Market News and Livestock Data from Chicago Nov 16
Requisition of ships by Italy pressured wheat with mixed export activity. Oilier grains and hogs declined. cattle and sheep opened steady to weak with varied regional receipts. Wheat and corn futures showed a bearish tilt while cash markets in Winnipeg and Duluth eroded. hogs closed 15 to 20 cents lower. Local notes mention community visits, deaths, and social events in Osage, Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo.
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Lalgerpool
Beeves
Texas
Winnipeg
Duluth
Kansas City
Winnipes
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Wellinston
Orange
W.c
Pountry
Springs
Owen High OW
KAN Ory Livestock
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Walker family notes and new baby milestone observed
Nov 16 birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Walter Less born Nov 10. Mr and Mrs Virgil Warren returned from Missouri visit. Presbyterian church society held a party Tuesday evening in honor of the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Warren and the new family member.
Social Roundup and Funeral Attendance in Cedar Rapids
Mrs A J Uarry and others attended the funeral of John Wieneke, a brother of Mrs Margaret Ernst, with several relatives in Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Neighborhood friends hosted gatherings in North Greene street as the Gardner children prepared to move to Vin ton. Viola Takes returned to Indepen dence to her job, while Mary Hoefliger and daughter visited old friends and Mrs Carns recuperates in Cedar Rapids awaiting is at home soon. YT Christensen left for a five day visit to Waterloo to see his daughters Mrs Lockwood and Miss Loret ta Christensen.
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A. J. Uarry
Margaret Ernst
Ernst
M. Less
Mabel
Wan H Melss
Cedar Rapids
John Wieneke
Wieneke
Margaret. Iirnat
Ilza
Nora Gardner
Barbara Michaels
North
Greene Street
Gardner
Vinton
Viola
Independence
Mary Hoefliger
C. O. Bross
Marlon
Christensen
FE. R. Lockwood
Loretta Christensen
Waterloo
Center Point News Roundup of Local Moves and Health
Center Point notes Theodore Pringle of Douglas Wyoming visiting sister Mrs G Z Smith for ten days before heading to El Paso Texas. Frank Yost, recently in Los Angeles with Dr B B Yost, reports improving health. Mrs Vivoka Hollenbeck bruised after a fall Sunday night with no fractures. Emma Lavell hosted the Woman's club Saturday. Professor S Malmran visited parents last Sunday. Mrs L Wilson reported improving after October 29 Rochester operation. W B Underwood leaves GU Christ lumber yard for Lisbon with family relocation forthcoming.
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Center Point
Theodore Pringle
Douglas
Wyo
G. Z. Smith
Pringle
el Paso
Tex
Frank Yost
Los Angeles
Calif
B. B. Yost
Vivoka Hollenbeck
Emma Lavell
Woman's Club
S. Malmran
JL. Wilson
Wilson
Rochester
Underwood
GU Christ Lumber Yard
Lisbon
Rowley Brief Meets Thursday With Mrs Joe Stary
Nov 15 note of a local meeting in Rowley with Mrs. Joe Stary as a host. E P Buckley busy moving and related preparations noted.
Local News Roundup From San Molle to Cedar Rapids
J Grisell of San Molle visits on business as repairs and improvements continue on four buildings. Mrs B Brady visits Waterloo to see her brother Rico who was in an auto wreck. son Taurry injured. Mrs William Buri shows improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs Frank Arnold Da move to Cedar Rapids. Henry Reed’s son born Sunday. Mrs D W Anderson and children plan a week with relatives in Martyette. Presbyterians host annual chicken pie dinner on Saturday with proceeds of 62 dollars. Miss Haley Hains heads to Paul Hoo Sheldon for three weeks. Mr Warner of Gentral City visits. Eve plans to move in January to Dora Norton’s house. Tom Johnson recovering at Pilcher home. Mrs Tieleng Christiansen and daughter return from Christian son Arnold wedding in Chilenge. Mrs Daniel Kuuz dies after weeks of illness Wright’s disease and complications. Funeral at Presbyterian church Wednesday. Burial at Quasquetan.
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Sfnties
Osage
Margaret Clark
Cedar itn+ pids
Waverly
Harold Roe
Win
Roe
Walter Aageson
St. Ansgar
I. G. Hodges
Walt Dickinson
PF. A. Osineup
Ed Nerrnng
Shell Rock
Herring
FP. H. Shafer
W. D. Lashbrook
Cedar Falls
BE. Lashbrook
Shellsburg
Morphew
Tot Springs
Ark
Dave Tyrrell
Flower Guild
Guild Hall
Geo. Clary
Do. W. Dettmer
New Hampton
Clary
Touis Myer
Fourth Ward
McConnell
Georgia
Waterloo
G. Hullman
Rochester
Minn
Grisell
San Molle
Jackhay
GB. Brady
Rico
Taurry
Nute
William Buri
Altra
Frank Arnold da
Cedar Ranlds
Mra
Henry Reed
Bon
North
D. W. Anderson
Chil Tren
Martyette
Iru Lulen
Otha Presbyterian Church
Faley Hains
Paul Hoo
Sheldon
Certa
Warner
Gentral City
Dora Norton
Tom Johnson
Ou | Pilcher
Tieleng Chriatians An
Hsther Olivers
Wrights
Presbyterian Church
Roberts
Quasquetan Tor Tural
Hospital Visit Recounts Bewildering Cure Claim
Fragmentary notice describes a trip to a hospital and quotes a claimant praising a remedy sold by druggists for ailments including limp back pains, sore muscles, sleep disturbance, and bladder issues. Names and places are garbled in the OCR.
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Pmne Hospital
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Cleanse the Liver
Rural health ad proclaims a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels, claiming it stops headaches, bad breath, and sallow skin. It warns against calomel, says the remedy is harmless, inexpensive, and safe for daily use.
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Enys
Waverly social visit notes include travelers and guests
Miss Dorothy Chapman traveled to Tripoli for a few days with friend Mrs. Stanley Smith. Mrs. O Hamilton of Waterloo is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jess Blasier. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Cedar Falls were Sunday guests at Mrs. Miller's sister Mrs. Seifert's home. Miss Radio Leot has been staying here.
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Waverly
Dorothy Chapman
Tripoli
Stanley Smith
O. Hamilton
Waterloo
Jess Blasier
Joe Miller
Cedar Falls
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