Woman Victim of Meningitis Tangier Rites Set
Mrs Jennie May Tangier wife of A Tangier died Saturday afternoon at 727 Second Street of meningitis. She was born June 2 1890 in Des Moines and moved to this city five years ago. Surviving are her husband a daughter Geneva her parents Frank and Mrs Doane Eldora a brother Frank Doane Jr and two sisters Mrs McNutt Waterloo and Mrs Payne Eldora. Funeral Thursday at 2 oclock at her home with Rev M G Munn officiating. Pallbearers from Waterloo Lodge and New Loyal Order of Moose. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Jennie May Tangier
Ae A. Tangier
Second
Frank Doane
Eldora
Tangier
Des Moines
Geneva
Waterloo Lodge
New Loyal Order of Moose
Mr. Tangler
Elmwood Cemetery
Bank Clerks Plan Four Dances At Waterloo
Beginning November 14 a series of four dances will be conducted under the Waterloo Bank Clerks association. The event aims to introduce unfamiliar dancers to popular waltzes and other twenty first century trends while offering ample opportunity to learn. Plans include organized discussions and invitations to a dancer regulation discussion.
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Waterloo Bank
Bunny Hue
Johnson
Halph Eicken
Coun Daner
Robert Wal
Rumor of Clubrooms in River Coliseum Sparks City Debate
A Waterloo meeting of four commercial groups discussed shared clubrooms for consolidated bodies and possible financing by Theodore N. Vail of the American Telephone Co. The plan, tied to a Cedar River project, is rumored to include leasing space in the proposed Coliseum and a split headquarters for Waterloo east and west.
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Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone Company
Cedar River
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
Carry E. Kirster
Hacme
Mr. Vail
Cockburn Plans Attendance Cards for YM YWCA Meetings
George I Cockburn secretary for the Y M C A proposes a system to track each boy’s attendance at Sunday meetings. He issues cards listing Sundays each month and boys receive a card marked for every date they attend. when a boy arrives the attendant marks the date on his card.
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George I. Cockburn
Havons
LIBRE ARTES IN WARD SCHOOLS
East side ward schools received a children's library with books cataloged by the city librarian. An educational board grant of 300 dollars supported the effort, and the work of collecting and cataloging has progressed, except for the McKinles facility funding.
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East Board of Education
East Side Ward
East Side
McKinles
Educational Board
Bazaar prep at First Congregational Church event
The Tadirs donate baked goods for the annual bazaar and are asked to save items at the church by 10 o’clock Friday morning. Those contributing are urged to drop items at the church tomorrow to allow booths to be arranged in time for the bazaar opening Friday morning.
National Bank Closed. Receiver Appointed at Sitton
National Bank in Sitton, Nebraska, was closed after a large shortage was reported to the examiner Frank McCormick was named receiver by the directors of the First National Mortgage Society. The note mentions Watlington and Keteline Comptroller of the Caypreney Kane in the communication. A chicken supper at First Congregational Church is listed Friday as an advertisement.
Local News Notes From Clarksville Area
Clarksville and vicinity report new birth on November 2 to Mr and Mrs Paul Harris. Residents visit relatives and travel for business, with several Misses Hagarty in Chicago and Milwaukee. Neighborhood social events include Hallowe en party at Miss Lucile North and a basket social at Delight Walsh s schoolhouse. Embroidery club dinner and theater outing conclude a busy week of visits and gatherings.
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Clarksville
Paul Harris
B. W. Wilder
Parkersharge
Denver
Lizzie Houston
Grinnell
Curtis Smith
Cedar Rapids
Fred Seita
J. Lowe
Sarah Green
Poisal Street
Florence Shaw
Kate Githerton
Weare Street
Henry Fisher
Brockman
Superior Street
Warthouse
Main Street
Annie
Elizabeth Hagarty
Mary
Chicago
Hlenty
Milwaukee
Joe Swalve
Hilton Street
Frank Wilhelm
Mitte
Green Street
Ann Sloeg
Berlin
Mattia Spencer
Thuredar
Tt. R. Thompson
Granite Falls
Maynard
Minn
Paul Thompson
Lucile North
Delight Walsh
Strock
Hallowe'en
Patterson Fome
Even- Inc
Myrtle Fitesimmon
Wapello
Cornfields Report Record Safe Hal lowe'en
A reader notes cornfields are in excellent condition with a good yield and prime quality. No pranks or disturbances occurred during Halloween. everything was safe and sane in the area.
Wheat market rally amid bearish conditions and record US acreage
Chicago reports a mixed grain session with wheat recovering after a weak open as Indian and Argentine reports buoy prices, while US winter wheat seeding may reach a record high. Corn and oats steadied near opened prices amid favorable weather, and hogs and cattle weakened at the Kansas City and Chicago markets with lambs steady to higher. Sheep opened strong but finished mostly steady. Livestock receipts at Union Stock Yards showed sizable hog and cattle throughput.
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Chicago
India
Argentina
Winnipeg
United States
Kansas
Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Cash grain prices and hog market report from Chicago Waterloo and Minneapolis
The page lists cash grain values for corn and wheat varieties in Chicago and Minneapolis markets, followed by hog market results in Chicago with a small note on prices. It also includes Waterloo market figures for rough and refined grain products and local dairy and poultry prices.
J M Hefner Dies In West State
J M Flietner, formerly a conductor on the Illinois Central with Waterloo HQ, died in Washington where he had been running a train. He left Waterloo three years ago after proving a claim in South Dakota and is survived by a widow and three small children. A nephew Leon Herner lives in Waterloo and is a tea conductor.
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J. M. Flietner
Tinois Central
Waterloo
Washington
South Dakota
Washington State
Leon Herner
Cattle Market Opens Lower on Chicago Trade
The Chicago cattle market opened modestly lower by 1d to 16 cents and closed with persistent early declines as stock traders adapted to weaker demand and unsettled prices.
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Chicago
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Hart Schaffner
MARX
Frank Bros
Goofright Hart Schaffner & Warr
Ker
George Wentland
American Institute of Banking
The
Courier
River Coliseum
C. G. Larrabee
Lamson Brothers & Company
Marsh-Place
Iowa
Market News
Texas
Cmcagoh
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Novan A
May Welles
Lord Jam
Cash Gran
Standard
Duluth
St. Oats
Minneapolis
Wheat Dee
May Rae
Nav
Wellington
JM. Hefner
I N
Delaware, Ta
West 2Nd St
C. R. Hallowell, Hallowell Co
West
Care Courier
Quincy St
Galloway Investment Co
M. B. Neff
West 4Th St
Kea
Hallowell, Hallowell Co
4Th &J
Dandy Lilly
Ry Hallowell
Hallowell Cy
Oolwain
East Fourth Street
Clothes Service
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