For Rent and Real Estate Ads from Saville Area
Advertisements list rental rooms with heat and front rooms near Black and Almond streets, and furnished private family options. Also real estate for sale including eight room houses with furnace and large lots, with payments and cash options. Realty firms Howard & Bowman at 410 Black Hawk Bank building handle sales.
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Sida
Saville
Enat Aida
Ph Street
Cione
East Aide
Cornar Lewa
Almond
R. E. Bruner
Kent
Destine Phelps
Lefernon
Rheny
Airiady
Powers
Black Hawk National Bank
West Side
Boling & Monroe
Fairbank
St. Louis
Piorida Palm Beach
Grove
Rock End
Ocean Bearh
Cood Town
Bertlanderson
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Stork
Hitchinson
Minn
Martin County
Loomis
Care
Northwestern National Bank
Minnecepolis
Lottoma Park Blvd
W. H. Howrey
Hop Park Addition
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Jafayette Street
State Streat
Ateloak P. Ym
Westfela
Cottage Street
Bungskoin
Wlilston Rveams
Forest Avenue
Berth Avenue
Iean
Berth Murantte
Rown & Bown
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Only By Written Order
Waterloo Evening Courier and Dolly Reporter outlines a rule for ads run till forbid. A written order is required to stop an ad including eight repeated runs to avoid telephone instruction errors. Advertisers receive a blank to fill and return, with a copy kept for reference. Note demands notices reach by 10 PM to stop the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Dolly Reporter
Orange Township District Plans 12000 Dollar School Bond
Notice from Orange Township in Black Hawk County states the school district will issue twelve thousand dollars in building bonds to complete and equip the schoolhouse. The bond issue follows a 1936 election authorizing forty three thousand six hundred dollars and was set by the board of directors after a petition. Dated December 16, 1936, Orange Township. W. G. Tannreuther, Secretary. Board of Directors.
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Consolidated Independent
Orange Township
Black Hawk County
Towa
Consolidated Independent School
Independen
Fens
Inaue
Vetera
Saif
Said
Aaid Board
Schoo Diatrict
Laws
Tannreuther
Herretary
Wagoner Widow and Family Recall Local Banker Death
Roy Wagner reports the death of his uncle Wood Wagoner at his daughter’s home in Cleveland Ohio from pernicious anemia. Wagoner aged 70, longtime La Porte City resident, owned a dry goods business with his father Jacob, later retiring. Active in the Presbyterian church and local lodges, he left a widow and a daughter Mrs F E Wattstein and two Cleveland grandchildren. Funeral in Rochelle Illinois. Also notes on local social items and community events.
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la Porte City
Roy EB. Wagner
Nean
W.ood. Wagoner
F. EB
Wattetoin
Cleveland
The
Presbyterian Church
Mbarat
Trowal Lodge
Lyra
Weeoner
Hhs
F. FE. Wattstein
Rochelle
Hochelle
Paul Perigo
Ralph Triem
Coa College Glee Club
Ralph
H. H. Tham
Coe
Cedar Rapide- DL
W. Amith
Ferguson
FL & N. Soams
A. A. Hudson Ng
Frederick Hudson
Jamaica
Neb
Lincoln
Hudson
Familly
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
McDonald
Knights of Fythias
Tx Effcient Corps of
Laffberk
la Ports City
Dysart
F. OM. Chase
Waterloo
Me Chase
la Forte
Marie Unger
Dows
Unger
F. Dodee
St. Francis Hospital
W. Lenman
Local social notes and travel departures in Clinton area
Mrs B D Chapman cared for by a nurse after two weeks with her parents H E Them. Alias Maud Frita left Clinton Saturday for Waterloo to visit friends then Fort Dodge to teach in city schools. Xe John V Kline hosted Touriat club with Mrs Mayes Fincher McDonald and Bernice Christinson. Virginie Whipple from Vinton joined for weekend with J W Stewart.
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B. D. Chapman
H. E
Clinton
Maud Frita
Waterloo
Fort Dodgs
Benton County Couple Wed In Center Point Youthful Union
Cessius W. Ferguson and Mildred Langadals, both Center Point natives, wed in a Center Point ceremony officiated by Rev Ch M Starr. Ferguson, a former Urbana resident and navy veteran, now works near Center Point. The issue reports local lodge installations and a fall injury to Mrs Charles Howe, with Rev Temple Hart's residence church incident noted and Cyprus commandery officers installed at the asylum under W E Bickel.
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Ferguson
United States Navy
U. S. S. Texas
Arkansam
Ile
The
Fi & SN
Center Point
Charles Howe
Fowler Market
Templar
Cyprus Commandery
Asylum
W. E. Bickel
I. A. Reeve
FE. C
W. C. Pry. G
J. A. Ruhl
FLOC
Eckles
J._S. Culver
Woods
J. A. Bills
Hugh Mossman
W. C. Roges
S. B
John Glock
WH. Thompson
A. B. Dowell
Sentinel
Local notes from Eagle Center and area
Farmers fill tea houses this week as Sen 2-wants and Hum ber of farmers gather. Peter Trainor Jr taken to St Francis hospital Tuesday for treatment. Mrs Glen Philp left Friday for Missouri to visit her parents. Ed Schaefer returned to Minot North Dakota after weeks with relatives. Jake Brown rents Chris Blitch farm for the year. Mr and Mrs H L Scanlon welcome a baby girl born Saturday December 16. William Schlenk elder of Orange township rents Mary Schaefer’s farm for 1917.
