Local Notices From Waverly Greene and Rockford
Feb 5 to Feb 6 district briefs note movements and incidents. Mew W. Vossberg visits family near Waverly. property transfers include Elliott Property in Rockford and Metz Property sale. Mrs Snyder injured by ice fall. Greene reports Kesslers returning to manage two hotels, A L Be Mehnke residence, and families relocating to Cedar Rapids and Minnesota. A newborn to Ralph Real. erysipine attack eased for H. L. Lockwood. local short course attendees include Lucas Nettleton and Starkweather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford Rockford
W. Sinuin Lina Werwisse
de Elliott
Strom
Sleeter
William Snyder
Greene Greene
Frank Kessler
Fockford
Rece
Dex
Ala. Matuke
Totel
Milinks
Kimeball
AL Be
Razor Kimball
Cedar Rapids
Ralph
Dr. Groom
G. C
Mae
Tannts
Minnesota
Ed Cole
Florida
Het
Waterloo
Ira Marsh
Burt Squires
Dewitt Marsh
Aver
Fred
Eugene
Ore
Ralp Real
Lockwood
Pery Lucas
Leo Nettleton
Clarence Starkweather
Ames
Till Forbid Advertiser Discontinuation Policy
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter outlines that ads labeled til forbid may be discontinued only upon written order. A written order is required for any amendment to run counts, preventing telephone instruction errors. advertisers receive a printed blank to fill and return, with a copy kept for reference.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Vast Iowa paper boom and closures over two years
A state report shows 73 new Iowa publications started and 57 quit business in the last two years amid rising paper costs. Many defunct titles include older papers such as the Cedar Rapids Herald and Des Moines publications, with a wide list of cities and niche weeklies affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
W. S. Allen
Towa
Buxton Bulletin
Cedar Rapids Herald
Saturday Record
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Enterprise
Centerville Sun
Clinton
Clio Times
Greston American
Creston Independent
Danville Enterprise
Iillshore Enterprise
Des Mhines
Dental Record
Tournal of Osteopathy
the Guide
Motoring Life
Landman and Trader
Iowa Motorist
Good Roads Journal
Iowa Staats Anzeiger
Old Continental
Sunday Times
Dewitt Fertilizer
Elkader Nord
Iowa Herald
Fairfield
New Hampton
Nora Springs Tribune
Norwalk Free Press
Osage
Iowa Christian Endeavor
Oskaloosa
Prairieburg News
Red Oak
Shambaugh
Lions
Naily News
Sloan Free Press
Smithland Son
Spencer Jerard
Vic American
Willisea Leteer
Weldon American
Woden Watchman
Wall Street Opens With Serious Mood After War Break
New York February 5 stock market opens in a markedly somber mood unseen since the war began. Turnout amid Sunday developments hints at broad precautions nationwide. Early trading shows gains in American Smelting, Lackawanna Steel, Utah Copper, and Central Leather with United States Steel up two points on heavy volume. Bethlehem Steel advances early while new stock issues trade higher by about five points.
