Want Ads Rate Changes Hit Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier want advertising department outlines new rates with a minimum 25 cent charge and 6 cent per line for light and black caps text. It notes ads must be descriptive to be effective and promotes the paper as Waterloo’s marketplace for goods services and exchanges.
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Geeter
Waterloo
Resds Courier
Klina
Allamt
Waterloo Evening
Courier
Daily Reporter
Tall Paper
Real Estate and Miscellaneous Ads in Waterloo Listings
A dense page of 1910s Waterloo ads covers rental misc items, autos, real estate for sale, farms, tenements, and rooming houses. Listings name prices, addresses, and contact pointers for properties, rental rooms, and trades, including furniture, livestock, and storage services.
Classified Ads Snarl With Mixed Offers and Letting Details
An OCR sourced want ad cluster lists several items for sale and rent including a six room house with barn on 48 by 52 lot at $150 per acre with $1,000 cash, Ford automobile with storage battery lights for $200, an Eclipse gas stove and furniture for sale, a house rent at $12 a month, and multiple job and position notes. Contact box and phone references appear to reach sellers.
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Independence Ave
Tom
W. Fidmett
Mulberry
Alls Ave
Sturrayville
Almond Bt
Se HI
Shu Spleee
Joe Xadera
Center Folot
Iowa
Business Center
East Side
Waterloo
East Fourth
West Ninth
Down Town
Clara Simpson
Randalyt
New York
Eros Ely
Roger W. T Muntington
Terville
N.Y
Toeman
Whitney
Montana
Cedar Falls
Ford Automobile
Park Ave
Mowell St
Wualerlog
Seean Aey
Anseell-Lamson Farder
City Council Proceedings in Waterloo February 40 1999
Waterloo council met in regular session with Thompson chairing Present were Brown Burk Leeper Link Manning Absent Ogle Communications from the Waterloo Woman's Club and others were received and referred to committees. Several petitions and paving requests were filed and some referred to committees while various monthly reports were received. Resolution No 4245 and others were adopted with bills and allocations listed for labor and city services and passed February 10 1879.
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City Hall
Thompson
Brown
Burk
Leeper
Link
Mannin
Ole
Waterloo Woman's’ Club
Cadwallader
Fla
D. Cass
Miles Street
Wertflald Avenue
Fle
Andelty
Black Hawk Creek
Chag.f. Chase
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Official Censors
W. E. Debe
CF. Treen
Flock Od Cooley Addition
Bnk
ML. Storm
Reber Avenue
Moir
Home Park Boulevard
Alfred Wilson
West Third
Fleteher Avenue
Fletcher Avenue
Forme Park Boulevard
H.C. Hart
Alcott School
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
Hope
Martin
East Fourth Street
Manning
Mays
Ogle
City Council of
Waterloo
Kennedy
Inbor
Wm. Hennings
Labor
John Willson
Tabor
Wast Street
Frank Stone
M. Jennings
Taheron
Jaberz Labor
Crumline
Isbor
WM Cameron
Whet Street
J. Murrey
Inbori
Tennes
Sehl
iWm
Davie
W. Brown
A. Elohter Tahor
Mulberry
Lincoln
Hammond Avenue
West Park Avenue
Commercial
Jefferson
Cedar River
San Souci
City
Iowa
Nave
Ogie
City of
Cc. Thompson
A. E. Johnson
Clinton
Johnston
Board of
Johnson
City Tall
Local Board of Health
Bark
Manner
Ogla
Leper
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Immation Board of Wealh
Jomanson
Weadth
City in brief recounts from Cedar Falls Waterloo era
City notices include corrections on a fire address at 716 Washington Street and reports of social events such as a Pythian Sisters dance. The piece lists local officials, visits by Ward Lathrop and Br F W Porterfield, parliamentary law study, and several municipal resolutions on streets sewers and a reinforced concrete bridge across Cedar River.
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Red &, Pettit
Ling
California
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Ward J. Lathrop
E. J. Wenner
Br. F. W. Porterfield
Des Moines
Yat
Washington Street
Bart Kenningson
Donald, Jr
Cedar Rapids
I. G. Niemeyer
Eighth Street
Berricane Club
West High School
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Falls
Sr. H. Davis
Lafayette
Corn Market Ends Higher in Chicago Trading
Chicago markets show an upward swing in corn amid holiday trading with May at 1.14 and July near 1.10 as commissions push prices up before easing. Cash quotes list No 4 yellow and related grades, while Kansas City grain prices rise with No 2 mixed corn and No 2 white oats trading higher and cash bids improving.
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Chicago
Teuclions
Liverpool
Kansas City
Salas
Hogs Hold Steady as Chicago Prices Mixed on Cattle Sheep
Chicago hog market ends steady amid mixed demand as receipts reach 44 000. butcher and packer sales show slight gains while round of declines appears in cattle with weaker calves and mixed beef values. Sheep and lambs begin slower but mostly hold near prior levels with lambs and yearlings showing modest gains in some classes.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City Missouri February 11 cattle hogs and sheep receipts listed with price ranges. Prime fed steers and dressed beef steers shown with bid values, calves, and lambs with per head estimates. St Louis Missouri also reports mixed hogs cattle and sheep prices and receipts for the day.
