Black Hawk county road action approves highway measures
Officials in Black Hawk county approve action coinciding with the State Highway Commission. The meeting notes include tax adjustments for George Rows and refunds, a deputy sheriff salary set at 140 dollars monthly, and bids authorized for grading drainage and bridge work on Hudson Hicks and La Pore Brendon roads. Public hearing scheduled for June 17, 1929, with minutes approved and adjournment to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Dowle
Decker
W. F. Dilworth
Hudson-Hicks Road
la Por
Mintian
A. Sr
Kao
P. W, Esher
H. W. Miller
Waterloo City Council approves bonds and street works in May 1995
City council in Waterloo Iowa held a special session at City Hall with Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts presiding. Resolutions approved include 6281 to supplement the General Bond fund levy and 9382 for Judgment Fund bonds of 43000 for Farmers Loan Trust. also contract 18 with Mear Horn Construction for storm water pumping station and sewer on Miles Street and sidewalk projects on Logandale Heights.
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City Hall
Waterloo
Iowa
Hell
Chy
Glenn A. Tibbitts
K. G. Bragdon
J. A. Hartielp
Frankly Lawson
E.A. McParlane
J. A. Robinson
D W. W. Steely
K. L. Bragdon
J. A. Hartietp
Frank A. Lawson
F. A. McFarlane
J W. Breoly Vodaye
Farmers Loan& Trust Company
G. A. Hartleip
E.A. McFarlane
J. W. Steely
Lawson
McFarlane
Bard
Mearhorn Construction Company
Miles Street
C. & Windelt
Logandale Heights
Neutioners
H. D. Bennett
Bernett Cale
Fermit
West Fourth St
OHAS
Mackay
Cley Ciern
Howard J. Clark Eyes 1928 U S Senate Run in Iowa Primary
Des Moines reports Howard J. Clark remains a likely Republican candidate for the U S Senate in the next spring primary. Other named contenders include Dickinson Hammill Stewart and Harding, with Clark previously running in 1926 and 1936. The piece reviews past positions on agriculture credit tariffs and war debt retirement, noting farm policy will shape the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurier
Des Moines
Howard J. Clark
Washington, D. C
United States
Mer
Dickinson
Brookhart
Cummins
Clark
Federal Reserve System
Fnor Ward
W. L. Harding
Hammill
You and I Two Seat Reservations Opening at East High
East High seniors begin seat reservations for You and I, a three act comedy directed by Miss Edna Dahlin in the East High auditorium at 8 p m Friday. The pseudo artist discovers his true art is painter of soap box portraits. This is Miss Dahlin's last East High production before her Europe tour next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Edna Dahlin
Dahlin
Europe
Charity Support Emphasized by Elks Leader Visit
Murray Hubert grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent Order of Elks urged Waterloo lodge members to back the Elks foundation fund for constructive charity and to form a junior lodge. The visit also featured a reception, remarks by Hubert, and the appearance of a Studebaker Elk car en route to Los Angeles for the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks National Foundation Fund For
Lodge of Elks
Murray Hubert
New York
Benevolent Order of Elks
Waterloo
Elks Club
Hilbert
Charles E. Pickett
The
Elks Foundation
Grand Lodge
Miami
Fla
Hulbert
New York City
Order of Elks
Samuel W. Herschel
Davenport
Tyler
Elks
Los Angeles
Crift
Mason City
Minneapolis
North and South America Attract Italian Emigres
The Central Statistical Institute reports 3,706,116 Italians in the United States by mid 1927, about 200,000 in Canada, and large communities across South America including Brazil 1,839,579 and Argentina 1,797,000. Oceania hosts 27,657, with Australia leading. Total Italians abroad reach 9,168,367, about 50,000,000 Italians worldwide when adding the home population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
Central Statistical Institute
Canada
South America
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Peru
Institute
Oceania
Islands of the Pacific
Australia
France
Switzerland
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Jugoslavia
Asia Minor
Turkey
Syria
Asia
China
Africa
Italy
Tunisia
Egypt
Algerian
Marnéco
Americas
Europe
Police Notes Report Local Vehicle Thefts and Altercation
Police notes recount several thefts including a light touring car near the John Deere plant and tires stolen from a car on Thompson Avenue East. A window cut on a Locust Street car, tire rims stolen near the John Deere plant, and an intoxication case involving Jack Johnson are also noted along with a threatened complaint by Johnson’s wife.
