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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

13

Waterloo council acts on paving and sidewalk petitions

The Waterloo city council received and referred multiple petitions for paving Western Avenue from Williston to Pleasant, East Western routes, and side streets. It granted sidewalk construction on West Fifth and related areas, opened talks on street lighting, and ordered bonds and contracts reviewed while authorizing notices to railroad and utility firms for franchise terms and required sewer and water improvements.

C. BE. Bur Bayard Street Williston Avenue Herman H. Broders Western’ Avenue Berth and Hawthorne Avenues T ‘Western Avenue Forest Avenue Western Avenue Berth Avenue Schoolistrict Watertoo Aid West Fifth Street Pleasant Street Sixth Street Peek Street Ricker Newell W. L. McClinton C E. Buxton Barard Street Weishach Street Lighting Company A. G. Picken Young, Coal Co J. Ralph B. Slippy Ralph B. Slippy L. E. Roberts W., C. F. & N. Railway Company Geo. M. Bechtel & Co City of Waterloo Country Club Leo R.leeper Cedar Heights State Board of Heal Lodge B. P.O. Ellis Link Manning Oslo Register Feis Ogle Feisner Iowa Ogie Felsner J. Ming Bnce Fefener Horns Link Manning, Ogie

Narcissus Lodge Plans Labor Day Picnic in La Porte City

Narcissus lodge K P staging its annual Labor Day picnic on Monday September 5 at Hus man’s Ridge with a large delegation expected. Miss Gail Milne hosted young people, and social events included What Next Club, Clementine Goon dinner for 19 with Miss Dorothy Allee King and Miss Elvora Strong guests.

Narcissus Lodge K.P Clementine Goon Miss Clementine Goon Cosmos Dorothy Allee King Vinton Elvora Strong

Wheat and Corn Futures Edge Higher On Bullish Trade

Wheat futures rise as September and December advance amid bullish market sentiment at the open. Corn also gains early, with slight pullback later. oats follow corn and provisions hold a fractional premium. Chicago cash quotations show No 4 red wheat and various white and hard wheat grades with lard ribs and other provisions traded at specified levels.

Associated Pressey Chicago Othe Trevember Hisiu Ras Peters

Hogs Active at 15c Up Steers Steady in Trading

Strong demand lifts hogs 15 cents with heavyweights leading gains while cattle market shows choice cuts firm but most feeder classes steady to higher. Receipts total around 14 000 hogs and 14 000 cattle with varied prices across weight classes and regions.

Preas Thicaco L-Hogsrc Sudan Bulk Wells

Mixed Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Market Reports

Omaha Livestock market notes show cattle and hog prices with fluctuating demand across multiple districts including Kansas City and St Louis. Receipts and bids varied by region, with steers strong in some markets and feeders slow in others, while hogs and sheep showed steady to active trading in places. Local notices include church revival updates and school enrollment plans.

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Plainfield and Parkersburg News Summary

Plainfield notes include family travels, visitors, and school opens September 5. Parkersburg reports Dr. James Knipe visiting Armstrong relatives, a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Att Degg, and local marriages, with street and house updates, and school staffing changes.

Parkersburg Parkerabure James Knipe Armstrong J. MM. Knipe Clarance Milter Hobson

Prices for potatoes in Chicago and Sequim

Prices for potatoes in Chicago Sequim include Idaho grown and Peru origin items. terms like Kecety cats finm and ovhitns appear garbled. The readable fragments show a focus on market rates for 1-Potatoes with unclear sourcing from Idaho and other regions.

Chicago Sequ Finm Idaho

Community Notes From Janesville and Waterloo Area

Local items report Miss llsie Miller at Schmidt's store and John Boerger ill. Mrs. Philpot of Cadar Fails spoke on WLC at the M E church. Superintendent's house nearly finished, Hattie Niece visiting. Amos Mann prone to heart trouble on a Waterloo depot visit. Ice cream social at Roua Sickle home. soldiers seek tax exemptions. Weather rain episode. Admiral Le Motte Piguet referenced. Local market listings include flour, lard, potatoes, and assorted livestock prices.

Janesville Llsie Miller Schmidt John Boerger Mro al Teecker Canada Philpot Cadar Fails M. E Mrs. Frank Miss Niece Town Falls R. A. Decker Hub Backer Charley Roua Dan Rice B. O. Squires Amos Mann Waterloo

Bank Clearings and Market Recap Across Weeks

Bank clearings for the week ending Sept 3 report totals from Waterloo Clearing House with daily figures. Financial notes include stock market activity in New York with mixed gains in Mexican and Pan American Petroleum and declines in steel and electrical shares, plus currency, money market, and cotton futures data.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Aterson Bank Waterloo Clearing House Reso Associated Press New York Oftigroup Cru Able Steel General Electric Reading Chicago & Northwestern Americat American Sugar Northern Pacific Gyant Northern Studebaker Vierce Arrow Exchange London Europe Waco Mil Gereral Motors Great Northern Ore Pdadrid Viet Ve Escaee Int Marine pfd‘International Paper Kennecott Copier Moexican Petroleum Thas Norfolk INNEN Iron & Steel Ol & & Refining Midern Pacific Utherm Railway Suidebaker Corporation Texan Wasp Texas Products Union Pacific United States United States Steel Utah Copper Elentrie Oil Willys-Overland American Woolen Su Mitneis Central Midvale Ponies Gas

Dunkerton Community News Notices and Outing Updates

Local notes report a two week lakes outing for Aeral neighbors and Des Moines fair plans by J R Pase and B L F Canfield. Arm injuries occur from a gate accident to Carl, nine, belonging to Lou Slern. Miss Josephine Bunn visits her Chicago home, while Harriet Tribonh and Kath Berk return from a month in the west.