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New York
Fae
Germany
Stock Exchange
Lackawanna Steel
Utah Copper
Central Leather
Unites States Steel
Bethlehem Tee
Cedar Falls social and church notes spark local activity
Cedar Falls reports a busy slate with Mrs. W. Severin shopping in Chicago, the Pythian Sisters board party in their new lodge rooms, Sigma Phi sorority events, and a Cedar Falls Woman's club lecture recital by Miss Anna Gertrude Childs. Nearby visits include Mr. and Mrs. Stiva with relatives in Riceville, and multiple guests, musicales, and society meetings shaping community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Hi. W. Stiva
Riceville
Leo Paulger
Ladies’ Aid Society of First Methodi
G. W. Samson
G. W. Samson, Jr
Alta Santee
J. L. Batley
W. A. Severin
Chicago
Gladys Severin
State University
Madison, Wis
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Edeline Yblings
Miss Cristy
Earle A. Laker
Merner Will J Eutertain
Washington Street
Music and Drama Department
Wtrs
PLA
Rona
Anna Gertrude Childs
J. Erwin Evans
Leo Wiley
St Paul
Ubeft
Faye
Gladys Palmer
Florida
Nineteenth Century Club
F. C. Jackson
West Second Street
Cedar Falla
Louis Begeman
Iowa Street
S. O. Bailey
George Call
Myersdale
GC. McKinley
LaGrenge
Jil
W.N. Rockwell
Altho
Thomas ¥. Kate
Beaver Valley
Mary Peterson
H. N. Silliman
J. Bergman
Newton
Charles Connell
Bergman
Theodore Juhl
Lester
West Tenth
Walnut
Lily Arnett
Red Cross Society
Washington, D. C
Armett
Ren Cross Society
Presbyterian Manse
D. Wt
Y E Baker
Fulia B. Shaweer
Tremont Street
Second
Waterloo Iowa Advertising Letters of January 31 1927
A long list of mail advertised items for Waterloo Iowa includes numerous individuals such as Mrs. James Anderson Mrs. Dora Ault Miss Nora Blow Mrs. Helen Boyd Elizabeth Bridge and many more. It also lists dozens of buyers and sellers including C F Adams Glenn Allen Cecil Andros Leslie E Anthony and others along with business firms Conley Vic Dr Gla der Cow Chas and Annie E Klemm and Metcalf Hotel. The notice appears as a compiled postal advertisement with names and addresses and related real estate transfers noted by Black Hawk County Abstract Co.
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Waterloo
Towa
James aAnderson
Dora Ault
B. W. Baker
Nora Blow
Helen Boyd
Lizabeth Bridge
O. W. Bright
Charles Bryant
August Bush
Addie Cox
Mise Eva Craig
A. B. Curtiss
Cola Davis
Ais
Anna Delfs
Lee MM. Deal
Aliss Emma Eagle
Elsie Heemster
Francis Richie
J. Saxton
Vera Schmilien
Gladys Sires
L. Smith
Lou Smith
A. E. Smith
Vera. Snyder
Katherin Stoker
J. 1. Swesz
J. R. Thompson
Janie Thornton
Veda
D. Thompson
Wiss Artis Truner
Louie Weber
Wilson
Matte Welter
Wood
Matie Wools
EA. Wright
Minnie Zearing
C. F. Adams
Glenn Alen
Cecil Andros Lestie E. Anthony
B Barnes
C.F. Beving
I. Biehl
Thomas Hord
Carl FL Brown
FR. Bu
Haylinman
Hildebrand
M.S. Kfgnser
B. T. Hughes
Jensen
Wareld Jenkins
Mick Jorfens
T. L. Kennedy
Augustus Kimball
Howard Latimer
Walter Larse
M. Talle
James Lee
Mande le Vere
Tyman
Re RL OD
BleCormack
John McPaniel
Mr McGown
UN D. Mewes
AL McMullen
Austin McMuller
Glenni Margreta
Rev
A. T. Meyer
Flx
Myers
Peter Peterson
E. Dowell
Blair A’ Quick
Chariss J. Robeson
Wike Schmitt
Henry Schelth Seitz A. Sholler
Shubszin
John D. Smettz
Er Homer Thomas
Chris Temelis
Taalb
Tom
Rex FE
Valentines
Wii
Wasner
Clarenes Wer - Ross
Fred
R. Woraumut
Wolfe
Forefen
A. HH
Abercombie
Alfred Abbercromble
Ed Dodd
Schafer
Conley Vic
Gin Glad
Grain Letter Previewing Wheat and Market Activity
Lamson Bros report from Chicago on February 5 notes May wheat buying by cash interests and strength against deferred deliveries due to poor winter wheat news, with moisture shortages in the southwest and temperature swings threatening crops. Corn holds firm, rallies after early decline, and export inquiries and foreign buyers support a bullish tone. Oats align with corn as spot markets steady and price basis mirrors prior week, while optimism from eastern sources suggests improved oats, though political signals remain not bearish for oats.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Fea
Santa Fe Railroad Weekly
Southwest
Hingis
Missouri
Aly
Seaboard
Waterloc Markets and Dairy Prices Listed in Summary
Market notes show Weterlon Fob Wear and Gray Clear Quill patent entries with Wellington and barley corn oats and oil meal. Livestock quotes include good butcher steers and heifers, fair butcher cows, butcher bulls, canners and cutters, veal, hogs with premium ranges, and straw and hay baled. Also listed are eggs, creamery butter, dairy butter and related dairy products.
