Bond Authorization and Tax Pledge for County Roads
County board approves a 1929 bond issue for primary road improvements. The issue is registered, coupons payable annually, with a sinking fund from property taxes to ensure timely principal and interest payments. The plan relies on full faith and credit, with taxes levied annually to fund interest and retirement of principal.
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United States
America
Wald
Waterloo
Selg
Board of Supervisors
Towe
Safe
Seid
Iowa
Ieee
Inw
Uge
Minneapolis grain market report details Sept 9 prices
Minneapolis grain reports receipts and prices for wheat, corn, and oats. Includes values for No 1 dark northern, No 2 amber durum, Red durum, and Montana dark northern futures with monthly positions and percentages. Also lists No 3 yellow corn and No 3 white oats figures.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Omahn
Potatoes and Wheat Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Chicago market notes show potato receipts at 148 cars with varied regional pricing for sacked whites and Early Ohios across Minnesota Wisconsin and Idaho. Wheat receipts mention Chicago northwest totals with fluctuating values. Minneapolis flour and hay prices are listed with regional quotes for timothy and clover, and grain shipments noted across cities.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Central
Minnesota
South Dakota
Idaho
Russell
Futures in Chicago Butter and Refrigeration Standards
Readable fragments show futures data for Chicago markets with references to butter standards and refrigeration standards. The text lists months such as December November and notes various entries like 36Vaci ditto and December 26%4c, indicating timing and pricing shorthand within a damaged OCR record.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show mixed levels across grain and livestock markets. Prices for corn, oats, rye, and barley list various No. 1 to No. 6 grades with small movements, while provisions quote lard at 11.70, ribs at 13.00, and bellies at 12.50 dollars per hundredweight.
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Jacobson
Zook & Bentz
Harry’ Aven
Me' Glass
Petersen
Duka
Crescent Printing Bo
Cedar Falls Regard
ODF
Efci
Times Tribune
deakins-Purgemann Co
Trene- Alles
EB. O
McMillan
Jewett
Travis
H.W. Schuneman
Harry Schulie
Gladys Ayers
H.R. Drumrine
M. Berend
Gs McAlgin
W. Giney
G. H. Stings
N. W. Frisble
O. Elingberg
Coro
Relph Davis
J. H. Butts
R. A. Geiefnow
Geral Young
de J
Bittls
J. G. Pilson
Mackinnon
GO. A. West
John Hazlitt
Harriett Melnders
Beland Wilson
R. ON. Cowiln
Russell Cowin
Allen Printing Co
Tribune Press
Asabella Thompson
Dewey G
Butterfield
John O. Deets
Pergason Brog
Colry Veyegemet Occ
N. Sere
Totel v
Rector
West Tee T
D. Teeter
Burr
Towne
Refshauge
Cotal
Standard QO Co
Suppiies Co
L. Feinberg
Beet Co
Brown, Repairs Co
Aytae
Waterloo Dredging Co
Kreger
H. M. Hint
Harry H. Schulte
Battiett & McFarlane
Virginia Bryant
Cohn Bros
Gremmel’s Grocery
Meisch & Pint
Gruener’s Grocery
Meises
Hertha May
Phillips
Payne & Co
Presbyterian Hospital
Sarah Perry
James Qualls
Elsats'y
John Smith
Siegel's Grocery
Thompson
Waterloo Office Supply
Anna B. Young
Minnie Harding
Grain Co
Arthur Young
Arsdol
Waterloo Water Works
Miller Prig. Co
Lown Public Service Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Oo. Co. Thompson
H. T. Wagner
Keuffel & Esser Co
Matt Abies
R. Decker
Allstadt-Langiasking Co
Conner Supply Go
Michigan Sanitary Co
Northey Mfg. Co
Replics Co
Petersen & Duke
Tepalcc
A. Brust
Provistos
John R. Bush
DFT
Farmers Supply Co
Winktyed King
le Ties
Kline Dept
BNA Gentral Reap Co
Luttnn
Lutvin
Morris
A. J
Waterloo Laundry Co
Town
Baldwin's Grocery
Waterloo Home. Co
Insane Fund
Dunkelberg
Ins
Ese
Marine Secre Epiecet
Alfred Longley
Natty
R. Shannon
Ina
Hutchinson Ice Cream ci Pro
Lavita Co
Powers
Ina. Gow
E. R. Shatinan
Ana Alfred Longley
Swift & Co
F. A. Chester Ds Sons
Atty
Lauermen's
Grumline
Wi Thompson
Western Union Tele
Crass
Memorial Hall Fund
A. Trimble
Waterloo Wihter Works
Town Public Rerview Co
J. PB
Fischers
Gutknecht Bros
Tndapendant ‘Carr. Cul. Co
J. RB. Page
Skully
W. A. Burton
Cutler” Howe. Co
Christensen & “Petersen
WOKK
Petarsand& Dike
A. Olson Construction Ca
C.setescre Ees
Earl
Spencer Cahst
Waterloo Hwa
Olbertville
Grain” & Lumber Co
Ebeenes
Chienga
Eee
DTS
Vulad LL
Eaese
Beltien
Lewes
Chicago
Sivas
Provisions prices and receipts in New York market report
A dense price and stock list from New York shows varied provisions including chickens, fowls, turkeys, butter, eggs, and cheese with numerous figures for fresh and frozen goods. Receipts and packing stocks are noted alongside currency prices and quality grades.
