Market summary from Chicago Board of Trade notes
Chicago market news reports mixed signals with wheat easing on favorable Argentina crop weather and Australian offers, corn firming briefly before a decline, oats dipping, and hog prices fluctuating as live stock receipts show hogs and cattle steady to slow. Butter and eggs rise modestly while potatoes hold. Monday hog receipts forecast around 39,000.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Duluth
Onte
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
NEAS
Salem
Dea
Earlings
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Grain Market Notes and New York Banking Conditions
Wheat and corn prices across No 2 red to No 4 yellow contracts are listed for several markets including St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg with Dec and May futures. A weekly condition report shows New York banks and trust companies in aggregate cash reserve deficit of 995950 and details of decreases in specie legal tenders net deposits and circulation. An advisory promotes Chamberlains Tablets for dullness biliousness and constipation.
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Paluth
New York
Searing House
Imlt
Earing House
Waverly diary notes visitors and local visits
Waverly daily notes visitors and relatives with Mrs C Lleth and daughter from Janesville and family from Waterloo. Families from Charles City, Allison, and Dubuque visit or travel through Waverly for holidays and social visits.
Local social notes and Thanksgiving gatherings dominate La Porte scene
Miss Alice Perry returns from Frankfort South Carolina with a stop in Aberdeen. Miss Ruth Triem visits from Monticello for Thanksgiving with her parents. Irene Van Valkenburg tours from Chicago for a few days. Mr and Mrs Haven host guests over Thanksgiving. Families from Greene Bristow and Waterloo are mentioned. Two basketball games set for the opera house tonight with gate fees. Mrs John Roberts visits from Waterloo. Mrs Walter Fox listed as ill.
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Waverly
C.¢Lleths
Elma
Janesville
John Glenn
Thotous
Ola
John Tegtmeier
Hermag Schults
Fe.be. Shane
Thelma
Waterloo
Bunth
Judie Peet
Allison
Va Rust
Howard Holt
Stamles Smith
Tripoli
Aul Mesbo
Messenger
Simby
Raeturnine
Osage
Mosinin
Mildred Cale Scenelangs
Sutherhkind
Mernard Munsey
Dale Gaylord
Mary Stram
Gelwein
Ella
Ned Areled Ruddick
Ed. G. Hall
Shell Rock
Robert Sager
Pravide Smith
M Henrietta Green
Dubuque
la Porte City
Alice Perry
Frankfort
S. C
Merle Perry
Perry
Aberdeen
Ruth Triem
Monticello
E. E. Triem
Irene van Valkenburg
Chicago
Geo. Garney
Miss Peraus
Greene
Amelia Kemp
Bristow
Carney
Kemp
Haven
Owen Stevens
Wilton Junction
Opera House
John Roberts
Wesley Roberts
Walter Fox
Adverse Factors curb industries in Dun's Review
Dun's Review reports a holiday and unseasonable weather reduce bank payments and trading defaults rise. Recovery in bread, coal, and lumber moves is noted, but iron, steel, and freight equipment demand remains weak. Banking conservatism and high borrowing costs restrain enterprise while overall fundamental conditions stay unimpaired. Mrs. Alice Blaiser returns from Marble Rock visit to Waterloo with family.
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Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Calumet
Chicago
New Sapho Factory Opens At Sans Souci Park
R E Peterson starts a new factory at Sans Souci park to produce Saphiro dips and amusement devices. The Waterloo inventor, seeking a patent, has already received orders for six machines to be used in amusement parks next summer.
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R. E. Peterson
Sans Souci Park
Waterloo
Peterson
Murders Die Among Dangers in Cuba and Town
A violent incident in Cuba ends with a man murdering his wife after a confrontation with a sheriff and a crowd. Reports describe a chaotic scene, injuries, and a deadly act near the city, with bystanders and officials responding as the investigation unfolds.
Folpy Kidney Pills advertised relief for backache and rheumatism
An advertisement promises relief from backache rheumatism and kidney trouble with Folpy Kidney Pills. It claims direct action on kidneys and bladder from the first dose and states the product is sold by all dealers.
Culinary Artists Organize a City Union
Sixteen cooks and waiters in Worcester organized a local Culinary Artists union at the Labor Temple. A charter application was made, with headquarters at Cincinnati Ch, and a first meeting planned for Monday to enroll workers across shifts in the restaurant trade.
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Labor Temple
Waresterleu
Lieternastional Grater
Cineimmatt, Ch
Lordley
Dash
Union to affiliate with American Federation of Labor
Mr and Mrs F H Dietrick and Mrs J H Wine returned to Waterloo after visiting relatives for Thanksgiving at Osage. The union will be affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The schedule lists events at 2 30 p m and 8 40 a clock.
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Helmet Lodge No. 89
K. of PL
Ford Committee
The
American Federation of Labor
Mra
F .H. Dietrick
Mra. J. H. Wine
Osage
Waterloo
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Chicago Board OF Trade Co
G. Larrabes
LAMSON BROTHERS &@ COMPANY
Marsh-Place
Iowa
Grun and Provisions
N. S
Wellington
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
Hesidenes
Jefferson St
Hunt
Buaingent
East Kremer Ave
Walter Ladage
Martha Peterson
Charles City
Laporte Daily Bulletin
Alice Blaiser
Marble Rack
Helmet Lodge
SAPHO
Cuba
Tiis
Arerry Crawel
Dhareere
Beit Ayers
Ter
Hagerman
and Downing
Northwestern Land & Investment CO
West Fourth Street
Glessner
Wigbhitty
Sycamore
Fred
Seash Hall
McBurney's
Ladies Co
Boston
Yale Gould
West Third St. L
Joe Kusdas
Kusdas
Waterloo Hudson Road
Jere
WM. Holland
C. W. Bedford
Oakland
Delco
Hk. Poutice
Atbeis
Waterloo Auto @ Supply Company
Jefferson Street
B. Pontiac
Oakland Motor Car Co
Ponteagc, Michigan
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