Wheat market rises amid week end profit taking brief
Chicago reports a cautious start with gains in wheat due to Australian drought signals and worse weather in the Potash region. December prices firm after a late rally as shorts cover. Hog prices advance with improved pork values, while cattle and sheep markets show mixed to firm tones in Chicago and St Louis reports.
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Market News
Chicago
Australia
Pakotas
Canadian Northwest
Common View of Waterloo East Public Market Draws Saturday Crowds
A historic Waterloo scene shows the East Public Market, Lafayetter and Sixth Street in view, with farmers, gardeners, and buyers filling the stalls. The city notes large daily volumes of butter and produce and considers permanent market quarters with rental booths while resisting middlemen.
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Waterloo
East Public Market
Vlinches
Lafayetcy
Sixth Street
Temporary Car Service Change in Waterloo Cedar Falls
Waterloo Cedar Falls interurban cars will operate in and out of Waterloo via Mulberry street and run to City Ticket Office only for about a week or ten days beginning Tuesday October 24. The change is due to paving on Fourth Street and is announced by C. M. Cheney and G. Fl.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Mulberry
City
Men's Big Rally Sunday Afternoon in Cedar Rapids
A Men and Reform Forward movement rally is set for Sunday at 3 50 P M. The event will be attended by the committee of 100 and delegates from the Cedar Rapids convention opening Tuesday. A parade banner is being prepared for the Tuesday evening parade.
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MLC. OA
Cedar Rapids
Mac J. Randall
Tam- Taitten
Young Man Dies at Dunkerton
Harold Hanson 20 dies Thursday at his uncle M Nissen's Ellis farm home near Dunkerton after months with kidney tuberculosis. He lived in the United States 18 months. brother Janis and sisters Marta and Frieda in Waterloo. Funeral Sunday at 2 p m Elmwood Cemetery Waterloo. St Joseph's parish serves chicken pie supper tonight for 25 cents.
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Thinkerton
Oet
Harold Hanson
M. Nissen
Ellis Farm
Dunkerton
Nare
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
United States
St. Joseph's Parish
Immense Crowd at Public Markets Enjoys Busy Saturday
A large public market day draws nearly 200 loads of produce and several thousand buyers. H. J. Colvin offers popcorn at fifty cents a peak as butter, poultry, eggs, and vegetables move briskly amid a chilly frost ending the green season. Prices across items like potatoes, squash, grapes, cabbage, and oranges appear with varied but steady demand.
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Knowles
Alabama
Weld
Local Market Prices for Dairy and Produce
A listing of assorted dairy and farm goods with unit prices. Butter, creamery. Brick cheese. Cider. Apples and finest apples. Crabs and pumpkin items. Cider vinegar. Catfish and other fish. Lard. Ham and Bologna. Honey and squash. Pumpkins and oysters. Channel cat and pike. Buffalo and carp. Prices shown per pound, gallon, bushel, or each.
Senator Broderick Accused Of Lying On Stand
Chicago October 21 Senator Broderick state senator and saloonkeeper faced scrutiny from the sommer investigating committee after conflicting testimony. He denied sending a letter to Dr Holstlaw then produced dated August 26 1909 as his own. The case raises perjury questions and federal prosecutors consider action.
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Chicago
John Broderick
Sommer
D. W. Holstlaw
Broderick
Lorimer
Monetary board meets St Paul men in informal dinner
St Paul Minnesota October 21 Congressmen B Vreeland Prince Hoyage and Secretary Wickersham arrived from Chicago to confer with bankers and merchants on currency reform. A formal testimony session was not planned for the day an informal dinner at the St Paul hotel was set to assemble a large group of business leaders to discuss the money question.
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St. Paul, Minn
B. Vreeland
National Monetary Commission
Prince
Hoyage
Wickersham
Chicago
Association of Commerce
St. Paul
Federal attorney killed by guide in hunting accident
Charles G. McRoberts, recently named assistant U.S. District Attorney to Wilkerson, was shot and killed by his guide Benjamin Cobb near Antioch while duck hunting on Grass Lake. Cobb fled as the birds rose. McRoberts stood to fire and moved into Cobb's line of fire, receiving the shotgun blast to the head. Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for rheumatic pain relief.
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Chicago
Charles G. McRoberts
United State District
Wilkerson
Antioch
Mr. McRoberts
Benjamin Cobb
Grass Lake
Cobb
Unique Juvenile Court Session Teaches Honest Testimony
Judge Franklin Platt led 19 boys aged 13 to 16 through a juvenile court session resembling a high school gathering. He instructed each to write a personal letter detailing their role in the affair, urging truthfulness and cautioning against falsehoods. Two boys faced charges, others subpoenaed as witnesses in the damage case linked to Henry Fry and his daughter Maud Fry.
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Franklin
Platt
Henry Fry
Maud Fry
Uncle Sam
Charfvarf
Fry
Pett
Houston in Hot Quarters at McComb During Strike
Albert P. Houston a former Waterloo detective and Rock Island special agent describes mob violence in McComb Mississippi during a strike. He and deputies were trapped in a car for hours as sympathizers fired shots at the vehicle but inflicted no injuries.
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Albert P. Houston
Waterloo
Rock Island Railway
McComb
Miss. Houston
Islinolg Central
Building Contract Awarded for Stolte Structure
The Stolte building at Fifth and Water streets is awarded to William Kleindienst. With cellar excavation underway, construction will rapidly proceed to a two story structure housing a saloon restaurant bowling alley pool room and several stores. Estimated cost is just over $20,000.
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Stolte
Fifth and
Water Street
William Kleindienst
No Arrests In 24 Hour Period Under Dinneen
Chief Dinneen heads the police department as no arrests were made in the 24 hours from 3 AM yesterday to 9 AM today marking the third such peaceful period in two years. Patrolmen report an uneventful shift with no incidents.
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Dinneen
Sure Cure for Grippe From Papa’s Cold Compound
An advertisement claims Papa’s Cold Compound cures grippe and severe colds with two hourly doses and three consecutive doses. It boasts three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars and notes no quinine. The 25 cent package is stated as universally available from druggists worldwide.
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Papa
Grippe
Pape
Keokuk Dam Keeps Big Steamers Moving
Keokuk Iowa October 21 The Mississippi River Power Company will push completion of the crib through the river middle once the government permit arrives. The permit is due in a few days and the work is timed to avoid interfering with the transport steamer Bly Yoakum which passed downriver yesterday. The project will not affect shipbuilding at Davenport Dubuque and other northern cities and the new locks will allow clearance for the largest steamers. No definite timeline for middle river work is available this fall.
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Keokuk
Mississippi River Power Company
Hugs
Blfy Yoakum
Davenport
Dubuque
Locating Missing Boys Brings End to City Search
Clarence Dean and Harold Cronk, both three years old, wandered from home around 11 A M. Their mothers searched by car before locating them late afternoon at Marsh dairy farm near the city. The boys said they came to see the cows.
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Clarence Dean
H. W. Dean
Bertch Avenue
Harold Cronk
R. E B. Cronk
Marsh
Black Hawk Bank Named Postal Savings Depository
Washington officials announce Black Hawk National Bank is appointed a postal savings depository in Waterloo. The Bank of Stability and Progress is praised nationally for trust. Mr. and Mrs. Cox take up winter quarters in a South Street home with Mrs. J W Bornton at 193 Franklin Street.
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Postal Savings Depository
Washington, D. C
Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo
Bank of Stability and Progress
R. H. Cox
South Street
J. W. Bornton
Franklin’ S Street
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