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New York
Herrnery
Heanery
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange Quotations Thru Chicago
Leading shares close lower amid mixed activity on the Chicago Stock Exchange with notable quotes for American Rad, Hart Carter sw, Insull Utilities, Oliver Farm Equipment and Viking Purp among others. Banking, metals and industrials show varied movement as traders monitor Williams and Standard Dredge data for direction.
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Chicago
American Rad
Art Metal Works
Auburn Autony
Binks
Borg Warner
Butler Bros
Chicago Corporation Club Aluminium Comitonwealth
Ets
Dexter
Dexter O68. Vy. .0. 2S Great Lakes Alrcraft Grigsby-Grunow
Hart Carter
Insull ,Utilities
Killamazoo
Steve Kellogg
Lion Ol
Meadows
Morrely
Oliver
Viking
Ster Mines
Winterfront
Bywifth& Ga
Swift
Uni. Corp
U. S. Radio & T
Utah Radio Ut
Ind
Zenith Radio
Market Dips as Traders Brace for Bank Rate Move
New York Sep 9 A steady, orderly deck on the Stock Exchange left prices down several hundred million in value though not as steep as last Thursday. Selling began after money and equivalents rose to 8 percent and rumors swirled that the Bank of England would raise its rediscount rate at the next meeting. United States Steel and other leaders fluctuated with mixed results, while some issues like Johns Manville rallied from declines to post gains. Closing was irregular with broad weakness in utilities and lower financials, leaving a selectively higher finish for a few issue such as Union Carbide and American Rolling Mills.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Union Carbide
Louisville Gas
Electric
American
United States Steel
Uhe Consolidated Gas
American & Foreign Power
General Motors
Betiehen Steel Pearly
Auburn Auto
Simmons Company
Atchison
Johns Manville Raffles
Johns Manville
Allied Chem. “& Bye Oo
Allis Chalmers, Mfg. Co
American Agricultural Chem
American Beet Sugar Co
American Can Co
É& Foundry
American & Foreign Power American Locomotive
American Smelling & Reilly
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Tel
American Tolesteer
B. American Woolen Co
Atchison, Topeka Dé
Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem
California
Calumet
Ariyonk
Canada Lory
Pont de Nemauz
Electrc Power & Light
Erle Ry Rosensseese
General American Tank
General Asphalt - General Cigar
General Electric General General Gimyel “Bros. Goodrich
Graham
Jordan Motors
Kansas City
Keith Albee
Kelly
N.Y
Flackford Northern Pacile
Packard Mous Ie Cycie Peeenny Paciie
Gas Electric
Fan American Fee
Paramount Famous
Lucky Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Priits Petroleum
Pure
Radig Corporation of
Reading
Eseeee Republic Trot & Steel Reynalds Tohseco
Sears Roohuck
Shell Union Oil Simmons Coy Veer
Eeee
Ees
Sinclair Consolidated Oil
Lawthren Poesse
Southern Hallway
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard Oi
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Corporation
Timken Roller Bearing Tobacco Products
Beteleters Union Oil of
Union Pasthe
United Cigar Stores
Rwboer
U. & Glee Wa
Ceeeee UT
Universal Pine
Westinghouse
Eleety White Motors
Willys Overlane
Woolwortha
Wright Acti
Seeene Yelow
Petroleum
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Aventock sales today include Ross. Union Yards hosts Representative Sales Livestock featuring entries from Ross and other local buyers with prospects for pricing and turnout in the commodity market.
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Aventock
Ross
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago
Estimated livestock receipts at Chicago for tomorrow include 24,000 cattle and 74,000 sheep. The report lists varied figures for different categories, indicating sizable volumes across cattle and sheep at the market.
