Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market update from Lamson Bros. includes estimated hog, cattle, and sheep receipts for today, hogs steady to higher with mixed and butchers at 8.08 to 9.20. cattle steady with Texas and Western steers. sheep opening strong. Also reports cash wheat corn oats prices and New York stock figures.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Jane
Brookisn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
TOR
Amalgamated Camper
Tila
Northern Pacific
Local notices and personals from Waterloo area readers
A jumble of local notes lists August Yardo of Shells Rock visiting the city on business. Mrs J E Johnson announces hair care and appointments. Nina Be Swan moves to 1107 Wellington and bought from Arthur Cole. Miss Flossie Battin of Waterloo Business College heads to Manly for the weekend. Several residents plan trips or visits, including Mrs G W Ellsworth, Wiliam XN Bulh, and Miss Nellie Brown recovering after surgery. Community updates cover sales, tomatoes, cattle show plans, and local hospital news.
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Shells Rock
Buchanan
Syndicate
Waterloo
Citizens Savings Bank
J. E. Johnson
Hummel
Nina BE. Swan
Wellington Street
Arthur ©. Cole
Flossie Battin
Waterloo Business College
Manly
G. W. Ellsworth
Sunnywide Avenue
Greene
James O'Donnell
Sacred Heart Church Hall
Sacred Heartchurch
Nellie Brown
Calvin Waters
Kenneth and
Maxwell
Frankville
Wlu. Smith
Washburn
E. KR. Shoemaker
John Andrews
Chicago
Evelyn Jay
Kimballs
Dairy Farmer
The
Creamery Journal
L. B. Hamilton Slipping Toward Death After Stroke
Wire report at noon states L. B. Hamilton is losing ground steadily after a cerebral hemorrhage struck him last Monday in Denver Colorado. He is described as absolutely unconscious and inert with no hope of recovery.
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F. McElhinney
L. B. Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Carroll to Speak at Winterset and Likely Decline Dolliver Seat
Governor R. F. Carroll will address Winterset this evening and will not decide on appointing a Dolliver successor. He plans to refer the vacancy to the legislature with a formal announcement due next week. Also note a hospital shower set for Thursday October 27.
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Hes Moines
Evening Press
R. F. Carroll
Winterset
Dolliver
Caldwell invalidates city license ordinance overcharging
A police judge rules ordinance No. 613 unconstitutional for imposing an excessive license fee on transient merchants while allowing reasonable fees. The decision cites Ottumwa vs. Gekind and other cases, noting rights to license must not bar self produced produce vendors. The judge calls for a reasonable fee scheme and hints at a revamped public market plan.
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Ottumwa
Gekind
Iowa
Supreme Court of the
State of Towa
Grtum- Wa
City of Springfield
Jacobs
City of Carrollton
Bazette
Ill
Wiggins
Chicago
Sipe
Murphy
Onio
Burlington
Bumgartner
Town
P. Caldwell
Roof completed on tabernacle amid midday Congregational dinner
In Waterloo a noon meal for workers on the tabernacle drew seventy plus attendees from First Congregational Westminster and First Brethren churches. Leaders praised progress and anticipated roof completion by evening, enabling work despite potential weather.
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First Congregational Church
Westminster
First Brethren
Tabernacle
James Black
L. B. Lemon
Warry T. Fisher
BH. D. Hull
A. P. Gill
Gill
Waterloo
George McWilliams
Walnut Street
McWilliams
Los Angeles
William A. Sunday
L. E. Honeywell
Sunday
B. D. Ackley
Lost Girl Violet Dale and the Chicago Mystery
Chicago detectives uncover a farewell letter in a case of Violet Dale or Blackmore missing since last Saturday after a six week stay with William H. Tyler. The 17 year old, once in Sioux City under the name Violet Dale, left Lincoln Neb and Pierre S C. the letter to Tyler and a printed signature reveal a deep love amid questions of marriage and motive.
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Chicago
Violet Dale
Blackmore
Clifford Roe
Sioux City
William H. Tyler
Morgan Park
Lincoln
Neb
Pierre
S. C
Morrison
Sweetheart
Tyler
Clark Street
Roe
Gir
Violet
Roosevelt in Massachusetts backs Lodge tariff plank
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Boston to support Henry Cabot Lodge in the Massachusetts senate race and promote the tariff plank of the state Republican platform. He praised Republican tariff principles without naming the Payne Aldrich law, noting no principle difference with Republicans but a rift with Democrats. A large crowd welcomed him as thousands stayed outside unable to enter.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Col
President Seeks Canada Reciprocity Treaty Plan
Washington plans to seek a reciprocity treaty with Canada to reduce tariffs on goods exchanged between the nations. The State Department has word Canada will enter negotiations, with a White House conference among the president Secretary Knox and tariff expert Charles M. Pepner outlining the policy for the coming session.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
State Department
Canada
White House
Knox
Charles M. Pepner
Coal Prices and Tailor Ad Highlights
Finais lump coal priced at 4.50 per ton by Geo S Yenney of 421 West Third Street and 4.50 per ton by Geo Glasges Tailors at 303 East 4th Street. Salt or order to be kept. Union label appears on request.
