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Leavitt Johnson National
Bank of Waterlog
Iowa
Arts Banking
LBIS
Ira Modamar
Iowa Automotile Mutual Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenus
J. Puncan
Rapide
Walice
Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Lown
Second Avenue
Lows
C. Z. Duaran
Inwna
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
Wohn W. Steigelman
Aled
Fred S. Pettit
Waterloo Evening Courief
Daily Reporter
Kate
Views of the Frople Clean Cigars in Lima Ohio
A Waterloo reader writes about a visit to the San Felice and El Verso cigar factory in Lima Ohio. He praises the tidy, single-building operation housing 2,800 cigar makers and the high quality tobacco and cleanliness that make the San Felice and El Verso cigars appealing.
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Waterloo
Jan
J. A. Francis
San Felice
el Verso
Lima
Ada Martin wedding ends as Meliride marries
In La Porte City on a recent Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Martin the eldest daughter Ada J became the seventh wife of Milo L Meliride. Rev L Harmmond officiated with a private ring service as only immediate relatives attended. The bride wore blue satin and carried a bouquet of bride's roses. A wedding dinner followed served by the bride’s mother.
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la Ports City
Joseph Martin
Lown
Ada J
Milo L. Meliride
L. Harmmond
Presbyterian Church
Ely
McBride
Palur
Wis
Sheride
Barrett
Joy
Warerino
Trowel Lodge
Joan QQ. Page
W. M
Melville Slaven
S. W
Ira Richard J. W
Rey Hawkins
FF. Lehman
Jesse O. Kober
Goold Cheer Guild
The
Methodist Church
C. E. Wagar
Mines
Alson
Fult
Max Hughes
Jane Smith
Roberts
D. J. Hummel
Wilder
T He
Arumnao
Dickenson
Cedar Falls
J. M. Anderson
H. D. Beal
A. ©. Osborne
Sam Gaventher
Sea Porte City
R. GB. Tripp
Waterloo Hospital
Clark Elwell
Hannah Boyle
Fields
Eustace
Fla
Otto Wettstein
Cedar Rapids
Jamison St. Clair
Camp Dodge
Waterloo
Arthur Harring
Dows
Elgin Gates
Agricultural College
Ames
Robert Anderson
Shelby Foss
Iden North
Jacot Bellinger
Bolsheviki Reject German Peace Terms At Brest-Litovsk
Bolshevik leaders denounce the Austro German peace terms as unjust and plan to move future negotiations to a neutral country while denouncing German actions in Poland and Lithuania. Trotzky notes no resumption of talks at Brest Litovsk and says annexation is blocked. Prisoner exchanges remain limited with Germans kept at large among Russians.
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Germany
Men
Trotzky
Brest Lityovsk
Stoully
Congress of Soldiers' and Workmen's
Peasants’ Deputies
Petrograd Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council
General Army Congress
Baltic
Stockholm
Sweden
Petrograd
Izvestia
Poland
Lithuania
Courland
Russia
London
Helsheviki
Leon Trotzky
Garmans
Austria
Poultry Show Awards Post at Waterloo Exhibition
The Waterloo poultry show in the Fowler building awarded prizes for various breeds including White Plymouth Rocks, Barred Plymouth Rocks, and Wyandottes. Judges H. A. Bittenbender and W. H. Lapp credited high class birds, with extensive displays of rabbits, pigeons, ducks, geese, and 1890s standings. Attendance was strong over three days, and the exhibit runs until 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Waterloo
H. A. Bittenbender
W. H. Lapp
Town State College
Amas
White Plymouth Rocks
M. Corning
Iowa State
Royal BR
Plymouth Rocks
George Chamberlain
F. N. Cole
Watertoo
Martin Kruger
Rhode Island
Highmey Bros
CL. R Melendy
Markets raise corn amid rail order suspension news
Corn prices moved higher with a quiet but persistent advance as railroad priority orders were suspended, dampening movement to market. Oats followed corn’s path while provisions softened on higher receipts and bearish warehouse stock figures.
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Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Sheep All Weak in Chicago and Omaha
Chicago and Omaha market briefs show hogs down from yesterday averages with weak cattle and sheep demand. Hog receipts around 67,000 in Chicago and 44,000 in Omaha, with typical prices for heavy, mixed, and light hogs. Cattle receipts near 21,000 in Chicago and 6,300 in Omaha, with steady to weak price ranges for steers, cows, and calves. Sheep receipts about 12,609 in Chicago and 12,000 in Omaha, with wethers and lambs trading steady to weak. Also notes on grain futures in Omaha and Peoria regions with No 4 white corn and other classes quoted.
Livestock prices in St Louis and Kansas City markets
Hog receipts around 15 000 in St Louis with prices from 16.26 to 16.70, cattle down for steers and heifers, calves and cows listed. Sheep active with farm lambs 13 to 17 dollars and ewes 10 to 12 dollars. Kansas City market reports hogs lower at 16.25 to 16.60, cattle 9 to 14, sheep lambs 15.76 to 16.75, yearlings 12.50 to 14.00.
