Markets and Weather Roundup From Sept 11
Large world wheat shipments press prices lower in Chicago. Berlin and Liverpool shadows weigh on futures as December dips. Hog and cattle futures show mixed moves with hogs opening steady then weakening. St Louis and Kansas City livestock receipts rise. butter eggs cheese steady in Chicago produce. Weather outlooks Iowa, Tama, and South Dakota vary from unsettled to fair.
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Chicago
Danube
Berlin
Liverpool
Waterloo
Wellington
Crystal
Kansas
Turkey
Pioneer
Aristos
Sheep Market Sees Early Decline In Chicago Open
The sheep market opened ten cents lower in Chicago with Native and Western lots listed. Prices noted include $2.25 for 400 head natives, $2.60 to $4.00 for Westerns, and a range of $3.75 to $5.15 for native and Western lambs and yearlings.
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Kansas City
Aesse
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Texas
De Voe Opens Jewelry Store At Bridge Street
Mr E G De Voe experienced watchmaker and engraver plans a jewelry store at 181 Bridge street within the Orpheum theater building, likely Sept 23. He and Mrs De Voe have made many friends during two years in the city and his recent employment was with A A Asquith & Bro. Card of thanks follows for assistance during illness and death of Mrs Fred Jacob.
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E. G. de Voe
Bridge Street
Orpheum Theater
de Voe
A. Asquith & Bro
Fred Jacob
Fire Rips Garrison District Destruction Sweeps 26 Buildings
A Sunday morning fire in Garrison Iowa destroyed 26 buildings, 19 of them business houses, with a total loss around 100000 and insured about 25000. The fire started at B N Donley’s restaurant and was fanned by a southeast wind. Heavily raining after midnight saved the residence district. Farmers Savings bank spared. Population 438 at last census.
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Cedar Rapids
Garrison
B. N. Donley
Coster & Meeks
O. Wenner
Baun & Mentzer
S. L. Tulick
People's Savings Bank
Dr. Carl
Resaurant
Donley
Farmers’ Savings Bank
19 Pound Musk Melon On Market
The public market was busy this morning with wagons bringing live chickens, butter, eggs, milk, honey, and other produce. A 19 pound musk melon displayed by E. Brown drew attention as the largest, though not for sale, intended as a gift. Prices varied for melons, watermelons, onions, butter, eggs, and other staples with a push for a permanent market arrangement.
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LaPorte City Creamery
John Greene
C. E. Brown
Curtis Ford
Cedar Falls
Brown
Iowa
City in Brief Sampler Highlights Local Travels and Ties
A roundup of short notices: A. E. Gibson trips to Quincy Illinois for business, E. C. Bloth visits Ottawa and other Canadian points, and Miss Linda Whitney heads to Cedar Rapids for Coe College. Numerous residents travel, teach, or visit relatives while market and county affairs fill the rest of the page.
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Buchanan Optical Service
A. E. Gibson
Quincy
E. C. Bloth
Ottawa
Canada
Linda Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Mise Helene Odrian
Six Weks
New York
Conflicting Claims in Wisconsin Child Murder Case
Madison detectives deepen a baffling Lake Monona death of 7 year old Annie Lemberger while her funeral plans proceed. The father George Lemberger faces new questions after investigators dispute his alibi and a possible motive tied to a degenerate offender.
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Madison
Wis
Annis Lembereger
Lake Monona
Cewg
Wisconsin
Brown
Thi
Lemberger
Annie Lemberger
George Lemberger
Annie
Father
Merlen to Retire as President of NYNH&H Railroad
New Haven Conn September 11 official announcements state C S Merlen of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad will retire from the presidency of that company with the exact date to be fixed.
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Wise
New Haven
Conn
C. S. Merlen
The
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Sudden Death of Waterloo Printer After Vacation
Orvis E. Strong a Waterloo printer of eight to nine years died suddenly of heart failure Sunday at 6 45 AM at 420 Fourth Street East where he had roomed seven months. He returned Saturday from a five week vacation with his son L J Strong and other relatives in Council Bluffs. Born July 11 1852 he was fifty nine. He worked for Matt Parrott Sons and W B Howell in Waterloo and attended Grace MW church and Walnut Street Baptist. Burial planned for Fremont Nebraska or Muscatine.
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Orvis E. Strong
Waterloo
A. A. Kelly
Fourth Street East
Mr. Strong
L. J. Strong
Council Bluffs
Kelly
Muscatine
Nebraska
Fremont
Neb
Mary Clark
West Liberty
California
Strong
Matt Parrott & Sons
W. B. Howell Printing Company
Grace MW. EL
Walnut Street Baptist
Muscatina
More Politicians Plea From Champ Clark Address
Speaker Champ Clark urged more politics and more politicians in Missouri and nationwide. He recounted early struggles starting as a schoolteacher in Louisiana and borrowing $10 from Judge H. H. Priest, arguing that every citizen should study issues and serve the state, even if it means running for office as a duty to country.
