Market Slump Damps Wheat and Corn as Traders Sell
Chicago market notes sharp selling in wheat and corn amid weak grains and mixed oats. December wheat opens near 98 8-8 to 98 3-4, falls to 97 3-4, while corn slides from 63 1-8 to 61 3-8. Livestock prices hold firm in St Louis and Omaha findings. New York stocks mix with Amalgamated Copper and other issues.
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Holden Urged for Governor and Iowa Market Notes
Speculation about Prof FP G Holden of Iowa State College Ames entering gubernatorial race grows among Iowa politicians. He says citizens should enter public service if needed, arguing for new politics based on results. Market report from Des Moines notes farm prices and shortages, including butter eggs apples and potatoes, with local sales and incidents at Waterloo markets.
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Former Waterloo Resident Dead in Redlands California
Peres J. Stantes, a former Waterloo resident born in Berlin Wis, died in Redlands California. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Redlands with friends praising his character and lifelong civic involvement. He left Waterloo for California in 1890 and, until health forced retirement, was active in business and church life. First Congregational Church harvest supper noted for Monday October 12 at 4:30.
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New Faces At Local Gun Club Scores Rise
Yesterday an updated turnout at the gun club brought many new shooters and ideal weather. Average scores neared 80 percent as 1325 targets were fired. Notable scores included Hummel 92 and Parrott 100. Roney’s Boys’ concert announced for First Baptist Church on Monday October 30.
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Four Diphtheria Cases Recorded in City
Four new diphtheria cases were filed in the city clerk's office today. They are Marie Bartelt, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard T Bartelt of Newell Street, and a child of John and Mrs W J Schmitz, 23 Franklin Street. Total cases on record now stand at twenty four. Each case is promptly logged at city hall, and fumigation and precautions are used to prevent further spread.
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Richard T Bartelt
Newell Street
John
W. J. Schmitz
Franklin Street
Union Meeting for Sabbath School Teacher Classes
An enthusiastic gathering is planned for next Wednesday evening at First Presbyterian church. Teacher training classes across Sabbath schools unite for a meeting led by Jean Bart Balcomb with exams and diplomas to be awarded. Rev. M. G. Munn will address the group. all Sunday school workers invited.
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Jean Bart Balcomb
M. G. Munn
United Presbyterian Church
Judge rejects mortgage cancellation in Cropper case
In Cropper versus Landrum Judge Platt declines to cancel a 1909 note and mortgage for 1100 tied to a Sanitary mouth piece deal. He urges locating the defendant and checking for an innocent purchaser who may hold the note, warning the plaintiff of possible rights of a third party. A church supper notice follows.
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Margaret Cropper
W. E. Landrum
Pair of Dismissals in Army City Assault Case
Harmon and Carmichael faced assault and battery charges with Harmon fined 100 dollars or 40 days on the streets after a lengthy trial. The case drew a large crowd as witnesses testified about a punch at Elke hall dance and a injured optician. Both other charges against Mrs. Harmon and Carmichael were dismissed. costs charged to the plaintiff.
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Caldwell
Charles Carmichael
Elke’ Hall
Bertha Harmon
New Clock To Replace Old One On Bank Corner
Waterloo Savings Bank to install a new larger clock on its Bridge street corner wall after removing the old timepiece. Pedestrians who rely on the clock for timekeeping anticipate the upcoming upgrade as construction progresses.
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Jury awards Gust Proplesch $71.50 against William Galloway Co
After an all night deliberation the jury returned a verdict at 9 am awarding Gust Proplesch 71.50 for injuries from a 16penny spike while crating gasoline engines on November 22 1918. Plaintiff claimed factory lighting and grit caused the accident. The case sought 2599 dollars.
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Fred Proplesch
William Galloway Co
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