Clearing Bank Clearings for Week Ending August 30 1985
Bank clearings in the United States for the week ending Aug 30 85 reported to Dun and Bradstreet totaling 5 347 865 000 a rise from the previous week and the corresponding week last year. City by city figures show New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Detroit Minneapolis and others with varied gains and losses compared with last year.
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Dradstreet’s Journal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Loui
Kansas City
San Francisco
Detroit
Minneapolis
Pomaha Jy
Milwaukee
Richmond
St. Paul
Houston
St. Joseph
Dea Moines
Wichita
iGalveston
Sioux City
Oklahom
Fall River L
Sioux Falls
Muskogee
Rockford
Decatur
Fremont
jVicksburg
Jacksonville
De Palma Tops Qualifying at Chicago Speedway Driven 133.2 mph
Ralph De Palma set pole position at the Chicago speedway by driving 133.2 miles per hour in qualifying. Fellow qualifiers include Louis Chevrolet Gaston Chevrolet Dave Lewis Tom Alley Henderson and Harold Terekeus. Other expected qualifiers listed Percy Ford Jr William Mason and Ivan Ostewig. Three races 2, 40 and 160 miles are scheduled with 44 percent of gross receipts to drivers.
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Chicago
Ralph de Palma
Chicago Speedway
Louis Chevrolet
Gaston Chevrolet
Dave Lewis
Tom Alley
Flenderson
Harold Trekeus
Percy Ford, Jr
Wiliam Mason
Ivan Ostewig
Early Settlers Attend Black Hawk County Reunion
Black Hawk County Early Settlers association met at Chautauqua Park for annual reunion and picnic. Officers were elected, new members admitted, and speeches by Leo Paulger and others celebrated heritage while recalling pioneers and long-time residents.
Inhuman Brute Tore Woman From Daughter's Protection
A mother jailed for drunkenness clutched her 10 year old daughter as police booked her. The child explained the mother's alcohol problem and desire to stay with her. The woman posted a $10 appearance bond and the companion was fined $10. Marriage licenses listed for Leslie H. Pashby and Jane lo need, Lucy A. Barrett. P. J. McIntree and Mildred Stewart with dates.
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Eighth Street
Leslie H. Pashby
Jane Lo
Lucy A. Barrett
New Hartford
P. J. McIntree
Mildred Stewart
Waterloo
Lived Years In 50 Minutes At Police Court
Ike Gray, a 42 year old Black man, was arrested after a spree that stretched 60 minutes Sunday night. He arrived at police court 45 minutes late, forfeited bail, and faced multiple charges including being drunk and failing to appear.
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Ike Gray
Ifs
Walter Freeman
Dolin
Agale
Ile
Beem
Freeman
Gray
Governor Gate to Chicago 10 Stop Pacifists
Delegates met four hours with speeches by William E Mason John D Works and Judah L Magnus as resolutions on peace terms were adopted. Mayor Thompson faces possible criminal probe or ouster for defying Gov Lowden. A civil liberties group led by Crystal Eastman plans Washington pickets on Conscription Day Sept 4 with banners echoing suffragist tactics.
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P. Lochner
Iinois
United States
John D. Works
California
Judah L. Magnus
New York
Gust Thompson
Levy Mayer
Illinois State Counsel of Defense
W. H. Thompson
American Civil Liberties Bureau
People’s Council
Mortuary Notices for Mrs Caroline Bopp and Mrs Lillian Alcott
Mrs Caroline Bopp wife of George Bopp died yesterday at 6 20 p m at the family home 415 First street east after a stroke. Born May 1 1853 in Naperville Ill she married George Bopp in 1872 and came to Waterloo years ago. Surviving are husband and six children Edward C William J Sam F Hubert C Mrs Mary Ponsford and Miss Sid E all of Waterloo. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at First Evangelical church with private prayer at home. Body moved to Petersen Bros for viewing Tuesday 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm. Mrs Lillian A Alcott of 1212 Logan avenue died at Presbyterian Hospital at 10 36 am following an operation. Body to Hileman Gindt chapel awaiting funeral arrangements. Burial at Osage. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Caroline Bopp
George Bopp
First’ Street East
Naperville
John Book
Undertaking Partners
Petersen Bros
Lillian A. Alcote
Lillian A. Alcott
Logan Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Hileman & Gindt
Osage
Hogs and cattle prices slip at Chicago and Kansas City markets
Chicago market reports show slow hog receipts at 19,040 with steady to weak bids and mixed classes. Cattle receipts reach 214,000 while sheep run near 13,000, with prices edging lower for native beef and western cattle, cows, and calves. Kansas City listings show steady hog and light cattle demand with bids around 17 to 18 dollars and packer interest moderate.
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Chicago
UGGE
Oklahoma
Wethers
United States
Chinese President Leaves Peking for Tianjin Tour
The acting president Feng Kwo-Chang accompanies the former Chinese president who leaves Peking today to visit family in Tianjin. He is to return in a week after the trip, with no further details provided on the operation or medical consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tain
Feng Kwo-Chang
Peking
Louis Livestock and Omaha Market Report Snapshot
Louis and Omaha livestock markets report livestock receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs range from mixed to heavy with varied prices. cattle include native beef steers and cows. sheep show lambs and ewes with price spreads. Also notes horse and mule values and London silver and money market rates.
