Want Ads Marketplace in Waterloo Paper Declares Community Hub
Historical Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter highlights its Want Ad section as a community marketplace for all, noting low ad costs per word and a minimum charge. Ads range from employment leads to real estate, with dense listings across real estate, services, and merchandise.
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Waverloo Resds Courier
Inc
Apne
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Pally Reporter
Till Forbid Ad Policy in Waterloo Evening Courses
Advertisers must submit written orders to discontinue want ads run till forbid to avoid misinstruction by phone. A printed blank is provided with each ad for the advertiser to return when stopping. Discontinuation requests must reach the office by 1600 hours to take effect that day, otherwise ads run until the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Coursesi
Daily Reporter
For Sale Miscellaneous Household Items and Rentals
Late addition wants ads list stoves refrigerators oak heaters office press tables and furniture. Includes small clock Reed baby carriage wringer wash dolly and gas range. Also notes electric appliance table and a bungalow for sale near Grant Ave. Room with board sought for teachers in a modern East Side house with phone contact.
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Tin Grant Ave
Bhgs
East Aide
Deadly Minnesota cyclone wipes out towns and deaths toll rises
Reports from Tyler and Mankato indicate many fatalities and extensive destruction as a cyclone yesterday demolished the business district and residences in Tyler, with 96 killed and 48 injured confirmed at one point and more victims feared. Hospitals, banks, and power facilities were destroyed. casualties include nurses and dozens missing.
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Taven
Frre Banks
Hive General
Leatstone
Anna
Mankaro
Mina
Mankato
Dubuque Doctor Elected Honorary President of Tri-State Medical Group
Dr. James W. Guthrie of Dubuque was elected honorary president at the Tri-State Medical Association closing session in Madison. Dr. L H Prince of Sparta was chosen president and Dr. D G Smith of Freeport was named secretary and treasurer. Rockford Illinois won the next convention location.
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Madison
Wis
James W. Guthrie
Dubuque
Iac
Tri-State Medical Association
L.H. Prince
Sparta
D. G. Smith
Freeport
Rockford
Ill
Anesville Janesville Church Notes Highlight Local Life
The Rev Spry preached at the MM E church with a quarterly conference showing 175 members, 1 wedding, 8 infant baptisms, and church finances including a $5700 valuation and parsonage at 300, installing electric lights at 3208, painting at 165, plus 100 Sunday school members.
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Janesville
Mr. Spry
MM. E
Elght
M. E
Eva
Grace Johnston
Des Moines
Owen Tay
Marathon
Warren
W. BR. C
Ey Roser
Local Notes From New Hartford August Visit Snippets
New Hartford reports visitors and travels: Sprague and Vera visited Ackles. Edgar Yukon and family camp on the Iowa river for a week. Mrs. Clara Hupnerts and daughter left for New Mexico. Fay Weaver of Elkhart Indiana visited grandmother Agnes Colvin. Mrs. B D Wright attends the R national encampment at Port Ore and visits friends en route.
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New Hartsford
Sprague
Vera
Ackles
Edgar Yukon
Iowa River
Clara Hupnerts
New Mexico
Fay Weaver
Elkhart
Ind
Agnes Colvin
B.D. Wright
Port- Ore
Wanted Help and Rentals Advertisements
Wanted salesman for bakery wagon and one truck driver competent. Address 402 Commercial St. Wanted to heat 2 or 3 modern unfurnished rooms or small apartment. Phone Red 1994. For rent a clean nicely furnished room with steam heat unlimited hot water east side. Phone Red 231. Rent or sale room modern house will consider good car as part payment. Telephone S551 303 Read St.
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A Moonlit Reunion Ends A Second Chance
Edith and Jim reunite at a mountain hotel under a moonlit arbor. She admits love and asks for another marriage, while Jim reveals he remarried and now has a young son, tempering hopes with reality.
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Little Mountain Hotel
St. Jim
Jim
Edith
Dumont Neighbors Welcome Service Members and News
Dumont residents share news of enlistments and homecomings from the navy while noting weddings and family letters. Local families report service milestones, attendance at church events, and upcoming school openings as the community adapts to wartime life.
Market notes show corn and provisions movements in Chicago beat
Chicago markets open with corn in moderate demand as prices edge up then slip on profit taking. October futures rise to near 1.66 and settle weaker, while other grains show scattered gains. Provisions stay dull and steady as quotes drift. unemployment and other farm staples listed with varied figures in the day’s ledger.
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Chicago
Bank Clearings and Local News From Waterloo Iowa
Bank clearings for the week ending August 22 1918 reported by the Waterloo Clearing House association show figures per day plus year over year comparisons. The column also notes instruments filed chattel mortgages and the number of instruments to date with decreases from the previous year. Local items include a Freeport Illinois stenography graduate taking a government post, calls to Cedar Falls county board for local men, and weather impacted threshing and farming activity. Socials and church events at Rev Jay Felter s home and Ladies Aid society plans are described along with minor medical incidents among residents.
