Chicago and Kansas City Livestock and Market News
Chicago wheat slips on rising European supply while corn and oats ease. Kansas City hogs and cattle trade open steady to strong with moderate demand. Omaha and Chicago hog and cattle markets show steady to slow shifts and estimated receipts. Weather and regional prices across wheat, oats, barley, and produce reports accompany the markets.
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McCarty Death Case: Pelkey Rearrest Sparks Uncertainty
Arthur Pelkey was arrested again after being exonerated by a coroner's jury in the Luther McCarty death. Northwest Mounted Police held Pelkey for a possible preliminary hearing in police court as authorities consider next steps. McCarty's body was sent to Ohio.
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Northwest Mounted Police
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McCarty
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Engineer Dies After Timber Struck on Clarksville Bridge
W. C. Walker, engineer for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, was fatally injured when a timber struck his skull on a Clarksville bridge while crossing yesterday. He died at midnight after being taken to Waterloo then hospital. Funeral services will be held in Rockford, Illinois, Thursday afternoon.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Waterloo
W. C. Walker
Clarksville
Walker
Waverloo
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Rockford
City in Brief and Local Notices Digest
Russell Bogardus is ill at his Lincoln street home. Mr and Mrs FE Cone return from California for the winter. Mrs J A Bogardus improving after illness since returning from Eldora. Mr and Mrs H D Bachtell welcome a son born Wednesday at 821 Wellington street. A J Busby attends Iowa State Bill Posters’ association meeting at Lake Okoboji. he is secretary of the association. Bruce H Comstock and his father travel to Colfax. father suffers rheumatism. W E Hollenbeck receives a Racine Wisconsin offer. he may sign with the southpaw pitcher. Foley Kidney Pills advertised for back and joint pain relief. Smoke Franklin Cigars.
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Lincoln Street
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California
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Eldora
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Wellington Street
A. J. Busby
Waterloo
Lake Okoboji
Iowa State Bill Posters’ Association
Busby
Bruce H. Comstock
Kinois Central Depot
Colfax
Comstock
Waverly
Tailor’s blue serge suit with draped skirt detail
The description notes a waistline pressed to the hips in a blue serge suit. The skirt is draped at the side and finished with a row of bullet buttonlike closures.
Improvements at Uo Building Contract Awarded
Announcement states the contract to wash walls and renovate the federal building across Waterloo has been given to Grohne Contracting of Joliet Illinois. Work will begin soon with painting of all walls including the federal courtroom and changes planned for lobbies and public areas.
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Grohne Contracting Company
Joliet, Il
Federal Court Room
Waterloo
Seniors Enjoy Brief Respite Before Plays and Commencement
West High seniors take a break from school duties to prepare for the class play at Waterloo Theatre tonight and commencement at First Methodist Church tomorrow. Delegations visited the theatre to finalize decorations as faculty tests younger classes in their term studies.
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Waterloo
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the West High
Commercial Club Finances Good and Plans Pending
The Board of Trade and Commercial Club met last night in Secretary L. E. Park’s office to discuss future city concerns, including two potential additions to the factory list. Finances are stronger than in years except when the group ran ay for sale. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday to advance organizational work. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised with patient testimony from Cordelia Copeland of Ardeola Missouri claiming curing kidney and bladder trouble.
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L. E. Park
Mia
Cordelia Copeland
Ardeola
All Drugginis
General John C Black Loses Federal Civil Service Post
Washington reports General John C Black a Democrat who resigned from the U S civil service commission along with Republican William Washburn. They left March 4 and President Wilson accepted their resignations. Mcilhenny will be kept on the commission, with Galloway and Wales expected to fill the vacancies.
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John C. Black
United States Civil Service Commission
William
Washburn
Wilson
Senate
C. M. Galloway
South Carolina
George R. Wales
Vermont
General Black
Mr. Washburn
John A. Mcilhenny
Roosevelt
Sons of Veterans call for Waterloo veterans' kin to join
Commander W. T. Edwards of Waterloo camp No. 33 Sons of Veterans asks all sons and grandsons of war veterans in Waterloo to affiliate. A committee will recruit before Memorial Day at the G A R hall. Dues reduced to 4 dollars. applications may be mailed to Edwards or secretary Loren Rider.
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W. T. Edwards
Waterloo
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Edwards
Loren Rider
War Department tests road prep in Rock Island arsenal
Davensfort Ia May 27 The War Department experiments with a calcium chloride road preparation at the Rock Island arsenal to strengthen roads and curb dust. A mile of the main avenue has been treated and is under close observation.
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War Department
Rock Island Arsenal
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