Market News Bears Wheat at Winnipeg and Cattle Rise
Chicago market notes Winnipeg receipts heavier, wheat falls early then steadies on frost in Canada and supply concerns. December futures drift, oats decline, pork futures ease. St Louis and Kansas City live stock show steady to firm openings with hogs and cattle in demand. Chicago produce steady. hog market closes steady with moderate gains expected tomorrow.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
BBC
Russian Seaboard
Canada
Kansas City
Sheep Market Report Reflects Mixed Wester n and Native Prices
Chicago September 12 The sheep market shows mixed prices for native and western stock. Yearlings and lambs move in narrow ranges with Western steers and calves noted in the cattle section, while sheep prices vary across categories with reported per head figures.
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TRE
Chicago
Cash Wheat and Market Summary Amid Mixed Prices
Market items show cash wheat prices across grades from No 2 red to No 3 H W with values around 90 to 97 cents, cash corn and oats quotes, New York and St Louis close figures for wheat, corn, and oats, plus Minneapolis cash wheat. Live livestock prices dip for hogs, cattle steady to weak, and sheep up, with New York stocks list showing mixed industrials and utilities. Waterloo market notes cover flour, grain, hay, produce, cattle, hogs, poultry, hides, and wool with varied local prices.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Crystal
Kansas
Market report on hides and Elgin butter
No 1 bull hides offered at 22s 18d for 1 cured hide and up 25 lbs and up No 2 cured hides at 25 lbs and up 4ae No 2 cured hides at 25 pounds and up Medium wool prices noted The Elgin butter market in Elgin Indiana on Sept 12 reports no change at 26 cents per pound
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Elgin, IU
City in Brief: Notices and Departures Around Waterloo
City in brief items include F F McElhinney returning from Omaha on business and Keene B Phillips with Beatrice Nesbit Phillips filing physicians certificates. Several locals plan moves to New York Columbia University Harvard Military School and Los Angeles. A farm name Ballgreen is filed by James Black in East Waterloo Township. Crystal is recommended for reference in case of doubt.
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Keene B. Phillips
Beatrice Nesbit Phillips
Virginia
Elda Platt
Mt. Carroll, Jr
Frances Shimer School
Hazel Bond
Dd. K. Bond
New York City
Columbia University
James Black
Waterloo Township
Emerald Isle
Mr. Black
Recognition of Portugal by Five Nations
Lisbon diplomatic milestone as Great Britain Spain Germany Italy and Austria officially recognized the republic of Portugal. The announcement confirms international acceptance of the new government and reshapes early post upheaval relations in the region.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Republic of Portugal
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Austria
Bolden Wedding for Larrabees
Former Governor William Larrabee and Mrs. Larrabee celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their Clermont Iowa home. The event draws relatives including sons Wm Jr and Senator Frederick Larrabee of Fort Dodge, Chas Larrabee, Julia Love, Mrs Robbins, Anna Larrabee, and invited friends Senators Curmins and Kenyon with Mr and Mrs F R Conaway of Ames. The gathering emphasizes family ties and public life in Iowa.
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Clermont
Wm. Larrabee
Iown
Wm., Jr
Frederick Larrabee
Fort Dodge
Chas. Larrabee
Julia Love
Lincoln, Neb
Robbins
Judge Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Anna Larrabee
Curmmins
Kenyon
F. R. Con
Ames
New Steel Overhead Bridge to Span Rock Island Tracks
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway company starts a $9,090 steel overhead bridge on the Cedar Falls line to cross Rock Island right of way about a half mile from Electric Park. The wooden bridge will be replaced, two concrete piers will anchor the steel, the single-span structure matching the Great Western girder bridge near Sixth street. Completion aims for a permanent durable crossing. TRY A COURTER WANT AD.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Cedar Fall
Rock Island
Electric Park
Sixth Street
Aes
Market Plages Democratic Market Plages Democratic
Public market day in La Porte features women shoppers with baskets and automobiles. Butter prices rise with Cedar Falls supply disrupted. Independence butter appears. Potatoes remain plentiful with large loads. melons, cucumbers, and other produce draw crowds. Prices for butter, ham, lard, eggs, and fruit reflect a busy, diverse market day.
