Beef Shortage Concerns From Rising Calf Market In Iowa
Cedar Falls Iowa September 14 witnesses a farmer driver calves to slaughter and comment on the price rise from one and a half cents to twelve cents per pound. He notes rising demand, widespread calf shipments, and towns like Tripoli selling more calves. He calls for law restricting calf sales by age to curb the habit. Also reported: farm implement sales rise with silos going up as farmers gear for the harvest. a Black Hawk County soldiers reunion plans at Grand Army Hall with Congressman Pickett possibly delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
R. Brown
Benso
Chicago
Janes- Hie
Tripoli
Brown
John Gall
Comttea
Soliers
Black Hawk County
Congressman Pickett
Grand Army
Personal Notes at Cedar Falls
Local items from Cedar Falls report land sale near West Eighth Street with $7,000 price and March 1 possession. Mentions foundation work for W F Parrott's Cedar Heights bungalow and several residents' moves, visits, and business changes. Construction upgrades include Dayton estate warehouse raised, and local figures travel for geological study and theater events. More city improvements underway than any previous season.
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Philip Rambaugh
West Eighth Street
Koebler
Illinois
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Indian Dr Joe Widely Known
A Cedar Falls correspondent recalls Dr Joe, a Winnebago Indian known for trapping and selling furs, who died of tuberculosis near Winslow. He moved freely between camps and reservations, paid his bills, and was regarded as a “ mighty white Indian” by locals. The piece notes his death and describes his life among nearby tribes and counties.
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Cedar Falls
Joe Ia
Waverly
Joe
Winslow
Tama County
Union Township
Black Hawk County
Lindell Hotel
Waverly Independent
Battle over appointing a Union soldier to Iowa relief board
Dubuque, Ia Sept 14 The Iowa supreme court will hear a case from Dubuque county over whether George Schaffhauser a Spanish American War veteran qualifies as a Union soldier under state law to fill a vacancy on the soldiers relief commission following the death of Crawford. The board's interpretation that Schaffhauser is a Union soldier faces appeal with John R. Waller for the appellant and Nelson for the board. The ruling could settle similar appointments statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa Supreme Court
Dubuque County
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Aigner Crawford
Crawford
Board of Supervisors
George Schafflauser
Henry S. Keeley
Schaffhauser
Con
Mt Olivet Baptist Church Plans First Public Meeting
Mt Olivet Baptist Church organized September 1 at 449 Cherry Street will hold its first public meeting Sunday at the corner of Bates and Merriman. Services 11 a.m. Sunday school 1 p.m. B Y P A 6 30 p m and evening service 7 20 p m Rev B A Shaw pastor C Sims deacon and Misa E Joyner clerk. The church seeks moral social and financial support. Also Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by dealer H W Hendrickson of Ohio Falls Ind for coughs colds and croup and sold by all dealers.
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Mt. Olivet
Waterloo Y M C A Plans Large Membership Campaign
Waterloo Y M C A aims to recruit 200 more paid up men and 250 boys over a three day campaign starting next Thursday. Current paid membership is 244 men and 125 boys. renovations include cleaning, painting, new showers, and pool upgrades. Daniel Sloan of Chicago will speak at 3:30 tomorrow at the association building.
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Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Waterloo “Y
Daniel Sloan
Chicago
Association
Biggest Market of Season Draws Largest Crowd Since 1911
Waterloo public market attracted about 8,000 visitors with 110 producers offering apples potatoes tomatoes corn and live poultry. Prices ranged from 10 to 60 cents per unit and crowds packed Third Avenue with wagons lining streets. The piece touts The Homestead farm paper and subscriptions via James M. Pierce Des Moines Iowa.
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Third Avenas
Lafayette
Hanry
Waterloo
Aize
Trowa
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Young People Off For College Represented Nationwide
An incomplete but gratifying list shows Waterloo students headed to colleges and universities across the country. Names include Paul Eighmey, Grace Williams, Francis Simpson, Mildred Chamberlain, Harriette MacEachron, Lola Storm, Ruth Reed, Eleanor Johnson, and others attending Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Notre Dame, and more.
