CARDS OF THANG LODGE NOTICES
A jumble of local notices reports illnesses with pneumonia and influenza cases in Dumont. Mrs Hartson and Miss Hartson attend funeral duties. infant and mother deaths noted. Pvt Barold Thompson returns on furlough. Freese family plagued by flu and pneumonia. subsequent deaths. Local listings advertise rental houses at 271 Hone and 722 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Wendt
Dumont ‘Cemetery
Rev. G. Cowelty
Ithem
Barold Thompson
Farma Island
Henry Freese
C. Baumgartner
For Rent Room Listings From A Local Ada Area
Multiple rental ads indicate furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent in Ada Jefferson and Willston Bayard areas. Listings mention no children, heat included, corner properties on Sixth Lafayette Flevater and Willston Bayard Streets with phone numbers Red 171 and Lied 3403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Imdy
Bisa
Bay Care & Courier
Ada Jefferson
Tarego
Willston
Bayard
Sia
For Sale Automobiles Yer Sale 1917 Ford Touring
For sale a 1917 Ford Touring car listed by Auto Exchange. The ad mentions a Pope delivery, several garage terms, and pricing around half price. It lists three cars in various conditions and invites interested buyers to contact at a street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Exchange
Theta
Real Estate For Sale Listing Passages From OCR Mess
Real estate advertisement mixed with garbled OCR text. Mentions sale options, prices like 100 and 250, and nearby landmarks such as a school. Ambiguous details and corrupted names reduce clarity, but indicates a quick sale emphasis and location near a highway.
For Sale Miscellaneous Items and Notices
Wide mix of sale ads including furniture, tools, and appliances from piano to dining tables onward plus legal notices from Waterloo Iowa and Black Hawk County. Items include dining table chairs, heavy auto chains, planes, a cooker, typewriter, barn with poultry, yearling Jersey, and a kilns of odds and ends with contact details and prices. Also legal notices regarding divorce petition and property assessments plus district court notices and property schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benge
Steve
Howard
Urent
M. Vatersourg
Lowh
Batyalue
Lurerona Music House
Boud
Hottman
Waterloo
Wwe
Berkeley Automatic Electric
Naik Swat
Mir- Ear
Sycamare
Ills
Ted
Ty Owings
Ist Wranklin
Berpaine
Ayay Mathi
Edison Dicommend
Property Notice and Court Foreclosure in Black Hawk County
In Black Hawk County Iowa a district court notice announces a four week publication for a case involving real estate in Cherokee and Overton townships, naming heirs and unknown claimants. The action seeks to quiet title, partition, or sale of parcels including the east half of the northeast quarter in section 18, and multiple described tracts with detailed metes and bounds. The filing includes claims against Emma Ball and others, with dates tied to December 1918 and January 1919, and mentions associated financial and probate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth Street
Miller's
Pleasant Street
Kinck
Stasewond
Jeferson
Nevada Street
Pitcher's
Park Road
Bleker & Brunober Land Co
West Ninth Street
Leavitt & Johnson & Miller
Johnson Street
Walerioo
Towa
City OF
Waterloo
Iowa
Johnson
Wotle—M
District Court of Iowa
Black Hawk County
Lilian Russell-Lamson
Black Hawk C
P.M
Tow
Charlies Hall
Nall
Parley Jennings
Jennings
Jerateas
Yalehty-Ning
Ath
Black Tire
Jawa
St. P. M. Black Hawks
Charles Hull
Halli
Par
Sens
District Court
Black Hawk
Pier
Omar
Netto Nichols
Real Estete
Teleningi
Hawk County
Ee Inelon
Sale
Asataa
Waterton
Danuare
Snean Torcashar
Iegreider
Tuwa Motico
iIn
Iowe
Tinek Haw
Orig Vin
Plafatit
Leepfeire
Tia
Wreelen O
We Bedford
Anedisw Ostman
Blak Jak Mary Martin
Mehard
Eat Berson
Landol
Cherokee County
Iawa
Trent
Overton
Townsahin
Tlarck Hawk County
Wong Sale
Beg Ning
Said
Pui Gia Gap
Justus Brehm
Wriday
Ms Thane West
Deual Heath
Tex West
Texv
Brehm
Tilauten Weet
Rez Cat
State of
Rlrack Hawk
Leon P. Davis
Emma ©. Ball
Emma J! Ball
Iso
Emma G. Ball
Presbyterian
Warren Tay
Louie Timion
John Bigh
Pearl
Burkh
Bertha Johnston
Fants
Fa‘efalm
Claude Johnston
Albert Hosmer
Allen Sharp
Ed Mapes
Helen
J. C. Sens
al Stivers
Olin
C. P. Sonariplaintiff
Emma C
Beaver Lodge
Gail
A. F
A. M
Lovie Kaine
Emma O Ball
Williams to Speak at Presbyterian church in Janesville
