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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

4

Dependence on machine gang helps relief

War news notes the Allied push in the vicinity of Nesles and Clerges with German outflanking efforts by machine gunners. Front reports emphasize heavy artillery activity along the Soissons Reims line and continued German bombardments near Villers-Bretonneaux, Bucquoy, Meteren, and Merris as forces maneuver to straighten lines and avoid encirclement. Local items mix with real estate and employment want ads, military movements, and community notices from Jesup and Clarksville.

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Waterloo Clearing House Bank News Summary

Bank clearings reported for Waterton in August with figures for flour barley rye corn and other commodities. Weekly totals show premiums on hogs and daily clearings across Monday to Thursday, contrasting with the 1917 corresponding week totals of 2,185,933.51 and 1,952,734.57 for instruments recorded.

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Waterloo Markets Weekly Prices and Week Ending Listings

Market data for waterloo including weekly prices for creamery butter lard potatoes and poultry figures with dates around July 1915 to August 1917 and notes on prior weeks and miscellaneous farm goods. includes some unclear entries and price figures for dairy and meat products and livestock.

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Railway time table notes outbound and inbound trains from Chicago to Fort Dodge, Omaha, Twin Cities and Des Moines with arrivals and departures at Union Depot plus east and west side depots. Freight and passenger details include local, express and limited services and mixed commodities receipts.

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Mail Advertised at Waterloo Iowa 7 31 18 List

A dated listing shows mail advertised at Waterloo Iowa on July 31 1918. Names include Miss Martha Jem Miss Nelle Bunker Miss Vera Clemens Mrs Tear Crippen and many others. The ad also provides Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Waverly rail timetables with departures and arrivals throughout the day. It records train schedules from Waterloo to Cedar Rapids and from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo along with Waverly division timings.

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Market News Phone Contact at Marsh-Place Blog

A brief note lists a contact phone for Marsh-Place Blog with resident manager V. I. Fischen. The snippet provides a single named official and a telephone number for inquiries or updates.

Marsh-Place V. I. Fischen

Memorandum on Advertisement Discontinuation Timing

Notice states the memorandum to discontinue must reach this office no earlier than 10 a.m. to stop an advertisement. If it arrives after the deadline, discontinuation cannot occur until the next day.

Markets Dampen Corn Prices in Oklahoma Crop Damage

Oklahoma crop reports show hot winds damaged corn, boosting prices across the market. August corn rose to around 1.543% and September near 1.56% before closing firmer, while oats also advanced. Receipts eased, aiding gains, but provisions traded little changed amid a near standstill.

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Grain prices and receipts from Zangas City and Minneapolis

Grain markets report mixed bids for wheat corn and oats across two markets. Zangas City lists various wheat and corn prices with receipts noting 414 cars. Minneapolis shows No 3 yellow corn at 1.60 to 1.65 and wheat receipts at 198 cars with No 3 white oats.

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Local social notes and farm activity near Washburn

Aug 1 items show Frank Foulk of Des Moines visiting relatives, Mrs. Wendling and Mrs P J O Connor hosting family, Ray Driscoll in Des Moines college training visiting home, and area guests including the Burrs and Mrs Hemmer. Camp Forrest departure for Youngblut and Weifen while threshing begins locally Osage and nearby farmers shock oats on the Schrager farm, plus visits from Lucas and daughters, and care arrangements for Mrs Ames' illness.

Jesup Orn Lee Adams Bordner E. Dlarrington Campicles Daniel Ethel Talcot Graften Neb James Morse C. A. Emerson Consolidated School Carl Wesnick Camp Dodge Pl. Wyrich Theodore Collins Ralph Nora Springs John Walker F. R. Place Charles Seofilé Marengo Clara Jones Missiie Jones Dubuque H. L. Blakeman Waterloo Burrell Sayles West Branch Margaret Mary Burwell A. O. Knapp Maron Jacqueline Rockwell City George Rapp H. J. Fuller George Fuller Josephine Fuller Florence Hulis Tama County Eridor Mina Harion Mr. Carson Haridon Manchester Tenn Silas Sherman Hull Wapsie Little Frank Loebsack Tripoli Loebsack Watt Loebssaci Albert Cari Jas Sever Jast Trike Ray Driscoll Des Moines College Burr Clarence Lester Traer Osage Attinkeys Brown Spawnum Kugl Frank Kinsburen Karl Johnson R.C. Carr Mwere Srharger Lucas Norai C. Davis Warren Angell Will Elybarger Marshalltown S. A. Ames