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Weterlon
Wellington
Oats Co
Mar Acstraw
P. Creamery Butt Creamery
Uty Creamery Butte Dairy Butter
Wheat Drops Off on Chicago Mart as Markets React
Wheat moved lower amid volatile trading at Chicago with rumors of Austria and Germany sea-war stance affecting sentiment. May and July futures fluctuated, closing modestly up from the day’s lows, while corn steadied and oats followed corn’s trend. Provisions rose sharply due to tight hog supplies, with high season prices reported.
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Chicago
Austria
Germany
Chicago and Minneapolis Grain and Cold Storage Prices
Quotations for Chicago cash wheat and corn with grades and prices, plus May July futures for wheat flax and corn across Minneapolis and other reports. Dairy, butter, lard, potatoes, poultry, and hides prices listed in dense ledger style with numerous figures.
Hogs Advance 25c Over Saturday
Chicago February market report cites scarce supplies and weak arrivals across hogs cattle and sheep due to cold weather. Yard receipts show hogs 21000 cattle 5000 sheep 16000 with tomorrow’s expected 15000 hogs 3000 cattle 3000 sheep 5000. Prices rise across hogs cattle and sheep with top hogs near 12.30 and cattle to 12.15.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hog receipts 9,900 with market opening higher. Hogs mostly 11.60 to 12.10, lightweight and sows 9.30 to 11.90. Cattle receipts 13,000, market steady. prime cattle 11.00 to 11.75, dressed beef 6.50 to 19.90, western steers 7.50 to 11.50, cows 6.00 to 9.50, stockers 6.75 to 10.00, calves 9.00 to 12.75. Sheep receipts 1,0000 with market 14.00 opening. yearlings 12.2, ewes 10.00 to 10.75.
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Kansas City
South Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Receipts
South Omaha cattle receipts total 800 with higher native and western steers and heifers selling between 5.30 and 9.00, stackers and feeders 6.50 to 6.06. Hog receipts 4,690 with opened higher market. heavy around 11.75 to 12.00, light 11.50 to 11.75, hogs mostly 11.65 to 11.90. Sheep receipts today opened steady at 12.80 with wethers 19.00 to 34.25. cows noted without complete figures.
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South Omaha
Chicago New York Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago and New York market notes show butter creameries firm with higher receipts9 with creamery extras 43 42 cents. Eggs firm with 4408 cases extra firsts 42 cents refrigerator nest 40 good to fair. Cheese firm 3583 boxes state specials 25 25 cents. Poultry alive steady no price dresseds chickens 19 25 cents fowls 24 turkeys 20 34 cents. Potatoes unchanged receipts 22 cars Wisconsin whites 1.85 to 2.00. Barley 1.00 to 1.27. Timothy 3.50 to 5.50. Lard 16.17 pork 29.86 ribs 15.00 to 15.50. Regular markets note unsettled live chickens news from Chicago and New York through February 6.
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Wisconwin
Aftehigass
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Colorado
New York
Beazdil Gears Up Protest Note to Germany
Rio de Janeiro February 5 Brazil completes a note of protest in response to Germanys unrestricted warfare and will delay sending it until after talks among American governments. President Wenceslau will summon a cabinet meeting to discuss the situation.