Rev. Mr. Williams of Ce dlar Falls occupied the Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday in Janesville and spoke on The New Era. He will speak again next Sunday, urging members and supporters to decide if the church should engage him for the winter. News also notes Mrs Farnsworth and Mrs You are asked to appear for a Davenport court session in January 1919. Reports of local marriages births travel and various notices fill the page along with real estate ads and service postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Mobtity
Oma
Getane
Platbluit
Axel Varian
Elena
Bitack Dhusele County
Aturesmla
Denertian
Siam
Piri
Cauke
Tyra
Amd
Court of Flack
Waterloo
Tawa
Grace M. Anelson
Sy CL. Rudolph
Mer
Nation of Eeeinert
City of
Newton Street
Lote
Roach Pure
Seash Park
Fullerton Avenue
Cedar River Park
Cedar River Park Wheteek Street
Newell
Slong
Barclay Street
Kallybury Street
Epside
Salishure
Sumner St
Hammond & Steplins
Gable Street
Manson St
Manson's
Thirt Street
Stip
Grevei Avenue
Wooddawn
Baruich Avenue
Searth
Sixth Bt
Alles
Western Avenue
Taltimare
Rapid Bt
C. G
W. Ry. Co
I Vaurhin Street
Rock Island Avenue
Cy. T! PR
Rick
Klark
Westfield
Faglawond Avenue
Esi
Janney
Treadford Avenues
Retarny Aad
al Wiese
Mi Auburn Savings Bank
Dubuque
Geo. McKinstry
The
Christian Church
Garrett
Amhaal Abildenate Wimkd
Janesville
Mr. Willams
Céflar Falls
Presbyterian Purple
Williams
Reed
EK Smalling
Cecil Briden
James Kirby
Harold
EL. Farnsworth
Peltetini
C. E. S. Grand
Cchapter
Davenport
New Hart
Ilence Dun
Fickett, Swisher & Farwell
Horns
Nettle Evans
Piaintir
Marie Farnsworth
Secre
Tary
Anna Hemenway
Addie Roadman
Dewar
Ter
Tattys’ Aid
Por
Rothe
James Rinck
Wan Brakex
Inquire PB
Coaullatte
Cap Schmitt Sherif
Markets Corn Quotations Change Rapidly at Chicago Hogs
75,000 hogs priced down about 10c from yesterday with mixed bids across the pit. Cattle receipts slow with light demand. feeders steady as attention turns to corn markets. Prices fluctuated but closed near wide bounds as traders priced in labor and supply factors.
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Chicago
U. S
Chicaro
Lee
Anes
Coleagn
Hana Fisey Lsiuhsruhsen
Sac Adivis A
Winter term opens as area schools resume work
In Raymond Staymond a winter term begins with teachers Mr and Mrs B Hull reporting letters from son John Hulk describing his France service. Mrs Frank Weber visits relatives near Walker while plans advance for a Methodist church Christmas play. Grandchild news, snowstorm effects on Thanksgiving gatherings, and local church societies holding a parsonage meeting are noted. Grant Peverill recovers from illness. distant letters from Nick Weber say time in France continues. Market notes following mention export inquiries show mixed prices in provisions and overall weak tone.
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Staymond
Poyner No
Broell
B. Hull
John Hulk
Prance
Frank Weber
Theodore Klebach
Walker
Methodiat Churen
Haimen
Elmer Trible
Alcy
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women's Home Missionary Society
Fetter
Nick Weber
Jrance
Ned Bean
Grant Peverill
Grain and live stock prices across St Louis and Kansas City
Reports from St Louis and Kansas City show mixed receipts in grains and strong cattle and hog markets. Prices range for hogs and cattle vary by class with supplies steady and buyers active, while sheep demand remains steady. Markets reflect regional trading dynamics and early week price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Helfere
Sioux City Livestock and Kansas City Grain Quotations
A compilation of livestock and grain quotations from Sioux City and major markets. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices listed alongside cash grain bids for corn, oats, rye, wheat, and seeds from Chicago, Kansas City, Peoria, Minneapolis, Omaha, St Louis, and Toledo stations. Prices shown for No. 2 yellow corn, No. 1 red wheat, No. 2 white oats, and futures for seeds. Includes market notes and receipt counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
VLATA
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Earth
Milo Pater
Peoria
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Omaha
Neb
ST. Louis
Siena
Prices From New Fort Produce Market Report
New Fort New York December 5 butter receipts 4614 tubs creamery up 8 percent extras 92 senta firsts 14. Metes stock No 2 41 4liac. Cheese 1334 boxes slate whole milk flats fresh specials 3 36 percent. Poultry alive irregular fowls 226 26ec old rooster 19 20e turkeys 2n¢ Chicago. Butter unchanged eggs receipts 1837 cases onchanged potatoes 38 cars poultry alive lower fowls 217 2160 springs 210 turkeys 24c St Louis Missouri December 5 poultry hens 22l4cj springs 23c ducks 24c geese 20 butter creamers 66c eggs 62c Kansas City Missouri December butter eggs poultry unchanged.
