For Sale Real Estate and Farm Lands Listings
Real estate and farm land ads include modern home with oak interiors on Rhoy Street, Michigan acreage offers from George W. Swigart, owner, plus dairy district farm near Shell Lake Wisconsin at $22 an acre with cash and secure terms, and a Gool Quarter section farm with a new home in Home Park addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
M. G. Harwick
Rhoystho
Michigan
George W. Swigart
First National Bank
Chicago
H.C. 1
Jold Age
Lexchange
Cara Elmer Borel
Corry Ridgway
Great Shell Lake
Wisconsin
Twin Cities
Duluth
Globe Bldg
St. Paul, Minn
Care Courier
Home Park
Shie
Westfield
Arthur
Cole
East Side
A. &. Gibson
Minnesota
John Jester
Preston, Fillmore Co
Real Eatste
Gool Quarter Section
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Marguerite Clark Dares as Amazon Heroine in The Amazons
The Plaza Theatre features Marguerite Clark in a daring role wearing boyish clothes for most of the five reels as she performs stunts such as leaping from a third story window to a tree and swinging down a branch before landing with her sweetheart’s car. Large crowds saw the showing yesterday and it will run again tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Cedar Rapids Youth Killed in Rail Crash
James T Harrington of Cedar Rapids aged 19 was killed instantly in a C M St P railroad wreck at the railroad yards here Sunday morning at 7 46 Misinterpreta tion of orders is said to be the cause of the wreck Engines and several cars were badly damaged and Harringtons body was badly mutilated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
James T Harrington
Cedar Rapids
Ina C
Harrington
Gen Allen Ordered to New Mexico Post
Des Moines report states Brig. Gen. Hubert A. Allen of Cedar Rapids Iowa was ordered to report August 28 at Camp Cody near Deming New Mexico to take command of the 67th infantry brigade according to the adjutant general's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hubert A. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Adjutant General's Office
Hera
Mortuary Notice for William John Keller
William John Keller died Saturday at 11 50 p m at his home 255 Hammond avenues after a short illness He was born December 2 1874 in La Porte City son of the late Adam and Mrs Keller He worked in the local postal service for years later in the candy business at the Plaza theatre building He belonged to the Christian Science church Helmet Logge K K of P Mystic Workers and Sons of Veterans He survived by his widow son Ham Harlan his mother sisters Mrs H B E Tullar and May Waterloo brothers Carl Cedar Falls and Albert Pearis The remains are at Petersen Bros chapel Viewing Tuesday 2 6 pm and 7 9 pm Funeral 10 am Wednesday at the chapel in charge of Reager A E Mutton the service will be public but the casket will not be opened Interment will be Spalm wood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Keller
Hammond Avenues
Mr. Keller
la Porte City
Adam
Reager A. E. Mutton
Spalmwood
Various Want Ads and House Furnishings For Sale
A jumble of classified ads offers household furniture for sale, complete furnishings, and willing buyers. Listings include contact details at 928 Franklin Street and 638 Sumner, plus job and rental notices for positions like nurse, stenographer, housekeeper, and foundry worker. Several notices request modern apartments near central streets and car lines, with prices and delivery by return mail or calls to local phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farsons
Fifth St. Hardware Co
West Side
Nes
EB. & Co
A. C. Wilford
Sycamore Street
L. Mazer
Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Franklin Street
Wolfe St
Baltimore
Singta
West Fourth St
Harper
Sumner
Wight
Schuneman
Prospect Hills
Black
Care
Foundry
Waterion Engrevt Line and Service Co
Hassell-Lamson
Lafayetta
Smokes for Sammies Fund Drive Details
A local appeal notes donations to the Smokes for Sammies fund through Our Beys in France Tobacco Fund. The letter explains that each dollar buys four packages of tobacco for American soldiers in France, with a message to be included and mailed back to the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
France
One Hundred at Church of God Annual Encampment Opens
