Hog market shows steady opening and slight late weakness
Lamson Bros reports Chicago estimated hog receipts at 8,000 with cattle 2,000 and sheep 2,000 for the day. Hog market opened steady for mixed and butchers, with light and heavy classes priced between 7.30 and 8.50. By close, lighter demand left prices 5 to 10 cents lower while other categories held steady. Estimated Monday receipts at 27,008 and 3,000 hogs carried over from yesterday. Chicago price levels and futures show December wheat near 0.964 and corn near 0.664 with St Louis and Minneapolis cash quotes nearby.
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Chicago
Patriarchs Militant Degree Team Heads to Charles City
About twenty five Waterloo residents join the Patriarchs Militant degree team from Waterloo and others for the confer ring of the order in Charles City. A large banquet will follow as visiting teams from Mason City Cedar Rapids and other cities attend. The group plans to return tomorrow evening. Black's roommaking sale continues next week with substantial price reductions attracting hundreds of buyers.
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Patriarchs
Charles City
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Charles
A. 3. Skiblings
W. G. Bussler
J. P. Barrys
F W. Standish
Sweener
J. F. Reed
F W. Biggs
BH. O. Smith
Chevalier A. E. Lawton
P. C. Peterson
B. A. Long Myer
M. MM. Luce
J. T. Johnson
F. R. Yoder
Harry Lewis
W. W. Dietz
New Residences on Lane Street Contract Awarded
Co. F. Alstadt awarded a $7,000 bungalow on Lane Street near Cortland Street to be finished this season with completion planned next spring. Nearby D W Nelay awarded a $5,000 double-house project. Architect contracts go to J G Ralston and F F McManua for the two buildings.
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Cases Against Boys Dismissed in County Court
On motion by County Attorney Hoxie the cases against Eq mond Clermont and F J Flint two boys arrested in Chicago on a larceny charge were dismissed in Magistrate Caldwell's court. The dismissal followed a telegram from R W Johnston of the Ellis hotel now in Port Dodge stating he believes the boys are not guilty. They were brought here from Chicago earlier this week and had insisted on their innocence. Their friends welcome the outcome and Johnston says he is certain the suspects are not the right parties.
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Eqmond Clermont
F. J. Flint
Chicago
Caldwell
R. W. Johnston
Ellis Hotel
Port Dodge
Ellis
Johnston
Picketts Stand on Hughes Amendment Clarified
Hon C E Pickett explains his opposition to the Hughes amendment to the Sherman antitrust law. He argues it would not change the law or labor rights, would amount to class legislation, and demands equal enforcement of laws for all citizens. He urges voters to seek a square deal and reelect him for strong labor advocacy and lawful governance.
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Charles Pickett
Pickett
Congress
House of Representatives
National Conservation Bs
Congressman Pickett
The
Courier
Department of Justice
Hughes
New Jersey
Legislative Branch
Tabor
Why Don't Men Attend Church Debate at First Congregational
Dr. Washington Gladden addresses the Brotherhood and friends of the First Congregational church on why men eschew church due to business absorption. He cites wealth pursuits, notes women lead in religious and social life, and urges masculine influence for balanced spiritual growth.
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Columbus
Brotherhood and Friends
First Congregational Church
Gladden
Simon
Cox
Dr. Gladden
Brotherhood of the Church
Gill
Farewell Cedar Falls Banker Honored at Banquet
At the First National bank in Cedar Falls thirty five officers and directors with their wives attended a banquet for H H Rodenbach who retires as bank president to join the Day Hansen Investment company of Spokane Washington. W H Merner spoke for the directors and gifts were presented to Rodenbach and Miss Foote.
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First National Bank
H. Rodenbach
Day- Hansen Investment Company
Spokane
Wash
Rodenbach
H. S. Gilkey
Gilkey
W. H. Merner
F. B. Miller
Foota
Roger Leavitt
Miss Foote
Flagman Peeved At Teamsters Blunder On Track
A local flagman confronted two teamsters who tried to cross a track before an approaching engine. The signalman had warned them, but they pressed on, risking a clash with the moving locomotive. The flagman stopped them and vented his anger with strong words, using the moment to caution others.
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Lagman
Two Waterlooans Join Billy Sunday Evangelistic Party
Two former Waterloo residents join the Billy Sunday evangelistic party. Frances Miller, a Bible teacher, and Fred R. Seibert, the tabernacle custodian, arrived from Chicago to help. Seibert, once in Waterloo three years ago, is famed as a bronco buster known as the cowboy convert.
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Waterloo
Billy
Ladies’ Seminary
Sunday Evangelistic Party
Sunday Movement
Mise Miller
Seibert
Mr. Seibert
Y. M.C
the Tabernacle
Flo
Taft Plans Economy Drive Across Government Departments
President Taft aims to guide economy policy by meeting with committees of government employees at the White House to develop plans for reducing costs across departments. The briefing notes Taft’s active role in fiscal reforms as he seeks to tighten government spending.
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Taft
Washington
Navy
White House
Dirigible Makes Successful Trip Across Channel
Corbehem France Nov 5 Crulel Willows ascended in a dirigible airship at Wormwood Scrubb and reached Parie safely this morning after a flight across the English Channel. He refueled and continued toward Paris with a new supply.
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Corbehem
France
Crulel Willows
Wormwood Scrubb
English Channel
Parie
Paris
Roosevelt visits Chicago for brief city stop
Chicago on November 5 saw Theodore Roosevelt arrive and stay about thirty five minutes. Few residents noticed his presence as he prepared for two speeches that day in Toledo and Cleveland.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Fiest
East
City
Toledo
Cleveland
Fence men charge discrimination in rail service
Washington November 5 wire fence manufacturers at Adrian and Tecumseh Michigan claim to the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads favor Pittsburgh and Chicago companies, discriminating against them.
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Washington
Adrian and Tecumseh
Mich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg
Chicago
Arts and Crafts Shop Opens in Barnett Building
The Arts and Crafts shop opened today at the Barnett building corner of Fourth and Mulberry streets. Waterloo residents quickly visited the store, attracted by a complete display of pictures and crafts novelties. Manager Guy Perkins leads the new establishment with a promising selection.
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Barnett Building
Fourth and Mulberry Streets
Waterloo
Guy Perkins
Promnd
Sunday school hours moved and chapel bazaar update
The Linden chapel changes Sunday school time to 9 o clock in the morning and will hold no other services except Sunday school each Sunday morning while William Sunday meetings continue. A large attendance at last Monday's supper and bazaar yielded a good sum from sales. K Peterson returned from Chicago with his brother to recover after two weeks in a hospital. Mrs Miranda Bandfield visits her daughter near Raymond. Foley's Honey and Tar marketed by Wangier Bros and H W Taggart as a household medicine.
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William
K. Peterson
Chicago
Miranda Bandfield
Glenn Parker
Raymond
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