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Ted Herzberg
California Street
John Deere
Miles Street
Eugene Smith
Thompson Avenua East
Theodore Moore
Locust Street
Ray Stewart
First Street
Richard McDonald
Conger Street
Polieve
Tenth
Sycamore
J. G. Knavel
Williston Avenue
Rm Tire
M. Alderson
Fifth Street Bridge
Jack Johnson
Water Street
Willian
Urie
Bert Douglass
Johnson
John
Rain in Canada Drives Wheat to Year Low in Chicago Market
Chicago May 27. Rain in Canada eased fears of weak Canadian wheat output, sending prices below 1.00 a bushel. May wheat hit its lowest in 14 years at about 50% sc, with other deliveries under 1.60 and some quotes near 1.00. Oats, rye, and corn also fell amid favorable planting weather and expectations of continued weak demand. Cash demand was fair and the visible supply declined about 2.885 million bushels for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Enfura Belt
Minneapolis Wheat Receipts and Grain Prices Reported
Wheat receipts reached 324 cars with mixed pricing for No 1 northern at 1.00 to 1.08 per bushel and various grades at higher or lower marks. Hay markets were quiet week ending May 2 amid abundant pasture and favorable prospects, with alfalfa harvesting moving north and prairie cutting set for early June. top grade hay offerings remained high.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
St.Nt
Onis
Washington, D. C
U. S Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
U. 8
Timothy
Chicago
St. Louis
U. S
Clover
Prairie
Kansas City
Omaha
GB. S
City
U. B
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May 27 Wheat and grain prices
The Board of Trade quotes for Wheat No 3 red at 1 18 No 5 red 1.00 No 3 hard 1 14 4. Mixed oats and rye prices listed with fractions and varied values. Barley 1 62 Timothyseed 36 54.60 Cloverseed 25.00 Provisions Lard 11.55 Ribs 15.00 Bellies 13.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Setae
Bellica
Waheati
Eic
Atlo
Sabe
Provisions Market Reports May 27 With Butter and Eggs Prices
New York reports steady prices across butter eggs and poultry. Receipts exceed 27 thousand cases for eggs and 7,601 tubs for butter with firmness in creamery extras and various firsts. Chicago notes similar butter and egg receipts and price ranges, alongside poultry adjustments for dressed and live birds and regional freight pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Wearby
Turkey
Chicago
Market quotations from Chicago stock exchange and grain prices
Closing rotators on leading shares list Allied Products Air Metal Works Borg Warner Butler Bros Club Aluminum United Gas Co Zenith Radio and others with Illinois and Missouri grain prices. Wheat No 2 red 1.15 No 2 hard 1.024 Lag Corn No 2 mixed 87 to 88c No 9 yellow 87 to 76c No 3 yellow 83 to 84c No 2 white 85 to 86c Oats No 2 white 45 to 45.5c No 3 white 44 to 42c.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Allied Products Air Metal Works Binks
Borg Warner Butler Bros. Club Aluminum
Great Lakes Aircraft
Litinazan Grigsby-Grunow
Hart Carter Pid
Insulk Utilities
Kalamazoo Stove Meadows Mfc
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
National Standard
Standard Dredge
Morrell
Settee
United Gas Co. Uy. & Gypsum U
Radio & Television
Zenith Radio
S.eessee
St. Louis
Grain weakness causes break in Ot Og e exchange
New York May 27 stocks and wheat futures declined sharply amid broad selling. Wheat fell below a bushel for the first time in 15 years, dragging a wide list of issues to near yearly lows. Major losses included Case Threshing, United Aircraft, General Electric, Johns Manville, and others as concerns over credit and call money fed the selling wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brock
United Aircraft
General Electric
Johns Manville
Ptay
Northwest
Western Railroad
Radio
Anaconda Copper
Borg Warner
F. G. Shattuck
Baldwin Locomotive and Foundation Company
U. S. Steel
Atchison
Amerit
Can Rolling Mill
Radin
Columbia Gas
Auburn Auto
Cotvitt
Sears Roebuck
Federal Reserve
Commonwealth Power
General Electric and Wilcox
Stewarts Warner
Hupp
Goodyeer Rubber
Magma
Andes Copher
Granby
Anaconda Wire & iCable
Paul Common
Preferred
Kolster Radio
Brockway Motors
Qwal
Aled Chem. & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
American Agri. Chem
American Beet Sudar Co
Cescgeces LA American Can Co
American Car 4& Foundry
American & Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelting & R
American Sugar Refining
American T. & T
American Tob. B
American Woolen Go
Steeee
American Zinc Lead & Smeaking