Hogs and Steers Sell Higher in Midweek Chicago Market

Hogs receipts 23 060 mostly 16 cents higher than yesterday. prices range 19.00 to 19.60 for butcher to packing hogs. Steers 3 000 head strong with good and choice cattle up. calves steady. Cows, heifers and feeders varied with good to fancy in demand. Sheep receipts 9 000 steady to strong with prime native lambs at 17.75 and feeders active.

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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary

Kansas City market notes show hogs steady with receipts around 10,000 head and prices near 19.00 to 19.22 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts reach about 10,000 with steers $18.50 and cows $6.60 to $13.00. calves $2.00 to $4.50. Sheep receipts around 3,000 with lambs $14.50 to $17.25 and yearlings $11.00 to $14.50.

Omaha and St Louis Market Report for Livestock

Omaha and Louis markets show higher mixed cattle and hog receipts on August 1 with steady sheep. Cattle in Omaha: receipts 4800, upper ranges 12.50 to 18.50 for cows and bulls, calves 10.00 to 13.50. Sheep 11700, wethers 12.00 to 14.00, ewes 10.45 to 13.00, lambs 16.00 to 17.10, yearlings 13.00 to 16.00. Louis market hogs 3500 receipts, lights 19.20 to 19.40, pigs 18.50 to 19.20, mixed 12.60 to 19.35, good heavy 19.15 to 19.35, bulk 19.10 to 19.35. cattle 4000, steers 11.50 to 18.25, heifers 9.00 to 19.60, cows 7.50 to 12.50, calves 7 to 14.00. sheep 3500 receipts, lambs 14.00 to 27.00, ewes 11.00.

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Hog and cattle price reports from St. Joseph and Sioux City

Livestock market summaries from St. Joseph Missouri and Sioux City Iowa on August 1 show hog receipts around 6,000 with top prices near 19.40 and bulk around 18.95 to 19.36, cattle receipts about 3,500 with varied quotes for cows and calves, and sheep around 1,900 with steady prices. In Sioux City hogs total receipts near 6,000 with light to heavy classifications trading up to 19.00 and 15.50 ranges, cattle about 2,100 with strong mood and cow and heifer prices around 12.00.

ST. Joseph Sioux City

Lists of names from Interstate Association and affiliates

A long roster of individuals and entities appears, including Ginn, Marion Maxfield, Miss Helen Morrison, Mrs. Walter Ortman, Violet L. Peterson, Miss Marcella Quick, Mrs. Reiff, Tony Reifers, Guy Rebb, Miss Mildred Sanderson, Mrs. F. F. Schilling, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Norma Julie Smith, and others. Also named are Interstate Association, Rodel Knight Co., Lederlee Blu logle Lab, Vermedio Co., M.H. RELLY, P. OL.

Wm. A. Fredericks Doctor Gage A. Gearhart Joan Gre Mire Wm. T. Goetsch Fred G. Héngeselstruemn James Hardwick EC Hess E. Hens M. M. Jones James Justice Willis Kterns Johnnie Llanhan Tony Letxos Joe Ligon Ivan Luce Vernon J. MtcChane Matt Mergen J. D. Miles Carl H Minikus Minkin B. J. Mullen Clyde PF. Penne William Philo Henry Purdy Frank 4 Reed L. Ress H. E.roberts Lou Ross Marten Zueher Edgar H. $ Ter Arlie Smith Edd Sproull Chester Taylor Elmer van Horn FG. Wayne Herman Weaver M. L. Webster Charles Williams Calvain Vinson Geo W. Young Sip Young Interstate Association Rodel Knight Co Lederlee Blulogle Lab Vermedio Co M.H. Relly P. OL

Hatchet Accident in Readlyn Town Worker Hurt

Readlyn Teadlyn Aug 1 John Judas Jr placed a hatchet above a door while working and it fell striking him severely. Community news notes travel updates and local mentions include Moeller care and Mr Moeller's improving condition. Several residents travel or visit relatives and a historical recall lists Henry Clay as speaker of multiple early Congresses.

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