Cards of Thanks and Classified Notices From 1919 Era
A crowded page quotes thanks for kindness after a mother's death Martha Sk Cooper. Many ads seek workers farmers teachers and tradespeople with job offers and real estate listings. Also local notices on road work school matters and public records from Waterloo Iowa in 1919.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Town
Waterloo
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Gall
F. H. Seger
Kate
Auburn
Beauty
Turu
Tully
T. O. Rev
Briscoe
Saxon & Chummy
Chevrolet
Bard Auto & Jpply Co
H Street
Ford Gale
EL O'Dell
Prane Black
Studebaker
Studebak
SELL
Iowa
Lincoln
Iowa Highway Commission
Local Classifieds Include Jobs and Goods Listings
Busy classified column shows jobs such as farm hands cooks and housekeepers plus rooms for rent and items for sale like vacuum machines gowns and chickens. It also notes new business opening Smith’s Quick Lunch and a Saskatchewan land trade offer.
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Businese
West 4Th
Broadway
Mullan Avenue
Bent
Fremont Street
Jefferson St
Smith
West Suh Street
Frank Wash
Saskatchewan
West Side Waterloo
Man Receives Italian Note Threat Over Extortion Demand
New York shoe dealer George Rizen of 73 Broadway Flush ing Queens received a letter claiming he would die in the morning unless he paid $300 or $400. He ignored threats and consulted Detective Fallon, who examined the Italian letter outlining the extortion scheme.
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New York
George Rizen
Broadway
Flushing
Queens
Fallon
Markets Slowed by Uncertainty Across Cattle and Grains
Chicago markets show mixed signals as cattle receipts reach 9,000 and hogs 14,000 with prices near yesterday's levels. Corn trades near halt while oats drift. sheep receipts hit 34,000 amid reports of soaking rains potentially improving crops. September and December futures show tentative shifts.
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Chicago
Aux
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago prices show corn mixed levels with No. 3 and No. 4 yellow trading around 2.04 to 2.09 as oats and soy follow, while Kansas City grain edges higher for No. 1 hard and No. 1 red around 2.2, with mixed bids for No. 2 and white oats near 0.73 to 0.78. Minneapolis and Omaha reports list wheat and corn values, noting northern and yellow corn readings and oat ranges with slight shifts across markets.
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Chicago
ATSC
Kansas City
Minnneeapolis Geain
Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Aug
Letter Teems with Demands and Threats Over Money
A menacing ransom note demands $300 to $400 with veiled threats and urging secrecy, accompanied by erratic figures and dates. Police report Michael Lombardo admitting writing the letter and confessing when brought before Magistrate Doyle, with $2,000 bail set for examination.
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Tfvol
Dea
Cerienndts
Getober
Tleemben
Maren
Dietober
Ani Fallon
Rizzo’s
Fallon
Michael Lombardo
Fifty-ninth Street
Lombardo
Flushiaz
Doyle
Father Arrested After West Side Horsewhipping Case
George M. Ehrgott Jr. testified that his father, broker George M. Ehrgott, whipped him at a relative’s home on West Ninety Sixth Street. The boy showed welts as he described the beating and the summons by telephone. The father admitted the whipping, claimed his son deserved it, and remained jailed in bail for trial in Special Sessions. His wife sought a separation suit ongoing.
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New York
George M. Ehrgott Jr
West Side
Tobias
W. Ninety-sixth Street
Ehrgott
Broadway
Central Park West
Prices Update on Butter Cheese and Poultry Across Cities
New York August butter advances and creamery receipts noted with mixed pricing for extras firsts and packing stock. Chicago reports butter and creamery markets lower with arrivals and firsts price ranges. Poultry and eggs show steady or unchanged trends in several markets including Kansas City and St. Louis with minimal movement in prices.
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New York
Speller
East St. Louis
Chicago
Anese City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Stock Market Opens Strong on Equipment Leads
New York August 16 marks a strong open as equipment stocks dominate gains. Baldwin Locomotive climbs. Bethlehem and Crucible steels lead steel and tobacco groups with solid advances. U S Rubber rises on a new issue. United States Steel and others show mixed results amid broadening inquiry.