Anecorida Copper Mine Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotve
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel - California
Calumet & Arizona Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific Gase, J. L. Threshing
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western , Co
M. St. P. d& Pac
St. P. & Pac
Chicago & Northwestern GR. T. & Pac
Chrysler
Peeteseeesans
Golorado Fuel & Tran
Consolidated Gar
Continental Can
Ccseeeeree Se
Gorm Products
Sreeeeesen Oe Crucible Steel
Beans du Pont de Nemours & Co
Electric Power
Erie R. Re
General American General Asphalt Genersl Cigar
General Mototh
General Outdoor
Gimbel Bras
A. AB
Goodrich
Graham Latre
Great Northern
Greene Cananem
Howe Sound
Ejerese Hudson Motorverre
Mhinois Central Inland Steel
International Harvester
International Nickel
Eceseserense Abba Dordan Matera Ys
National Bisenic Co
Kresge Ee -Ee Aee
Veveessene Fong
National Enameting National Grad
Nevada Consolidated Copper
New York Central
N. HL & Hadfard
Northern Pacific
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas
ECG Weverever
Pan American Labtse
Paramount Famous Lasky Seers
Pennsylvania
R. Wis
Pure Marquette Js
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation of A Reading
Es Republic Iron Reynolds
Tobacro B
Studebaker Corporacion Gears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil Simmons
Sinclair Cons
Southern Pacific Southern Railroad
Standard Gas
Wiscerees
Vasm Standard Ol
California
Ceseee
T3yn Standard Ot
New Jersey
Cere
Texas Corporation
Tintken Raller
Union On
Californ
Union Pacific
United Cigareae Tong
United States
United States Steel
Waterloo Markets Net Price Snapshot May 27 1968
Market listing shows prices for AG Me hens eggs butter and poultry from Swit & Co Rath Packing Co and Inwa Flour & Feed Co. including prime hogs leghorns hay and straw, cattle hides and miscellaneous farm items with varied weights and grades. Notable items include Prime hogs 10.05, Good packers 9.15, HAY AND STRAW values around 10 to 16 dollars, and hides graded No 1 to No 2 with cures listed.
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Seadensseseewenenses
Prom Swit & Co
Rath Packing Co
Inwa Flour & Feed Go
Frou Cohn Bros
Esses
Iowa Hog Prices From Packing Centers Across Iowa
Iowa packing houses in Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City and Sioux City quoted hog prices for various weights and classifications. Rates ranged from about 0.59 to 10.40 per cwt with primes and heavies near 10.20, 10.40 for light to medium hogs, and sow prices around 7.50 to 8.50 depending on weight and quality. Receipts totals and market movement noted, with hogs at Sioux City and Des Moines showing slow demand and varied pricing across weights.
Kansan City Livestock and Commodities Report May 27
Receipts show cattle and sheep activity with varied prices across weight classes. Slaughter steers 1100-1500 lbs around 14.28, yearlings up to 15.06, cows 7.75-9.80, stockers 12.01-14.25, vealers 8.50-15.00. sheep and lambs steady to strong with lambs near 10.75 to 12.40. grain and bonds data included for Peoria grain, Liberty bonds, and foreign exchange rates.
Bond Market Opens With Prices Near Lows
New York May 27 The bond market opened with prices at recent lows as the week began. Stocks eased and bonds showed little change with government issues dormant and foreign bonds offering few points of interest.
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New York
United States
Direct swine shipments near all time record highs
Chicago May 37 Hog values fell 10 to 50c amid receipts totaling 65,000 head, the largest since January. About 33,000 hogs fitted to packers, with prices around 11.25 for around 200 pounds. Cattle and sheep also showed varied moves with steady to lower prices and heavy receipts.
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Chicago
Las Start
Adair
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Livestock receipts at East St. Louis totaled 27 15,000 hogs with barrows and gilts 20 to 25 cents lower, sows down 10 to 15 cents, pigs weaker for 130 to 180 pound ranges. Cattle receipts 2,400 with calves 2,000. steers scarce, mixed yearlings and heifers steady, cows steady to firm, bulls mostly steady. Slaughter steers 1,100 to 1,500 pounds 12.75 to 14.25, yearlings 760 to 1080 pounds 12.75 to 14.75, cows 6.50 to 10.75, bulls 9.79 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 4,000. spring lambs weak to 20 cents lower, slaughter classes steady, clipped lambs bid down, lamb ranges 14.00 to 15.00, cull ewes 8.25 to 11.00.
