Real Estate ads and room rental listings mix in Pasadena notice
A dense classified page reveals furnished rooms for rent including four rooms, weekly rates, and several phone numbers. It also lists numerous real estate for sale or rent items: seven room, modern bungalows, a corner lot, a well improved farm, and multiple locations around Black Hawk, Bed, and Raymond road with contact numbers. The notices indicate activity from agents like T. E. Mullen and local firms, with references to Minnesota land and Canadian opportunities.
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Reat
Beal
Thean
Brownhall
Minnesota
Raymond Road
Southeast
City
Gallow
T. E. Mullen
Waveley
War ‘Werloo
Gwne
Waterloo
Bentley Brom
Cetar Heigtita
Logan Avenue
Ase Park
Prospect
Litchhos
Westfield
Alfieway
Neice
Casa Fifi
Michigan
Eppytithes
Wali
Paiyaie
Payned
Hic Hookler
Ormather
Crener
George Ark
Ad Discontinuation Rules By Written Order
Waterman Evening Courier and Daily Reporter outline that ads stopped only by written instruction. Advertisers may request discontinuation after a definite run or via a blank form provided. Notices must reach the office by 10 pm to affect next day cancellation.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Wateriax Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
President Wilson Seeks Authority to Use Armed Forces
President Wilson planned to address Congress to gain authority for using U S forces to protect American rights on the high seas. He argued the move does not declare war but prepares the nation for possible conflict with Germany. Republicans warned against a blank check and mulled a possible filibuster while Democrats framed the request as prudent wartime prep.
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Houses
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Simmons
Finance Committee
Congress
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
United States
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Wilson to ask Congress for authority to protect American rights
President Wilson would go before Congress seeking expanded authority to defend neutral rights on the high seas. He argues that Germany’s ruthless campaign endangers American ships and ports, and that armed neutrality may be needed to preserve maritime rights and prevent further losses. He hopes Congress will act promptly and avoid war.
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Germany
America
Wilson
United States
France
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White House
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England
Feaues
Spain
Great Britain
Russia
Denmark
Sweden
Olland
Austria
Portugal
Uder
Death of Judge Deemer of High Court
The nation noted the passing of Judge Deemer a respected high court member and author of numerous legal books and monographs. He began as a college pitcher famed for the curve ball and helped popularize modern pitching after baseball rule changes. He married Jeanette Gibson of Red Oak on July 12, 1882.
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State University
Justica Deemer
Ume
Deenter
Deemer
Justice Desmer
Jeanette Gibson
Red Oak
Marble Rock Community News Update
Morbis Rock reports a Friday afternoon men's meeting and lunch at the Opera house with about 75 attendees attended by Rev. Mr. Lee of Rockford Rev. Mr. Porter and Fr. Loesbe of Greene. Fred Cates and family plan to move to southern Texas. Mrs. Rob Barr rents her Math Street residence to Charles Gates. Percy Wart moves to the P Schultz farm in Scott township Muosers. Cates Quimby and B Moffett spend the week in Texas. Guy Rockey improving as song leader with the Mahood evangelistic party.
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Morbis Rock
Mr. Lee
Rockford
Porter
Loesbe
Greene
Opere House
Fred Cates
Texas
Rob. Barr
Math Street
Charles Gates
Percy Wart
P. Schultz
Scott Township
Muosers
Cates
J. Quimby
B. Moffett
Guy Rockey
Mahood Evangelistic Party
Palace theater opens to the public in Denver
Denver notes a flurry of local items: the Palace, Denver's new movie theatre, opened to the public Saturday. Mrs. O. M. Form entertained the Linger Longer club of Waterloo. Arthur Dickman sold his home to John Thurm. H. C. Judes and John Hartung remodeled a Ford roadster into a delivery truck with rumors of a motor truck company. Religious services are announced for Lent at two churches. residents report farm purchases near town and various social events including a Diekmen hall reception for Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Yagsy and a Frauen Verein meeting.
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Denver
O. M. Form
Waterloo
Palace
Arthur Dickman
John Thurm
Xlinger
Judas
H.C. Judes
John Hartung
P. Maefuss
P. Schaambohm
Herman Bast
Frei Bieslerfet
Frauen Ferein
Frei Webling
We J
Reid
Diekmen Hall
G. M. Yagsy
Mission Society
Mra
Wm. Fteegn
Clearing of US bank clearings and mixed regional totals
Bank clearings for the week ending Feb 22 reported to Bradstreet's Journal totaled 4.51 billion dollars, down from 14.71 billion the prior week and up from 3.97 billion the year prior. Canadian clearings were 190.5 million, with year over year changes shown. The report lists varied regional figures by city and includes scattered commodity prices and a note on neutrals weighing in on breaking diplomatic ties with Germany amid historical precedent.