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Beazdil
Germany
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Wenceslau
Wifl SamMon
Descriptive Want Ads Mix in Local Listing
A fragmentary collection of want ads lists items for sale rental and services. Entries mention a small dark brown satin item possibly lost a four room cottage with furnace and utilities near West Tenth and a private room for rent near West Side. Other notes include washing and ironing by a widow with three children and a Black Soil Farm near Waterlon with 100 acres plow land for sale or rent. Names and phone numbers appear as contact options.
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Anton Wangler
Warus
Logan Avenue
Garrison Street
Bailan Trazne
Eave Cayrler
Heal Estate
West Fourth Street
Ani
Orner
Boling & Monro
Fairbank Iown
Onsida County
Bearskin River
Oman
Crosty
Rhinelander
Wis
Atuscell
West Tenth
Squire Ibid Jefferson
West ‘Side
Black Soil
Waterlon
EE. Wilson
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Palace Art Shoppe
Ho Fee
U. & Coli, Co
Xinds
East Fourth Street
Fendacace
Beginn
Care Courier
Java
Sonali
Actiress Capital Collection Co
Waterloo Millway Builders
Franklin Institute
B. Rochester
N.Y
Randolph Street
Banner Coffee Co
West
Caroneseas Matt
J. King
Cedar Helsmis
Waite
Gil
Litchfield Mtg. Co
R.C. Moore
Pums
Jows Securities Co
Beacxa Wand Fisnoe
Warsons
Umffton
Cadar Falls
Courker Printing Establishment
Esaerer
Pacific Coast
Superior Smsrvice
Bora Transfer Co
Minneapoil Inn
Herves
Nels Sorenson
Waterloo St
Orphington
Krudson
Lawler
Indy
Hudson
Mali
I. Mazer
S. Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Mear
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Servioe
Parsons
Fhone
Franklin Street
East First Street
East Street
Red
Independence Avenue
Glossis
Matire Bevank Transfer Co
Inquire L. Fe
wirret_ Por
Cottac
Randolph
Mansion Street
HOW
Lyon
Gun Tire
Wits
Maron
Rouse
Eyih Wares
Northwars
Clarksville
A. Clarksedils
Cedar Pastis
Robert Anderson
Gandy Quarter
Locain
Cheyenne County
Colo
A. G
Boling & Monroe
Vatrhank
Town
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Allan Cameron
Canada Pacific Ave
Calgary
Alberta
Michigan
Crerature Avi
George W
Courier Printing Establishment
Moving Picture Sales Co
Ellsworth
Chicsago
C. ¥. Clement
G. F. Clement
Dex Mothor
Winslow Winelaow
W. Vossberg
Waverly
Dvac
Tion
August Mossberg
Janesville
John Ernat
Metz
Wall Street
Cedar Falls Daily News
Hump
Evening Coure
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Photte
Real Estate Trawsry
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Harry W. Johnson
David
Watters
Fred H. Gaskins
Calvin A. Miller
G. R. Loomis
T. D. Rutledge
Riverview
Harken
Miriam Levin
Chas
A. Barnes
Johnson
Olu Ee
Roe
Joan Radafe
Clrl Williams
Patt
Hammond & Hankin
Want
Courier
Waterloc Markets
Caatss
Cnttago
Lil
Chicago Otah
Issec
Duluth
Mary
Wintines
Maneas City
Stugaxz
Hogs
Svestock
Union
Texas
Wester
Gorles
Finis
Nate Lambs
Sazio
Kansas City Livestock
South Omaha Livestock
Hotel Bulls
Wilbert Shallenberger
Thoss Trave
Illinois
Duroc
Smalling & Son
Utility Stork Farm
Bork
FL & NL Fy
In Porte City
Mary Farrow
Crimson Wonder
Sir Gano
Gano
Burk
S.O. Smalling & Son
McDowell Place
Eastland
K. J
Rosemeier Bros
le. W. Redford
Oscar Tostlebe
Prain
Chitazo
C. G. Larrabee
Marsh
Market News
Samson Bros. & CO
Chicago Roar OF Trade
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