Police Shifts Reorganised After Suspensions and Vacancies
In a wave of changes over the past weeks, two police vacancies were filled by shifting assignments. Patrol Driver Charles Pickens returned from vacation and resumes on the second shift. Bert Douglass remains on the second shift after a temporary promotion. Herman Beener serves as extra driver on the third shift. Walter Sipe formerly on second shift traffic duty covers the third shift beat at Hotel Russell Lamson. Oscar Nelson handles the north Waterloo beat on the third shift. Patrolman Frank Denniston’s suspension left a vacancy, and J H Lammert has not yet returned after a broken leg. his leg was recently removed from a cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Pickens Forme Rly
Bert Douglass
Caliver
Pickens
Walter, Sipe
Fie
Oadster
Russell- ‘Lamson
Oscar (Nelson
Waterloo
Frank Denniston
J.H. Lammert
Altho
Veterinary Dies at Nashua Home Funeral Sunday
William Frederick Jacobs, a Nashua veterinarian for 34 years, died Friday of a liver disease worsened by injuries from a horse kick. Born November 18, 1883 near Allison, he married Helen Miller on June 1, 1908. surviving are his wife, an adopted son Paul, seven. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Nashua, with Rev. E. Clements officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
William
Frederick Jacobs
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. ©. Clements
Mr. Jacobs
Allison
William Jacobs
Helen Miller
Paul
T. C. Professor and Wife Injured in Auto Accident
Cedar Falls reports Prof Roy L Adams and his wife injured in an automobile crash. They are hospitalized in Memphis, Tennessee, and expect to reach for the upcoming Teachers College session. Adams is a natural science faculty member. details of the accident are not provided in a letter to college officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Roy L. ‘Adams
Memphis, Tenn
Teachers College
Adams
Natural Science
Christiansen Joins Hartley Company as Baritone Soloist
Martin Christiansen a Cedar Falls baritone has accepted a permanent post with the Francis Hartley Concert company. He joins as baritone soloist and bass in the ensemble with a Hawaiian guitar feature. Once a student of Martin Heyde, he studied under Professor Hays at Town State Teachers college. The Hartley company will present a concert at New Hartford Associated Churches Sunday evening at 7 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Christiansen
West Twelfth Street
Cedar Falls
Francis Hartley
The
Christiansen
Martin Heyde
Heyde
Chicago
Hays
Town State Teachers College
Hartley
New Hartford
Yolock
Eight Boy Scout Board Meetings Scheduled by Jury
Arthur F Jury, a Wapsipiniconres Boy Scout executive, will lead a district tour with board meetings planned in Grindy Center and Cedar Falls Tuesday, Oclwein and Independence Wednesday, Decorah Thursday noon and Gresco Thursday evening, New Hampton Friday noon and Waverly Friday evening to discuss the fall scout program and the 1830 financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipiniconares
Boy Scout
Griindy ‘Center
Cedar Falls
Oclwein
Independence
Decorah
Gresco
New Hampton
Waverly
Two Children Suffer Minor Injuries in Street Incidents
Two children, playing in the street, were slightly bruised when struck by automobiles. Frances Rido, 514 Armyth Street, reported that a car near her home collided with a girl who was only shaken and bruised. Mrs. J M Bandfield, 2120 Lafayette Street, said her niece Orman Parker’s car hit an unidentified girl in the 1700 block of Sycamore Street. the girl fled before a name could be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eagle
Town Street
poHce
Frances Rido
Armyth Street
J. M. Bandfield
Lafayette Street
Orman Parker
Raymond
Sycamore Street
Soe
Births Reported From Area Families
A long list of birth notices dated Aug. and July reports multiple families welcoming new daughters and sons. Names include Phyliss Marie, William Mar Undr, Voldene Joyce, Clarence Rascor, Leon Close, Ghitley an, Velma Lulu, Fern Elaine, Robert Dean, George Arthur, Daria Joan, Ardith, and others. Parents and residences span Cedar Falls, Denver, Baltimore, and local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kemp
Linewood
Phyliss Marie
Willam Martin Hansen
South
William Mar Undr
Harold Allen Lawrence
Bis
Denver
Voldene Joyce
A. Ti. Zahler
Ald Pleasant
Clarence Rascor
Charles LeRoy MecElrag
Baltimore
Kenneth A. Myers
Forest
George William
C. Porter
Leon Close
Carol Cecil Lastey
Fred William Kilena
Cedar Falls
Fern Elaine
Roscoe Henry
Medele
Allan Memorial Hospital
Robert Harald Moser
Saora
Robert Dean