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Associated Plans
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Los
Sioux City
Chotce
Kansan
HAUS
Benersky
Arizona
Ted Grariings
Califarnia
Colowine
Shar Haals
East St. Louis
Gattle
Algher
Cell
Ever
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts May 27 Omaha Neb
Hogs receipts 19 000 with 3 300 direct demand steady to lower packers top 10 60 for 235 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 9 868 feed lot steady to lower with cows 9 00 to 11 00 and fed steers around 13 75. Sheep receipts 11 009 steady with spring lambs 15 00 to 18 50 and fed wooled lambs 14 50 to 13 85. California feeding lambs 13 00 to 13 28.
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Omaha
Neb
Calfornia
Liverpool
Eyota
Maren
Chicago
Coitton
Livestock Prices Mixed Amid Weak to Steady Demand at St Paul
May receipts show 4,000 cattle including steers and yearlings, with early undercurrent weak to lower and sales around 13.40 to 13.50 for top yearlings. Calves at 390 to 410, hogs 10.00 to 10.63, lambs 12.75, and feeders steady to firm with most bids around 10.50 to 10.63 depending on size and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Bellert
St Joseph Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Livestock market update from St Joseph Missouri notes receipts and price movements across cattle calves and vealers. Steady to mixed trends with calves fed steers and yearlings showing activity and cows around 9 to 10 dollars. California and native springers and yearlings priced with modest variations and limited offerings.
Livestock Report From Peoria Markets
Peoria Livestock reports show hog receipts around 3,000 with top bids near 10.85 and bulk sales at 10.40. Cattle receipts total about 150. Market activity highlights hogs at strong bids and steady cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria Livestock Paorla
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago and Cotton Prices
Chicago reports estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow with hogs at 12,900 sheep 26,000 and cattle 7,500. Cotton futures opened mixed with July near 18.73 cents and October around 18.53 cents, up modestly from prior levels amid quiet trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potatoes and grains mixed prices under pressure in Chicago and Minneapolis
Trade notes show receipts and new stock across potatoes, wheat, corn, and oats with varied quality. Prices for Bliss Triumphs potatoes hold around 4.00 to 4.55 per unit while regional grain bids in Minnesota and Missouri reflect steady to unchanged values for flour hay and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Russels
Fanny
OX ARRESTS OVER BOOZ DRIVE AND LIQUOR NUISANCE
Police arrested six people and seized 132 pints of beer, one pint of alcohol, two gallons of hooch and four gallons of wine in a liquor nuisance sweep. James L Richardson faced charges and paid bond, with sentencing set for June 27 by Judge G J Sager. Several others charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance or being disorderly house were released on bonds. one man was jailed for bootlegging. Detectives Ralph Davis and Hugh Crumline led the raids with officers Denniston Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Richardson
Ocneida Street
Margaret Carmén
Fourth Street
Leo Seerey
Syca
Frank Denniston
Thompson
Ralph Davis
Hugh Crumline
Charles Pickens
Denniston
Richardson
G. J. Sager
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Council Proceedings
E. H. S. Senior Glass
G.P.O.E
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Baturdey
Rye
Horthirest
Duluth
Louis
Werner
Board of Trade
ST. Louis Grain
Iwestock
Snes Aere
Seers
Anne
Seeysenenenar
Waterloo Markets
Kansas City Livestock
Peoria
Liberty Bonds
U. S. Ain J
Liberty Stes
E. Liberty
Liberty
Holland
Norway
Den
Denmark
Ageland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Kboe
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Jugo-Blavia
uUnty Jezee
Aes
Vanadium 3
Agios Peaes Taye
Wabashi
BTR
Wertinghame Electric
White Motors Ie
Willys-Overingtah
Woolworth
Wriglet Acro Yey
Yellow Truck & Coachweevpeececes AF
E. ST. Louis Livestock
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St Joseph
Annals
Packing Sons
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Omaha Grain
Omsha
Neo
Smutty
Smuthy
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Choles Southern
Siam
Curb
Standard
Indiana
Bo Sheaffer
Catsi Timothy
Oneidatreet
East Fourth Street
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