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Sen
Peter Trainor, Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Glen Philp
Fridmy
Missouri
Ed Schaefer
Minot
N. D
Jake Brown
Chris Blitch
H.l Scanion
Willam
Orange Township
Mary
Schaefer
Market Prices Rise on Wheat and Corn Demand Amid Peace Moves
Wheat futures surged with May near 1.92 dollars and July around 1.48 as lack of peace developments spurred buying. Corn advanced on bullish cues and waning offers, with May briefly touching 1.00 a bushel, and oats and provisions following the firmer trend. European buying supported futures while Gulf port reports cited tight vessel supply, signaling strong demand.
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Chicago
Jan
Senate
Wilson
William
Gulf of Mexico
Cash Grain Quotations And Wheat Prices Across Markets
Chicago cash grain quotes show varied wheat and corn levels with No 3 and mixed prices. Kansas City and Minneapolis follow with May and July futures, while Liverpool offers No 1 Manitoba and other grades in old currency.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Wabat
Liverpool
Eng
Manitoba
Northern
Dulub
Closing Prices Today on New York Stock Exchange
Special wire report shows closing quotations from the New York market with many major issues listed and prices for potatoes described as slippery. The report notes frost risk, variable quality, and caution among local distributors about shipping delated tubers amid cold forecasts.
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REW York Stock Exchange
Waterloo
Mercantile Paper and Sugar Market Note
Mercantile paper shows a firm tenor with bar silver at T5Ke and Mexican dollars surging as loans stay easy with rates quoted for 60 and 30 days at 3 percent for six months. An advertisement urges seeing Officer GAG at the Waterloo on Tuesday January 9. Sugar markets in New York are steady with raw firm centrifugal and refined at 6.75 dollars per hundredweight.
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New York
Mercantile
Mercantile Paper
Waterloo Markets Wordy Food Prices Display
Waterloo markets list prices for farm goods including corn oats wheat rye barley oats cattle hogs hens eggs butter potatoes and poultry. numerous items show ranges and values for butcher cattle hogs hides and dairy products along with greens and hay in a dense 19th century market ledger style.
Brisk Demand in Hogs Up a Dime in Chicago Market
Chicago hog market shows brisk demand with prices up and strong receipts at Union Stock Yards. Hogs 18,000 today. cattle 500. sheep 1,000. Monday’s estimated receipts: hogs 52,000. cattle 24,000. sheep 20,000. Top hog price 10.65, mixed and butchers around 9.95 to 10.65. cattle steady with top 11.80. sheep steady with top lambs 13.75.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Fexas
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Kansas City Missouri January 9 Hog receipts today 500 market opened higher bulk of sales 10.00 to 10.55 heavy 10.40 to 10.60 packers and butchers 10.30 to 10.55 light 2.90 to 10.40 plus 3.75 to 9.50 cattle receipts 100 market opened steady prime fed steers 10.75 to 11.60 dressed beef steers 9.50 to 10.50 western steers 7.50 to 11.00 cows 65.25 to 9.00 heifers 6.50 to 10.50 stockers and feeders 6.25 to 8.75 bulls 30.50 to 7.60 calves 6.59 to 11.50 sheep no receipts lambs 12.75 to 14.26 yearlings 11.00 to 32.60 wethers 8.75 to 10.99 ewes 8.90 to 9.25
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Kansas City
Ught
South Omaha Livestock Market Summary
CATTLE receipts 800 with steady tone native steers 7.50 11.50 cows and heifers 6.50 10.60 western steers 6.50 9.25 Texas steers 6.00 7.60 stockers and feeders 6.26 8.60. HOGS receipts 9,700 market opened higher heavy 10.20 10.50 light 9.55 10.40 pigs 8.00 9.75 bulk 10.09 10.40. SHEEP receipts 600 market opened steady yearlings 9.25 11.28 wethers 8.50 11.00 lambs 12.00 19.25.
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Viz
Umana
Fen
Texas
Chicago New York Produce Markets heats and holds steady
Chicago markets show unchanged butter eggs and potatoes with mixed regional prices. New York receipts list firm butter and steady live poultry with minimal changes across categories, including creamery butter around 41 to 41 4c and eggs at 60 to 61c for extra firsts.
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Chicago
Tan
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Wisconsin
New York
Jan. G
United States Exports Reach New High in 1916
A National City Bank compilation shows U S exports of manufactures in 1916 topped 3 billion dollars, surpassing Britain’s 2 billion in 1913. Germany and France followed, with Britain, Germany, the United States and France supplying about two thirds of world trade. Prior to the war the U S share was rising faster than other major exporters.
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United States
Foreign Trade Department
National City Chank of
New York
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States exports surge amid war demand and growth
The United States saw a dramatic export rise from 1903 to 1916, with manufactured exports reaching about 3.2 billion in 1916 and accounting for roughly 40 percent of total exports during normal years. War-era shifts boosted output and trade, tripling 1934 levels and outpacing prewar figures as industry expanded to meet global consumption. Real estate transfers in Black Hawk County show multiple property movements, while sugar and butter prices and trades are noted in New York and Elgin reports.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Port of
New York
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Tony Gentio
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Waterloo Town
Benton Co. Capital
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A. FR. Gill
Hesittent
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Black Hawk County Abstract
Henry Johnston
Loulas J. Johnston
Block & Dean & Garrison
Cedar Falls
Ae Lowvisa Michel
Samual Doran
Watkin's
John G. Wellsn
Bara Twelten
Hare
Edward D. Claggett
Lewis Miller
Hagerman
G. H. Cheever
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Cedar Dare
Lydia Swertzer
Sera
Towa Investment Corporation
Towa Warehouse Co
Riexker & Brataebar Tand Co
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Drs. Myers
Day
Simon Caprain
Marsh
Wlace Ridg Co
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