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Omaha
New
Louis Livestock
St Louis
Kansas City
Waterloo
Wellington
Emeree
Sheersseche Old Pioneer
Royal
Ryo j.Corn
J. S. Leeper
Bologan
Jevel
Ates
C. Hall
Independence
George Haker
Hemmerling
Eeera
Moose
Eighmer
T.H. Treganga
Prices Given for Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry in New York
New York reports varied dairy and poultry markets dated Jan 3. Butter receipts total 5,644 tubs with higher quotes for extras and firsts. eggs receipts 3,957 cases with mixed levels from fresh extras to seconds. Cheese holds steady with 23.5 to 23.9 cents. Dressed poultry quiet. live poultry weak with mixed hen and broiler prices. Additional notes include Chicago and Kansas City markets for butter eggs and poultry unchanged, sugar steady, and Waterloo market listings for local produce and livestock prices.
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New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
Market Opens With Mixed Moves In Various Stocks
New York January opening sees mixed conditions as steel, equipment, and motor shares dip while Gulf States Steel Harvester and Midvale Steel rise. Rails oils and copper shift with war shares climbing. Liberty bonds steady. Investors await Congress message and rail prospects amid foreign developments and profit taking.
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New York
Activa
Gulf States Steel
Harvester
Midvale Steel
Ross
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Cealers
Central Powers
Congress
Liberty 4
New Universities Dictionary Praised for Completeness
Readers praise the New Universities Dictionary offered by the paper. It includes twenty five supplementary word definitions for commerce, law, war, sports and aviation, with color plates and duotones. A submarine boat photo and battleships from English, German and U.S. navies are illustrated, along with various warplanes in action.
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Europe
United States
Wanted Woman for General Home Work Ad
Classified note seeks a woman for general home duties with a phone contact. Also lists rental offering, lost items, a reward notice, and a faulty typed address for a farm position and a missing purse recovery cue.
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East Side
Carl Peterson
Hudson
Iowa
Davia
Henderson Drug Store
Waterloo
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Tizner
Tully
Fifth Ave
Milton
Thropshires Ramsons
A. M. McSurlin
J. N. Ackerman
Farxons
Music House
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Etre le Umber
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Silky
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UO. J. Miller
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G. D Kokotan
I. & Parsons Music House
Mulberry
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College of Cammerce
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East Fifth
Mecca
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Will Bell
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H. N. Davis
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Joseph Henkin
Mad’san
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Lincoln Ban
Pacific Coast
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MT. Vernon Township
Mount Vernon Township
Royal White
Edgwood
Verna Meeker
Evestone
Ulrich
Davenport
Cedar
Pallas
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Carl Knapp
Denny Knapp
Herman Barth
Lew Bartling
Edna Murray
Janesville
T. Y. Garton
Sherman Freeman
Jefferson Tarracks
Clifford Hutton
Champaign
Elmer Briden
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Clarence Decker
W. CC. Leland
London Silver
Monty
Don
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BANE
L. KR. Melendy
Elghtey Bros
H. S. Bingham
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George Marsh
Clarence PF. Kingsley
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E. Carpenter
L. Seeley
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Newton Stallman
L. A. Briel
M. J. Kruger
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Guy Burolph
Mitchell
J. le Roy
J. Schneck
Fh & S. Farm
C. Brown
Casade Hill Poultry Farm
E.G. Evans
John S. Borreson
E. W. Lane
W. H. Louderman
C. R. Pierce
Rar Story
Charles Igon
E. Schmidt
Denver
Clayton Hurley
Albert Fry
Win Schuman
A. J. Gindt
Tlack Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Watering Clearing House Association
Richzigl
Trovesans
Carl Holginton
Ducks
J. F. Wheeler
Newell
Otis Bourd
Waterion
Cg& W. Bronson
Roy Marsh
Golden Campines
A. HK
Black Langshens
Addie Evely
Waterton
Golden Laced Wyandottes
Nick ThOr Independence
John E. Geertson
Fred Kron
Ze W. Moutten
Gelwein
Fontia Annkerali
Sannand San
Cormm
Clover
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Br. Louis Grain
Oatz
Las Soles
Aslua.co
Aslag
Eslea
Rey
Omaha Livestock
Omaha Gradn
Omaha Neb
Kansas City Livestock
Ssvugih
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Trenovan Dumont
Buff Leghorns, Co
BR. Pierce
Fred Gramm
Harry Amos
TR W. Farr
S. C. Black
Frank .A. Wilson
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EF. Cundy
Ceslar Falls
Partstége Wyandattes
Guy Biutelph
Mirencii
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Fern Kingsley
RB. I. Rede
William Hem@lerting
Green
H. A. Harvey
Tunbar
Gladbrook
E. Lawts
Westgate
I. L. Eighmey
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Alsike
Timothy
P. Jm
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Water Streets
Evans
Pepe
Saeed Seee
Hare Capital
Bent
Pet
Rouse
Care Courier
Locust Street
Geal
Melleury County
North Dakota
Herford
Texas
W.E. Peavey Waterloo
Piarket News
Marsh-Place
Frvin G. Cohen
Lanon Brog
Chicago Board OF Trade
DAV Simons Caprain
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larraree
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