Waterloo Want Ads Establish Marketplace For Villagers
The Waterloo Courier catalogs a flexible local want ad policy emphasizing one cent per word per insertion with a 35 cent minimum and special formatting rules. It notes broad use by residents and positions the section as a central marketplace for goods sales exchanges and services in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Courier
Inc
Waterloo Sens
Waterloo Ren Courier
Daily Reporter
For Sale Real Estate Finds and Bargains
Real estate ads list multiple properties including two lots in Attiteide Addition, six room houses with various conditions, and farm land across several counties. Also shown are automotive items, furniture, and misc classifieds. The page features numerous sale offers with prices and contact cues, including a cedar country farm and near-town homes.
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Attiteide
Duarguln
Black Agas
Abone
Linck
Beal
Bale Severs
Micswederh Houkes
Bunkeluws
Ted
Cedar
Enplaw
Linn
Iowa
Chiletle ‘Company
Marien
Lowa
Newel Fudtey
Clarkadale
Bear Estate
Anid Bluff Ste
Halvinare
Pinkerton
South Etree
Chattanygua Park
Holt
St Cloud
Minn
Baker
Ugo
Linden Ave
Denavin
Riematriot
Lanont
Baltaca
Home Park
Sandey
East Side
Boston
Fourth
West Side
Bramober
Oakland
South Street
Stenegrapher
Silver Mfg. Co
Insect Friends Aid Garden Crops Insect Helpers
Gardeners learn ladybirds and green maggots control plant lice with beneficial insects. A yellow black-banded fly larva also preys on pests, while a Sulphus IF is protected as a helper. Work remains the solution to economic issues despite calls for shorter hours.
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Grotvar
U S Indemnity Share Not Asked or Denied in Paris Peace Meet
Secretary Lanaing led the American delegation at the peace conference. Norman Davis testified that U S delegates gave no explicit stance on indemnity. He said the U S position differed by having infinitesimal direct interests and no authority to decide. Wilson favored considering German securities as reimbursement to Congress.
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Owenback
Mulberry
el Sale
Bnick
Studebaker
Fryiinder Paige
Pheane
Watter—Girle
Cedar
Valley
Cigar Co Co
Bi East
Maxwell
Sondition
Rothe
J. L. Logan
East 4Th
Phove White
Sons of Veterans Anxilary
Maynard Hise
Byron Atreet
Los Angeles Times
Butler
United States
Birmingham
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Paris
Washbington
D. C
Lanaing
Wilson
Setate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Norman Davis
Versailles
Germany
Lee Agree
Davis
Belgium
Congress
Market Decline in Goan Prices Amid Selling Pressure
Chicago August 4 report shows broad selling by holders and speculators as food and basic good costs fall. Opening quotes slide, with September at 1.301, December near 1.54, down several cents. Market fluctuates all day, no rally evident, crop news ignored as prices close lower around 1.79 for September and 1.48 for December.
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Chicago
Helders
Commission House
Bbuyers
J Sharp
Man killed by own dynamite trap in New York farmer injury
Koehler, a 58 year old farmer from West Cornwall, was attempting to deter thieves by wiring dynamite over his barn door. He opened the door without disabling the device, it exploded, and he was badly cut in the legs and thighs and hospitalized. The incident highlights dangers of homemade alarm devices amid theft worries.
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TaUo
Emily
Koehler
West Corn‘wall
Massachusetts urges cat restraint to protect wild birds
Massachusetts fisheries and game commissioners warn that domestic cats kill many wild birds during egg and fledgling periods. They cite a study showing a cat watched in one season killed eight birds, stressing owners must keep cats controlled to safeguard crops, forests, and bird populations.
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Commissioners of Fisheries and Game
Massachusetts
Commissioners On
Child Heroic Effort Over a Torn Garment Stirs Mother
Boston Post details Harold a nine year old who, with torn clothes, explains he tried to save a little boy from getting licked. The humorous exchange shows a mother praising his brave impulse as he deflects attention from the torn attire.
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Boston Post
Harold
Waterloo Mar
Waterloo Aug 3 report notes events at Waterloo with limited readable details from theAug entry.
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Waterloo Mar
Waterloo
Aug
Butter and poultry prices across markets show mixed steady to unsettled trends
The report details prices for butter creamery and dairy butter in New York Chicago and Kansas City with receipts and extras noted. Poultry values remain steady for alive stock and dressed meats with varying prices across regions and markets. Market action includes trading in stock and bonds with overall weakness amid railroad labor demands.
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DE Nee
New York
zAnfeld
Chicago
C. Rae
New. R. PR
Railroad Brotherhood
Crucible
United States
Eesyeni
Ee Bai
Hong
Coblenz to Be Headquarters for American Forc es in Europe
General Pershing announces Coblenz will host the American forces after Paris HQ closes around August 20 as the first and third divisions prepare to sail from Brest by late August. Antwerp remains base port for the American contingent staying on the Rhine frontier.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Courier le Paris
Europe
Paris
Pershing
Antwerp
London
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Brest
United States
Hines
Brewster
Connor
Hogs and cattle prices in Chicago and Iowa markets
Chicago reports hog receipts around 20 000 with prices mainly 25 to 40 cents lower on heavy and light hogs. cattle receipts about 11 000 with firm to higher bids for beef steers and butcher cattle. Iowa notes include Mount Auburn and Cedar Rapids region prices and a fatal home incident and local business sale.
