Mandcar Special Hits Carriage At Park Avenue Crossing
W Klinefelter, driving to bring daughter home from school, narrowly escaped injury as a Chicago Great Western handcar, operated by six section men, collided with his buggy at Park Avenue crossing. The buggy front wheel demolished, the handcar derailed, one worker bruised. no serious injuries. Pedestrians and workers freed him, the car was restored, and horse led away to a livery barn.
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Chicago Great Western
Suner
J. W. Kitnefelter
Parkvenue
Kiimefelter
Kinnefelter
Hather
Mr. Klingfalter
Mr. Klinefelter
Waterloo
Hagle Center Road
Wmonday
McCormick
Osborn Mower
Dane
van Brunt
Surrey
Sims
WM. Holland
W.F. McGarvey
Discourse on feeding and hog profits urged by farmer
Geo. W. Fowler writes to the Courier to critique dairy waste and skim milk guidance. He cites a farmer who doubled hog profits by balancing rations with pasture and corn, and argues that true guidance comes from sources not seeking high advertising fees. He praises Henry Wallace’s article on benefits from low-income channels.
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Geo. W. Fowler
the Courier
Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Henry Wallace
Is Natural Ice Safe From Germs for Ice Making
Dr W A Evans reports on ice safety comparing artificial and natural ice. Studies show water stored thirty days kills typhoid and other germs. Chicago experiments find typhoid bacilli die within seven days in city tank water. six months old ice may be safe if source water was infected. Natural ice frozen December January may be safe by May though avoid polluted ponds.
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W. A. Evans
Ss. N.W
Dixon
Houston
England
Jodan
Gehrman
Chicago
Russell
Madison
Wis
Jordan
Sedgewick
Winslow
Hill
Financier Perkins vur club on Sherman act and trusts
Detroit dated story reports Gro W Perkins of New York addressing the Detroit board of commerce on trust regulation. He argues the Sherman act needs strengthening with federal supervision and publicity, cites the 1908 Republican plank, condemns Democratic trust planks, and urges a government commission to study trusts and supply capital disclosures before dissolution.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Board of Commerce
Gro. W. Perkina
New York
Perkins
Democratic Party
United States
Hughes
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Congress
Markets Hit By Wide Range In Butter And Dishes
Market reports show butter from Independence creamery and Guernsey butter priced around 27 to 30 cents a pound with fresh creamery butter at 25 to 30 cents. A peddler offered three china cups for five cents with some chips. eggs quoted at 60 to 80 cents a dozen. prices listed for fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats across multiple stalls, reflecting diverse bulk and per item rates.
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Independence Creamery
Guernsey
la Porte
Independence
Rush Park
la Porte City
Waterloo
Elven
Wellington
Kansas
Oregons
Bird flights show fledgling birds’ overseas journeys
The Aberdeen university study marks hatchlings to trace movements. A song thrush marked in Aberdeenshire traveled to Portugal within six months, with an estimated 1500 miles of possible flight. Lapwings marked in Scotland reached Ireland and Portugal. a widgeon duckling traveled from Loch Brora to Holland.
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Chicago Tribune
Aberdeen University
J. A. Thomson
A. L. Thomson
Skene
Aberdeenshire
Leiria
Portugal
Scotland
Ireland
Aguille Mot
Gothenburg
Sweden
Loch Brora
Gronigen
Holland
Market News and Weather Forecast Across Regions
Weather outlook shows showers and possible thunderstorms tonight into Friday in Iowa with warmer air in the east, rain in Illinois and South Dakota. Chicago market news: lighter world wheat shipments, firmer prices aided by rains in North Dakota and flows from Liverpool demand. December wheat up to 1 1/2 to 6-8, corn higher, hogs mixed. Livestock markets in St Louis Kansas City and Omaha show steady to strong openings. cattle and hog receipts daily estimates. New York stocks mixed with notable gains in several names.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Liverpool
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Town Talk notes on Kiester death and weddings
Harry EF Kiester left for Washington Ia after learning his grandmother Rebecca Kiester aged 99 has died. Ross B Garner 24 Plainfield and Grace E Leverich 20 Winslow granted license to wed. Carl Miller in Omaha for low business. Jule C Sterns Charles City guests of Pettit and Skillings plan homeward two Plainfield visit. West Waterloo lodge 716 I O C F to hold special meeting Friday night.
