Waterloo Want Ads Policies and Pricing Urge Community Trade
The Waterloo Courier want ads outline pricing at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum, capitalization rules, and line and paragraph formatting for classified ads. It notes the paper’s goal to serve as a marketplace for all citizens to buy sell and exchange items of any size.
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Waterloo
Courier
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
Memorandum from Waterloo Evening Courier and Veily Reporter states that ads run until forbidden must have written notice to discontinue. A printed blank will be sent with each ad for the advertiser to fill and return. Discontinuation notices must reach the office by 9:30 a.m. or the ad will run to the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Veily
For Rent Rooms Dor Rent Modern Furnished Double
For rent rooms described as modern and nicely furnished, with double options and water included. Residents note fixtures and shared amenities, with locations near city area. Listings show contact details and availability notes, but OCR text is fragmented and uncertain.
For Sale and Rent Miscellaneous Local Ads
Sale misc for sale items including a small mahogany piano priced at 545 with phone contact. For rent six room house near Highland Station at 10.05 per month with telephone contact. Additional rental listings include a two room and bath modern house with porch near 1032 W Firth St and a housekeeping rooms option at 27 West Third Ave with reasonable rates.
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Cargons Music
East Fifth St. Hardware Co
Combi
A. H. Bickle
Waterloo Clothinge Co
Central Fish
Express
Wateriog
Fourth S St
Highland
Tel
Bisck
W. Firth St
West Third Ave
East Side
Tnquire
Eramober
New High School
Iiquire
Wilsell
Heal Estate
Notice of School Bond Sale and Admin Appointment
Notice announces the sale of bonds by the Consolidated Independent School District up to 25000.90 with annual interest May and November, 10 year maturity from Sept 1. 193? deposit required and payment terms. Also states appointment of administrator for estate of William Hey and lists legal notices, with names Buck and Hattie M. Hey. Additional want ads list items for sale and job inquiries in a local Iowa town.
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Iid
Jesup
Towa! Wat
Dennin
Sears
Secretiey de Jesup
Towa
Howser
Resesvas
Bordner
AREY
State of Laws
Buck Iawk
William
Bhick Hawk County
Authenry
Ted
Aulywance
Tle
Hattie IM. Hey
Picket
Swisher & Ferswell
Auty
Petthtelerk Mserier Cour
Denver Drayage Fades. Poock Quits for County Road Work
Denver Aug 7 B C Poock long a drayman in the city has quit his job and now does county road work. This creates hardship for merchants and residents without transport to move merchandise from the station. Poock notes business was unprofitable and hopes others will take up the work to ease the disruption. Also mentions residents traveling to Los Angeles and Idaho, hospital patients in Waverly, and local social happenings and military notes. Dunkerton district forms War Savings Society with new officers Naomi Brant and Minnie Jane Magee. program planned and thrift stamps purchased. junior and senior youth groups active.
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Denver
B. C. Poock
Poock
Farnsworth
Los Angeles
Cat
Idaho
Mr. Ainsworth
Amanda Sassman
Wm. Sassman
Wits
Miss Alma
Bruns
Wm. Bruns
Alerer Hospital
Waverly
Wm. Segert, Sr
Chicago
Henry Popek
Dunkerton
Bank Hall
Naomi Brant
Minnie Jane Magee
Elma Magee
Helen Campbell
Allison Exemption Board Eyes 1918 Registrants
The Hutter county exemption board is busy with 1918 registrants. Miss Viola Folkers joins the State Bank of Allison as stenographer. Marion Shepard visits from Defiance to see his grandfather H B Harendra. F J Bay and family go to Clear Lake. Willard Flynn enlists in Des Moines for engineer corps duties. Des Moines reports enlistment soon. The old Allison high school class of 1875 is recalled. The era of steam threshers remains audible across the countryside.
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Allison
Aus
Hutter County
Viola Folkers
State Bank of
Reeve
Waver
Marion
R. D. Shepard
Defiance
Grang
H. B. Harenra
F. J. Bay
Clear Lake
Willard. Flynn
Des Moines
Engineer Corps
Ana
Allison High
Sis
Geneseo Briefs and Visit Notes From Aug 7
Geneseo notes include Frea Lockard losing a Nalabie draft horse from blond neison Sundar nicht, Emma Johnson of Dorchester Neb arriving for a visit with the Meeker and Speer families, Harold Speer in Chicago with hog shipments, Pearl Meeker and daughter Pauline visiting from Ames, and a group going to Clear Lake for a week of camping led by E T Gough with Anna Randabaush, Helen Merritt, Gladys Nation, Evelyn Harriman, Bittel Vandersien, Fig Hansen, Leif Warrington, and Fassia Winters.
