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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1913

Page

12

Market News From Chicago On Nov 1 Cattle Steady

General Market news reports lower cable quotations and a bearish wheat outlook from Oklahoma with 30 percent higher Oklahoma acreage. Corn and oats show weakness amid fine weather and weak cattle activity, with hog prices sagging but sheep and lambs selling well. Cattle market opened and closed steady amid larger totals.

Chicago Oklahoma Argentina Liverpool Kansas Teevos Texas Tee Kansas City uUmana Ned Novi Union Stock Yards Sheen Tod Heayy

The Runaways Close Major Majestic Engagement Tonight

The Runaways end a record breaking run at the Majestic with two shows this evening. Earl Dewey Mabel Rogers and a strong supporting troupe have pleased audiences. Tomorrow a new bill begins headlined by Lala Salbini and the Bathing Beauty act. Helene Carrel and Francis Perlot present I Died a full comedy sketch. Case and Rogers offer singing and dancing with A Baggage Man. Kichi Araki the Japanese adds a novelty act.

Earl Dewey Mabel Rogers Lala Salbini Bathing Beauty and Company Helene Carrel Francis Perlot Case Rogers Kichi Araki

Schedule in Effect Now at Waterloo With Fine Service

The notice states schedules are in effect now for Waterloo operations and highlights fine service. It presents a concise update, focusing on timing and quality, with emphasis on Waterloo's current schedule status.

Pickett to Speak at Fortnightly Meeting in Chicago

Charles KL Pickett ex congressman will read a paper at the Fortnightly meeting in First Congregational church Chicago on Wednesday evening. The event includes discussion of Referendum and Recall Native lambs and a sheep market report with prices 6 to 8 dollars.

Charles KL Pickett Congress Man First Congregational Church Chicago Western Pickett

October Weather and Grain Prices Report

The report notes October 1913-14 first snow flurries and a snowfall, with temperatures and records reported by Weather Observer Ralph Slippy. It lists cash grain close data for Wheat Corn Oats and includes New York stocks results and precipitation totals for October, comparing to 1912 and noting rainfall days and amounts.

Ai Agaa BTR STE - Oop TOR Os A Ralph Slippy Octohar Folmure N. S N. B N.S Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg New York Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn United States Steel United Furamelan Dee Coer Co Ralph B. Slippy Rae Pasion

Walnut Market Surplus At St A Public Sale

Keven reports 100 bushels of walnuts being sold at the public market with demand robust and price around 14 dollars per bushel. Eggs 28 cents a dozen. turnips 20 cents a peck. cabbages and carrots at usual rates. shelled walnuts 10 dollars a bushel. Potatoes rising to 85 cents to 1.10 a bushel due to Minnesota shipments and limited supply.

L. W. Fairburn Minnesota

Corn Growing Contest Boosted by $300 in Black Hawk County

A. A. Burger announces a $300 increase to the prize fund for the Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association acre corn-growing contest. Total now $1,200 with $1,000 from Leavitt Johnson National Bank. Entries due by May 16. Prof. Burger to distribute details.

A. A. Burger Black Hawk County Bluck Hawk County Burger

Foley Kidney Pills Offer Quick Relief for Backache

Painful back and rheumatic discomfort plague thousands daily. Foley Kidney Pills begin working from the first dose, exerting a strong action on the kidneys and bladder to dispel pain and torment. For sale by all dealers.

Foley

Sweden Exports Lift Swedish Machine Industry Promise

American Machinist reports on Sweden a small nation with under six million people where most factory output is destined for export. The piece notes 95 percent of some shops’ products go abroad and highlights growth in machine and tool building as a key future area.

Sweden Oysar

Health remedy ad from Wisconsin dealer urging use of oat based products

An old ad promotes Foley Kidney Tisives and oat based medicines to improve health for families in Wisconsin. It mentions various names and a dealer network, urging readers to buy the remedies from local dealers.

Mere O. Tater Green Puy Wis Kidtees Cod Biedder Walier

Waterloos Stars Rally in Latest Racing Season

A cryptic wire des cripts Waterloo event with riders and teams contending on the track. The report notes recent form and mention of several riders, hinting at season standings and potential future races.

Waterloo Clare Ceyret Torreon

Waterloo Women to Wear Pants Like Pantaloon Skirts

Waterloo garment firm announces a new feminine garment called pantheology pants resembling pantaloon style. It claims to free movement by removing bulky underskirt while keeping form with elastic gathering near the ankle. Production begins soon, using silk and cotton blends for a tight wrist-to-knee fit.

Ivery Dimarathon

Woman Against Woman Tonight at Waterlog

Fane-Gorrall company presents the comedy drama Woman Against Woman at the Waterlog this evening with a special matinee Saturday for ladies and children. Tickets are ten cents any seat.

Fane-Gorrall Company

City in Brief: October Licenses and Local Happenings

October activity shows 68 licenses issued versus 54 last month. Mrs. R. C. Thompson and daughter Annabelle will winter in Los Angeles. The fourth artesian well project will start next week with J P Miller of Miller Artesian Well Co arriving. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Chicago, Waterloo, and Los Angeles. Architect Howard Burrig drafts a 3500 dollar residence on Reber avenue for M H Hutson and P C Elgin and son of Greene.

Louh Hubbard Jesup Cupid R. C. Thompson Annabelle Los Angeles J.P. Miller Chicago Fred Muller, Jr Memphis

Halloween coffin scene thrills visitors at YMCA youth event

About 500 attendees at a Hallowe'en celebration by the YMCA and YWCA in the VY building watched a staged Limbo voyage ending with a "corpse" rising from a coffin. Carroll Cole, a YMCA member, hid in the coffin as visitors toured the mock burial chamber, followed by a vaudeville program and musical numbers by group members.

Hallowe'en Y. W. C. Alin Carroll Cole Limha Hays’ Department Jacoly Bintz Baphael Jones Y. V C) A Organiza

Restaurant Rent Changes and Property Transfer Noted

Summer transfers ownership of a restaurant at Fourth Street East by bill of sale. The deal includes equipment and goodwill valued around 72 plus a five year lease at 125 dollars monthly in advance. Other lines mention theater notes and local skits, with Milton and Polly Nobles performing in a Pleasant sketches segment.

Ceorge Chirdsing Ture Priel Fourth Street Commere’ng George Frist SEU

Fire department reports light October losses in city

Firemen answered seven calls in October with only one small loss recorded. A blaze at J W May's residence at 245 Western Avenue caused 425 dollars in damage, while other fires caused no losses. October was unusually light for costly fires as cold weather set in.

J. W. May Western Avenue

Battleships Reported by Wireless On Ocean Voyage

On board the battleship Wyom ing at sea the HNeet fleet communicates by wireless telegraphy via Cape Hace. The Neet reports en route to the Mediterranean port of Gibraltar after a blow from fresh southwesterly winds. 1,654 miles remain to reach Gibraltar.

Wyomink Cape Hace Hneet Mediterranean Porta Gibraltar

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