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Louisiana
Champ Clark
Missourio l
Missouri
H. H. Priest
St. Louis
Moberly
America
Harvard Princeton to Highlight Big Eastern Football Season
The opening week features Carlisle, Lafayette, Virginia and other teams with Cornell Dartmouth starting a week later. Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Syracuse and others appear soon as coaches launch fall schedules. A Harvard Princeton clash four weeks before Harvard’s season end marks one of the year’s top eastern games.
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New York
Carlisle
Lafayette
Virginia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Brown
Pennsylvania State
Syracuse
Amherst
Wesleyan
Leigh
Banks Protected Against Fraud
An arrest of LeRoy Utterback for stealing 1600 from Black Hawk National Bank shows banks’ fraud safeguards. Pinkerton agents traced the theft quickly, with many banks allied to the American Bankers Association and Pinkerton, ensuring pursuit until the culprit is jailed.
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LeRoy Utterback
Black Hawk National Bank
Pinkerton National Protective Agency
American Bankers’ Association
Company awarded about 700000 in takings case
Grand Rapids Mich September 11 United States Judge Denison awarded the Chandler Dunbar company of Sault Ste Marie approximately 700000 for property taken by the government for ship dock construction. The firm argued the property was worth more than the awarded sum.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
United States
Denison
Chandler-Dunbar Company
Sault Ste Marie
Three Arrested In Baffling Wennerstrom Murder Case
Chicago, Sent. 11. Three men were arrested at Gary by detectives on the Wennerstrom murder case. The suspects, well dressed and claiming to seek an automobile, gave the names Edward Marland of Pittsburgh, William Logeran of New York, and M. Jeffrey.
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Chicago
Gary
Frederick Wennerstrom
Am Automobile
Edward Marland
Pittsburgh
William Logeran
New York
M. Jeffrey
Broken back six years home to die
Pittsburg Kansas dispatch reports Bim Andrew Roachts, after six years with a broken back and no hope, began his final journey home to southern Italy to die. He was hurt in a mine accident and given weeks to live.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Bim
Andrew Roachts
Italy
Chapman Released From Davenport Task to Tote Q Can Association
Cleveland report states that a local land American league chad chad released today to the Tote Q can Association tears. The fragmentary dispatch mentions Chapman and Davenport Task but lacks clear details or full names and roles.
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Cleveland, O
Land American League
Ghortatop Cnapramm
Davenport
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Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Bennett
Mi Marsh-Place Brig
Tinois
South Dakota
H. W
N. S
Minneapolis
Ccae
Owe Sejeeens
Wees
G. E. Brown
Labbring
Jalan
Carl Brown
Dunkerton
Mias Hannah Ortner
Mra. J. EB. Balsh
Linden Avenue
Ruth Glenny
Mt. Auburn
Aie
Cornell College
Amy Raske
Mt. Vernon
University of Iowa
J. B. Bandten
Portland
Ore
Harry W. Schultz
Riebl Street
O. Firman
St. Paul
Je. A. Black
Downing
E. A. Black, Jr
Third Avenue West
P. EB. Canfield
Agnea Stewart
Walla Walla, Wash
Gretchen Green
Grinnell
Lovall Swisher
Iowa City
B. F. Swisher
Madlyn Kline
Sicklinger & Ives
Vetters & Watters
William Galloway
Minnesota
J. M. Rankin
Clara Rankin
Iowa Falls
D. L. Rankin
Joseph Kuhns
Justice J. H. Kuhns
E. A. Krause
Katherine
Jesup
J. Rex Bryant
Grant Avenue
A. P. Huston
Grenada
Marguerite Emmett
Wapello
State Teachers’ College
Charles Launsback
Francis
Sions City
Frank Kistner
Ulrich Krapfel
Kingsley
J. W. Krapfel
G. B. Strayer
Landseekers
Board of Supervisors
Sheriff Shores
Independence
M. R. Hughes
S21
Argyle Street
New York City
Phil Standish
Points
William Galloway Co
Springfield
Ill
Galloway Co
Leighton
Eagle Township
Knoxville
W. J. Wagner
Bernice McMullen
di Faine
Fourth Street
Rectina
Caldwell
Mestaines Sickenger
Iven
Ewald
Orvis. KF
Clark
Mer
Harvard-Princeton
Ghapman
Goce Se
Edo Armericans
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