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Waterloo
State University of Town
Worth Hillman
Paul Eighmey
Paul Smith
Elmer Sherrill
Lesle O'Neill
Grace Williams
Amy Raske
Towa State College
Ames
Francis Simpson
Jack Sty
Reuben Rath
Harold Howrey
Towa State Teachers
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Eleanor Jones
Mt. St. Joseph's Dubuque
Elizabeth Mann
St. Katherine's
Davenport
Carolyn Johnson
Eleanor Nichols
September Term of Court Opens with Local Improvements
The September term of Black Hawk county district court opens next Monday at 9 am with Judge Platt presiding Monday and Tuesday before returning to Independence. Judge Ranster continues work in Des Moines on water works appraisal. it is unclear if he can handle Wednesday duties. Courtroom acoustics have been improved with redecoration and new wiring to dampen echoes from the vocalized ceiling.
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Florence Chi
Bertha Mahana
Justica Kuhns
C. J. Rudolph
Hoxie
District Court
Platt
Independence
Ranster
Black Hawk County
Des Moines
Markets Rally on Weather and Frost Fears in Wheat and Corn
Chicago markets mixed as Canadian warmth and rains lift wheat while frost risk in the north spurs corn futures. December wheat around 91 1/8, corn near 42 1/2, oats firmer with corn. Pork and lard futures show slight gains, butter and cheese steady as dairy receipts rise. Potatoes and poultry prices remain steady amid overall market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Canada
France
Great Britain
Michigan and Minnesota Tie in Raw Data Markets
Chicago market figures show estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep, with hogs trading higher and closing near steady. Cash wheat corn and oats prices listed, alongside New York and St Louis wheat closes and stock quotes from major exchanges.
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Omaba
Omaha
New Sept
Texas
Chicago
UDG
Turkey Red Proves Heaviest Winter Wheat Yield Found
Over the past five years fowl farmers earned more per acre from Winter Wheat than from Corn. The Town Hixperiment Station tested winter wheat varieties and Turkey Red was the heaviest yielding, identified as the best option.
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Jenson Neighborhood Agriculturalist
ILD
Grand Army Hall
Frank Mullen
H. H. Amos
Charles City
Johnson-Wyth Hard Ware Co
Frank N. Chane
Harry
Mike Lamberty
Portland
Ore
Dayton
International Harvester Co
W. C. Farnsworth
M. F. Arey
Cable
Prof
Davis
Miss Aitchison
Rockford, Ia
Thomas
The
State University
T. J. Storey
C. M. Wyncoop
St. Louis
Earl Brown
Government Land Offic
Montana
Sam Brown
Pickett
Earl
Washington, D. C
Sheehan English Opera Co
College Hill
Reisinger
Knights of Columbus
Mason City
New Congregational Church
Sibley
Jnew
B. H. Wilson
Third Street
City Hall
Viking Pump Company
H. B. Olbrich
Moving Picture
C. J. H. Murphy
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Bpanigh
Steran
Chamberlain
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Florenge Dd
J. Rudolph
Poyner
Wateriak
Welle KA
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
BE. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Michigan
Wisconsin
H. W
H. Wee
N. Tess
New York
Duluth
Wheat
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Wwe Lotr
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
TOD
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Fleur Ena Triatn
Wellington of Waterloo
Crystales
Tame
Prairie
Nec
Jan Hd Hayy
Galloway A Brothers-Bowman Company
Waterloo, Lows
Reinbeck
Reinebeck Auto Co
Cadillac and Irerland
Automobile
Towa
Pacific Coast
Stangr, Saul & Meissner
Wm. Holland
E. P. Bieber
Evening Courier
A. W. Peterson
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