Waterloo Want Ads Describerates And Readership
The Waterloo Evening Courier explains advertising rates for Want Ads with one cent per word per insertion and a four minimum of 25 cents, plus six cents per line for dash lines and six and a half point type. It notes the paper’s Want Ad department is a bustling marketplace for all citizens to buy sell or exchange items large or small.
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Waterloo
Courier Wint Ada
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Brower
East Fifth St
Hardware Ca
M. Allen Land Co
Hmerso
Thy Orybon Co
Chicago
Black
Lafayette St
J. L. Brown
Fred Miller
Jesus
Laws
West
Stepivack. Bros
Supdevi
West Twelfth
Angeles
Iowa Warehouse Co
Tures
Waterine Evening Courier
United Fruit Co
Parker St
Fifth St. Hardware Co
Home Park
Boulevard aLvinail
B. Neff
Suwa
Smith, Llehty & Hillman Co
iCal
Litchfield
Reed St
Famera
Goodhue County
Minnesota
C. A. Stromime
Kenyon
Minn
Chautauqua Park
Wellington
Wester
Kansas
Good Town
HK. J. Beck
Davidson
Sioux City
Heal Petate
Aliut St
Sinai
Canaatan Ranch
Alberta
Oisner
Bay Valles
Canada
Charlee City
Floyd
Fem Vlard
J. E. Brady
Caulforsin Band
Help Wanted Classified Ads With Mixed Notices
A sprawling list of wants and notices includes help wanted male and female positions, real estate listings for sale or rent, misc business ads, lost and found, and vehicles. The text references employment (janitor, barber, salesmen), real estate offers, personal notices, and various services, plus scattered announcements and small ads.
Omaha and Peoria Grain Prices Plunge and Rise
Market notes show mixed prices across butter eggs and dairy at Omaha and Peoria with creamery butter holding around 55 to 64 cents and No 2 white eggs around 64 to 70 cents. Corn and oats move variably, while stocks rise on opening led by metals oils and motors with United States Steel and petroleum issues among leaders.
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Omaha
New York
Neb
Yale
Vancea
United States Steel
Lindhaur Oil
General Motors
Studebaker
Notice details on bank directors and meeting in Kenton Iowa
A partial notice states that not more than thirty and not less than five shareholders will be involved with additional directors to be elected at a specified meeting of the National Bank of Kenton Iowa. WU. 8. Kleckner signs as Attest President FP, Davis as Cashier.
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Addrose Waterloo Hvening Courier
State of Toews
Black Tlawk
Margaretha Welter
Black Mawk County
Christian Welter
Feety & Cook
Ired & Petit
District Court
John Poyner
Jacob
Anna Kemp
Articles of Association of House
Hank Asx Tollows
William Burrer
Seh
Rank, Aight Eldg
Minneapolis
Minti
National Bank of Vus
Kenton
Iowa
Kleckner
Davis
Cashler
Markets Close Sharply Higher on Corn and Hog Strength
Chicago reports corn futures opening sharply higher with gains of fractions to over 1c, July at 1.57 to 1.58, September around 1.50, and note of profit-taking later. Hog products rise as lard and ribs advance, bolstered by corn gains and the New York harbor strike settlement.
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Chicago
Faaleas
New York
Onte
Gats
Moy Cats
ST Muskc
New York Harbor
Hogs and cattle futures and prices across markets
New York and Chicago market notices show hogs trading around 25 to 35 cents over Saturday futures with cattle holding steady and rising. Reports from East St Louis and Kansas City include detailed quotes for hogs, cattle, sheep, and pigs, noting receipts and price ranges by weight class and market.
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New York
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of
Imarket
Merkel
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau For Markets
Gattle
St Louis Livestock Prices And Receipts Reported
Market receipts listed across cattle hogs and sheep from St Louis to St Joseph and Houston area auctions. Prices show varied ranges with hogs topping around 20.50 and cattle between roughly 8 and 22 per hundredweight, with mixed consignments and stockers common. London's markets closed today per the latest bulletin.
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Houx Gily
APM ZI
St. Joseph
Supreme Court Upholds Railroads Against City Street Car Plan
United Railroads of San Francisco wins in high court to block city from building and operating a municipally owned street car system on tracks owned by the company. In Paris, President Wilson meets with Japanese peace delegates Baron Makino and Viscount Chinda, with Hugh Wallace and Mrs. Wallace at the Paris White House.
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Cheever & Wilson
Marsh Place
Strosbel Maric House
Courier
Faralsnel
Ruby McCarthy
Florence Peterson
Iowa City
McCarthy
Mes. Crace
Presbyterian Church
John Chase
Grimes
Bure Ial
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wieters
Greene High School
Lote Sutton
Clinton
Hmmelsburg
Harry Doore
Rockford
Ayassie
Kenry Greene
Martin Squires
Schmidt
Volney Nash
Caltrell
W. A. Brigss
Greene
A. P. Squires
McCabe
Horace Howard
Signal Corps
The
Aviation Bran
J. C. Rohlwing
Waterloo
St. Francis
Marion Stith
Silison-White Chautauqua Company
Ida Paulus
Wallace
Battle Creek
Mich
United Railroads of
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Wilson
Paris
Baron Makino
Viscount Chinda
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Potato Market Report From Chicago Auction Signs Prices
The Chicago potato market shows firm receipts with new stock from Florida and Spaulding Rose No 1. Prices listed include two dollar range for cars, barrels priced at 13.00 to 13.40, with bulk and sack goods noted.
