Market summary from Chicago May 29 wheat and hogs
Free selling of wheat pushed higher early amid rainless forecast but closed weak as July prices slipped to 1.10 5-8. Corn showed firmness then retreated with other grains. Hog receipts 2,200 with prices around 7.30 to 7.40. sheep and lamb trade softer. Chicago produce steady for butter eggs and cheese. potatoes firm in Wisconsin and Michigan and Minnesota.
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Chicago
Kansas
Andebraska
Liverpool
Prairie View
Theansas Vrop
Illinois
Argenina
Owever
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
St Louis Livestock and Market Receipts May 29
Estimated receipts today show hogs about 80,000 head, cattle around 18,000, and sheep near 18,000. In Chicago traders report steers down 10 to 15 cents, hogs 10 cents lower with top at 7.55, prime lambs steady, sheep strong. cash oats values listed for nearby grades.
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Chicago
Texas
St. Louis
Arket
Kansas City
Ie Aes
N. S
Envy
Ackers and Butchers
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Helfers
Peatern
Eteera.s
City in Brief Our Glasses Good to look at and look through
Waterloo notes cover a range of visitors and locals including coal operator Buchanan L R Rosebrook of Oskaloosa and J W Williams from Omaha on business. Births, marriages, and civic events are reported along with a new Athen soda fountain, a patriotic window at Stolt Bros. and a Masons order to Sheridans. Funeral services for Preston E Dungan were held and his remains sent to Butler Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
L. R. Rosebrook
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
John Brown
Victoria
Tex
M. A. Parker
Berth Avenue
Justice J. H. Kuhns
Jesse Bandfield
Abbie A. Lantz
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
Mason Motor Car Company
Sheridan
Preston E. Dungan
Kistner Undertaking
B. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Butler Center
Another View of Depot Situation in Waterloo
An official of Rock Island lines in Waterloo says the union station plan favors Illinois Central access to Waterloo west to capture rail freight from Westfield. The Rock Island will not abandon plans for a Waterloo west depot and unite with others on the river's east bank. Coal yard improvements by I. S. B. Young & Co at Third Street West include new sheds and a modernized office.
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A. C. Darling
Illinois Central
Shop Grounds
E. D. Rockwell
Des Moines
Northern Pacific Railway
Waterloo
Milton Hill
Presbyterian Hospital
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island
Tte
Young & Co
Third Street
Opening Gun in Baseball Plans
H B Maynard and Sam Frank of the Waterlo Baseball association sign a contract with the Snyder Carnival company to appear in Waterloo the week of June 17. Proceeds fund debt relief and a new park, while paving the way for a possible new league and a reorganized team for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Maynard
Sam Frank
Waterlo Baseball Association
Snyder Carnival Company
Snyder Company
Cosmopolitan Company
Waterloo
Ilinois
Waterloo Dog Licenses to Advance June 1
Over 400 Waterloo dog owners without licenses will receive warning post cards today. On June 1 the dog tax rises from 1 to 2 dollars for males and from 2 to 4 dollars for females. About 150 licenses have been issued so far, with many other owners believed to harbor dogs and avoid licensing. Authorities plan to compel all dog owners to obtain licenses.
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Waterloo
RR. L. DeGon
Public Library Open Tomorrow Memorial Day
Both divisions of the public library will remain open on Memorial Day from 10 am to 9 pm, continuing the usual schedule. This notice confirms accessibility for patrons seeking services and materials.
Fourth Gala way loop car operation notice
Cars will be operated around the loop on the indicated date in one direction from East Fourth street to Villa Galloway via the loop. Commences at 1 a.m. and continues for the balance of the day. C. M. Cheney, G& FL & BLA.
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East Fourth Street
Special Train to M. W. A. Picnic
The Times Central runs a special Waterloo to Charles City train for the Northeastern Iowa Modern Woodmen of America picnic on Thursday June 6. The train departs at 8 20 am from Waterloo and returns from Charles City at 7 30 pm.
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Iowa
Charles City
Ttineis Central
Rim
Waterloo
Friday Night Alumni Banquet at Waterloo East High
The Waterloo East High School alumni banquet will be held Friday at 7 pm in the high school gym. Mrs. Strayer will direct the banquet, W. R. Law will preside as toastmaster, and a program of toasts and music will follow. 50 cent fee can be paid at the door, with officers Len Kelley, Blanche Martin, Marguerite Fowler, and Keith Crowther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Kelley
Blanche Martin
Marguerite Fowler
Keith Crowther
Dean Divorce Case Proceeds in Waverly Court
Testimony for the plaintiff in the Harvey W. Dean vs Maud Dean divorce was completed as the defense began questioning. Mrs Dean denied cruelty charges and described married life from 1807 to 1911 including residences on Cottage Street and Berth Avenue. Mayor Hazlett of Waverly testified as part of sensational proceedings.
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Harvey W. Dean
Maud Dean
Dean
Hazlett
Waverly
Windsor license notices list couples and locations
Licensed to wed names Roy M. McCombs Verna Thayer Riley L. Simpson Garth E. Carrier Hazel Mae Ellis with Iowa places Waterloo Eldora Vinton Iona Falls Jiquise Near and dates shown in the notice.
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Roy M. McCombs
Waterloo
Verna Thayer
Riley L. Simpson
Iona Falls
Jiquise
Eldora
Garth E. Carrier
Vinton
Hazel Mae Ellis
Morpheus mansion sleeping house blooms in Waterloo
An attorney M. J. Butterfield built a unique one story sleeping structure in his yard at 728 Franklin street. The 13 by 24 foot green space mansion, screened with canvas and a surrounding four by four opening, houses six beds and is described as a modern sleepin barn.
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Waterloo
Morpheus Manaston
M. J. Butterfield
Franklin Street
Thia
Detroit Clinches Next Northern Baptist Convention
May 29 in Des Moines reports Detroit awarded the next annual Northern Baptist convention. Denver was the only other candidate. Detroit’s selection was unanimous after a committee backed the Detroit proposal fracturing the Denver bid. The 1913 gathering will open the third Wednesday in May.
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Tes Moines
Detroit
Denver
Colorado City
Garments for hot weather at The People's Store
Largest variety of seasonable dresses on sale this week with linen pongee and lingerie in all shades. Prices start at $3.98. Skirts petticoats and waists from 98 cents. Location is 223 West Fourth Street.
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Hagerman and Downing
Jefferson Street
Northwestern Land & Investment
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Bennett
Marsh-Place
Ill
South Dakota
ST. Louis Livestock
Grain and Provisions
New York
Minneapolis
Wellington
P. G. Holden
Pythian Temple
Mr. Holden
D. E. Smith
Webster City
George Wiley
The
Moose
J. M. Morrisey
Dubuque
J. W. Williams
Burlington
A. J. Busby
Jean Bart Balcomb
Chileongo
Balcomb
Buena Vista Irrigation ‘and Power Company
Oregon
W. V. Mullin
Colorado Springs
F. L. Love
Towa City
Emanuel Fike
Orange Township
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
North
Advane
Baptist
the People's Store
West Fourth Street
Canada
R. R
John T. Goss Land Co
Syommore Street
Towa
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