Markets Brief: Hogs Cattle and Grains Mixed on Nov 17
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS for hogs 2 000 cattle 6 000 sheep 15 000. Hogs opened steady then closed weak with mixed and butchers at 7.60 to 7.60 early and 7.20 to 7.60 late. Cattle market opened steady. beeves 4.40 to 7.40, stockers 3.30 to 5.60, Texas steers 4.00 to 5.20, cows 2.20 to 6.20, calves 7.50 to 10.00. Cash wheat and corn prices listed. New York and St Louis closes cited. NYSE shown with several equities such as Canadian Pacific, Reading, Rock Island, Northern Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, U S Steel, American Sugar, Illinois Central, St Paul.
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Chicago
Tioga
Texas
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
UBC
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
American ‘Smelter
BOF
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
Amalgamated
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Tllinois Central
St. Paul
Tan Peace
Peas
Jan
Thie
Waterloo
Kansas
Wellington
Aristos . S
Lens
Young canvassers arrested today for false pretenses
On information filed by clothier FL M. Scane before Police Magistrate Caldwell warrants were issued for James Ross and Glen E. La Barre. At arraignment they pleaded not guilty. bonds set at 300 each. Ross in jail on default. La Barre posted bond. Case continued to 2 p m Nov 22. Statement notes about Catholic directory advertising for Sacred Heart church and disputed proceeds. roughly $100 collected with about the same unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL M. Scane
Caldwell
James Ross
Glen E. la Barre
Ross
Iatl
la Barre
Hiiberty
Sacred Heart Church
Hanley
Prisoner Nod Fails To Wake In Police Court
Judge Caldwell questioned a middle aged man in police court after he stretched and yawned near the switch. The man’s comment about a “no sleeping car” suggests a disrupted proceeding and a scene of light pretension in the courtroom.
Disorderly conduct leads to stern city crackdown
A man was given ten days to recover and a Cedar Falls printer faced ten days for drunkenness and insulting a young lady. Chief Dinneen and officers vow zero tolerance for insults to women on the streets, promising severe sentences to offenders caught by the court.
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Cedar Falls
Dinneen
Bank Clearings in Waterloo Weekly Totals
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending Nov 17 1919 totaled 1 142 044 57 with daily figures listed Friday through Thursday. Realty transfers recorded in Black Hawk County for the week ending Nov 16 1910 show deeds 55 629 00 mortgages 99 590 00 chattel mortgages 5 829 29 and total instruments 6 121 to date 6 121, Increase 1 248 from last year.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Manesy Home Hosts Twenty Five Friends Evening
Mr and Mrs L D Manesy pleasant evening entertaining twenty five friends at their Fourth street east home. Guests enjoyed games music and light refreshments. All expressed enjoyment of the gathering.
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C. B. Huston
Elmer Hotel
Peter Grady
Joe Houghtaling
Burlington
Fortnightly Club Discusses Governmental Questions
The Fortnightly club met last evening in public library room east. Host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Juongley. Attorney Roger W. Smith spoke on a national budget system to fix responsibility, proposing a new House committee to harmonize expenditures and income. Attorney G. E. Pike discussed government by committees and the executive power. Thanksgiving weddings and social events followed, with Alford and Reinhart planning a Las Vegas wedding, and many Waterloo residents noted in lively society items.
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Alfred Juongley
Roger W. Smith
J. W. Arbuckle
House of Representatives
G. E. Pike
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Longley
Robert Cushman Alford
Raton
N. M
L. Alford
Las Vegas
Mina Ruge Reinhart
Marshall Rugg
Redlands
Cal
Black Hawk County
Alford
Groonm-Elect
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Tve
Bride-Elect
Cedar Falls
Towa State Teachers’ College
West
Iowa
F. M. Shores
Myrtle Rugg
Home Bred Laxative Cough Syrup Claims Cure All
An old home remedy promises to cure coughs colds and bronchitis with a laxative syrup. It uses essence mentho laxene and granulated sugar water prepared at home costing under 39 cents a pint. Cures claimed in hours promote pneumonia prevention and easier breathing for both adults and children.
Candy Kitchen Changes Hands In Waterloo Trade
Informally and enjoyably spent days mark the sale of Pure Food Candy Kitchen at 502 Commercial Street. I G Romuvest sold to K Storm of Oelwein, a seasoned candy maker, with Storm arriving in Waterloo on strong local recommendations. Mrs Roumfest and her husband will rent the shop for winter and pursue other work after a brief tenure managing the kitchen.
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Waterloo
P. J. Martin
Fremont Street
Ray
J. G. Shanewise
A.W. Fairburn
A. McComb
Blanche Martin
Virginia van Metre
Mary Kuhns
E. M. Storm
Lincoln Cirere
G A. R
South Street
Lois Storm
Harriett Marc Eadhron
Marie Itchins
Marion Chapman
Reed
Commercial Street
St. Catherine’s Society
Mather of
Plantes
Mees
Owas
Obrtte Steed
Mies
Conmerty
Edward Marlow
Candy Kitchen
Waterloo Cedac Falls & Northern Railway Freight Station Opens
Effective November 17 1910 the company's new freight station at Mulberry and Utica streets Waterloo will open. The joint station with the Chicago Great Western railroad will be discontinued and all freight service in Waterloo will be handled at the new site. C L M Cheney General Wreight and Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry and
Utica
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Waterloo
Cl. M. Cheney
General Wreight
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh Place
H. W
N. S
York
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Nerros
Dauel Day
Father Mulcahy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rose Lemper Wood
A. L. Lemper
Franklin Street
Edgar B. Wieght
North Waterloo
John Joseph
de Soto
Wis
Julia Cawthorne
Wight
Logan Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
E. B. Wight & Co
Waterson
Robina Galloway
Paul F. Scheibe
John Galloway
Reinbeck
Hugh Galloway
South Courtright
N. Y
Eastern Star Meeting
Elizabeth M. Young
Cora Garrabrant
Evelyn Smith Stuart
F. A. Boorle
F. B. Dietrich
Boone
D. W Clements
J. L. Rose
Rae Muirhead
Stowers
Marshalltown
Stewart
Maurgeon
Ruth Bale
Misefty
Ott
Ladies’ Social Union
the Universalist Church
H.A. Sargens
Commercal Ar
Sargent
C. W. Caldwell
Clara Maynard
Hazel Keller
C. Fs. Longley
Vicksburg
Hutchinson
New York City
Maynard
Washington Court
HW. B. Maynard
Rebekat
Temple Rebekah Jodie
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George Rath
Margaret Derrick
Lafiyello
Sean
Te Ogresses
Bred Fisher
Tol Ries
Phe
Ivrances Curtis
Gielk
Christ Episcopal
John Fiske Teackers
John Fiske Shoal
Evelyn McQuincin
Dolly Stearns
J. Ai Khind
College of Commerce
Homa
Waterloo, Cedac Falls & Northern Railway Company
Leopold
Burlington, Iowa, U.S. A
Quest & Smith
Blaff Street
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