Weathered Markets Report Shows Heat Damages Across District
The Chicago Federal Reserve reviews business conditions as of Sept 1 noting that excessive heat hurt crops and some industries, with bankers cautiously optimistic in manufacturing centers and agriculturally bound regions showing uncertainty. Money remains plentiful, labor well employed, and fall business tied to crop results. Bond houses report business active though investors retreat from centers. foreign collateral issues favored. Crop outlook: overall fair with drought impacts easing in places, hay bumper in some states, corn and oats varying regionally, and potatoes and wheat prospects mixed. Bank clearings and deposits rise modestly, indicating renewed funds in the district.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Joe Gieslings
Dyer Buys Waterloo Furniture Stock at Auction
N M Dyer of Waterloo bought the stock fixtures and accounts of Waterloo Furniture at 312 314 Fourth Street East in a bankruptcy sale. The bid reached 7575 dollars after starting at 4600 with Constable Theodora Peek conducting the sale for referee F S Merrian. Dyer, once dominant in Davenport furniture circles, plans further closeout sales to attract customers.
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Waterloo Furniture Company
Fourth Street East
N. M.dyer
Waterloo
Theodora Peek
F. S. Merrian
N. M. Dyer
Douineemal
Davenport
Dyer
Ater
Sewer excavation near Sycamore and Fifth sparks odor
Pedestrians grimace as workmen uncover a startling odor while excavating for a sewer at Sycamore and Fifth streets. A riot call triggers investigators who identify the source, then calm returns to the scene.
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Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Acores
Cow Stray Causes Trouble for Police Last Night
A stray cow wandered from home and prompted numerous complaints at police headquarters before Henry Heyer took it into custody. The owner remains unfound as the animal is held at the city pound.
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Henry Heyer
Roster for East Schools Filled With Staff of Instructors
Waterloo teachers arrive for the term as the east side schools publish a full roster. Supervisors and department heads are listed with names for music, drawing, sewing, physical training, manual training, and language instruction. School principals and grade levels are named for Hawthorne, Lafayette, Lincoln, McKinley, Washington, and others, detailing seventh through kindergarten positions and cadet roles.
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Waterloo
H. C. Wilbur
Mise Hulda Byers
Winfred Unruh
Bruce Galloway
Cearle Crittenden
Mise Florence Curtis
Loren Berry
Fred J. Miller
Alimira Bassett
Daphne Shaul
Glen Bentley
Maude Campbell
T. O. Davis
Mary L. Day
G. G. Ghormley
N. V. Hill
C. W. Wright
Mary Hunter
Esther Hurwich
Selma Noche
Marion Laley
Grace Lambert
Viola Knoche
Iq. N. Olssn
E. Bitz
John Skian
Idylene Tovey
Alcott
Mary
Christie
Joy Harmon
Maude Hayden
Eva Baurenflend
Adda Brown
Edyth Sehuneman
Elsie Taylor
Mabel McBroom
Isabelle Horrigan
Mary Ham
Fiske
Jennie Brainard
Katherine Brownlep
Ruth Haddock
Esther Small
Opal Stephens
Gladys Melly
Ethel Wichman
Kathryn Marshall
Rowena Gresly
Evelyn McQuilk
Helen Brownlee
Grant
Edna Aston
Mas Clouse
Orhpn Mumper
Margaret Owens
Anna Woolfries
Harriet Watson
Beulah BibEham
Hawthorne
Godfrey Messer
Blandhs Byers
Vera BE
Etehth
Maude Welmer
Winifred Gargin
Eva Smith
Ruby Cave
Edith Karinke
Evelyn Partington
Eva McCosh
Ella Fdelen
Frances Burns
Ruth Fish
Henrietta Til
Lafayette
Thekla Krebs
Nelle Vincent
Hazel Morse
Myrtle Poole
Grace Hollister
Elsie Shearer
Loraine Aethwell
Irma Shearer
Isabelle Worrigan
I Lincoln
Elizabeth Carl
Myra Loban
Catherine Stoker
Jennie Turner
Lucille Kraptel
Maude Andrews
Belle Swanson
Theresa Fayerelaen
Cade McKinley
M Chan Behrens
Jacob Roemar
Mar-jorie Whitney
Ruth Jeffers
Fitt Beasle Beard
Lorena Lum
Gladys Brackney
Ethel
Quotes Bible to Supervisors in Road Controversy
County board and Cedar Falls city attorney M Parker argued over a gravel pit road project in Union township. Parker cited scripture to challenge the highway route while appraisers valued the land needed at $200, with possible noncost entrance to the pit if the county rejects the current path.
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M. Parker
Cedar Falls
Knight of Hlackstons
M. J. Magee
Adam
Parker
Augusta Bickelberg
Union Township
Vespers at YWCA With Geneva Conference Program
Vespers resume Sunday at the Young Women’s Christian Association featuring a Geneva conference. Waterloo and Cedar Walls delegates will report on the meet with Maude Knapp performing violin and Patti Lindner singing. Mrs. Fred B. Pettle presides, joined by Mrs. T. A. McManus and Miss Dothe Yorker. Geneva club members hostesses.
Fewer Hunters Apply for Licenses at County Auditor
In anticipation of the hunting season opening 23 nimrods applied for licenses at the county auditor's office yesterday. So far the number of permits to carry a gun for gaming purposes has been smaller than in former years, with total since July 1 under 200.
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Nimrods
Unique festival for homecoming in Black Hawk county
The Black Hawk county homecoming festival will span four days with a parade and a pageant on the Cattle Congress grounds. Charles Van Vieck is secretary and F L Northey treasurer, with G Koeneke as chairman. A large general committee is formed with subcommittees announced, embracing local leaders and future plans for the Sons of the Order of Pinek Mawk to grow membership and select a queen by popular vote.
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Black Hawk County
Cattly Cone Press
Northey
Commuitie
W. Huntley
Waterloo Commercial Club
Charles van Vieck
F. Ll. Northey Treasur
G. Koeneke
Koenske
W. W. Wyant
A. E. Johnson
J. LL. Corton
J. C. Koeneke
G. W. Muntley
Fred A. Fenton
Fred S. Patut
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Tia
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P. J. Martin
Calder Reported Striking Cyclist in Cedar Rapids
C A Calder of Cedar Rapids says he struck a man on a bicycle at 6 30 p m yesterday, breaking the cyclist s nose and wrecking the bicycle. Calder took the injured rider to his home but did not learn the man s name or address STRUDIC in AUTOMOBILE.
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C. A. Calder
Cedar Rapids
Mar. Calder
Strudic
Rain Recordette Says Heavy Rain in Eight Weeks
Weather note records heavy rain in the past eight weeks with yesterday's downpour the heaviest in three weeks. Precipitation measured at .2 inch by Ralph TB Silppy in an informal rainfall reading.
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Ralph TB. Silppy
Local Weather Report From Black Hawk County
Rain fell across Black Hawk county according to today’s reports. Yesterday’s high reached 73 degrees with a low of 65, signaling continued unsettled conditions for the region.
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Black Hawk County
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