City in brief Advertisements and social notes mixed
Mrs A J Busby left for a short visit with relatives in Chicago. Mrs W E Robinson leaves for Des Moines to spend ten days with her mother Mrs W M Brunk. Justice Kuhns officiated at the marriage of Augustus Claybrook and Annie Killion. U P C U of United Presbyterian church held a Hallowe en social. Dr and Mrs F C Liffring welcomed a nine pound boy. Outlook circle Grace M E bake sale at Waterloo Furniture Co. County Auditor J J Rainbow sold over forty five hunting licenses. k T Ascalon commandery drill and rehearsal Friday Oct 31. Mrs Margaret BE Cowan of Chicago visiting sister in Chariton and sister Mrs L Van Metre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Busby
Chicago
W. E. Robinson
Des Moines
W. M. Brunk
United Presbyterian Church
F. C. Liffring
Logan Avenue
Outlook Circle
Grace M. E. Church
Waterloo Furniture Co
J. J. Rainbow
K. T. Ascalon Commandery
Margaret BE. Cowan
Chariton
L van Metre
Lime Street
Independence and love keep families happy at home
Three matrons discuss keeping independence within families and the value of personal space. The writer argues for granting independence to children and spouses to reduce friction, noting that harmony comes from respecting individual rights while staying connected. Gratitude is extended to friends and neighbors for support after a family death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Pach
Market News Wheat Slips on Argentina Crop Hopes
Chicago Oct 20 reports from Argentina on crop conditions cooled wheat futures while large Australian yield estimates and favorable India weather offset losses. Opening prices fell 1/4 to 1/2 cent, some rebound later but unable to sustain. Trans Miss region warmth eased corn fears as bulls supported prices, keeping near last night level after an initial drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Australia
India
T Here
Trans-Mississippi
Niight
Chicago Market Report Hits Variety of Grains and Livestock
Chicago and Ort markets show butter unchanged and dairy receipts at 31 and 27 dairies in region. Eggs higher with 3,283 cases at mark. poultry live markets higher for springs and fowls. potatoes unchanged with mixed regional car allocations. Wheat and oats show mixed quotes, with oats moderate sag and scarce offerings. Provision markets firm at yards, hog gains early but erased. cattle and lamb supplies small, market firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
China
Union Stock Yards
Omar
Kansas
Orag
Wellington
Pioneer
Texas
Sironay Vent
Orn
Bers
Favor Change II Police Salaries Prompt Debate
A historic clerical notice outlines police salary equity with patrolmen and drivers receiving similar pay while the fire chief earns more. The captain and lieutenant, top ranks, manage night work and supervision, prompting officers to push for raises and reconsider gun control and wage gaps within the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Tan
Imahng
Library gains spark with Walker high school upgrades
Walker Iowa notes mark major library additions at Walker high school. Nearly a hundred new volumes expand the special library for the normal training department, plus broader improvements to school equipment. Lectures begin November 6 with Charles Varney as the featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Walker High School
Charles 15. Varney
Harry Gill
Chicago
Gill
William Bennett
Corger
Yand Downs
W. Hawkinson
Simanck
and Airs G. A. Aight
Justin Barry
Lawrence
Kan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wooal Weart
Canada
Hae
Dro Oynd
B. Clossem
Laippy Exer
Rose
Leia Profit
Mes Ford Morrell
Mre
Lee Dee Mandy
Engers
Laren Chrastisen
Mire
Taito
Aid Daoughter
Everit
Waterton
McAton
J. A. Pinkges
Witik Thapter
Rome
Ralph Heddingen
Breene
Bazaar at St Marys church draws record success
The ladies of St Marys church staged a bazaar last week that proved the most successful in the churchs history. Attendance exceeded expectations and substantial profits were made with grass receipts over £3 Gen and net receipts around 2700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Evangelist Meetings Draw Growing Interest at Emmanuel Church
Evangelist services at Emmanuel Evangelical Church continue to attract larger crowds with many attendees expressing spiritual interest. Tonight two important lodge gatherings are planned with Royal Arch Masons and Tabernacle Chapter No. a2 meeting in special convocation at the Mason temple. Suppers will be served after the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Ser Joes
PVP Imo
Tabernacle Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Vasonie Temple
Waterloo
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Buchanan's
Justice Kuhns
Augustus Claybrook
Annie Killion
Ruth Cameron
Lucy Morris
Frank W. Eastman
Heda Arthurs
Lace Sale
Mitten Sale
White Store
Bridge Street
General Markets
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade Co
G. Larrabee
Marsh-Place
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Cash Gran
Kansas City
Watensloo Markets
Omaha
Neb
Goa
Reese
Medini
Husker
L. L. Hamblin
Henry Welk
Grant Street
Anna Hopkins
Myrtle Hayzlett
Mt. Vernon
Rev. Flawn
Susie Golden
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Jones
O. P. McPike
Helle Plaine
Frank Gilchrist
Racine
Wis
Austin Walde
Oclwein
Father O'Connor
E. H. Damon
F. FE. Morrell
Center Paint
Bazaar
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