Wanted Female Help and Rent Notices Mixed Advertisement
An OCR fragment shows job ads for female help at a club cafe on the seventh floor of a bank building with scattered garbled phrases about distribution work and advertising learning. It also contains rental notices offering modern rooms to rent, describing location near the west side and nearby street addresses, with several unreadable elements and mis-typed entries.
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SMALE
Bell Boys
Russell-Lumson
Russelll-Lumsony
Bridge St
Inter Sinig
East Fourth St
Birum Autyu Co
Lowi
Cedar St
Saleman
Konal Bank
Eblée
Evans
Glenwend
Vnp
Lara
Targelet
JS. Parsons Ausle House
St. Hardware Co
Fords
Yeumore
Thane
Whittier
Maclivant
Wy Tiss
Iwantei
Hyman
Theiir
D-3
Courier
Discontinuing Wants Ad Requires Written Order
Advertisers must submit a written order to stop ads run until forbid to avoid telephone instruction errors. When placing an ad a printed blank is provided for return with discontinuation requests, and the advertiser may keep a copy for reference. WAVERLY EVENING COURTS and Daily Reporter.
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Waverluo Evening Courils and Daily Reporter
French Push for Four Miles as German Resistance Falters
On the Vesle front near Fismes, sixty Prussian troops were captured by American forces after heavy combat. A German prisoner indicated morale would lift if the frontline moves into Germany, while Allied reports describe French gains and renewed German retreat pressure amid stubborn resistance.
Fairbank Obituary and Local News Highlights
Fairbank Iowa August 20 veterans and residents are noted in a long obituary page. Rebecca Schrack Betts born 1945 moved from Illinois to Waterloo then Fairbank marrying Isaac Betts in 1868. Survived by husband three daughters two brothers and several grandchildren. Red Cross booth planned for Oak Crest as sale of lots proceeds. Camp life updates include Will Fink at Camp Pike and a 76000 man garrison with more en route. Citizens travel stories and local schooling exams wrap the week.
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Fairban
Rebecer Schrank
Counow
Ullnois
Waterloo
Isaac Betts
Bmr
M T Betts
Fairbank
Fourth
Mirs
Mary Smith
Wese Union
G. W. Shirler
Portlan Ore
Jasper Mitchell
Wwyscore
Neb
Lella
Arch Smith
Santa Ana
Cale Lyle Smith
Service
Glen Lewis
Theodore Schrack
Alma
A. Schrack
Mattbank
Betty
The
Baptist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
J. A. Cochran
Fairbank Cemetery
Anita Wilson
Lester Wilson
Washington
Red Cross
Oak Crest
Will Fink
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Weaver
Louisa
Geneva
L. O. Weaver
Harry
Everett
Hudson Bay Territory
Will Jacy
Farbank
Northwest Territory
Canada
United States
George Decker
Wort
Fred Gilées
Italy
France
Edwin Lyons
C. A. Lyons
Camp Custer
Mich
Charles Goeller
Alta
John
Great Lakes Staton
WH. W. Artman
Donald
Plainfield Social Notes Include Visits and Events
Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop Mudd visited relatives in Plainfield before wintering in Texas with their daughter Malinda Meyers in Aplington. Miss Malinda Meyers came to visit friends in Spencer. H S Scott hosted visits at his home and a Waverly hospital operation occurred for a patient returning home soon. Union Sunday school picnic set for Aug 29 at Riverside park with sports and program. W T U will meet with Mrs Satterlee on Aug 22. Harrietty and Luella Starr from Osage visited relatives. Geo Salaman and Frank Kingsbury Dene led services. Starr preached in the morning.
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Trainfeld. Aue
William Bishop. Mudd
C A. Haviland
Sters
Tiftie ‘Satterlee
J. Starr
Harrietty and
Luells
Osace
Starr
Baptist
Geo. Salaman
Frank Kingsbury Dene
Littleton Notes and Visits From Far Afield
The Red Cross stayed busy last week completing refuge garments with about 55 present on sewing day. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hoffman and two nieces from Boaz Wis. visited Mrs. Harry Gates and family. Rev C G DePuy from Cedar Rapids preached at the Methodist church, and he and Mrs. DePuy plan to visit Emmone Isletas later this week. Clem Mastelier recovered from typhoid pneumonia. The Ladies Aid society will meet at Mrs A C Williams Thursday.
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Littleton
Aum
Washburn
Walker
Jeousin
Vera_Troiman
The
Red Cross
Perry Hoffman
Boaz
Wis
Harry Gates
C. (. DePuy
Cedar Rapids
Yanks in Fight at Hamel Wood
Australian and American forces fought side by side at Hamel on July 4, with Australians leading the assault under heavy smoke from the barrage. The article highlights joint bravery, effective Australian tank support, and individual acts of initiative such as a private’s solo digout clearance and a corporal saving ammunition from a burning store, showcasing strong Allied cooperation and the capture of German positions.