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United States
Bradstreet’s Journal
New York
Market Prices Today Tilted By Wilson War Talk
Wheat futures edged lower as investors priced in Wilson’s congressional appeal for armed force to defend U S rights. May wheat at 2.784 to 1.7834? July near 1.5134. Corn held steady with mixed shifts, oats moved with grains, hog prices showed modest gains but demand remained tepid amid overall cautious trading.
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Chicago
Wilson
Congress
Caen Grain Quotation Feedlot Prices From Chicago Market
Chicago cash grain quotes list No 2 yellow prices mixed across corn wheat oats and flax for May June and July futures with ranges for No 2 red and hard wheats. Regional market notes include St Louis track prices for No 2 red corn oats rye and white with steady tendencies and nominal No 2 white oats and rye prices.
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Kansas City
Grain Letter Highlights Wheat Bullish Trend Amid Market Outlook
The Grain Letter from Lamson Gros. & Co. reports wheat prices advancing on early buying as investors await the president's congress address and holiday effects. It notes bullish general news, improving crop conditions, shrinking farm reserves, and expected higher prices for wheat products, with bread remaining cheap and prosperity broad. Corn appears dull then easier due to cash market pressures and looming receipts, while oats show a small range as visible supplies decline and feeding season bears sentiment.
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Lamson Gros. & Co
Chicago
Congress
Live stock receipts and prices at Union Store yards Chicago
Chicago web report lists today’s receipts at Union Store yards with hogs 60 000 cattle 16 000 and sheep 20 000. Tomorrow’s estimates show hogs 30 000 cattle 9 000 sheep 18 600. Top hog price 13.18 with most hogs trading 12.90 to 15.05. Cattle tops 12.15 for beeves, other ranges noted. Sheep top 14.60 for lambs. natives western mixes and yearlings also priced.
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Chicago
Union Store
Texas Stearm
Ateady
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City and St Louis market notes show hogs cattle and sheep trading mixed with higher receipts and careful price ranges. Kansas City hogs 12 000 head mixed bid mostly 12 50 to 13 00, cattle 12 000 head with steers 5 00 to 11 75, heifers to 11 00, calves 7 00 to 22 75, sheep lambs 13 86 to 14 65. St Louis hogs 189 500 head mostly 12 70 to 13 30, cattle 6 060 head beef steers 7 50 to 11 15, cows 4 50 to 9 60, calves 6 00 to 13 00, sheep 1 200 head lambs 12 75 to 14 50.
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St. Louis
Waterloo
Ieee
Wallington
BO Cryster
Cenas
Bolognia
Reece Eessete E Ne Seak
Prices for Poultry and Butter Across Markets
The report lists February 26 price levels in St Louis Kansas City New York and Chicago for butter eggs cheese and poultry. Notable figures include creamery butter 40 to 42 cents per pound, eggs around 33 to 34 cents, poultry live 15 to 18 cents per pound and dressed 18 to 24 cents, with turkeys 20 to 26 cents and potatoes around 2.50 to 2.70 per 100 pounds.
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New York
Chicago
Chicara
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Springs
New York Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed Outlooks
Markets opened with gains in shipping, equipment, and iron shares while Bethlehem Steel General Motors and Mexican Petroleum fell. United States Steel led gains as investors awaited Washington news. bonds were irregular and trading was light amid cautious sentiment.
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Reading
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
American Tobacco
Congress
Washington
United States Steel
Central Leather
Pittsburgh
Coal
General Electric and
Texas Company
Steel and Marine
Brooklyn Transit
Water loo Markets Price List and Trade Notes
Waterloo market notes listing prices for live cattle hogs and dairy items, with figures for good fair butcher cattle, hogs premiums and various weights. Includes prices for hides, pelts, hay straw potatoes and creamery butter. Also reports Cleveland trading conditions and Sioux City hog market records hitting new highs.
Auction list notes for livestock and commodities
East St. Louis buyers sight heavy drafts up to 150 dollars and 390 dollar mules, with prices for horses and mules across multiple weights. Sugar futures in New York hold firm at about 5.02 per hundredweight while London silver sits near 4 3/4 dollars an ounce.
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Seo Gao
Employment ad for rubber plant workers in Akron
Wanted men 18 to 45 for production at a large rubber concern in Akron Ohio. No experience needed unskilled labor can earn 2.00 to 5.00 daily after training 32.90 per day in early weeks. Steady employment eight hour shifts. Work not dependent on war orders. Physical exam required at the office. Apply at the Employment Office Goodyear Rubber Company Akron Ohio.
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Goopyeatr. Tire & Rugber Company
Akron
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