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Chicago
Northern
Florida
Orange Township News and Marital News Ad
Orange Township April notices report Mr Charles Maust of Seattle visiting relatives and friends. Lloyd Fike of Ralsin California married Irene Dickey on Sunday April 20. They plan to live on Fike’s ranch near Ralsin. Hd Liehty returned from service Wednesday after several weeks at Currip Dodge. Mr and Mrs W Blougt with daughter Anna of China arrived from Delano California. Anna Clough to resume a year’s furlough in America. Vienna report notes Communist attempts to seize government failing due to bad roads. many Hungarian agitators arrested and Austrian agitators’ arrests begun.
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Orange Townshie
Orange Township
Charles Maust
Seattle
Wash
Lloyd Fike
Ralsin
Cal
Irene Dickey
W. & Blougt
Anna
China
Delano
Anna Clough
America
Vienna
Saber
Nate A
Orange
Taumenthec
Ansell to testify before bar committee on court martial
Lieut. Col. Samuel Ansell a central figure in army justice controversy was to appear before the American Bar Association committee in Washington to discuss the court martial system. He may submit a written statement and has not outlined further plans. Also invited is John Wigmore who has taken part in the dispute.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Samuel Ansell
American Bur
Ansell
Gregory
John Wigmore
Flight conditions at St Johns good for flying
Local conditions at St Johns were favorable for flying with clear skies and light west winds. Frederick P. Raynham and H Hawker prepared for a trans Atlantic attempt but mid ocean reports showed an east wind likely to hinder the flight plans. Court actions in Washington dismiss federal court decrees affecting the city trolley.
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St. Johns
Atlantic
Associated Press
N. F
Cant
Frederick P. Raynham
H. @. Hawker
Washington, D. C
Jubilee: Veterans Arrive Home From Overseas
Tubilee and Fred G Lang who received honorable discharges from the army arrived Saturday from overseas. Frank Olinger reports the sick, Hans Miller and Grover Weber are listed. Du Bauueé and others are here visiting friends.
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Fred G. Lang
Afrom
Ioverseas
Frank Olinger
Issaw
Hans Miller
Grover Weber
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Thone
Red
Boston
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Leawitt & Johnson Bank
Fourth St
Meade
iBetore
Crossing Bridge
Toney
Thomas P. Leonard
Council Bluffs
Elis
Martin
Biartin
Milers
Osdar Falls
Napertetlony Janutor
Gaul
G Lanning
Ee Parner
Nauman Co Co. Sa
Sete
X. C. Frost
la Porte
Bratemen
Piremez
Railway Association Care Courier
Weterloo
Port Care Tatall
Ford
Furry Printing Co
Wits. F
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Jesup
Bor
Meyers Cafe
Yeughn
Aiust
D . Courier
Trarketera Ve Dalrsmen
Auto Exchange
Alwaye
Ford Delivery
Ford Touring
JE. Odell
JSON
Frankiin Grant
Packard
Bludebaker
Anto Exchange
Syeamart
AbWwiye
Jackson SL
Farnham Jee Co
Waverly Fows
Wagner Motor
Naxttua
Itatic Btoven
Starket
Lafayette
L. S. Parison Music House
Waterloo Eibe
FOR Trade
Cares Courier
Dakula Prairie
Railroad Town
Rhode Island
O. Renner
E . J. Mason
Eges
B. C
Cedar Mails
Trem & Co
Darge Majcstic
Golk
Randolph St
Beard
Adams
Sazon
Inquire
West Second St
Liberte
Astate Real Estate
Afodern
Sullivan Ave
Sniendtil Cern Howard
Skare
Modertt
Eee
E. M. Storm It Co
Vermont
Cm. Sterm & Co
Rew
Liz Zoom
Furnace
HM. Storm & Co
Ata
Ray
Standard Oil Co
Messenger Boys
Western Union Tele
West 7Th Street
Batyden
W. B. Clemence ‘Dray Line
Wisconsin
Hommel Etal
E. Gibson
Commercial Bank
Towa
Fhune
Ralph Jenkins
Garwin
Lowa
Business Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Emory Bellows
St. Louis
Red Ever & Wilson
Marsh
Fatus
Towa Secus Co
Lincoln Bank
C. Davis
Waterios Savings Bank Bléx
le 3 ‘Sons
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Low2 Warehouse Co
Dmay Tomar
Slovo
Tiqliy
Peoria Graue
Pearis
ST. Lavs Grath
St. Louls
Merk
Toledo
Clovers
Alsike
Timathy
Etour
yBatter
Ansan City
Butch Peiters
Sears
Fredericksburg
Beetani
Breyten
Charlie Mielier
Pansy Kingsbury
Idaho
Frank Brooks
Sparta
Wis
James Ellis
Will Douglas
Cocks Ra
Astorakee
Sumatra
Reese
Jeri
Liberty
Tours
Apeleet
Bas
Uugab
East St. Lows
Banda
Omaha Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Sto Lews
Sioux City Livestock
London
Mabehts
Stock Exchange
Liverpool
Liberty Bonds
Iowa Investment Corporation Terminal
Phone 1580
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Bros &Co
Chicago Board OF Trade
DAY Simone Grain & Provision
Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
G. G. Larrabhe
Mer
United States
Goss Land CO
Belt Packing Co
Dubuque
Corn Belt Packing Co
Dart Motor Trusk & Tractor Co
Epee
Iowa Packing
Des Moines
Iowa Packing Co
Mes Moines
Cepenom
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corp
Highland Improvement ‘ Co
Waterloo 2
Cedar Fall Bank
Waterloo Bank
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
C. H. Wise
Main St
Black Hawk Bank
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