St Joseph Livestock and Grain Market Update
Receipts and prices show strong demand across cattle with calves and heifers fetching higher ranges. Sheep receipts remain sizable with lambs and ewes commanding robust figures, while grain markets in Minneapolis and St Louis report mixed values for wheat corn oats and sugar futures steady cotton futures opened steady in New York and London money markets show slight gains.
Hogs and cattle prices slip and hold in Sioux City market
Stocks and bonds report from Sioux City shows hog receipts near 15,000 with steady bids led by light hogs at 16.66 to 17.25, heavy hogs 17.10 to 17.25 and bulk around 17.00 to 17.20. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with steady bids. best cattle over 10.00 to 18.59, fat cows and heifers 14.00, feeders and canners mixed around 6.75 to 6.00, feeding cows and heifers near 6.00. Sheep receipts about 700 and described as strong.
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Chicago
Baren
iMarkely
Macket
Tubke
God
Rand
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mov
La—muua
Leon
Toorla
Corni
Se Aigher
Ni Low
Sioux City
Feo
Prices from Maw York and Chicago markets in 1919 report
The bulletin lists dairy prices and market notes for butter eggs and cheese in New York and Chicago with receipts totals and current make, plus poultry and live stock values. Liberty bond prices and ranges are given for New York, including various series and convertibles.
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York
New York
Tman
Basler
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Liberty Bond
Liberty
Local notes and farm moves near Frederika and reflections
Residents near Frederika report Roy Bolger and his family moving back to the farm of May W. Spry after March first. Rev W. B. Ross, former pastor, plans to move onto the farm. Mrs McRenyold returns from Kentucky, Walter Gillett and Lee Alcock receive discharges from service, and Ernest Wendt comes home from France. Nearby farms advertise dairy butter and eggs with prices and livestock listings amid a local note-filled update.
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Wrederika
Roy Bolger
Life
May
W. F. Spry
Vrederika
W. B. Ross
McRenyold
Kentucky
Walter Gillett
Camp Devens
Imags
Lee Alcock
France
Good Oll
U. S
Horace Fretman
Tittle
Eva
Omaha
Neb
Milton Butts
Joan Hase
Yeron
S. D
Mmr. Hass
Huron
Taube Alcock
Gon
Charles
Maxon City
Wm. Dreyer
Ernest Wendt
Labor bill partial approval debated by Iowa manufacturers
The Iowa Manufacturers association members and Des Moines Women’s Club delegates met at the Chamberlain hotel to discuss the labor bill. They agreed to the essentials but opposed listed exceptions. Attending from Waterloo were Harry Limbert, G. R. Spensleyard, and HW. O. Bernbrook. The bill, proposed by Thomas E. Taylor of Buchanan County, would set a nine hour workday for female labor. Ice harvest prospects from Cedar River show variable conditions with limited cutting expected this season. A local note lists births for Turnout and Stewart families and other newborns from February and March.
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Iowa Manufacturers’ Association
Des Moines Wom
En's Club
Iowa Manufacturers
Chamberlain Hotel
Harry Limbert
G. R. Spensleyard
HW. O. Bernbrook
Waterloo
Jy Thomas E. Taylor
Buchanan
Edward Burdette Tegraling
Turner
Poyner
Dale B. Stewart
Kcimtal
Stell
Jesse P. Greenley
Leva
Jake
Minnesota
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Births Reported In Many Homes Across Counties
The column lists births, visits, hospital stays, and social notes from Waterloo Osmond and Marble Rock areas. It mentions a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Guy Garber in Marble Rock, plus various family visits, travel to Rochester Minnesota, soldiers on furlough, and local church group gatherings with named residents and towns. The mix preserves era tone with names like Mrs Emma Shapley, Leonard Kulnie, J A Mastin, and Rev L W Inman, noting deaths, recoveries, and relocations.
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Feb
Turner
D. C
J. A Mastin
Leonard Kulnie
Camp Custer
Glen Asher
Prairie du Chien
Anna O'Brien
Des Moines
Elmer Scofield
Jima Kansas City Hospital
Marble Rock
Marble Track
Guy Garber
College Street
B. FP. Bower
North Main Street
L. W. Inman
Bower
John Ritter
Kinney
Beelar Street
M. J. Rex
Henry Kanter
California
Clayton
San Bernardino
Baptist Church
Corp
Harry Curtiss
Camp Jackson, & C
Grace Rex Curtiss
Trotzky Liked Can Rushing Says Judge in New York
New York Supreme Court Justice Tierney revealed remarks by Leon Trotzky when he lived in the Bronx. He described Trotzky as Bronstein and noted his past as a writer of detestable government critiques.
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Trotzky
Judge
N.Y
New York
Yasume
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Supreme Court
Juti M. ‘Fierney
Tierney
Trotyky—Bronstein
Bronx
Resignations and Social Visits Near St Ansgar
Miss Ila Navér iSou resigns as bookkeeper for the St Ansgar Practice company and returns to Albert Lea. Mrs Jamas visits Nashua and attends with her daughter and husband Inc and Mrs Hall Hume. Mrs Gibbons of Chicago visits sister Mrs Hart and old friends. Mrs Shilling Myrtie arrives for a brother's funeral. Chas Tessman Rev Calbreth and Misses Winifred Cook Elizabeth Roberts Dorothy Heme Agnes Galbreth travel to Osage for Bishop Quayle tortu re event.
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Bishop Quayie
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