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Omaha
Neb
Waterlo o Markets Prices Include Livestock and Produce
Waterlo o Markets shows wholesale and retail quotations across meats poultry and farm produce. Cattle and hog prices are listed with ranges for good butcher steers and cows, plus hay, eggs, butter, lard, and hides. Specific figures appear for dairy, creamery butter, and various livestock categories with multiple weight and grade lines.
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Wellington
Crystal Pioneer Royal
Bologna
Turf battle lures eyes at Hartford Grand Circuit meet
In Hartford Conn Sept 3 a turf clash looms as Mabel Trask and St Frisco with Royal Maid and Al Mack vie for top honors in the free for all trot opening the Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak Park. Madge Gorton and Blanch Owings 16 wear overalls for a vacation trip while town officials intercept them at Independence en route to Waterloo.
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Hartford
Conn
Mabel Trask
St. Frisco
Royal Maid
al Mack
Charter. Oak Park
Madge Gorton
Blanch Owings
Littleton
Waterloo
Myrtle Barr
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Want
Ly Reporter
IU. S. Coll. Co
Lafayette St
Cora Bend
M. A. C. Willford
Sycamore St
C. D. Webster
Colorado
Joo
la Porte City
Moore-Siege Construction Co
Sumner
Fred L. Kimball Co
Antei
Campil Saxon Ante Co
Waterloo Ingford Silo Co
Concrete
Lake St
Waterloo Auto Supply Co
A. Chamalasa
Frontier
Buffalo
Sartori ‘Hospital
Cedar Felis
Adros Cafe
W. E. Cowan
Third Street
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Iowa
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Waterloo Evening Coutuer
Daily Reporter
Franklin
West Third Ave
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Grant Ave
HR. H. Parish
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Mason City
Parsons Music House
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J. XL Hamilton
Independence Ave
Cmergee
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E. A. Co
A. C. Wilford
Dubuque
J. B. Fracy & Son
Tiffany Feed & Flour Co
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Tiberal
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Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stroud
Aeolian Player Pianos
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Black Hawk Bank
Missouri
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Webterkig Bros. Dairy Co
Webster St
Chalmers
Saxon
Lawson Garage Co
Henderson
J. B. O'Dell
Forus Yewas Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Roseau Co
Minn
Nels Christenson
Hadger
Truman Wagner
Vaneta Wagner
Dean Wagner
Asher Hagerman
Frank Hagerman
George Hagerman
Daniel Hagerman
James Hagerman
Joseph Truman
Bessie Morse
Hattie Iverson
George Bennett
Edward Bennett
Maisie Layman
James D. Wafer
Tom Hafer
Samuel Haver
John Hafler
Becky Seltzer
Nora Schmole
Edward Hafer
Edgar Hagerman
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C. D. Deckar
EB. Leland
DE Palma
J.psberry
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Black Hawk County
Early Settlers’ Association
Chautaiqua Park
H. W. Grout
Roger Leavitt
L. 8. Parsons
J. P. Berry
C. A. Rowne
A. J. Edwards
J. C. Martman
J. J. White
L. S. Parsons
W- W. McNarlane
S. B. Humbert
Ceder Falls
F. X. Miller
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E. B. Sage
William Waterfield
Samuel Fike
Senator Grout
George P. Deck
J. L. Riehl
Water- Too
Wil Nam Waterfield
Webster City
Mr Riehl
Fort Des Moines
Mr. Waterfield
Taymond
Althe
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T. A. Rose
George Philpot
Philpot
Charlies W. Mullan
Charles Overman
George P. Beck
Beck
William Starr
Lake House
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George Fphnpat
Severn
Philpot Familly
Parrott
Clayton
Grist Mit
Dr. Miller
John Catlon
Indiana
Jean
Clayton G. Young
Ohio
Mary Cotton Youngs
Georges MM
Maller
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Coulis
Fintthe Kahler
Henry DD
Kenhier
Germany
Marguerita Kabler
John Plummer
T. Mt. McElhinney
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Elnora
J. McElinney
A. Richardson
M. Gake
Mary EH. Aitchcork
Fionoer
George BH. Peakham
Bert Sherwin
Thomas McKen
Elizabeth Sweens
D. A. Finley
Elwood Saul
County
Amos Eyestone
H. C. Cara
Georgea Romhill
Voss Canning
Rachel Larkin
Edgar Tross
S. H. Rownd
Fannie Fald
Rachel Kerr
C.C. Neigher
Eugene Banfield
EH. G. Mettler
A. A. Cheney
Alfred Overman
James Collar
Charles Ford
WEH Police
ME Gray
Woman Chameleon
Maices Record
Guta
Caroline Ropr
Chicago Yards
Kanaan City
Ught
Drs, Myers and Summers
DR. Aitken
Okdghoma
Siat
Gabe EB. Parker
Five Civilized Tribes
Cato Sells
Comiunissioner of Indian Affairs
Bt, Louis Livestock
St Louie
Mehta
Horaes
St. Louis
FICO
London
Turp
Marsh-Place
Lamson Bros. & C
Chicago Board OF Trade
Grain and Won Co
Mars Place Blig
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