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G. BW
Bean
France
Mall
Hamel
Abattalion
Hamelwood
Bullecourt
Markets Show Corn Strength on Crop Damage Reports
The Chicago corn market opened quiet then gained activity and strength amid crop damage news. September prices touched 1.01, rising to 1.6334 with October at 1.657%. Oats weakened only slightly as September opened near 0.70 and rose to around 0.71. Provisions broadly higher at the close. Cash quotes list No. 2 yellow corn around 1.50 to 1.70, oats near 1.72, and Timothy and Clover values shown as nominal.
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Chicago
Orteber
Kansas City
Nerminal
Marble Rock Community Notices Gather Local Movements
Marble Rock residents report Mrs Ralph Walster visiting her brother Aleut in Houghton Michigan. Glenn Yearous, stationed in the U S Army veterinary department, has been called to duty in Georgia. Ben Weisman bought Earl Bailey’s Maint street building. Willard Stroud family letters arrive from sons Raymond and Merland in France and camps Pike Cody Army drives. Ilo Crabtree from Cornell on vacation home. Mrs Rosenkrans ill then hospitalized at Waterloo and Willard Bucken sr improving in hospital with son Willard arriving from California. Mrs George Bai returns home from Missouri trip.
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Marble Rock
Aux
Ralph
Walster
Houghton
Mich
Aleut
Glenn Yearous
Webster Reed
Veterinary Department
U. S. Army
Camn Oglethorpe
Ben Weisman
Earl Bailey
Maint Street
Willard Stroud
Raymond
Merland
France
Camp Pike
Camp Cody
Ilo Crabtree
Cornell College
Sarah Rosenkrans
Waterloo
Willard Bucken
Willard
California
George Bai
Missouri
Castle Hill notes and community shifts Aug 19
Castle Hill Aug 19 district notes Bouts of travel and relocation include Tucille Hoffman returning to Waupu rn Wis after visits with aunt Mrs J A Crats ley and family J W Brandt moving his family to Ames to serve as civil engineer for the Town highway commission Dewey Colton returning to Jefferson Barracks after a visit with his mother Mrs FL Knapp Mrs E S Brown and Mrs Ray Mayne hosted sister WT Evans and her two daughters Bernice and Opal Cedar Rapids last week A Red Cross and War Savings meeting is planned Friday Aug 24 at Mrs Emily Georges home with a patriotic program and social refreshments will be served and public invited.
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Castle Hnl
Tucille Hoffman
Waupurm
Wis
J. A. Cratsley
J. W. Brandt
Ames
Town Highway Commission
Dewey Colton
Jefferson Barracks
FL Knapp
E. S. Brown
Ray
Mitchell News Roundup and Local Market Totals
Mitchell, Aus. 20: The remains of Charles Most were brought from Minneapolis for burial Monday. Mr. Most, a former resident, died after an operation. D Hungerford helped harvest at Chester. Mrs. F Rornike and family returned from a visit at the T. D. Cady home. Miss Merle Boss Delayn visited Miss Dela Indra. Miss Junia Cady and Miss Esther Cheney returned Friday from Waterloo for a two week vacation. Gladys Macks returned to Kansas City. Cash home to Charles City on the mill closure. Grain prices and receipts listed: No 2 corn 7.50, No 2 oat 1.90–1.93, No 2 rye 1.64–1.65, rye and mile maize 33.4–50, Wheat receipts 312 cars.
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Mitchell
Aus
Charles Most
Minneapolis
Mr. Most
Ir. D. Hungerford
Chester
F. Rornike
Chace
T. D. Cady
Merle Boss
Delyein
Dela Indra
Junia Cady
Esther
Cheney
Waterloo
Sanbas Ciy
Gladys Macks
Kansas City
Charles City
G. .Lasage
Brook
Osage
St Ansgar and Far Flung Visitors Aug 20
Aug 20 note lists visitors to St Ansgar from Duluth and La Crosse, several locals visiting Fayette and Montrose, plus mentions of relatives and a street name change petition in Atchison. Reports from St Louis grain metal and New York cotton, sugar, and mercantile prices accompany the brief regional item.
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Atchison tKan
Anzeiger
Atchison
Quentin Boulevard
Quentin Roosevelt
Staats Anzeiger
Germain
Hog Price Changes and Livestock Market Report
Chicago markets show hogs steady to 10 cents higher on good hogs with large receipts. Calves at new record price of 15.00, beef cattle strong to higher with calves up 25 cents, stockers and feeders varied, sheep market slow to lower with best lambs around 17.76 to 18.60 and ewes up to 22.82.
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Chicago
CU. S. Bureau of Markets
Sputcher Sc
Cnws
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb August 2 Hog receipts 7000 higher with heavy and mixed groups priced around 18.20 to 18.76. pigs 16 to 18. bulk 18.30 to 18.50. Cattle receipts 5000 steady steers 11.60 to 17.50. cows and heifers 7.59 to 12.5. calves 16 to 13. Sheep receipts 26090 with wethers 19.50 to 14.00. ewes 10.80 to 12.7. lambs 16. yearlings 13 to 14.5.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
St Louis
Sioux City Livestock Prices Aug 20 Summary
HOGS receipts 6,500 higher. mixed 18.50 to 20.20, lights 17.00 to 18.75, pigs around 18. CATTLE receipts 1,000 higher. steers 11.00 to 36.50, cows and heifers 8.60 to 11.50, calves 7.59 to 14.00. SHEEP receipts 360 steady.