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Nashua
Porter
New School
Prospect
Lovejoy
Michigan
Swigart ‘Ee | Co
Nat’ Bk
Chicago
Heal Estate
St. Francois County
Missouri
St. Louis
Belmont
Iron Mountain Ry
Winona Law
Lake Oni
Cass Lake
Laxd CO
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis Gratin
Minneapolis
Gelts
Ieee
Zarow
Ik Ry
St St Louis
Corrom
New York
Omaha
C. Ismooth
Mount Auburn
Freeman Pollock and Son
Milo
Minn
Samium
Poullack
Frank Stein
Cedar Falls
Mount Phhoice
Auburn
Mrs. Jr
Ruth
Waterloo
Algotom
Pisasant
W J Anderson
John Coughlin
W. E Meadigan
St Clair & Son
King Wilder Gmin Co
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Preston
la Porte City
W. C. Preaton
Mount Auburn Christian Church
T. A. 'I'rimbre
Brandon
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Rockford area notices and real estate transfers listed
Rockford updates include visits by Charles Kelier from Des Moines and Prof EB C Bishop from Ames, along with regional Red Cross attendance and WWI veteran Vernon Smyth moving to Minneapolis. Real estate transfers show several parcels, acreages, and street fronts in Waterloo, Grand View, and surrounding areas.
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Rockford
Charles Kelier
Des Moines
EB. C. Bishop
Ames
J. W. Lorenz
Chicago
Wm. Smyth
Home Service Workers of the Red Cross
Waterloo
Vernon Smyth
Minneapolis
Wa4So
burn-Crosby Co
A. F. Koerner
Robert Fullertos
Jennie Fullerton
Oklahoma
Black Hawk County
John G. Miller
Lottie L. Rash
Millers
Waterlod
Wee
Sane Bor
Palmer
Rachel Garnec
Wachford
B. Beckwith
Golda Allen
Grand View
Christena Walsh
J. A. Aungst
Cowin
Doe
Waterloo Shirt & Garment Co
Wagner Mig. Co
Washington
Harry W. Barker
Fred L. Richardson
Park
Eeuraree Black Hawk National
Hani
John E. Sweeney
Cole
B. Bennett
Verplanck Magasich
West Park
Conger Park
Liberty bond prices and commodities report
New York on August 4 reports final Liberty bond prices mixed with slight gains and losses. Raw sugar remains steady with varying refined and mould sugar quotes. mercantile paper and government bonds show weakness in bonds while call money remains steady to high.
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Liberty Bond
New York
Liberty
Hirst
Victory
Mercantile Paper
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Waterloo Ovening Courier
Lodge
California
Avrust
A. Sundell
12Th Street
Willard Hall
Coliseum
City Barber College
Davenport
Des
Allen Nursery Company
Lochfeeter
Rupple
Kern
F. M. Seane
East Third Street
Onre Shirt
Barclay and
Glenwoll
SSS Ae
Stroebel
Music House
T Mast
Hware Co
Parone
Florence St
Highland Ner
West A
Lst
Beeman, Wallius & Im Modern Home
Maple Street
Jivandon
Black Land
Cappe
Newell Street
Bungalor
Eve Ings
Allen Street
Hunt
Oshkosis
Wiscons Eon
Mhl Kelly
Kenwood Addition
Belle Plalne
Lowwas
Keender Tope
Tn Garage Co
Jefferson
Hall Grown
Franklin Treet
J. Steely
Furnitur
P.m
D. J
A. Dunkedon
Draswerk
Barclay of Treet
Farnhanm Tce Co
Waverly
Ows
Rage, Stover
Ianon
Parsons Music House
Elermum
Termecash
H. GE. Newton
Blackerty
Almond St
Chickasaw County
Cma
Serum Factory
Dare Road
G. Brewer
LS jFarsona
Matea
Pacific Coast
Saints
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Lincoln Bank
Kiven
Rnders
James MH
Irwin
Idaho County
Ido
Flo
Walter KR
LeClair Marin
Fred
Pettit
Radhltekins
Australia
New Zealand
Inga
Ausa- Thome Sireila
Indiana
New York Tribune
Galego
Mars
City
Muncie
Ind
Sioux City Livestock
Oe Aias
Lake Constance
Karl of Austria
Nyon
Lake Geneva
Majewski
Traer
Harry Leete
Manse Loveil
Will Cyrus
Bleetrie Licht Co Freem Beat
Riverside
Cal
E. A. Baker
M. E. Enworth League
Clear Lake
Mmes
EB Yoho
F. Nettleton
Brown
J. Meek
G. Scott
Royal Neighbor
Charles City
A. Lockwood
Harry Doore
Paul Junger
Manila
China
Mia Junger
Dente
Hhatenea
Fs Greene
Rome
Lens
Greene
Philadelphia Bulletin
Sprowl
Misa Ethel Haynes
Ros
Tanswall
Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
ST. Joseph
St Joseph
Amto
Aeges
Minnesota
Rio
American Forges
Omaha Livestock
MT. Auburn
Erry
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Eads
Chicago Board OP Trade
Lion Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
Larraber, Mgr
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