Alice Wheeler Faaster Carlton Atkins Wellner Lakes of Minne J. R. Pase Blf Canfield Des Moines Mary Arl Lou Slern Ruadsiph Josephine Bunn Norsce Chicago Joseph Bunn Burn H. A. Trambauer EB DeWald Harriet Trimbauer

Negro arrested for robbery at Oelwein identified

Sam Richanis traveled to Rochester Minnesota to identify the suspect held there as the man who held him up Sunday night in the care of his brother Fred The colored man named Fred Williams is in jail at West Union An unauthorized solicitation notice is issued by the local switchmen union regarding advertising for a time look The injured man Fred Ladenburg is recovering and has gone to Rochester Minnesota for an operation after shop injuries and cane use

Osiwelh Sam Richanis Rochester Minn Fred Fred Williams West Union Switchmen’s Union Fred Ladenburg Roschester

Western Home Board Selects Committee to Plan Building

Cedar Falls Sept. 1 The special building committee authorized by the board of trustees of Western Old People's home will meet for organization within a few days. It is authorized to retain an architect to prepare plans for the addition with hopes to erect next year. After approval the entire board will be convened before closing contracts to keep the work moving early next year. Band Will Play Concert This Evening with eight numbers. Soloists Olsen Wartman Schmidt and Hughes. Several members will leave for teaching positions in colleges and public schools, vacancies filled from junior members. Ministers Are Home from Vacation Trips. city ministers return Friday to resume pulpit duties. Dr. Allen, Rev. Donovan, Rev. Sorensen have been at Minnesota points. Rev. Heicher at Lake Geneva. Rev. Andreasen will return November from Europe.

Brandon Ruth Moore R. H. Moore Everett Cromline Ware Frances Swanson M. K. Steely Evelyn Swanson Chicago Walter Jamison Asent Censter Point Jagent le Porte Taltended Merle Findley Kate Davis Miss Almeda Cecil Davis Shady Grove J. D. H. Revel Des Moines Marlin Jamison Grasston Minn Bareld Hellen Oléfather Long Mont Cole Elsie Ray Bower C. C. Randal Lacy Brendon Ohanan County W. CT A- B. Soule Rose Short Jamison Marry EB Kriesen M. A Kanouse Touise Coun Winthrop Mary E. Eivesen Alice McKenzie Ralleigh Winson Harold Winson Coe College F.C. Bowersox Bramton Consolidated Schools SkontAmerican Legion Perle Ang Old Stephenson Millard Natholy Marlene M. Jamison Jtor Williams Jane Harlan Aredale Mary Colby Bristow Brass Band Main Street U. B. Church C. B. Devine H. H. Barter John Thompson Onkaloosa HC. Allen Fred Noelting Rochester Conscrt Heard Jennie Anderson St. Paul Waterloo Marton Des. Moines W. S. Austin Ralph Nakote Minesota Miller Sigourney Burrows Drug Store Ti. Grosks Cedar Mankato Att Degg Josie Pethoraw Lashbrook Vossie H Pedersen Ackerson Alfred Christensen Miss May Sweet of New Hartford Webster C Chipperile Annz Bush Reint-Peters A. Z. Christensen AL Chese Torsen Deter Ale Bie Epee Grath New York Butte Fred Christensen Webster City Minneapolis Wheats Tuurearme Urdey Heney Relat Vis Fred B Chicar Com George Kemmerer San!horn Lewis Miter Kansas City Wiest Warner Apa Widitte Rettmiever Piuitry Etendy North Dakota ST. Louis Wilson St Louis Hampton Olin Filer Charlotte Spencer Louie Sey Penrod Miss Howlin M_ FL Ferro Reulah Irwin Blanche Boebach Marion Florencé Maiins Dentin Anne Peters Mary Russell Eva DeSuhr Orpha - Wolfensperger Helen Strickland Alberta Snider Cedar Falls Board of Trustees Western Old People's Home Messrs. Olsen Wartman Schmidt Hughes City Ministerial Association Allen Methodist Frederick Donovan First Baptist A. L. N. Sorensen Minnesota M. K. W. Heicher First Presbyterian Lake Geneva Wis Points Inliinois XN. M. Andreasen

Change in makeup on department page 11 today

A brief note indicates a temporary makeup change for the Farmers' department to be reflected on page 11 today. The adjustment applies only for this day.

Farmers’ Department

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