Chicago Markets Report Mix of Wheat Hog and Cattle News
Chicago markets show wheat up on fresh world supply notes though easing later. Corn and oats firm briefly on unsettled weather, hog prices fall while overall hog runs rise. Cattle and sheep trading slow. top cattle near 9.45 with lambs at 7.00 and sheep weaker. Local live stock receipts high at Union stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiease
Weataek
Union Stock Yards
RTS
Chicago
Argentina
Grain Market Brief From Midwest Areas
Readable fragments indicate mixed grain trading notes across Illinois Missouri Minnesota and Kansas with references to May dates and wheat prices. Mentions of Waterbou markets Flour and Grain and commodity terms suggest a stock market style update on grain values and deliveries.
Hold Up Men Rob Woman on Leland Avenue
Two men described as lookalikes robbed Miss Agnes Buss at about 9 p.m. Sunday near 419 Leland Avenue, taking a pocketbook with a small amount of cash and fleeing. Earlier that day a man matching similar description attempted another robbery on Park Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Agnes Buss
Leland Avenue
Miss Buss
Park Avenue West
Editor of German paper dies of heart disease
Marshathawn, Fa., Nov. 18. For many years editor of the Obachter, a German newspaper here, died this morning of heart disease. He was 69 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshathawn
Eobachter
For Sale and Rent Classified Notices in Waterloo
A sprawling classified list offers rooms for rent and sale items including household goods, stoves, horses, potatoes, and a moving picture machine. Also included is employment notices for stenographers, bookkeepers, and a sales position, plus real estate offerings and an incorporation notice for Corn Specialty Company in Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Cedar Falls
C. M. Allen
E. Waterloo
Iowa
Corn
Corn Specialty Company
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Rescue of thousands of game fish at Black Hawk Creek ponds
Deputy Fish and Game Warden Win Benton of Cedar Falls with Ferguson Lowe and Lotty recovered a large flotilla of fry from five Cedar Falls area ponds along Black Hawk Creek during a county overflow. Five hundred black bass and a mix of crapies sunfish were saved though the seine was damaged by dumped junk. Newton and his force will keep rescuing fish through freezing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Benton
Cedar Falls
Messrs
Ferguson, Lowe and
Lotty
Waterloo
The
Courier
Black Hawk Emek
Sterday
Black Haws
Newton
Portrait of the Rumora lar at Union Church
J I Bates lectured at Union Congregational on temperance and the saloon question. He argued temperance foes err by holier than thou attitudes while praising many saloon workers who are church members. He urged kindness and balanced view toward the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Bates
Union Congregational Church
Bates
Mr. Bates
Diamond theft attempt ends with assault on passerby
A business man wearing a diamond stud in his tie escaped an attempting thief who followed him to a street, while a woman, Miss Buss, was later restrained after the pursuers lingered for blocks. The man alerted police, but officers arrived about fifteen minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Buss
Town Criers Advertising Club Plans Weekly Meeting in Waterloo
Members of the Town Criers Advertising club anticipate a strong turnout as business men in Waterloo rally to support local advertising. The group resumes weekly sessions in Waterloo clubrooms tomorrow evening with chief speaker Jay Manning. He will deliver a talk filled with valuable information and comfortable seating will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Town Criers’ Advertising Club
Jay Manning
Manning
Alstadt Joins East Waterloo School Board
C F Alstadt elected to replace James Graham on the East Waterloo township board of education at a special meeting. Graham, who has served six years, leaves a term slated to end in 1914. Also approved was Lauritzen and Wasson’s work on the New Lincoln building. A joint meeting of local Methodist Episcopal church boards will be held at First M E between Nov 18 and Dec to discuss congregational matters with Rev William F Spry supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Shank
John G. Cattron
J. EB. Sedgwick
W. M. Lentz
J. E. Sedgwick
Corn Specialty Company
Board’ of Education
East Waterloo Township
C. F. Alstadt
James Graham
Graham
Lauritzen
Waterloo
M. BE
William F. Spry
M. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. C. Jones
Chicago Board OF Trade
C. G. Larrabee
Lamson Brothers & Company
Marsh-Place
Thone
Younsy Americas
Tech
Jong Horns
Michisand
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Ghgta
Market News
Soutit
Omaha
Oriel Oy
Inark
Kansas City
Wey
aTien
Nile
Aul
Fae Lars New
Duluth
Wellington
Pioneer
Toca Ae
Franklin
Jibout House
Legoman
Jeterson Street
Tbs
Clark
Call
Fowler St
Lincoln St
Walnut St
Care
First Farm Mortgage
Care Courier
Logan Ave
Commercial St
Western Union Telegraph Co
Protectographis
Northey Mfg. Co
Northey Hfg. Co
Leavitt St
Franklin St
Coutter
J. M. Poland
R. J. Tracks
Bluff St
J. M. Moore
A. J. Thompson
Cresco
P. O
Storden, Minn
Courier Office
L. & J. Bank
Evening Courier
Coats
Tomor
Rader @ Bates
BUICK
Cor
Sycamore Streets
Waterloo, Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!