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Chicago Obicero
Ives
Waterloo Market Prices At Noon From Watering Mile Co
Prices at noon show barley 88, flour bbls 7.60, butter eggs and produce from Orange Creamery and Artésian, potatoes and poultry details, cattle and hogs from Rath Packing line, hay and straw values, hides by Cohn Bros with varied grades, all reflecting a bustling local market in Waterloo.
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Watering Mile Co
Seevetekevariesenss
Rath
Cohn Bros
Leo
Hogs Prices From Towa Packing Centers Amid Market Report
Associated Press data show hog price quotes from Towa Cedar Records Des Moines Mason City and Ottumwa. Prices span 180 to 900 pounds with ranges from around 7.75 to 10.50 per cwt and varying grades including prime, heavy, and sow classifications.
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Associated Presa
Towa Imarkets
Cedar
Des Moines
Mason Gily
St Paul Livestock Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
St Paul market receipts: cattle 3500 steady to lower, calves and feeders mixed. hogs 6500 weak to 25 cents lower with top around 41.60, sows steady. sheep 10600 generally steady with slaughter lambs near 11.80 and ewes 4.00 to 5.00. New York rapid sugar and refined notes follow with raw sugar up modestly and refined unchanged.
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South St. Paul
Minn
E .Galves
Liberal Offerings Hay Meet Moderate Demand
Washington reports dull markets with liberal offerings and moderate inquiry for hay. Weather favored pastures in the West but delayed haying, with prices listed for timothy, clover, prairie, and alfalfa across Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha St Louis and other exchanges. Visible grain supply shows Wheat up, Corn down, Oats up, and Soybeans up. Liberty bonds close with general government offerings and Treasury notes activity.
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Bureau of Agriculturan Economics
Taahures
Minneapolis
St. Louis
U. S
Chicago
Prairie
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicoro
St. Luis
U. 5
Hkandas City
Foreign Exchange Rates Across Nations
New York report lists international currency values from September nine with mixed figures for Great Britain Italy Germany Norway Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland and Brazil among others. Noted rates include Shanghai 67.20 Montreal 99.37 and France Belgium Island at various cents per unit.
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New York
Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Borden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Cereece
Poland
Cuecho-Slavekia
Strctutgo- Blavia
Bond Market Shifts in Early Trading Across Sectors
In New York today, bond prices moved with notable activity in convertibles and corporate issues. American Telephone rose to 4.55 while International Telephone hit 4.46. Lenders fell 2 to 3 points as issuers like American Telephone and Chemical stock moved. Government bonds improved while industrials and utilities lagged. Foreign bonds edged higher.
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New York
American Telephone
American T. O. Chemical
United States
Cattle Market Slows as Receipts Exceed Demand
Chicago market reports slow cattle trading due to delayed arrivals and ample stock. Nearly 26 000 cattle and 34 000 sheep plus 40 000 hogs noted, with prices softer for many classes though some light weights held firm. Lambs and feeder stock showed limited demand amid a large volume of backlogged cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
Laynich
Kansas City Grain Receipts and Prices Report
Kansas City Mo September 9 wheat and corn receipts listed with unchanged bids. No. 2 dark hard near 1.25, No. 2 white around 1.00 to 1.25, No. 2 yellow near 1.03. Corn receipts show No. 2 white about 1.00 to 1.03, No. 2 yellow around 1.03, mixed grades near 1.00.
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Kansas City
Eie Gorn
Eie Gorn Recelpta
ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK REPORTS FROM SEPTEMBER MARKETS
Livestock totals from St Joseph Missouri show hog receipts around 4 000 with prices mostly 15 to 25 cents lower per 100 pounds and top hogs at 10 50. Cattle receipts near 7 000 include calves and yearlings with slaughter steers and cows steady to weak and veal topping at 14.00. replacements show lower tendency amid weightier stock.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Eestea
S Mit
Apertree
Pereseseres
Renee
By. Joseph
Kansas City
Omaha
Paul
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Dairy Industry Beats Automobile Rotary Talk
Clyde Bechtelheimer spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about the dairy industry's economic impact. He said dairy last year produced wealth 90 percent greater than autos and noted 40 billion paid to farmers and 3 billion by consumers. Dairy consumption rose 30 percent since 1920. Miss Dene May sang and James Vandersall played violin.
