For Rent Six Room House With Bath and Pantry
Classified items show rent and sale offers with mixed ads. A six room house advertises modern amenities at 18 dollars monthly on Broadway with a phone contact. other entries include a one passenger touring car for 200 dollars from J Newton Smith Motor Co and real estate offerings including fences and lumber, plus a Beltrami County acreage listing near Grafton. The page also lists theater ads for Zingo and a large cattle market table with prices.
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J. Newton Smith Motor Co
Wheat and corn markets fall after rain in Nebraska and Kansas
Fresh rainfall in Nebraska and Kansas pulls wheat down as demand remains fair and selling light. Spring seeding progress in the Dakotas and Minnesota shifts sentiment toward bears. Corn declines amid weak cash inquiry and southwest selling. oats soften on rain. Provisions falter as hogs show little support. Live stock receipts noted in Chicago.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Kansas City
Southwest
Argentina
Iowa
Grain Market Report From Upleago And Major Trade Centers
Wheat and corn prices listed across Upleago Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg with specific bids for No 2 red No 3 red and No 2 yellow across delivery months July May and other grades. Oats and hard red varieties shown with standards and fractions. Notable quotes include Duluth May and July bids and Winnipeg Winnipeg May movements.
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Chicago
N. S
N.S
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapoli
Winnipeg
Local Market Prices for Veal Hides and Peas
The listing shows prices for veal calf meats and hides as well as peas and mules. Items include No 2 veal calf green weight at 16 42, No 1 veal kip at 16 12, No 3 veg kip at 16 35, and large mule hides priced per unit from 3.00 to 3.50 dollars.
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Chicago
Texas
Wateriag Markeys
Waterloo
Wellington
Mother Wabbard
Pullman
Preacher Lays Aside Gun Waiting Start of War
Rev H G Chambers pastor of the Presbyterian church in West Union Wisconsin used a US army rifle to shoot at a rabbit while guiding a boy scout party along the Rock Island track. The shot damaged a telegraph wire prompting investigation and a settlement of two dollars and fifty cents. The cannon is kept for war with Mexico.
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West
Union
H. G. Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Wisconsin Pineries
Rock Island Track
United States Army
Chambers
Rock Island
West Union
Hughes
Clark
Alfred Fisher
Fisher Boys
Neas
Maxico
Farmers Plan Drive to Extirpate Wolves
Timber wolves wreak steady losses on sheep in Lee and Henry counties near Salem and West Point Iowa. Ed Lee, a leading sheep grower, urges a large wolf drive with many hounds, but he warns past attempts have failed to curb the raids. Other county growers, including Charles Hampton and Wm. Thornton, report heavy losses.
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Ft. Madison
Lee
Henry Counties
Ed Lee
Les
Salem
Mr. Lee
Charles Hampton
West Point
Wm. Thornton
Getts It corn remover boasts quick relief and no raw toes
Advertising copy promotes GETS-IT as a simple corn remover. It claims the product shrivels corns fast without harming skin, replacing plasters salves and cutting. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or Kent direct by BE Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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Kent
Be, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Local Shepherds Suffer Lamb and Ewe Losses Near Salem
Kid Hartley reports losses of lambs and ewes valued at 160 dollars this year on his pasture southwest of Salem. J Welton, near Sawyer, also notes cattle or flock losses to a invading predator or other cause, with livestock suffering costly tolls.
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Kid Hartley
Salem
J. Welton
Sawyer
Peeper Tries to Enter Jacob Koemer Home
A mysterious visitor nicknamed Jack the Peeper has targeted 918 Nandolph Street two nights in a row. Neighbors report window peeking and attempts to gain entry but no break in occurred. Residents are frightened and a watch will be kept. police were not notified.
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Jacob Koemer
Nandolph Street
Roener
Two Waterloo Boys Charged With Bicycle Theft
Two Waterloo youths John Coogan and George Mexwitte were taken into custody by Marshall Enlow on a charge of stealing a bicycle. They allegedly rode to Cedar Falls with a Rambler or Raleigh wheel. The owner, Ty G Megitte, is unlocated as the investigation continues. Megitte accompanied the accused youths.
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Waterloo
John Coogan
Williston
George Mexwitte
Eighth Street West
Marshall Enlow
Cedar Falla
Cadar Falla
Ty. G. Meggitte
Milvaney funeral set for St Josephs church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. D J Milvaney will be held at St Josephs Catholic church Saturday morning at 9 oclock with Rev Father Rowan officiating Interment will be in Calvary cemetery. Worn out by vacation C I Munger appeared at his postal place this morning after a two weeks vacation saying he would rest up but did not expect to.
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Milvaney
D. J. Milvaney
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Rowan
Calvary Cemetery
C. I. Munger
Mr. Munger
Local firms to outfit new Board of Trade club rooms
Board of Trade directors approve buying all furnishings through local merchants. The equipment committee will meet with Waterloo dealers to secure estimates as remodeling proceeds with plasterers at work. Ben Sherman, held by Chicago police on charges of stealing suitcases, was released if the items are returned to this city.
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Board of Trade
First National
Waterloo
Ben Snerman
Chorea
Chicago
Matt Pettigrew
Sherman
Chiba Department Notified As Bags Vanish
The report notes a department notification about missing traveling bags. An individual named Shacaray faces reelection efforts with conditions that the prosecutor will ensure property is returned, and custody arrangements are implied upon arrival.
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Chiba
Baye
Shacaray
Patriarch Militant Camp Dates Announced for August
Waterloo Odd Fellows report dates for Patriarch Militant encampment at Clear Lake during fleet week. Events include reception in Mason City and Clear Lake, a moonlight Jake excursion, a band concert, a military ball, and a home inmates’ day with decorum of chivalry. Send tent orders to J Milner Belle Plaine.
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Waterloo
Odd Fellows
Order
J. ©. Milner
Belle Plaine
Auto crash injures young man near Union Station
A serious accident yesterday afternoon left a young man with arm injuries after a crank struck him as the auto engine re started. The car curved near Union Station and hit Fourth Street West, causing a bone fracture and forceful damage that will keep him immobile for weeks.
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Union Station
Fourth Street
Stomach Acid and Remedies Warn of Digestive Discomfort
A health note cites 6 to 10 dyspeptics in every 100 with dangerous stomach acid and suggests neutralizing it after meals. It warns about acid reacting with food, causing fermentation, distension, and pain, and promotes a remedy using a teaspoonful of jugacuta in water after meals.
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Jmrton
Wilson Real Estate and Insurance
West Fourth Street
Byesing Courier
Broadway
Hale
Lafayette
Allen St
Fisher Ride
Fisher Tent & Awning Co
Franklin
Ace J
Watker
Casebeer’s
Bluff
Beltrami Co
Minn
Grafton
R. R. Town
State
Ben Boos
First National Bank
Oozy Theatre
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh-Place
CO. G. Larrabee
Market News
Southern
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Hort Wethers
Preacher
Jack, the Peeper
Harl Graves
Rev
A. B. Graves
United Brethren Church
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Rand
Frank Mipman
Floyd Renne Snyder Twins
Mervin Dusk Edward Fried
Dorothy Leonard
TD. Jensen
Nina Seavey Carroll Whitney
Blane McCormick
Tsa Toobin
Frank C. Krueger Market
Sycamore Street
Vay
Prompt Delivery Service
Frank C. Krueger
Brussels
C. F. Krebs & Sox
City Hall
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Wilbhet Shallenezeger
Hotel Ellis
Waterloo Kisselkar CO
Bandette Realty & Development Co
Bandette, Beltrami Co
Mina
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th ST. EB
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