David R. Farr
Walker
Henry VT
Independence
George Arthur
Oliver Lac’ Dixon
Bos Walnut
Daria Joan
Harry Wide
Randolphy
Ardith
Wilbur David
Farnsworth
A Berich
Atte
Dounts
Howard
Walter Hotman
Prancis
Richard
City in Brief and Local Notices From Waterloo
A batch of city notes reports G H Knittle health status and a Social Welfare league meeting postponed to Sept 18. Updates cover Frank R Bogley’s appendicitis recovery, Mr and Mrs R H Sarff plans, H S Caward leaving for Los Angeles, A d Howard homecoming after surgery, J H McKinster travel, J E Moore attend osteopathic clinic in Texas, divorce petitions filed for multiple couples, and Carl S King contesting a public misstatement about cow possession and ownership of household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.H. Knittle
Fifth ‘Street
Iowa
the Social Welfare League
Bond
Ilinois Gentral
Waterloo
Chicago
Western Ines
Frank R. Bogley
Logan, Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
RH. Sarff
Tulsa
Oklo
Sarff
West High School
Caward
Los Angeles
Hawkeye
A. d. Howard
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Aha Aria
Fourth Street East
Allen Memorial
J. H. McKinster
G. H. Knittle
Fifth Street West
Stillwater
Minn
McKinster
Stillwater Consolidated
J. E. Moore
Black Building
Norwood Clinic
Mineral Wells
Tex
Mareena A. Johnson
Ruby J. Johnson
Anna Phelps
Austin Phelps
Lucile Hiton
Everett Hilton
Minnie Sprouse
Council to Discuss Injunction Tangle on Street Lights
Waterloo Realty and Donovan Construction of St Paul sue the city of Waterloo and A Go Sweetman Electrical over the boulevard light project. Mayor Tibbitts served Thursday. petition filed yesterday in district court seeks to bar contracting with Sweetman. A Sixth and Jefferson corner light petition signed by C A Schultz and nine others, and police chiefs convention notice from the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police will be heard. August department reports will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Realty Company
Donovan Construction Company of
St. Paul
City of Waterloo
A. GO. Sweetman Electrical Company
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Sweetman
Sixth
Jefferson Streets
C. A. Schultz
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Waterloo Police Force
Fort Dodge
Bids Rejected for Parkersburg High School Addition
All bids on the erection of the high school addition at Parkersburg Indiana were rejected as they exceeded expectations. Architect J G Ralston of Waterloo will solicit new bids next week. Planned cost was about 37000 though most bids for the improvement ran over 40000. Interior changes will be minor while the 56 by 96 foot exterior remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
J. G. Ralston
Waterloo
Miss Helen Byrnes Visits an Aunt Here
Miss Helen Byrnes of Los Angeles arrives for a short visit with her aunt Miss Addie S Mc Cormick in Waterloo. She departs tonight for Indianapolis to fulfill duties as national field secretary of the W C T U a role she has held for four years. Her father James Byrnes, a former Waterloo councilman and park founder, is aging but still able to walk outdoors daily.
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Helen Byrnes
Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Addie S. McCormick
Denver Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Byrnes
James Byrnes
Waterloo
Byrnes
Turner here Wednesday candidate for governor to speak in Waterloo
Corning Indiana Republican governor candidate Turner will visit Waterloo next Wednesday September 11 to speak after a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. About 100 party members are expected at the luncheon. Turner is a banker and farmer. He previously visited Waterloo in the early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Waterloo
Russell Lamson
Turners & Banker and Farmer
Funeral in Illinois for Herbert Clarke
Osage Iowa Sept 7 Herbert Clarke who lived north of Mitchell died Thursday from cancer. F R Shelledy and his son Alvin accompanied the body the widow and her two children to Lena Illinois where the funeral services were held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Osage
Herbert Clarke
Mitchell
F. R. Shelledy
Alvin
Lena
Wheat prices rise on overseas drought and domestic nerves
Chicago trading sees wheat up from prior session as dry weather in Argentina and Australia fuels strength. Corn eases on frost expectations unmaterialized, oats inch higher on Winnipeg Free Press crop notes. Local crowd short at times, cash grain up to four tenths, market choppy with narrow range and light activity. Car receipts listed at 70.