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Harry EF. Kiester
Washington
Rebecca Kiester
Ross B. Garner
Plainfield
Grace E. Leverich
Winslow
Carl Miller
Omaha
Jule C. Sterns
Charles City
F. R. Pettit’s
Sycamore Street
Robert Skillings
Firth Street
M. E. Michaels
West Waterloo
Cured Hide Prices Listed in Local Market Report
Market notes show No 1 cured hides at 6 cents per pound for 23 pounds and up while No 2 cured hides fetch 6.5 cents per pound for larger weights. also listed are medium wool and No 2 cured hides at 26 cents per pound.
Mission Jubilee Opens Today in Cedar Falls
Rain delays opening as Mission Jubilee begins at Walnut Street Baptist Church with children's rally at 4 30 PM. Mrs Joey Seward Noble presides. speakers include Mrs FL Eighmey and Mrs Lois Mighty Jones. Japanese costume exhibit features three girls from Cedar Falls and Baltimore. Tonight and tomorrow present separate programs with international speakers. Lydia Lord Davis detained in Oberlin. Evening program at 7 40 includes Shoemaker of China and Garst of Japan. Tomorrow morning offers local addresses and missionary talks. needlework exhibit featured.
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Walnut Street
Joey Seward Noble
Cedar Falls
FL. Eighmey
Loalin Mighy .Jones
Burmah
Nolita
Noble
Pauline Slater
Baltimore
Henri Cites
Louise Lowry
Joseph Jennings
Cedar Walls
J. Wo Knickerbocker
Mra. J. FE. Shoemaker
China
Cook
Cedar Hapuis
Lydia Lord Davis
Oberlin
J. 5. Shoemaker
Ching
Laura Garst
Japan
Pythian Temple
Local News Briefs From Waverly Area And Surroundings
Many residents attended the county fair at Waverly last week and several from the community traveled to Waterloo to see Taft. Anna Lebeck of Littleton visited her sister, and a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wehling on Sept. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoppenworth returned to Des Moines after visiting relatives. A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koelling was celebrated at Max, Phetd. Mrs. Henry Meier is ill. Bertha Purge and John Schumacher were married Sept. 29 at Waverly and will reside in Waterloo. Carl Hoppenworth and children from Waterloo visited the Prestien family. Isadora Clausing was surprised by friends celebrating her birthday. Rev. Lobeck of Littleton was in town and plans to attend.
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Denver
Waverly
Anna Lebeck
Littleton
John Wehling
Waterloo
Taft
Alfred Hoppenworth
Des Moiness
Wm. Koelling
Max
Henry Meier
Wrell
Misa Bertha Purge
Harvey Burge
John Schumacher
Henry Schumacher
Carl Hoppenworth
Prestien
Isadora Clausing
Rev. Lobeck
Lown
German Lutheran church hosts meeting and weddings
The conference at the German Lateran church in Maxfield ran Tuesday and Wednesday with Rev G Kruma and wife. Miss Bertha Hien wed Sr Finger at the German Lutheran church Tuesday eve. A Carlyle quote notes the old practice of literary allowances and a farce about relief to authors.
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Maxfield
Bayer
Waterloo
Mission Society
G. Kruma
John Hominghaus
Schoenbohm
Arthur Bayer
Dubuque
Little Fred
Richard Schoenbohm
Ruheal
Waverly
Mra
Welgert
Alice
Bertha Hien
Mr.j. Hien
Sr. Finger
Carlyle
Wanted First Class Bookkeeper in Own Hand
Wanted male with bicycle to do some outdoor work. Must know the ity thoroughly. Write to E. B. Raub care of Currier with references. Also a lady demonstration position in local store no experience needed.
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Ity
E. EB. Raub
Currier
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