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Clear Lake
Weel
E. T. Gough
Anna Randabaush
Helen , Merritt
Gladys Nation
Evelyn Harriman
Bittel Vandersien
Fig Hansen
Leif Warrington
Fassia Winters
For Sale or Trade in Eastern Montana Land
For sale or trade notice offering 14 section Eastern Montana land for Waterloo residence or business property. Also asking exchange for near-in residence with lot. Contact WW JF Dodge 404 Fowler Waterloo Indiana and HR Hill 1214 FE Fourth St for details.
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Montana
Waterloo
JF. Dodge
Fowler Waterloo
Nice
Hill
Felfourth St
Strong German Force 16 Ousted From Road Taken
A wartime dispatch reports a German force of 16 was driven from a road near the Vesle sector with 100 prisoners captured east of Brainsa. French troops repulsed a German attack south of Auberive in Champagne and conducted operations in the Montdidier region. Paris endured resumed long range shelling, while local notes mention community moves and personal notices in Jesup and Tripoli.
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Braisne
Soissongs
War Office
Braisna
Auberive
Champagne
Montilidier
Framicourt
Montdidier
Vesle
City-Sassogne
de Vesle
Aisne
Paris
Waterloo Business college 35 graduates to receive diplomas
The Waterloo Business College summer class of 35 will receive diplomas during the week of Aug 11 to 16. The baccalaureate sermon is set for Aug 11 at First Congregational Church by Rev F B Murch. Commencement is Aug 16 with Dr John A Bart delivering the address.
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Smith
West Firth
Boothe
Electric Park
R. E. Peterson
Waterloo Launds
West Fifth and
Jefferson
Waterloo Laundry Co
Barclay
Glenwood
American Hospital
Irvine Park
Waterloo Business College
First Congregational Church
F. B. Murch
United Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
John A. Bart
Nes Moines College
Howard Holmes
Altho
Waterloo
Camp Pike
Ark
Lara Knight
Russell Lamson
Miller Bodel
Beautiful Enigma by Jack Lawton at seaside resort
A Western Newspaper Union item portrays Bob Whiting obsessed by a mysterious woman dubbed the Beautiful Enigma at a fashionable seaside hotel. He shadows her late at night, learns she may consort with a notorious gambler, and contemplates a risky reconciliation as military friends sail overseas.
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Union
Bob
Bob Whiting
Barney
Gale Whiting
Cep
Eambler
Market report on corn oats and hogs with mixed results
Chicago August 7 markets show bear pressure in corn due to dry heat and rain relief. Opening prices fell then rallied before slipping again as forecasts of further losses emerged. Oats firm on demand but weakened by corn. Provisions held steady with hog sales near peak before some decline and partial recovery as corn strengthened.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Hogs Jump 15 to 20 Cents Higher as Cattle Dull in Chicago
Chicago market bulletin reports hogs up 15 to 20 cents with slow trade in common grades while big buyers purchase sparingly. Hogs sold mostly at 19.25 to 40. Butcher hogs to 39.90. Cattle receipts 5,000, market dull with calves firm to 2.50 higher. beef cattle at 16.80 to 17.00 for select and 10.00 to 17.00 for common and medium. Cows and heifers 7.00 to 14.78. stockers and feeders 7.50 to 13.00. calves 27.50. Sheep receipts steady with native lambs around 12.00.
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New York
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
American Telephone
Western Union
General Motors
Sumatra
American
St. Paul
War Board
Peck
Mars
Metal Exchange
Spelter
East St. Louis Seulvery, Mucks
Veidtel
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Prine
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Overview
Receipts at Omaha Livestock Market total about 20,900 head with hogs steady. Hogs ranged from 13.20 to 18.50 for mixed loads and pricers. Cattle and calves show varying values with steers around 21.40 to 18.40 and cows and heifers near 18.00. Sheep and lambs reported steady with wethers 13.00 to 14.00 and lambs around 16.00.
Kansas City Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri stockyard report shows hogs receipts around 10,000 with various classes trading from 18.50 to 19.70 per cwt and carcass highs near 313.10, pigs at 26.50 to 27. Calves and cows steady with steers around 13.25 and cows at 15.00. Sheep receipts about 4,000 with lambs around 15.00 to 17.60, yearlings near 15.00, wethers 10.00 to 14.50, ewes 3.00 to 12.00.
