Market News From Chicago May 27 Wheat Corn and Livestock
Wheat fell on Kansas Nebraska rain and drouth fears then steadied as world shipments were lighter. July wheat opened down but closed firm near 89 1 2. Corn eased with July at 537 8 to 541 8 and recovered slightly. Oats slipped on relief from heat. Hogs and cattle traded with early gains fading. pork prices at 15 90 yard 3 25 and ribs 8.00. St. Louis and Kansas City livestock mixed as cash futures steady to higher. Weath er Iowa and Illinois unsettled with showers and cooler spells. New York and Chicago produce prices steady.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
ST. Louis
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Packera
Waterloo Market Prices For Flour Grains And Livestock
A list of Waterloo market quotations covers flour grades with prices for Clear Quill, Crystal, Aristos, and Pioneer, assorted oats and barley, baled hays, potatoes, lard, and dairy butter. It shows cattle and hog prices by class, including good and medium corn fed steers and cows, butcher cows, bulls, and belt fer bulls, plus hogs by weight and draft/driver horses and drivers.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas
Convalescent From Long Illness For Standish
Frank Standish has recovered enough to sit on the porch after nine weeks of illness, his nurse Grace Stewart remaining at his side since seven weeks ago. He previously suffered acute dysentery, improved after a seven week winter illness, then relapsed and returned home by Pullman car.
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Frank Standish
Misa Grace Stewart
Mr. Standish
Colorado
Standish
Would-Be Suicide Attempt Lands Juvenile in County Jail
Maurice O Neil, a young man, attempted suicide with a safety pin in January noon and was taken to the county jail late afternoon for an Insane commission investigation. He is not in danger, healing will take days, and another unnamed man with delusions was detained. No police court was held this morning and Judge Caldwell has a day of rest.
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Maurice O'Neil
Caldwell
Decorated autos parade to honor new hospital
Waterloo citizens are urged to join a decorated auto parade on Decoration Day. The route starts at the Waterloo Theatre at 2 pm, proceeding to the Franciscan Sisters hospital grounds. Prizes will honor the best decorated car as gratitude for the new hospital, funded at twice the original cost.
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Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Franciscan Sisters Hospital
Waterloo
Witerloo Theatre
Hriping
Mahaska County Forms Greater Iowa League Branch
W. W. Marsh and H. E. Hiester returned from Oskaloosa where a county meeting and dinner organized the Mahaska county branch of the Greater Iowa League. Over 20 percent of local business men and farmers attended. court adjourned for the event as judges and attorneys stayed through the meeting. The Made in Iowa Grown in Iowa program drew hearty approval.
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W. W. Marsh
H. EF. Hiester
Oskaloosa
Court House
Mahaska County
Greater Iown League
District Court
Iowa
Memorial 500 eligibility list at Indianapolis
Thirty four racing cars qualified in preliminary trials for the Memorial 500 at Indianapolis and will be waived in today with drivers receiving certificates. Ten more cars will be tested next Monday to confirm speed of seventy five miles an hour. Ralph De Palma’s Simplex was damaged in practice.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Iit
Ralph de Palma
Simplex
Mayor Receives Black Hand Threat Aimed at Waterloo
The letter warns Waterloo officials of danger to Mayor Rector and others, claiming a Black Hand threat. Authorities consider federal mail threat charges likely and anticipate government agents arriving to trace the missive. The note was mailed from Waterloo at 11 p m last night. Gates Bryan Realty Co advertises homes and rents at 535 Commercial Street.
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Waterloo
Lkely
Rector
Gates-Bryan Realty Co
Commercial Street
Curtail Supply to Keep Up Price Denies Paper Trust
At the senate finance committee hearing Arthur C. Hastings president of the American Paper and Pulp Association denied the existence of a paper trust dictating prices. He said the group educates manufacturers to maximize profits and noted curtailment of output to sustain uniform prices. He claimed International Paper owned only 30 to 40 of about 800 mills. Hastings rejected suspicions of a tacit industry-wide agreement. Also announced is the Ben Hur Weight Social at Soash Hall on Monday May 28 with ice cream cake dancing and music for attendees.
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Washington
Arthur C. Hastings
American Paper & Pulps Association
Senate Finance Committee
Hastings
Senator Stone
International Paper Company
United States
American Paper & Pulp Association
Senate
Soash Hall
Loast Hall
Picnic Lunch and Bridge at Lafayette Street
Mrs. Edward Alford hosted a bridge club gathering at her Lafayette Street home with a 1 pm picnic lunch. Mrs. F F McElhinney won high. next hostess will be Mrs. Robert Knox for an in-woods picnic.
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Edward Alford
Lafayette Street
F. F. McElhinney
Robert Knox
Special Poultry Course Opens at Ames Iowa State
A one year poultry course at Iowa State college Ames requires no entrance requirements. The program aims to prepare individuals to begin poultry farming as a business.
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Ames
Iowa State College At
Faye Burt Elected Chair of Domestic Science in Evanston High
Miss Faye Burt, sister of Austin Burt, is elected to chair domestic science at Evanston High School with a salary of $1000 annually. A Vinton high school alumna and soon to graduate from Thomas Normal Training School in Detroit, she is seen as well qualified. Waterloo friends recall her years here and extend congratulations. Hall event on Monday evening May 29 features dancing and music for all.
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H. C. Egbert
South
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Tampa
Waterloo
Lee
Florida
Nashville
Albertville
Als
T Mountain
Fern
Gaye
Chicago
Maye
Faye Burt
Austin Burt
Evanston
Miss Burt
Vinton High School
Thomas Normal Training School
Detroit
Mich
Fire Sprinklers Drench Ballet Girls at Folies Bergere
In New York on May 27 the ballet Temptation at the Folies Bergere was interrupted when stage sprinklers released real water. Thirty chorus girls dressed as fairies were drenched as the Burlesque Goby followed, while stage hands salvaged scenery and the audience laughed at the wet spectacle.
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New York
Temptation
Mile
Britta
Giria
Fraulein Navatna
Bajlerina
Emily Lea
Belasco
R. H. Burnside
Auto and Gygle Make a Wreck at Fifth and South
Charles G. Sweitzer and Hubert B. Beekly collided at the Fifth and South streets corner around 12 15 PM. Both escaped serious injuries though both machines were damaged with Beekly slightly bruised and Sweitzer’s cycle worst hit. Beekly rode south. Sweitzer rode east. both veered to the same side and stopped at a tree.
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Charles G. Sweitzer
Third Street
Hubert B. Beekly
Randolph Street
Fifth
South Streets
Beekly
Sweitzer
Fifth Street
South Street
H. Q. Bernbrook
Cedar Falls
Bernbrock
Damrosch Great Orchestra Plays Waterloo Concert Weekend Schedule
Walter Damrosch and a fifty piece orchestra arrived by noon for concerts at the Waterloo theatre with soloists Misa Florence Hinkle Christine Miller Albert Quesnal and Arthur Middleton. They travel with eighty baggage pieces and stay at the Ellis. Performances start 2 30 PM and 8 45 PM with a late second half and a Rigoletto quartet.
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Walter Damrosch
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Scott Prowell
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Franciscan hospital corner stone laid with new brick face
Preparation for the Franciscan hospital corner stone proceeds with altar and archbishop’s throne ready. Choirs from St Joseph and St Marys to provide music as a large platform is built. a shift to brown mottled pressed brick could raise the building’s appearance, contingent on funds raised on Decoration Day.
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Franciscan Hospital
St. Joseph’s
St. Mary's
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