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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
7
A historical market brief lists hides by grade material and weights with prices for green and cured calf hides, green hides, bull hides, and medium wool. The fragment also mentions birds like spring chickens, old roosters, young turkeys, and turkey meat terms amid runic annotations.
Chicago May 29 market report notes heavy fall wheat selling driven by cooler temperatures and widespread rain with Russia and France weather aiding supply. May and July futures show gains and losses amid cover activity. pork values steady to firm while hogs see full-market hogs. Cattle and sheep markets show varied openness and receipts at St Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha with mixed price moves across cattle hogs and lambs.
Denver on May 28 reports visits and travel among residents including Henry Went and wife John Colling at Waterloo Fr W Clausing of Parkersburg John Heminghaus on Des Moines trip Dr G J Bennett called to Waterloo for his mother’s hip injury Mrs Louise Riedesel hosted Thimble Beason Amanitas Sundermeier of Waverly visited Leta Meyer Louie Burns celebrated tenth wedding anniversary Martha Neverman at Grove Hills and others attended funerals and shoppings. local listings show livestock and fare details for May 30 and Y M C A meal service in Denver.
Philadelphia portrait painter Albert Rosenthal told a House committee he was paid 855 dollars for a portrait of Associate Justice William R Day while State Department records show a voucher and receipt for 2415 dollars, prompting scrutiny of expenditures and possible overpayments.
Rev Edgar A Valiant received a telegram from Toronto Ontario stating his mother has died today. She was about 90 years old and ill primarily due to old age. Survived by husband two sons and three daughters with relatives in Winnipeg Hamilton and Toronto. Funeral planned for Wednesday with uncertain attendance by Mr Valiant.
I M Sproul president of the Iowa State Bank is recovering from a hemorrhage attack. He is able to sit up part of each day and friends report his gradual restoration of strength with continued rest and minimal worry.
Washington May 29 Chief Justice White entered a motion before proceeding with the tobacco trust case. The consensus in the courtroom favored a late announcement and the opinion, likely similar to the Standard Oil decision, to be delivered by the chief justice.
Washington May 29 Democratic senators caucus voted fourteen to eleven to rescind their prior pledge to back the Martin resolution for a new inquiry by the privileges and elections committee into the Lorimer case. The move left Democrats uncommitted as Lorimer was to be debated in the Senate.
Angela Landis, an England born teacher at Lakeland, clashes with Principal Paul Freeman over a Flag Day program. He persuades her to teach patriotic poems. she grows to love America, trains her students to win an honor prize, and, after a tense night, agrees to marry Freeman as he proclaims her loyalty in love and nation.
Joseph Meany departs tonight for a Wisconsin business trip. Harner of Independence visits on legal business. Nootager of Waverly in Waterloo and the ghost of J Nootager noted. Sutcliffe travels to Chicago then Indianapolis to watch the speed race. A 9 pound son born to Mr and Mrs W Ro Sieg at 1070 Lafayette. Bleg connects with hospital project. Mrs J W Rath invites Primary Sunday school to meet Tuesday at 4. A jail term for Ari Kline after arrest by Marshal Unger. Y M C A men hold a meeting with J K Bates presiding and the Walnut Street Baptist quartet singing. Rev W S Johnson honors the flag. R Herman Cunningham speaks on The Young Man Four Square.
Pope Pius I issues an encyclical to Roman Catholic bishops worldwide denouncing Portugal's anti religious actions. The document expresses strong disapproval and calls for reverence toward church authorities.
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