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Chicago
U.A
Chicago Board’ of Trade
Argéntinga
Australia
Onis
Winnipeg
Canada
Cotton and grain highlights from Liverpool Chicago and South St Paul
Liverpool prices hold steady as 4000 bales trade with American receipts and varied middling quotes. Futures steady with October around 10.12d. Chicago grain opens mixed with slight declines. In South St Paul cattle and hogs show uneven moves. cattle 24-50c lower on week’s trends, calves steady to 50c lower, hogs steady with light activity, sheep mixed amid thin market. New York close notes limited activity and a sift through energy and commodity listings.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago and New York market notes show Wheat, Corn, and Oats bid ranges with No. 1 and No. 2 grades, mixed and yellow classifications, alongside rye, timothy and clover seed prices. Butter, eggs, and cheese prices and receipts listed for New York and Chicago markets. Poultry figures include live and dressed varieties with varying prices and case counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis grain market price summary notes varied figures
Minneapolis grain market report lists values for wheats and durum, including No 1 northern at 1 992e, No 1 dark hard Montana at 1 374, No 1 amber durum at 1 41, No 2 at 1 26, and No 3 white oats at 46 to 47 cents per bushel, with delivery months September December May and 251 cars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sept
T—P
Montana
Kansas City Grain Market Report Readable Fragments
Wheat receipts 230 cars with quotes for No 2 hard and No 3 grades. Corn receipts 20 cars with No 2 white and No 2 yellow prices. Ongoing listing of grain classes and nominal bids in Kansas City spot trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wheat Receipts Smooth in Minneapolis Flour Trade
Minneapolis flour market notes show shipments totaling 29,820 in a period. Prices quoted for bran range around 28.50 to 29.50 per unit. Family patents referenced with barrel costs near 7.78 to 7.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Cnrlowd
Ots
Potatoes market report and mixed price data
Potatoes market figures from Chicago reveal overall strength with total United States shipments at 608 cars. Prices vary by region with central at 2.90 to 2.40, northern at 2.45 to 2.55, and Minnesota sack potatoes around 2.50 to 2.54 per unit. Regional notes include round whites and early Ohios priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Bennesota
Minnesota
Dakota
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards reports catalog offerings and prices from Union Yards stock sale. The item lists cattle and hogs with consignor names and lot numbers, providing buyers with pricing and venue details for the auction event.
Stock Market Hits Largest Saturday Volume Since March
New York trading marked the briskest Saturday session since March 18 with 9,593,400 shares changing hands. Columbia Graphophone led gains while Radio Corporation and General Motors saw mixed moves amid rumors of radio product arrangements. Many stocks opened strong, then finished irregular as markets chased momentum and late selling trimmed early gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merch
Columbia
Gen's Motors
Radio Corporation
General Motors
Columbia Graphophone
Columbia Grephophent
General, Motors
Merken
Allied Chem. & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mig. Co
Armorican Beet Sugar Co
Americam Gan Co
American Car & Foundry
American’ & Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American’ Smelting & Refining
American Buyer Refining
American Tel
American Tobacco H. American Woolen Co
Hartford
Northern Pacific
Ve Ivever Packard McLors Oe
Eis Penne Pacific Gas & Electria
Pan American
Kegs Paramount Famous Lasky
Pennsylvania A.rr
People's Gas
Phillips Petroleum Cis
Pure Milk Co
Radio Corp. of America
Read
AG - Pees
Eaeceesees Republic Iron
Reynolds ‘Tobacca Co
Sccceree
Sears Feebuck
Sheil Union OO
Eevee
United Cigar Stores
U. B. Rubber
Steel
Syenee Westinghouse Elect White Motors
Willys Overland Woolworth
Essere Pe Rea Wright Atro Vei
Nelson
Mid-Continent Petroleum Sciences Fong Bhester
Anaconda Copper Mining. Co
Atchison Topeka& Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethlehem
Californis Packing
Calumet
Arizona
Canada
Cryssererrinvicye
Theshing Machine
Cetro de Pasco Copper
Chesapeake
Chicago
Great Western
M. St. BP. & Pac
Northwestern Onitago R. I. Dé Pacific Chile
Chrysler Motors
Chles Servier
Curbs
Colorado Fuel
Tron Consolidated Gas
Continental
Crucible Steedl
Crucible Steel
DuPont
de Nemours Electric Power & Light Erie Railroad
General American General Asphalt
General Cigar General Electri
Gimbel Bros. - Trithereese
Goommicn
Ieee Teseeee Graham Palec Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Cts
Missouri Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Cn
National Dept. Stores
National Enameting
National Lead
Nevada
Gopper
New York Central
Standard Ges & Minntric
Californi
Standard Oil
New Jersey
UN Standard Oi
Iowa Hog Prices Across Markets Reported by Packers
Hog prices at Iowa markets show Cedar Rapids paying up to 10.25 for 180 to 230 pound primes while Des Moines reports receipts and varied prime and packer prices. Other centers including Moline and Chicago offer ranges for heavy and prime hogs with byweight differentials and sows priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des’ Moines