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Geo. S. Venney
West Third Street
Glasgow
Union
Illinois
Geo. S. Yenney
Ilinois
Yenney
Finais
Glasges Tailors
East 4Th St
Bank Clearings in Waterloo Week Ending Oct 3 1910
Waterloo weekly bank clearings total 1 122 168 28 with daily figures for Monday to Saturday. Realty transfers show deeds 40 mortgages 29 chattel mortgages 182 975 76 with total recorded instruments 5 703 to date. book and needle club to meet Tuesday at 130 Leland Avenue hosted by Mrs Mullan and Mrs Walker.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Bank Clearings of
Waterloo
Book and Needle Club
Government W vias on Milk Trust Probe in 1900s
Washington officials press a plan for tuberculin testing or pasteurization of city milk. Attorney General Wickersham orders a nationwide inquiry led by W. S. Kenyon into alleged milk trust influence. District of Columbia health officials clash with dairy groups over dairy safety measures.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wickersham
W. S. Kenyon
District of Columbia
City of
Washington
Milk Trust
I. C. Officials On Special Train Return From Western Lines
President James T. Harahan of the Illinois Central travels with five directors and four officials on a westward inspection. Harahan plans to retire January 11 1911 at age seventy and may join the board. Directors include Vanderbilt Astor Peabody Hackstaff Auchinless. Officials: Parks Baxter Baldwin Barnum. Train covered Omaha South Dakota and Sioux Falls. tour of southern lines to follow.
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James T. Harahan
Ulinois Central
Waterloo
Chicago
Harahan
Western Lines
Road
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Charles A. Peabody
Alexander G. Hackstaff
John W. Auchinless
W. L. Parks
R. W. Baxter
A. 5. Baldwin
M. K. Barnum
Omaha
I. CG
Chicago & Northwestern
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Southern
Marrying Habit Runner Upsets Chicago Police
Mrs Alice Hobbs Eckle-Goodwin-Boze-Graham-Young-Hosklins, aged and without appeal, weeps at Harrison Street station after four marriages since August. John E Young, her fourth or fifth husband, swears out a bigamy warrant and arrives with her to the station. She portrays the marrying habit as a coercive system likened to white slavery and narcotics. Also reported is a Chile discovery of coal beds at Talcahuano yielding an estimated 150 million tons.
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Chicago
Alice Hobbs Eckle-Goodwin-Boze-Graham- Young-Hosklins
Harrison Street
Venus
Cupid
John E. Young
Medford
Oklo
Young
Olive Goodwin
Chile
Valparaiso
Talcahuano
Higgins dies after banana slip in Minneapolis
George W. Higgins, 1905 gubernatorial candidate and state prohibition committee chair, died of heart disease at his home after slipping on a banana peel and fainting twice. The incident occurred at 4317 Washington Avenue North. Aldrich unharmed after car collision. initial reports mischaracterized as a severe auto crash.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George W. Higgins
State Prohibition Committee
Washington Avenue
North
Bank Statement Shows Shifts in Loans and Deposits
New York bank report for Oct 22 indicates loans fell by 21.903 million dollars while deposits declined by 25.667 million. Reserve dropped 3.094 million, surplus rose 3.383 million, and exit from U S deposits increased 3.381 million.
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New York
U.S
Noted pharmacist dies in Chicago at age 54
Carl Svante Nic anor Haliberg professor of pharmacy at the University of Illinois and commission member for the revision of the national formulary died at his Chicago home today at the age of fifty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Svante Nicanor Haliberg
University of Illinois
French Bust Development Method Promoted to Ladies
Mrs Madame DuBarrie promotes a claimed French method to develop busts in 30 days, asserting gains of 2 to 8 inches and lasting effects. She offers an illustrated booklet for a 2 cent stamp and invites interested women to write to Suite 2330 Quinlan Building Chicago.
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DuBarrie
Madame DuBarrie
Madme
Quinlan Billding
Chicago
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh Place
H. W
WN. S
N. S
ST. Louis Close
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Aristas
Wiliam XN. Bulh
Seiisgrove
E. E. Good
Carroll
Caldwell
Ligenss Law
Congregational Church
D. D
Teddy
Citizens of
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Fuoss
Lafayette Street
Black Hawk Electrical Co
H. G. Rogers
Bayard Street
Arthur C. Cole
West Fourth Street
Burton E. Wilson
I. C
Minnesota
Prohibition Party
Aldrich
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Madison Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
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