Waterloo Want Ads Show Prices and Listings Dense
Classified clippings from Waterloo Courier reveal Want Ads offering rentals jobs and misc items. Notable entries include apartment rents geese moving sales and piano buys with pricing like 1c per word 25c minimum and 1c per line for dashes. The page lists numerous rooms for rent and personal notices with contact phone numbers and names.
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Kivery Bodys
Waterloo Ready Courier
CK Cape
Paraxiapas
Iserton
South Dakota Men Plan Film Expedition to Jivaro Territory
Two South Dakota explorers M. J. Johnson and L. Y. Becker prepare an expedition to explore the Jivaro and Materomas regions in South America. They aim to film the bead shrinking ritual of the Jivaro and document cannibal practices amid warnings of danger from the headhunting tribes. Johnson, a former Highlander and Culver instructor, discusses risks and the desire to obtain authentic footage for a forthcoming series.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Tvo
South Dakota
M. ¥. Johnson
LU. Y. Becker
South America
Johnson
Highlanders
Hell
United States
Culver Institute
Rocky
John ‘Son
Germany
Jivaros
Toro
Wilds
Cuenca
Americeng
Materomas
Péruliar
Inaugurates New Flag for Secretary of State
Washington reports the first official flag flown for the secretary of state as Bainbridge Colby sails toward South America aboard the Florida. An executive order dated November 25 defines a blue field with the department’s arms in white and gold stars beside. A flag was crafted due to no prior official standard, to accompany Colby on his mission and appear on shipboard and shore visits. Also notes a bovine detour in Dallas as Bossie visits a vaudeville house and ends at the city pound after an unwelcome reception.
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Washington
United States of America
Bainbridge Colby
South America
Florida
Norfolk
Department of State
Navy Department
Secretary of State
Colby
Desree
Sam’si
Dallas
Tex
Big City
Stix
Elm Street
Lamar
Shei
Bessie
Stocks Fall on New York Exchange Amid Broad Selloff
On December 21 the New York Stock Exchange saw broad selling with a opening burst pushing many issues to new lows. Replogle Steel led declines along with American Beet Sugar and American Can while American Locomotive and United States Steel drifted lower. A late rally helped a few issues but overall market pressure persisted with notable drops in Bethlehem Steel and Union Pacific.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Indrkel Ag
U. 3
St. Paul
MOR
Sears-Hoebuck
American Car& Foundry
American Smelting & Aver
American
Sumer
Tobacco
Bot
American T. & T. Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin
Baltimore
Ohbio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
the” Steel
Motors
Great Northern
Goodrich Co. Int
International Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pure .Ol Co
Rap. Iron, A& Sinclair
Southern Favishc Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation - Texas Co
Union -Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Gteh Copper
Gearing
Ro & An
Entra Lf Ltd
Giofa
Clara Smith Christmas at Home, Mother Says
Chicago December 21 Wheat trading mixed with weak stock mood and cautious buying. Openings held steady but later slipped amid fears of an emergency tax on farm products. Corn and oats firmed then eased as losses in cotton and stocks pulled markets down. Provisions rose on hogs strength.
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Chicago
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Barat
Iwc
Associated Press
Mary
Paso
Tex
Jake Ha
Grain and Provisions: Chicago Cash Quotations
Dispatches report grain and wheat prices from Chicago and Kansas City and mention nearby market updates. The El Paso section adds a murder case involving Clara Smith with family statements about her Christmas plans and impending trial in Fort Worth.
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Clara
United States
el Paso
Fort Worth
Mexico
J. L. Smith
Clara Smith
Bodies of Murderers Taken By Relatives
The body of Alson B. Cole, electrocuted at Nebraska prison, lies in a Lincoln funeral chapel awaiting care by his brother from Central City. Allen V. Grammer, second principal in the double execution, was taken to Palmer, Nebraska, for burial by relatives.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Alson B. Cole
Nebraska Prison
Central City
Allen V. Grammer
Palmer, Neb
Plainfield notes and regional market items in brief
Plainfield and nearby communities are mentioned with travel, preaching, and social visits. The record lists Adrian Holmes of Florida preaching at a Baptist church, Miss Gertrude Wade visiting Ceaar Falls, and Mr. Alva Carney traveling from Waterloo to carry mail, plus various local movements and receipts in grain and livestock markers across Minneapolis Saint Louis Toledo and New York markets.
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A. H. Davis
Helena
Mant
Unity Club
L. R. Dockerty
Ethiya Jones
Mitchell
Thompson
Frank Fotter
Calmar
Potter
Prices for New York dairy and poultry amid unsettled markets
Chicago and St Louis reports show varied dairy and poultry prices. Butter and eggs move differently by region with receipts and firmer values for cattle and turkeys noted, while live poultry and fowls see mixed changes.
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New York
Chicago
Amasony
Kansas
St. Louiis
Cattle and Hogs Weigh In As Markets Edge Higher
Chicago livestock receipts show cattle steady to strong with beef steers around 13.25 bids, fats steady, and calves rising amid improved quality. Hogs 45,000 head active with most prices up, top hogs at 9.45 for 169-170 pounds. sheep receipts 12,000 with fat lambs higher and feeder lambs noted.
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Chicago
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Receipts: cattle 4000, hogs 10000, sheep 1700. Steers slow to bulk $7.00–$7.60, cows $5.00–$6.00, heifers $5.50–$7.75, vealers $10.50–$11.00. Hogs active, bulk $9.20–$9.40, sows up 25c, pigs down 1c, up to $9.65. Sheep bidding steady, lambs $10.80 paid by city butcher, good lambs $20.25 paid by packers.
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East ST. Louis
Omaha Livestock Market Reports Mixed Hog and Sheep Gains
Hogs receipts 7000 with prices 15 to 25 cents higher for bulk medium and light butchers and top at 9.25. Cattle receipts 2200 with common quality, best steers around 9.60. Sheep receipts 4000 generally higher, lambs up to 11.00, ewes around 4.50. Sioux City market reports 4000 with higher most categories. Cattle receipts 1000, fat cows and feeders steady to higher. Sheep small, ready for sale.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
CATTE
Colorado
Omaha
Neb
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported At Noon On December 21
New York prices for Liberty bonds at noon show bids and various series in the 4s to 5s range. Trading figures include First 4s at 85.01, Second 4s around 84.04, Third 4s near 86.10, Fourth 4s about 98.98, and Victory bonds near 4.88 with 4s at 94.44. Flour prices in Illinois rise marginally with family pat ent prices listed at 9.10 to 9.33 per bushel.
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Liberty Bords
New York
Ilberty
BRS
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