The Church of God annual encampment opens on its ground beside Chau Tauqua Park with about one hundred delegates from Iowa and other states. Meetings run daily and the public is welcome. Tonight at 8, F L Austin speaks on God's Chosen Nation Its Origin and Destiny. Tomorrow Bible school at 16 46 am and 2 25 pm Austin on Gods Chosen Church. Tuesday at 8 TJ Williams discusses The Essential Basis of Prophesy. Nursing association organization postponed a week. committee to draft by laws. Miss Porter Cedar Falls and Mrs Wester speak on soldiers gift bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Chautauqua Park
Iowa
F. L. Austin
Austin
God
TJ. W. Williams
Porter
Cedar Walls
Wester
Three Hurt and One Fatally Struck by Car Near North Riverside
Sioux City dispatch reports George Sheppard aged 65 died of a fractured skull after a heavy motor car struck him, his son Art 19, and nephew Lloyd Powell while walking along the military road near North Riverside. The speeding vehicle, without lights, fled the scene. police and witnesses pursued but could not identify the driver or the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
George Sheppard
Art
Lloyd Powell
Military Road
North Riverside
Sheppard
Race
Composition of Moscow Conference Announced
London Aug 20 dispatch from Petrograd lists the Moscow conference delegates 15 for Petrograd and Moscow, seven for other large towns, 100 soldiers and 100 peasants, 400 zemstvos, 300 cooperatives, 120 industries, 100 agricultural societies, 100 science, and 400 Duma representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Petrograd
Stag restaurant bought. Moon family to run it
W G Moon has bought the Stag restaurant and his son Claire Monre will manage the business. Charley Bier and family visited relatives in Freeport by auto. Col Weston visited his daughter Mrs James Cook in Indianapolis. Presbyterian church Woman's Missionary society held annual picnic at the park. Miss Frankie Lynch enjoys vacation. In Waterloo the Bringle sisters hosted the Sonshine band. six o'clock dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
McDermott
Viorence
Thelma Bringle
Sonshine Band
Dewar Visit and Local Family News in Brandon
Joe Turner spent a week visiting Brandon. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith welcomed a daughter last Wednesday. Dewar area resumes activity with recent electrical lighting and threshing. Ramage begins construction on a new barn as the community continues its seasonal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Joe Turner
Brandon
Walter Smith
Ramage
Markets Corn Prices Rise Amid Mixed Open as Wheat Advances
Chicago reports show corn prices opening lower on light offerings then rallying on short covering, with December at 1.08 1/8 and May around 1.07 1/4, while wheat gains offset a standstill mood. Cash grain in St Louis and Kansas City shows varied shifts, with No 2 red wheat around 2.16 to 2.23 and corn near 1.72 to 1.74, alongside spot oats and provisions pricing in multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pheas
Rye
Trailey
Timothy
Clover
ST. Louis
Nighter
Marners
Kansas City
Motherpolis
Minneapolis
Northern
Stocks and Returns Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York trading opened with dull conditions and uneven price moves. Delaware & Wadeon rose near 2 points while Lehish Valley and Rend ting fell 1 and 2 points respectively. Reading and other issues weakened, United States Fices and Bethlehem Steel dropped, and Liberty bonds traded around 99.84 to 99.56 as steels and shippings showed strength then paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware & Wadeon
Ing
Lehish Valley
Stork Exchange
Reading
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Seaboard
United States
Bethlehem Steel
Naom
T.tberis
Liberty Bonds
Hogs at Chicago Sell for 19.65 Record Price
Chicago August 20 hog market reports scarce supplies lifting prices to a new top of 19.65 for choice animals as liberal cattle and sheep arrivals capped further gains. Hog receipts were about 18,000 with bids mixed and several price ranges noted across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Market Reports Mixed in Daily Receipts
Receipts across markets ranged with cattle and hogs showing varied demand. Prices moved higher in some sections while others lagged, with notable activity in native beef steers and yearlings, and steady to higher hog and sheep values amid fluctuating wholesale markets.