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la Porte City
Independence
Wapale Valley
Hostetler & Reese
Wapsie
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
R. T. Parrett
Cedar
la Porte
Bologna
Pioneer of 1886 Beyond Long-Lived Iowa Settlement
Mrs. Mary Anne Blake Rodgers died at her son William Rodgers home in Bennington township Dunkerton Iowa Sept 13 Remarked as a pioneer settler in the county she came with her husband James Rodgers in 1856 Born September 3 1830 in England she married James Rodgers July 15 1854 They had six children four sons two daughters Survivors include Edward D Rodgers William Rodgers and Mrs Anna Day The cause of death was cancer She arrived in Skaneateles New York in 1854 lived there two years moved west later returned to New York 1894 where Mr Rodgers died Last May she joined her son in Lester Center Dankerton Iowa Funeral services held at 2 oclock at William Rodgers residence Rev Mayo Baptist church pastor In charge remains to be sent to Skaneateles New York for burial
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Maude Slippy
W. A. Slippy
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
W. Ransom
Portland
Ore
Clayt. Young
Westfield
Ransom
Bruce Township
Heaton County
la Porte City
Iowa
The
Crystal
Dunkerton
Mary Anne Blake Rodgers
William Rodgers
Bennington
Charlotte Ames
James Rodgers
Edward D. Rodgers
Oscan
Neb
Anna Day
Fof Skaneateles
N. Y
Mayo
Baptist Church
Skaneateles
Street paving begins on Fourth Street in sections
Work starts with the southeasterly side from Bluff to Commercial streets. Brick removal notified to abutting property owners with bricks to be piled if not removed by tomorrow. Bryant McLaughlin Paving and Rock Island RR crews operate while track relaying lags.
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Fourth Street
Bluff
Commercial
Bryant-McLaughlin Paving Company
Jefferson and
Rock Island Railroad
Union Station
Cedar Rapids
Pioneers Visit Old Black Hawk County Home
Mr and Mrs William McCullion of Pipestone Minnesota and Mrs T Messier of Cedar Falls guests at 203 Locust Street with Mr and Mrs L F McGarvey. Pioneers of Black Hawk County who settled near Cedar Falls in 1855, now retired, visiting relatives and old friends during their first return in a decade.
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William McCullion
Pipestone
Minn
T. Messier
Cedar Falls
L. F. McGarvey
Locust Street
McCullion
Black Hawk County
New Method of Operating GARG Explained by Superintendent
O S Lamb supervisor outlines changes in streetcar operation due to paving on West Fourth street. Special cars will run from Joder's corner to the waiting station, with transfers for cross-city trips. No cars on West Fourth west of Jefferson to Commercial. interurbans loop remains, and service aims to stay near previous times.
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O. S. Lamb
West Fourth Street
Rock Island
Jefferson Street
Fourth Street
Jefferson and
Commercial Streets
Bridge Street
Litchfield
Cottage
East Fourth
East Side
West Ninth
Home Park and Galloway
Joder
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Joder's Corner
Joder's
West Fourth
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Galloway
West Park
West Park Avenue
Brddge Street
Irving Hotel
Indian Fighting Major Lyon Dies in Stockton
Major H. D. Lyon of the 17th Infantry U S A retired last spring due to ill health died in Stockton California yesterday. He fought in Sioux campaigns and served in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Stockton
Cal
H. D. Lyon
17Th Infantry
Lyon
Cuba
Philippines
Twenty Chautauqua heads convene in Des Moines
In Des Moines on September 12 twenty delegates representing the Iowa Chautauqua association attended the fourth Iowa Chautauqua alliance convention. President G W Bhockley of Oskaloosa opened proceedings as discussions focused on improving Chautauqua education, entertainment, and management. The convention was to adjourn the next evening. Polk county board dissension surfaced as city members P F Mally A C Fisher and J H Mathis were outvoted by country members in approving a bridge fund overrun of 35699 21 dollars beyond the January 1 appropriation.
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Des Moines
Gates
Iowa Chautauqua Association
Iowa Chautauqua Alliance
G. W. Bhockley
Oskaloosa
Chautauqua
Polk County Board of Supervisors
P. F. Mally
A. C. Fisher
J. H. Mathis
Van Schaick Firm Fails Facing Wall Street Shock
The Van Schaick & Co stock exchange firm, formed in 1907 and including John B. Van Schaick and Derby Crandall, suspended operations due to overextended credit and margin losses. Liabilities run under $1 million while secured loans total about $1.6 million. Cashier William H. Jackson, killed earlier by Paul Geidel, was tied to the firm.
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New York
van Schalck & Co
New York Stock Exchange
John B. van Schaick
Derby Crandall
William H. Jackson
Paul Geidel
Pather of Mrs Whittle Is Dead
A. T. Whittle returned last evening from Winton where he attended the funeral of Mrs Whittle s father Daniel Williamson who died at 86 after paralysis. Mrs Williamson will return to Waterloo this evening with her mother and will make her home with Mr and Mrs A T Whittle at 1502 Hawthorn Avenue.
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A. T. Whittle
Winton
Mrs. Whittle
Daniel Williamson
Williamson
Whittle
Waterloo
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Northern Eee
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Missouri Pacific
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Elgin
Buchanan Optical Service
F. F. McElhinney
Waterloo Pubic Library
Public Library
H. A. Gobb
Los Angeles
EB. C. Sampson
Lee Sampson
Beatrice Wightman
A. H. Frank
Bolden
Larrabees
Mary Blake Rodgers
Les
Tee Township
Black Hawk Coo
Polk County Board
Wall
Pather
Ficken
Jefferson St
M. E. Church
Harrison Wild
Christine Miller
Mr. Wild
Appolo Musical Club
Mendelssohn Club of
Miss Miller
Our City
New York Symphony Orchestra
C. J. Miller
B. W. Schuneman
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