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New York
C. Foultey
Chicago
St. Laws
St. Louis
Washburn community notices and railway timetable items
Howard Wildes and family visited the J.C Burr home near Traer. A four patriots meeting at Washburn school Friday will offer sandwiches and coffee to raise funds for the Red Cross. August Golinvaux and Christopher Girsch, home from military service, are the first local veterans to be honorably discharged. Illinois Central timetable lists arrivals and departures for routes to Dubuque, Chicago, Fort Dodge, Omaha, and nearby towns with multiple daily services. Waterloo market notes show stock fluctuations, with a general decline in Liberty bonds and commodity prices, and local listings for dairy and livestock prices and freight trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Howard Wildes
Hemmer
J.C Burr
Traer
Patriarts
Weshburn
Red Cross
August Golinvaux
Christopher Girsch
Camp Grant
Camp Pike
Leo Schaffer
Camp Dodge
Want Ads Policy Sparks Reader Engagement in Waterloo
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines want ad pricing and guidelines, emphasizing a one cent per word rate with a 25 cent minimum, line formatting, and caps styling. It argues the policy supports descriptive, effective ads and positions the paper's Want Advertising Department as a community marketplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Courier
Joe
Courier and
Daily Reporter
Merke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lodge
Lipeola Circle
Memorial Hall
Liliem Well
Clarinda
Dent
Jenne
All
Bry
Jene
Waterloo Clothing
Johnnie
Majestic Thestra Orchestra
Joe Lewis
Hile
Toan
Dawson
Fover Cafe
Pynder
Skeds
Cormer
Allen and
West Mullan
Teward
Fred J. Clark
W.afullan
Simnara
West Side
Lnique Cleaners
Tilingis
ED CL Wilson
West Inc
Alines
L. S. Varsans
Hone
Wagmner Om
West Ata West
Krent
Sncress Guaranstead
Jeranpiete Oveit
Morrison Laboratory
Base x
Francis A. March
Peyton C. March
Cormplete
Sio
Preferiet Vale
Credit Siven
Outfit Free
Victory Publishing Company
Dearborn, Chirnse
Fisher
A.M
Dunkerton
Tava
Phony
KimballiAr Por Sula
Jesup
Injee
Parsons Storage Dept
Pacific Coast
Brrd Transfer Co
Virane
Jews Warehouse Co
Parma Eurtties Co
Lincoln Bank
Marsh
State of Jow Fur
AL Aye
Mabel
Rt J
Arthy
Triet Court of the
Bines Rmuwk
Rene Seenmd
Waon Ue
Rene
Wit
Rayne
T. Knatt
Trey
Goars
Plow
Dane
Hewisd Pyter
Ies
Phe
Ron
Fred S. Meliit
Dle Lvoe
Trict
Jlank
Louis Leman Diers
Kans Leoper
Kimball
S. D
Conrad
Auburn
Mt Auburn
Frank Struve
Canyy Dodge
J. N. Oliver
Tou Leste
Vinwaln Nah
Louis Livestock
St Louis
Lelfers
Sioux City Livestock
Toledo
New Fort
Stocks and Bonds
Illinois Central BB
Pomaha
Fort Dodge
Lions City
Fpart
Dodge
Dubuque Li Worth
Dutt Ss
Liocal
Alert Lea
Twin Cities
Albert Leaves
Albert Lea
Union Depot
Celwein
Stu
East Side
Chicago Ltd
South Bound
Des. M. & Ko G
M&koc
East Side Depot
Kansas C
Des Moines
Waverly
jWaverly
Cam
Cedar Rapids
Lesvye
Investire
United States Steel
United States Steel 13 Pocst Sees $:00 Pm 11:26 Pm 235 Pm 8:00 Pm Wvcal
Eseeee Vreees- Ilgo
Tiberty
Honda
Liberty
Stock Exchanger
BECK
Mercantile Paper
Ser Tork
Nec
f—Mercantile Po
Ade Ee
Commercial Oaks
Geman
Dave
Soedays
Als
Lab coTon
Tee
Thera
iWantee Ng
Male
Stear
Waterloo Evening Courier
New Hartford
Marsh-Place
V. I. Fischer
Lamson Bros & CO
Ocricago Board OF Trade
Simond OA da’ Grain & mdi CO
Postal Telegraph Building
C. G. Larrabee
Mgr
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