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Br Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Howard Gaston
Irs
George Trautman
Jay Felter
Ladies’ Act] Society Treasury
W. F. Spry
Waterloo
Methodist Church
Emerson Marble
Ed Marble
Glen Poyner
Ladies’ Aid Society
P's
Readlyn August Marriage Notices and Local Visits
Readlyn brief notes record the marriage of Gehring to Miss Mathias at Westgate and departure for China. Also mentions visits by Mrs Filmer Knief and her mother, Henry Beevers trip to New Hampton, Mrs Wm Klemm and Rheinart at Fleetwood in Tripoli, and Hugo Gehring’s wedding at Westgate with Theodore Gehring attending. Minor items include sick list, a newborn at Lund, and relatives visiting Rev Hesse’s family with furlough details and new home moves.
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Readlyn
Muko Gehring
Waterton
Theodore Gehring
Thahe
Hugo
Westgate
Greten Kuief
Flom
Henry Kuhljman
Lund
Hesse
Wisconsin
Algie Fettkether
Wroyert Thur Fettkether
Camp Pike
Bick
Dem Mersch
Wm. Blasberr
Hogs and cattle market notes with mixed prices
Aug 22 hogs show receipts around 000 with top stock at 20.00 dollars and various hog price ranges. Cattle receipts near 10 000 with good to prime beef prices from 13.85 to 17.00 for steers and 7.75 to 13.06 for cows and calves, lambs and ewes also listed with mixed values.
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb Aug 22 hogs receipts 9500 steady lower prices to 18.40 for 265-315 lb range heat 18.50 18.15 pigs 16.00 18.90 bulk 18.20 18.40 cattle receipts 3000 steady steers 11.50 17.50 cows and heifers 7.50 12.50 calves 10.00 13.50 sheep receipts 28000 steady lower wethers 12.00 14.00 ewes 10.50 12.75 lambs 16.75 17.40 yearlings 13.00 14.50.
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St. Louis
Surier
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Waterloo
Sioux City Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Hog prices circle around 48.75 and 418.10 per hundredweight with a 15.40 spread for different grades. Cattle receipts total 1,000 with steady market for steers cows and heifers. Sheep receipts reach 600 with prices holding steady.
St Joseph Livestock Prices Ledger Mixed Cattle and Sheep
St Joseph Missouri market notes Aug 42 receipts show cattle at 2,200 with steady prices. steers 9.00 to 15.00, cows and heifers 5.50 to 16.00, calves 6.00 to 14.00. Sheep 3,500 receipts marked lower limbs with ewes 6.00 to 12.50 and lambs up to 17.50.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs receipts about 5000 with steady prices. Heavy hogs near 15.73 to 19.34 and packers a bit higher. Cattle receipts around 5000 with steady steer and calf prices 8.59 to 14.50. Heifers 9.00 to 14.50. Sheep receipts 3009 with lambs about 16.00 and yearlings 11.50 to 16.00. Wethers 10.00 to 14.50 and ewes 9.00 to 13.75.
St Louis Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported at Market
Receive totals and price ranges for hogs sheep and cattle from St Louis market with varied weights and classes. Mixed quality notes for steers heifers cows calves and butchers bulls appear alongside price quotes and receipts figures. Waterloo market lists grain prices hay and livestock by type and condition with regional suppliers and commodities.
Prices in New York and other markets show mixed changes
Trading across cities on August 22 covers butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, and grain. New York reports firm butter with higher creamery receipts, while eggs vary by grade. Chicago notes unchanged butter and cheese, with mixed potato quotes. Kansas City and St Louis list steady poultry and wheat prices, and Minneapolis shows wheat receipts with varied Northern values.
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St Louis
Hudson News and Births Update from August
Hudson Iowa notes: Don and Mrs Gutknecht welcome a daughter born Monday. Aug 39. Gutknecht is in a New Jersey camp. Threshing delayed by rain. Local youths Guy Marrow Philip Meuller and Arthur Hanson left for Ames to train at the mechanical school. Stella McDowell learns her brothers Ray and Chester in France have promotions Ray promoted to first sergeant Chester made corporal. Chester broke his arm. George Goddard suffers blood poisoning in his arm and has been unable to work this past week.
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Williston
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Harold Thompson
Gordon Becker
Vernard Rogers
Walter Peterson
Leslie Pfaltzgraf
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Guy Marrow
Philip Meuller
Arthur Hanson
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Stella McDowell
Ray
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Liberty 33s Hit New High On New York Exchange
Liberty 33s surge to a new maximum of 102.50 on the N Y Stock Exchange marking a record rise from the prior close. Market opens steady but turns irregular as leaders retreat and calls for restraint on loans weigh on Industrials and equipment stocks. Leather preferred among few gains with minor movements in cotton, metals, sugar, and mercantile papers.
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