Prices and samples from York and other markets
New York and Chicago market notes dated August 20 report higher creamery butter and cheese prices with varied egg, poultry, and potato values. Kansas City and St Louis listings show mixed butter and poultry rates, with turkeys at 2 cents and hens around 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turkey
Chicago
Jersey
Minnesota
Springs
Kansas City
Packers
St. Donuts
St. Louis
WATERLOO MARKETS AND LIVESTOCK PRICES LISTED
Market notes show clear Quill patent Wellington MAXX and iPioneer Royal brands among feed and produce items. Prices cover good cattle including steers and hogs, butchers cows and heifers, veal, premium hogs by weight, packers figures, hay and straw, butter varieties, and wholesale potatoes. figures include per hundredweight and per ton ranges for livestock and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
iPioneer Royal
Dale O
Hides and veal kips price list excerpt
A fragmented price list from Water Springs shows retail prices for hides and veal products. Entries include No 1 green hides No 2 green hides No 4 cured hides Ho 2 cured Hide and various veal kip and calf grades green and cured with approximate weights and cents per unit. Prices for horse hides mule hides and other hides also appear with wide ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zivens
Howater
Clearings of the Cities Week Ending August 15 Report
U S clearings for the week ending Aug 15 reported to Bradstreet's Journal show total of 5 968 577 000, up from 5 211 804 000 the prior week and 4 508 184 000 a year earlier. Canadian clearings reached 211 829 000, above 205 208 000 the prior week and 165 886 000 in the corresponding week last year. Following are the week ending Aug 16 results with year over year change percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreet
New York
Ggerige
War Garden Canning Urged for Home and Market
The U S Department of Agriculture urges Americans to can and preserve war garden produce now to ease the world food situation. Apples peaches pears and other fruits greens and vegetables should be canned dried or pickled. Home gardens and local markets supply abundant perishables as housewives are advised to harvest and conserve for winter. Experts note that fresh vegetables and fruits can replace some concentrated foods during the next six weeks and advise simple preparation. The article also mentions wild bees being abundant in India and the Malay archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Oldler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courier
Anly
U.S
Graham
A. C. Willford
Sycamore St
Kelly Station
esbuMnsest
A. G. Ward
Binder
Sourier
Howard
Wented_& Barber
Bush & Filson
Lafayette Street
antel—Maen
Moore Mfg
Cox _crete
Water Streets
Wwalter
Belmont Ave
Waterloo Saddlery Co
Third
Sycarore
Kkee
Dart Motor Truck Company
Bryantsphalt Paving Co
Black Hawk Bank Bld
Asphalt Paving Co
Waterloo Laundry Co
Fitt
Jefferson
Pd Jetterson Ateae
H-14
Chamerlain Machine Works
Wagner School of Teelegraphy
Naional Bank
Pnted
Frank H. Drew Co
Rapids
Bryant and Dadier
Davenport
City Barer College
Frontier Preparatory School
Buffalo
Waterloo Boundry Co
Henry Weit
Commercial Street
Genesys ‘Rousework
Logah Avenue
Poulton
Mesmei
Allen Street
A. R Alexander
New Hartford
John Archibald
West Fifth St
Neee
E. E. Dunkelberg
Lafayette
Thompson
West Miul- Jan
Sunnyside
Waxrtesa
Anton Wangler
Harga
Boeust St
Lady Waute
Washington Street
Laerge
West Side Park
Riehl Street
Grant Avenue
Fuarsons Music House
Inquire
East Fifth
Osics
Miller’s Drug Store
Ogaard, Ladies’ Labor Establishment
C. J. Miller Drug Store
Sourisset Ee
Canada
West
Missouri
Wonger
Edwards
Afo
Han Pianos
Sare Courier
Smith
Inquire Servo Pen Co
Fayette
A. Co
Wilford
J. M. Hileman
Wellington St
Carneaux
Jefferson Street
Cleveland
Black Hawk
Hagerman
Winchester
Alma
Helser
Jefferson St
Washington
Kentzelman Street
Steinway
Weber, Steck
Weeblock
Stroud
Aeolian
L. S. Parsons Music House
wWe
Ford
Fourth St
Cara Courier
Parma
Jowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Petersen Ice & Coal Co
H-12
Abbott Detroit
Fa Parsons
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
The
Boyd : Transfer Co
Chas. R. Page
Roy L. Robbins
Clarksville
Clarkeville
Commercial Club
Huos
B. J. Salinger
Advertiser
Daily Reporter
Allen
New Mexico
Hummel Hotel
Hummel
Randolph St
Thoms
Airs
Wilkins
West First St
Roara Mindern
M. Storm& Co
Pat Roberta
Erank Landen
J. G. Nouts
My 'J. Armortrous
Stingler
A. D. Moore
Ed Simbric
E. Stutfleboon
KE. Boyd
E. Bourguin
VORAL
Bammies
CMY
Cee
Rockford
Aus
Wil Jenkins
R. W Sleeter
Decatur
Leslie
Dewey Headrex
Musselshell
Mont
Jarmy
Riba
Feoria
Peoria
Toledo
Alsike
Mercantile Paper
Joan
Aslaz.oz
Aleg
Golaa.si
Omaha Livestock
Omana
Sud
Wothers
Awes
Kansas City Livestock
Agnmas Gily
Prima Fed
Stockern
Fasdera
BT. Louis Livestock
Wowin
York
Waterloo Markets
Watarias Are
Or-D
Boston
Earl Loeee
St. Luisa
Teres
Kansas
St. Paul
Houston
Josephine
Dee Moin
Poorla
Dayton
Lincoln
Darranport
Tonka
Ratz
Fargo
Dee
Jacksonville, Fila
India
Malay Archipelago
Market News
Marsh-Place
Irvin G. Cohen
Anicon Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Simone
Chicago, MI
Marsh- Place
G. Larrabee
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