Magon City
Foreign exchange rates drift with steady demand in New York
Currency desk in New York reports mixed bid offers for major world currencies. Rates show Germany 22.700 mark, Britain 4.845, France 0.0something, Austria 14.08, Brazil 11.88, Shanghai 7.10, and other listed figures with fluctuating decimals.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Aeid
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Bpain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Austria
Rowmania
Gentine
Brazil
Paxie
Shanghai
Montreal
Bond Market Reacts to Convertibles and ITT Gains
In New York a New York market report shows convertibles rising from one to over five points with International Telephone and Telegraph advancing 5. likely ITT at 218. Privilege Issues rebounded after Thursday losses while trading remained dull overall. Government securities moved sluggish with narrow price fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Telephone 45
Receipts Exceed Market's Nee and Hogs Slump
Chicago market report shows hog trade slow due to ample supplies with prices modest gains for Friday. Cattle and lamb receipts mark a disappointing week with declines on fat lambs. hogs steady to firm though mixed offerings pressuring top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report Slants On Hogs Cattle And Sheep
Omaha Neb Sept 7 hog receipts 3600 including 600 direct plows steady to 25 cents lower. top 10.50 for 170-220 pounds and 10.00-10.25 for 220-260. sows 30.25 to 30.60 average 30.07. Cattle receipts 600 steady to 0.50 lower for fed steer and yearlings. cows and feeders mixed. week bulk for fed steers and yearlings 123.75 to 124.75 with some 125.00. calves 13.00. yearlings 13.65. sheep receipts 2300 lambs steady to 0.25 lower. lambs 12.75 to 17.75. ewes 4.00 to 5.00. top 8.25. feeding lambs 12.50 to 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Results
Havens City September trade totals receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show varied demand with calves and yearlings steady to lower while heavy steers and light feeders display mixed prices. Hogs near steady with top around 10.75 and sheep lambs fluctuating from 12.80 to 19.10 depending on weight and quality.
Weekly Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago reports a tight week in wheat and corn with prices fluctuating as frost and rain expectations linger. World supply concerns persist in Argentina, Australia, North America, and China, while corn and oats remain the market’s strongest points amid forecasts of a large total crop yet a potential drought impact. Provisions ease, with lard holding and other items correcting lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Australia
North America
China
Wrek
Sioux City Livestock Market Prices and Receipts
Sioux City stockyard report shows cattle receipts around 250 calves and 106 yearlings with steers top at 16.70, medium weights 18.10, grain fed 13.00 to 15.50, grass cattle 11.00 down. cows 57.00. Hogs receipts about 2,000 with top 10.50 and 170 to 240 pounds 10.00 to 10.50. 350 to 230 pounds around 30.25 to 30.50. sows 5.15 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 200 mostly steady. fat native lambs 12.15 to 19.00, slaughter lambs 12.75 to 13.00, ewes 5.00, feeding lambs 12.75 to 13.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St Paul
Minn
Chicago
INS
Represenwestock
Hors Light
Weigut
Eneb de
Bane Bedemetenes
Ud Beg Edagereser
Tka
Basadeaeters
Aenes
E. ST. Louis
St. Louis
Plga
Stade
Jock Heffern
Heffern
Waterloo Mills Co
Settee Jeans
Arlington
Reyes
Bwitt
Hana
Cohn Bros
Havens City
Ted
Tate
Cholee
Sioux City
St Joseph Livestock Report Signals Mixed Market Moves
Livestock receipts at St Joseph Missouri on September 1 show hogs steady to strong with top at 10.85 and hundreds of head in various weight ranges, cattle receipts totaling about ten thousand including calves, steers and heifers with top around 15.50 and cows up to 10.10, veal to 14.00, and stock calves steady around 12.00 to 13.50 while sheep receipts near 2000 with slaughter classes weaker and fat lambs around 12.74 and feeders near 12.00 to 13.75, reflecting mixed tendencies across species.
Fined for liquor possession in municipal court
L. C. Hamilton of the city was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge George J. Sagar after pleading guilty to illegal liquor possession. Half the fine was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hamilton
George J. Sagar
Lquor
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Hartley Company
BOY Scout Board
Prief
Eblage
Buchanan
Council
Turner
Drouth
Bo Wart
Perres
Edageeee
Switt & Co
Unit. Corp
U S. Radio & Television
4Th Bay
Ss. Gypsum Steve Eaeyedeare
TBM
Utan Radio Co
Zenith Radio Corp
Fikive Pump Jose
Standard Gil
Shealers Pern
Sesewee Scares Ark
Nat. Gas A O
Board of Trade
Lord
Minneapolis Grain
Kansas City Grain
Northwest
Duluth
Onicaro
Hleago
Kansas
Ainge
Waterloo Markets
Timothy
Liberty Bonds
U. B
Alberty
Treasury
Esse
Beason
Usc
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
St. Josephs
St. Sioux - City
Sioux City Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Mmo
Streight Grassers
Helfers
Prince & Whitely Trading Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Commercial Rational Bank
Framinal
Towa
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