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Kansas City
St Louis livestock market prices and receipts summary
St Louis meat market report shows beef cattle receipts around 6,000 with prices steady to higher. butcher and heavy cattle mixed from $19.55 to $20.00 and bulk ranged $19.65 to $15.90. Cattle receipts about 5,000 with steers near $11.50 to $11.25, heifers $9.50 to $15.50, cows $7.50 to $12.50, calves around $7.00 to $18.00. Sheep receipts about 800 with lambs around $14.00 to $7.60 and ewes near $12.60.
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St.Louis
Is.ao
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report August 1
Sioux City Iowa hogs receipts 508 steady with light at 18.60 to 13.00, mixed 18.40 to 18.60, heavy 15.00 to 18.40, bulk 6.00 to 15.00. Cattle 1,900 steady with steers 10.75 to 15.60 and cows and heifers 5.75 to 11.26. Sheep none.
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Sioux City
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Summary
St Joseph Missouri stock yard reports August receipts: hogs heavy at 19.50, 19.50 high. hogs lighter around 18.50. Cattle: steers 9.00 to 15.60, cows and heifers 5.69 to 15.00, calves 6.00 to 13.00. Sheep: lambs and ewes mixed, prices around 5.00 to 13.00. Total receipts approximate 8,006 hogs, 4,500 cattle, 400 sheep.
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Suzso
Prices for dairy and poultry goods in Chicago market
Market notes show firm prices for creamery products and varying levels for butter cheese and eggs. Receipts include 16,504 cases of eggs and 13,956 cases of other items with unsettled poultry prices and regional references to Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Virginia
Minnesota
St. Lows
St. Louis
Kansas City
Local Men Seek Special Induction Permits for Immediate Service
Three Waterloo registrants asked the exemption board to disregard their deferred classifications and allow immediate special induction. Washington papers arriving today may enable acceptance. Viggo Jesperson and Glenn Ozian head to Fort Sill Oklahoma on Monday for military aeronautics service, while Michael Hart Joyce enters engineers. B Luther H Tate, 1918, order 179, seeks new acceptance and will go to Fort Howard Maryland for coast artillery. A radiator shutter device reduces engine air intake, claimed to cut volume in cold weather.
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Waterloo
Exemption Board
Washington
Viggo Jesperson
Glenn Ozian
Fort Sill
Okla
Military Aeronautics Branch
Michael Hart Joyce
Engineers
Luther H. Tate
M. L. Tate
Altho
Fort Howard
Coast Artillery
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Homecomings
Miss Blanche Hurlbut returns from Mercy hospital. Mr. and Mrs Courtright and daughter come home after a week at Strawberry Point. Rev. Mr. Chambers, formerly of this place, now in Sunny Vale California, visits nearby friends. Mrs. Robert Service of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs. Oscar Ames and family. Reminder from Boston Transcript about a soldier and his mother and sleep trouble banner.
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Ave
Bluster
Sasha
Chris
Amfahr
Bat
J. L. ‘Thomas
Kansas
Oral Bement
Rockford
Jewett and
Fam
Qui
Jewett
J. 4. Cochran
Ca Ieee
Minnesota
S. Sheridan
EL |Nichols
Waterloo
the Missionary Society of the
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I G. Lillebridge
Glimara Ciy
K. R. Place
C. Frush
Dames Rush
Dail Sire
Sisson Anteed
Tuma City
Heir
Blarkson
F. J. Sallman
Qmata
Neb
Neb, Were Here Last Week For A Visit In the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
B. Donaldson
A. Nesfield
Hert Thompson
Bargains in Farm Lands Must Be Sold Near Jesup Iowa
Numerous farm land listings across Iowa Minnesota and California offer 40 to 320 acres with strong improvements and low prices. Properties range from 80 to 320 acres in Clay Osage and Bremer counties with cash or trade options including Waterloo, Elk River and Bakersfield properties. Several tracts carry conveyance terms, mortgage carries, and trade toward homes, stock and equipment.
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Iowa
Su Ansgar
Clay County
Mian
Osage
Igwa
Waterloo
Elk River
Minn
Bakersfield
Cal
Incumbrance
Watertoa
Barnesville
Califarst
Bremer County
Waverly
Douglas County
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Watertoo
Towa
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