. The couple plan a brief visit as Philips urges her to return.
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Green Bay
Wis
Ervinnie
Elsner
Paris
John D. Philipps
Chicago
Hrvinnie
Auditorium Hotel
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Mlle
Annie Gerzer
Berlin
Gerzer
Williamstown
Imaan
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Dot Emerson
Beth
Andi
Don Emerson
Ione
Don
Teth
Higine Ellis
Perase
Elaine
Phil
Bill Chisholm
Tharely
Big Bill
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
John Rogers
Rogers
Waukegan
His
Marian Rostrom
Elfy
Marian
Ivory
Seco
Kayser
Ept
Paul Day
P.O
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