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Sioux City
Hog and cattle market report from St Joseph
St Joseph Mo Aug 20 hogs receipts 4500 higher top 69.50 bulk 218.60 13.45 cattle receipts 2206 active steers 9.00 18.00 cows and heifers 5.50 16.00 calves 4.00 13.40 sheep receipts 1500 steady lambs 12.60 18.50 ewes 6.00 13.00
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St. Joseph
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Revised
Kansas City market notes show hogs receipts about 6 000 with mixed tops near 19.00 to 19.60. Cattle receipts around 14 000 with steers 17.00 to 18.25 and cows 6.25 to 12.00. calves 6.50 to 14.00. Sheep receipts about 3 000 with lambs 16.00 to 18.60 and yearlings 11.50 to 16.00.
St Louis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
St Louis stock prices show August receipts for hogs at 18.65 to 20.00 per cwt with various classes listed. Cattle receipts total 6,900 with steers around 11.50, heifers 9.8 to 16.5, cows 7.30 to 12.50, calves noted. Sheep receipts 6,000 steady with lambs 14.00 to 17.00 and ewes at 11.00.
Prices in New York market for dairy and poultry goods
New York August 20 butter firm with creamery and firsts higher than extras. Eggs irregular with large receipts and varied grades. cheese firm with state fresh specials. Poultry live steady with broilers and fowls quoted. dressed stock and old roosters noted. Other city reports include butter and eggs steady in Chicago and St Louis, and grain prices at Minneapolis with cash No 1 northern wheat quoted.
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New York
Lee
Chicago
Liberty 34s at New High Mark in Mixed Stock Market
New York reports Canadian Pacific up 3 percent leading gains as rails and several blue chips climb. General Motors, American Telephone, and Baldwin Locomotive rise while Liberty 34 332s hit a new high at 103.10. Toledo seeds prices and London money markets follow with modest shifts.
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New York
Pacifi
United States Steel
New York Airbrake
Wisconsin
Union Pacific
St. Paul
General Motors
American Telephone
American Can
Steel Foundries
Railway Steel Spring
Baldwin Locomotive
Liberty
Distillers
Waterloo Market Prices Jump Amid War Time Rationing
The Waterloo market report lists prices for cattle veal dairy items and by products with multiple grades and weights. It notes general farm and dairy goods values, hay prices and hides as context. The piece closes with a geopolitical note on German recruitment of women for Russian language studies taught by Russian prisoners intended for future traveling sales roles.
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Germany
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Sterloo Evening Coutuel and Dau,y
Ais
Dash Hines
Ub Gael
Cpp
L. S
R. Fe
Daily Reporter
CH. Ishi
Kreiderling
N. Kinderling
Grice and
Warrys Keiderling
Ce O. Rg
Estes
Bousehold
Lesness
Iowa Warehouse Company
Shea
Wight
Sam Pinkerton
Mittals D
Reed St
Colemba
He. Barr Co
Chiczza
Mnu
Glenwood
Barrage
Vicente Les Telagy
TS Fam Entre
Sullivan
bLinn
Yoo Rouse
Sullvan Hine
Ced
Yeqark
Amd
Eas
Getan Ab
Helstents
Mat- Ataeh Ie
Heal” Ratate
Sarge
David Weed
Neibe
Uilor
Wellin
Autombiles
Puswett
Wiseman! Motor Co
West Fat
Baleo
Wagerman
Ludenemic Ave
Paige Automoi
Thone
Isie
Loran
Iown Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wilson
Marsh
L. S. Byons 5Age
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minn
Stornange
Rhone
Iowa
Plone
Broadway
Fowler
Hero
Rouni
Waterloo Foundry Co
Jeferson
Vermont St
Renal
Sun Partor
Wara
Cedar River Park
Dhone
Frice Aino
Cabinet Phonograph
Frederick Dekec
Waverly
Ions
Route T
Fin West Side
Echo de Parise
L'Ttomme Libre
Coe
Plainfield
Yanks
Hamel Wood
Clase
Castle Hill
ST. Ansgar
Ben Highland
Duluth
T. H. Hume
Wm. Galbreth
Fayette
H. E. Falk
Leona Miller Crove
la Crosse
Flossie Dodge
Mabel Wilson
Montrose
ST. Louis
St. Loui
Peoria
coTrTrox
Mercantile Paper
Mercantile Paaper
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Ravens City
Tawuitry
Hutter
Bunneatolis Grain
Northern
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Clondomw Money
London
Waterloo Markets
Fuour
Sorss
Yosters
New Orleans
St. Charles
Dixie Delta
St. Charles Development Co
F. Rank
Marsh-Place
Fischer
Camgon Bros & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
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