Till Forbid Ad Discontinuation Notice
Memorandum directs ads to be discontinued only on written order by 10 p.m. If not received by then, the advertisement cannot stop until the next day.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
3
Memorandum directs ads to be discontinued only on written order by 10 p.m. If not received by then, the advertisement cannot stop until the next day.
For sale notices list 40 acres near Waterloo with house plans and nearby amenities. Real estate ads describe seven room homes, school proximity, price offers, and multiple properties in Black Hawk County. A January 1917 district court notice targets unknown claimants of land in section 36 and requests confirmation of title.
Martha Triem seeks to quiet title to multiple tracts in Black Hawk County Iowa against unknown heirs and defendants alleging prior deeds and conveyances by Clarissa Olds Mary Burgess and others. The petition claims adverse possession and requests a decree confirming plaintiff s ownership and barring others from asserting claims. A January 2 1917 term is set with default consequences if not answered.
Legal notice details a complex land description in Black Hawk County Iowa including sections eight nine and one in township eighty eight north range twelve west plus various government lots and parcels. It lists multiple defendants and unknown claimants, asserts a quiet title action by Samuel S Whallon and associates, and outlines mortgage statuses and requests for judgments, cancellations, and public notice of proceedings set for January 1917 in Waterloo.
Amsterdam reports the Cologne Gazette lists Austria's new cabinet with Premier Alexander Spitzmuellar and ministers for interior defense education justice railways finance labor agriculture and Galicia's minister. In Savannah Georgia judge W W Lambdin of the United States district court died in his office after an hour illness.
Wheat prices surged on President Wilson's peace note as trading opened with gains, then eased before recovering. May and July futures moved from about 1.55 to 1.83 and 1.35, while corn and oats showed modest gains. Officials cited export demand and laterSecretary Lansing's remarks as influencing the day’s volatility.
The Chicago cash market shows mixed results across wheat corn and oats with bids for No 2 yellow and No 4 white wheat and assorted yellow white and mixed corn prices. Winnipeg and Minneapolis futures edge higher on May and Dec contracts while Kansas City and Liverpool list varying Wheat and Corn figures. Prices across regions reflect fluctuating demand and supply conditions with several months and contract terms cited.
The Waterloo market page lists prices for milk products, eggs, butter, and potatoes, with figures for creamery and dairy butter, various potatoes per bushel, poultry items like hens and ducks, and butcher cattle terms. It reflects wholesale and retail pricing cues and local market terminology of the era.
Chicago and New York markets report butter eggs cheese and produce prices with steady to unchanged trends and varied receipts. Real estate transfers include Black Hawk County abstracts, May DeLong and others, with farm stock and hides pricing listed amid market entries.
Demand remained strong for hogs pushing prices about 100 cents above yesterday. Cattle/trains were late causing slower trade with cows and heifers dominant. Sheep sold well. receipts: hogs 45,060 cattle 8,800 sheep 14,900. tomorrow’s estimated hogs 45,000 cattle 3,500 sheep 14,006.
Kansas City market results show hogs with 6,000 receipts, prices mainly 4.50 to 10.30. cattle receipts 2,000 with higher opening, steer and heifer prices around 6.50 to 11.85. lambs and sheep receipts 6,090 with prompts at 12.19 for lambs and 8.00 to 9.09 for ewes and feeders.
South Omaha Neb December 21 cattle receipts 3000 steady opens native steers 7.50 to 15.60 cows and heifers 6.00 to 25 Western steers 6.50 to 9.25 Texas steers 6.00 to 7.25 stockers and feeders 6.00 to 9. The hog market receipts 7600 opened higher heavy 9.90 to 10.20 best 9.60 to 10.00 bulk of sales 9.75 to 10.40. Sheep receipts 6700 market opened higher yearlings 8.75 to 10.75 feeders 8.25 to 9.50 lambs 12 to 14.19.
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