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United States
National Dairy Council
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Town Creamery Secretaries’ and Managers Association
Rotary Club Tanay
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Bechtelheimer
Miss Dene May
James Vandersall
Charles City Cars Crash Through Creamery Window
John Tiban, a city resident, suffered severe head and hand cuts when his automobile crashed with a farmer named Ross in Charles City. Both vehicles struck a plate glass window at the local creamery, shattering a pane valued at 150 dollars and insured. William Ryan drove Tiban’s vehicle.
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Geurter Starial Serigoe
Charles City
John
Tiban
Ross
Wiliam Ryan
Tibau
Robbers Steal 100-Pound Safe From Cities Service Station
In Charles City Iowa overnight thieves entered through a window of the Cities Service Oil station and hauled away a 100-pound safe containing 50 in coupons 3 in pennies and papers. Police have no clues to the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Sandal Service
Charles City
Cities Service Oil Company
City and County Agree on Support for Quarantined
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and City Clerk Charles Mackay led city actions on quarantine support. The council named Mackay purchasing agent for families under quarantine needing aid while the county funds the payments. A conference with the board of supervisors endorsed the plan and authorized payment of reasonable bills, with police reports on each quarantined household.
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Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles Mackay
City Board of Health
Board of Supervisors
MacKay
Board of Health
Tibbitts
Last Service for Miss Tobena Saak in Reinbeck
Miss Tobena Saak 39 of Reinbeck died Saturday evening after a two year illness. Funeral at the family home Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Ludwig Emilhölz of the Congregational church officiating. Native of Reinbeck. educated in Reinbeck schools. Survived by mother Mrs. August Saak, two brothers Will and Algo, sister Mrs. George Hovey, who is ill in Waterloo hospital, plus three nieces and three nephews. father died in 1910.
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Courier
Reinbeck
Toebena Sark
Ludwig Emilgholz
Congregational Church
Saak
August’ Saak
Will
Algo
George Hovey
Waterloo
Cotton Renamed on Relief Commission
Maj Charles w Cotton was reappointed for another three year term on the Black Hawk county soldiers relief commission by the board of supervisors. Other members include A M Thompson La Porte City and Kirk Oleson Cedar Falls both veterans of the Spanish War and World War. Alberb Walters was reappointed janitor and custodian of the courthouse property.
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Charles W. Cotton
Black Hawk County
Alberb Walters
Courte House
Dogs Kill Turkeys Cost County 176 Dollars
Black Hawk county officials approved 176 dollars compensation to Mrs. E. E. Meede after dogs killed 44 turkeys near Fairbank. She sought more, noting each bird valued up to 10 dollars and a 200 to 300 bird turkey ranch near her home.
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Black Hawk County
Board of Supervisors
E. E. Meede
Fairbank
Pheasant season petitions reach open season request
Black Hawk county land owners have gathered 150 signatures on a petition seeking an open pheasant season. The group plans to forward the petition to state game warden W. E. Albert for approval of a three day season likely in late October to early November with spaced-apart dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
M. G
Ww. Koepke
Waterloo Sporting Goods
W. E. Albert
John Deere Fill Finished Soon at Plant Site
Maurice A. Welsh reports completion of dike strengthening and track grading at the John Deere Tractor company plant within about ten days. A steam shovel and two work trains have moved clay from a Cedar Valley line cab to a terminal at the plant for several weeks, with the process nearing end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D& N
Jonn Deare Tractor Company
Maurice A. Welsh
Rainbow Drive
Cedar Valley
John Deere
Police Seeks Kin for St Joseph Man Charles Hirsch
Authorities in St Joseph Missouri seek relatives of Charles H Hirsch who died recently. Anna B Mansfeld probate administrator reports no heirs located and inquiries are being made to identify next of kin.
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Boman
Charles H. Hirsch
St. Joseph
Anna'b. Mansfeld
Missouri City
Hirsch
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Boach
Gunervisors
Stubatan Hally
Lown
Signiavure County Treasurer
W. Miller
F. W. Esher
R. O. Ww
Jacob W. Behmit
Frank Etringec
O'Clagk Bom
A. M. Blough
PIT
Drouth
Argentina
Australia
Buenos Aires
Nebraska
Indiana
Sinais
Corm
Minneapolis Grain
Obicagh
Minneapolia
Northwest
ATG Haliday and
Minneapo
Chierpo
Holday Aioe
Timneapolis
Chicago Hay
Timothy
Plfalta
Board of Trade
HLL Son
Omara Grain
Waterloo Markets
Towa
Sheaffer's
Arkatisis Naturel Gas
Liberty Bonds
Sept
Yeas Treasury
Reese Nee
Lola
Sila
Kansas
ST. Joseph Livestock
Creamery
Tobena Saak
Cotton
On Relief Commission
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