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Osurs
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem
Crucible Steels
Sumatra
Tobacco Products
Wilson Packing
Alls and Motors
U. S. Rubber
Steels
Crucible
United States Steel
New York
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Waterloo Reeds Courier
Waterloo Evening Coatier
Daily Reporter
Lodge
Elizabeth Burk
California
Iewa Warehouse Company
AL Sundell
Princess Theatre
Washington
Boc Litchfield Mane
Marelay
Glenwood
Ules
Waterlon
Jone
Wellington
WooCoburn & Son
Iuwa
rTo
West Wslde
East Filth Iware UK
WiljamsOas
East Sub Street
Filla St
Miller
Mamiger
West 4Thr Street
DALE
Russell-Lameon
Maln Cafe
E. W. Uoburn & Son
H. TP
Hazendurcl
Fairbank
Tri- City Barber College
Davenport
Des Alpines
Hisamarck
Tribune Co
Bismarck
N. D
Parn Mear
Buffalo
N. x. Ies
Roel Peterson
Electric Park
Metro
Wegex
Owenback Efetel
Edwards Street
Severn
Wise
East
Thi Street
Thorotgh
Mtyet Wrise
Covried Odfics
Thie Opportu
TELE
Hone Company
Cuacamen
Kingston
East Side
Fairback
W. Arbuckle
Waterino
Sseo
Prospect
J. H. O'Dell
Wilk
Ibi
French Street
Home Park
Mr. Kelly
Red Gasu
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Terovnr
Quéida
J. Winnip
Phone Bigek
Toum House
Ams Tern
Warlin
Paris Modern Rty Balanes
Giguire
Newell
Twainiig
We Krandall
Sroon
Genesee Valley
Kellogg Agency
Ava
Lange
Beal
Freeborn
Tarhautt County
Vallon Fred Boyd
Wells
Minnesota
Agata
Missouri
Stewart
Life
Bandas Ielty
Mra
Howard County
London
Freeborn County
Lowa
Vilie
Carrgil County
Ato
Shields
Oqwest
Swigart Land
First National
Hank Bldg
Thicago
Tairy
Sycamore
Borsaltetadt & Deng
Rock Falla
G_ Moeller
Read
Lowi
Sale
Discellansou
Elis Logan A
East Ath
Boom House
Marlow
Wes
Mall
Cath Register
Moeller
Neadiyn
Nestler Way
Tom
Kimball Avenue
Pareons Music House
Tony OA
Barkin
Pias
Cormmereind
Anna Wehrend
John Wehrend
S. Pie
Pacific Coast
Boyd ‘Transfer Co
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk
Magee
Stray Jer
Batley
Anderson
McQuirkin
Shirley
Hon
S Lliman
Cedar Fallss Township
Bailey
Cedar
Alls Township
WH. N. Silliman
Bremer
I OA
Francis
Treasuer
Rbabsley
Hoa Renz
S.A
Rock Catutnet
Louis J. Barrett
Owin
Germany
T. B. Henderson
Hi _Adams
M. Keayne
H. Muni
J.T. Mitchell
McQuilkin
State Highway Commission
Ward
Fanle
McQuilain
Bayles
tMree
Cedar Falls
Charler Chtynd Clewning Co
Chariex Lgian Bacheup
Rom
Lueck
Addres Courier
Mullon
Braddon
Eagle Center
Lds
John McQuilkin
Snilex
Joe Shirt
Td. Bailey
W. 1. Straser
J. J. Anderson
M. J. Magee
L. Bailey
John Mequiletn
J. A. Francis
Mager
South Street
Kansas City Livestock
Waoh
Peoria Gel
ST. Louie Grain
York
Barrigger
Aanses Cily
Omaha Livestock
sloUx ‘City Livestock
Dwux
ST. Joseph
Peoria
Aus
Illinois
Kansas
Gorn
Stocks and Bonds
Liberty
Laberty
Victory
Zaercantile Fafer
Wadione
Theresa S
L. E. Glaza Tin Shop
Eayespouting
Peradiator
Texas Oil Bulletin
Texas
Southwest
Gilbert Jornson CO
Houston St
Fort Worth
Tex
G. C. Kennedy
Marsh Place Building
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Bros Ac
Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
G. Larraber
Mer
G. W. Bantz
Woodland
S. B
Washington Township
Buchanan Co
Towa
Independence
Otterville
Frank I. Bantz
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