Market summary keying in on Chicago grain and livestock
Chicago markets review wheat and flour decline on free sale chatter amid commission actions. Corn, oats, and provision sectors show modest price slips, with rainfall dampening trade. hogs uneven, cattle steady, sheep firm as receipts at Union Stock Yards reach around 4,000 head.
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Chicago
Sting Commission
Argentina
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
Kansas Ma
South Omaha
Omaha
Texas
Aged resident of Waterton dies at home
Jadson Anderson aged 84 died at his daughter Mrs. Arthur Idswick’s home at 840 Richt Street after a long illness. He had lived in Waterton and formerly in Meteor Bremer County. His wife predeceased him last May. The body was sent to Meteor for burial.
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Jadson Andirsin
Arthur Idswick
Riehl Street
Waterton
Uhah Avenue
Meteor
Isa
Bremer County
PT Dls
Koenkes Celebrate Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F J Koenke observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary at 233 Maple Street with twenty eight guests. A two course dinner followed by an evening of enjoyment. Koenke runs a real estate and insurance brokerage and guests gave many fine presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Koenke
Maple Street
Koenke
Freed on murder charge ends tense trial in Marshalltown
Mehnwet Braen is freed of the first degree murder count for killing Roshet Jaffar at Green Mountain. Judge Nichols discharged the prisoner after the state failed to prove the indictment, and Braen pled guilty to carrying a concealed weapon with a $5 fine and 30 days in jail. Insurance money and a volunteer burial fund follow, while Greek affairs unfold with the administrator seeking relatives for the victim’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Mehnwet Braen
Roshet Jaffar
Green Mountain
Nichols
Roint
Braen
Itraen
Brean
Tbraen
Jaffar
Kireakos
Charles) Trivilis
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Peter Mavrelis
Chicago
Mavrelis
Avergios Doemakopoulos
Minneapolis
Triffilis
Kistner
Fairview Cemetery
Open Lafayette room next Monday to ease McKinley crowd
East side public schools announce a new fourth and fifth grade room will open in the Lafayette building next Monday under Miss Julia Mae Myers from Independence. The expansion follows heavy McKinley congestion and mirrors a prior Hawthorne opening this year. The Orange and Black staff also plans a picnic at Elk Run after classes. Erwin Sage resigns as athletic editor. Charles Hostetter fills the vacancy.
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C. W. Kline
East Side
Public
Lafayette Building
McKinley
Lafayette
Julia Mae Myers
Independence
Teachers’ College
Hawthorne
The
Orange and Black
East High
Elk Run
Fred J. Miller
Erwin Sage
Charles Hostetter
Three Prisoners in Police Court Case
One of three prisoners appeared in police court. Fred Zeelin and John Richards faced disorderly conduct charges and were released on $10 bonds. Richards pleaded guilty and was fined $6. Zeelin forfeited bonds after alleged street insult. Frank Griffin, charged with running an unlawful water vehicle, posted $1 bond but did not appear and was ordered rearrested.
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Fred Zeelin
John Richards
St Richards
Zeehn
Richards
Yesterland
Frank Griffin
Tie
Death of T. E. Cyaner and local nuptials in Jesup
The Jesup community learned of the death of T. E. Cyaner in Lincoln Nebraska. A segment notes marriages including Mrs. J. Morse and Miss Minnie Yangen in Omaha. Also mentions Miss Eva Stimmin and relatives at Shady Grove. A new millinery opening on Commercial Street is announced for fall with attractive styles and wide price range.
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Jesup
TE G. Cyaner
Lincoln
Neb
Tle
Muleinery
Vipin
Tee
Automobiles At Waterloo Fair Draw Large Crowd
Waterloo fair drew about 25 000 by noon and 1 000 cars in the afternoon. Farmers drove long distances with many vehicles lining the race course. Streetcar and steam line traffic handled record crowds as 1 200 to 1 500 Waterloo residents attended.
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Waverly Fair
J. J. Rainbow
C. H. Plummer
B. H. Kascht
A. Rownd
D. G. Boomer
Waterloo
Bible Institute study on Exodus and Peter epistles
Dr. Frank N. Palmer leads a Bible Institute session with afternoon Exodus study using maps and the promised land. Evening focus covers The Epistle of Peter, its author, letters to Christians, and an outline including purpose and lessons. A John epistle session is planned tonight.
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Bible Institute
Frank N. Palmer
Jesson
Palmer
Promised Land
Israel
Peter
Dr. Palmer
John
Lawyer Reisinger Strick Failing Health in Waterloo Notice
District report notes attorney Frank W. Steisinerr of Groudy Center, Waterloo, suffered a second stroke last week. He previously had a partial stroke years ago but continued practicing. In other items, Moore of Tracer announces a large wolf hunt near Trwer on Sept 22 with many hunters and thirty or more hounds. proceeds go to Joe Downds. Heaton Guild auxiliary members plan an intercamp event with Fred Willier camp. light refreshments to follow.
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Reisinger Strick
Frank W. Steisinerr
Groudy Center
Waterloo
Jett
Reisinger
Moore
Trwer
Joe
Downds
Heaton Goauld Auxiliary
Nea
Fred Willier
Exclusive fall millinery styles at Morgan's Waterloo store
Waterloo women are urged to shop Morgan's millinery at 520 Lafayette street opposite the Waterloo theatre for exclusive fall and winter styles at reasonable prices. A week long rocket sale is advertised with emphasis on bargains.
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Waterloo
Morgan
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Iowa City Council to Hear Resolution of Necessity
notice for a 1913 Waterloo Iowa city council hearing on a proposed resolution of necessity to grade curb gutter and pave alleys blocks 3 and 4 from Water to Sycamore street with seven inch concrete pavement. Session set for October 18 1913 at 7 30 p m with 20 day advance notice and contractor guarantee terms.
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Waterloo
Iowa
City of
Water Street
Sycamore Street
Council Chamber
City announces alley improvements and funding plan
The notice outlines costs for alley intersections and pavements to be assessed against abutting property per benefits, with city funds covering excess costs beyond 25 percent of property value. Warrants will be issued as provided by law. Notice to all interested parties by Mayor R. C. Thompson and City Clerk R. L. Degon dated September 10, 1913.
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R. C. Thompson
R. L. Degon
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Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
G, Larrabee
Marsh-Place
Wikas
Zia
Picasa
Pege
DR. Myers
Mier
Syrathc Street
Eddy Building
Elis Uotel Woure
Reeves
Vce
BND
de Saat
Walt
Cash Grain Close
Hicare
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Wellington
Crugtale
Pioneer
Ollme
Tate
Tak
Charles Trievilis
Prisoner of Legal
Highta
M'Kinley School
Picdle
Vesup Ante
TRIGE
Goitre
Andy
Ellis Hotel
Peoples Store
West Fourth Street
Janesville
Rhode Island
McCormick
Rock Island
Oliver
John Neere
AIP
Tery Rasemnes
A. M. Royer
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