Want Ads Rates and Notes in Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines want ad rates and formats. It explains minimum charges, word pricing, line types, and the increased cost of handling classified ads to discourage undersized, vague listings and preserve ad effectiveness.
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Waverloo Reade Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
N Fant
Pry
Iteif
Cards of Thanks Lodge Notices
We extend our thanks to Rath Packing Co neighbors friends and pastor and all who so graciously assisted in the burial of our ailing daughter Mildred also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr and Mrs R D Williams and Fanta Ay
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Rath Packing Co
Mildred
R. D. Williams
Fanti
City in Brief Real Estate Ads and Local Notes
Real estate for sale includes an 7 room residence with bath cistern cellar gas and electricity east front corner lot priced at 800.60 on balance. Another listing: 14000 buys 300 acres with timber, house, 49 head cattle, crops and farming gear totaling many tools and equipment plus 5000 cash and free district. Details show extensive farm property with springs, creeks, and multiple outbuildings.
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Pringville
M. Burg
Iowa
Paeh Sons Music House
Port Sale
Aoe
Hutha
East Ride
Wisconsin
Mackamnan
Dr. Faviers
L. C
Town
Tami
Callender
Vaughan SL
Waterloo
Towa
Home Coal Co
Ford
Mauckater
Bath
Elozet
Gus
West Aide
West Side
Gon Lye
Cure Courier
Ae Rusetove
Tenor Bent
Chamberlain's
iMeal Eatate
Good Sul
Dhone Black
Italy
Cedar Malls
Lady's Waltham Watch
Majestic Theatre
W.C. AL
Harrison ‘Street
Chautauqua Park
Reet
Ink Co
Brat- Tober St
Couryier
Sale notices and local classifieds mix with parish notes
A cluttered page blends sale ads for coal and furniture with real estate listings and job notices. It also reports parish finances for St Francis in 1918, community memos, memorial Roosevelt services, marriage licenses, and visitors to Cedar Malls with names and places across Davenport to Dubuque.
Infection decision looms at judge hearing
Judge G. W. Mullan returns to decide the influenza and pneumonia cases at the city hospital hearing. Dr Stevenson testifies of 200+ patients and airborne germs while isolation, room ventilation, and fresh air are urged as crucial.
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Wale Stork Board of Health
G. W.mullan
Stevenson
Lievengen
Pthrowth
Alfsor Patien
Stevenson Stitt
Mme
Am Emergency Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Slayers of Illinois Sheriff Under Arrest Confession Reported
Two of three automobile bandits charged with killing Sheriff Wiegers of Rock Island on December 30 are in custody, Joe Jennings and George Crane named by police. One has confessed. Crane is said to have fired the fatal shot. The third gang member is expected to be apprehended soon.
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Davenport
Wiegers
Rock Island
Joe Jennings
George Crane
Crane
IGAVA TROOPS LANDING NEAR DES MOINES
A Newport News dispatch to Des Moines Capital reports that from the U S 8 Parahontas two contingents of Town troops the 126th field artillery and the horse section of the 109th command unit will debark at Camp Stuart and remain at Vanp Start for mobilization before being sent to Camp lodge. The units departed Braned Christmas day.
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Newport News
Thal
U.S
Parahontas
Port
126Th Field Artilery
109Th
Yirainw
Easth Field Artillery
Camp Stuart
Influenza spread debated at Bt. Francis hospital trial
In New York and Des Moines testimony focuses on how influenza and pneumonia spread within families and hospitals. Dr. Stevenson notes isolation limits, with cases where one death occurred among 11 in a household, while nurses and officials cite uncertainty about transmission. Depositions and hospital officials, including Franciscan groups, prepare for record inclusion as the case proceeds.
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Immonts
Bt.Prancis Hospital
Staconson
Anderson
Stevenson
Jud Mullan
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Hearth
Edwards, Wangies, Reansier
Bilhiz
Frangis Sepital
Aly
Swisher
Maintiff
Abidasdte
Hornitle
Tes Moines
de Ge
TL Sutter
BL. Hansen
Pe Towa Lutheran Hospitals
Dda
Fing
Oue Towa
Mercy Semities
Infitenza
Poeumania
Sumnos Ifidacit
Dex
Maines
Board of Health
Franciscan Sisters
Longley
Yimme
Ist. Francis Hospital
Stocks and Bonds Market Movements Amid Mixed Totals
A volatile session shows gains for Mittal and Mexican Petroleum while others like United States Steel and various oils firm. Rails dip as metal and tobacco shares face pressure. marine preferred drops recoup later. Money market steady in some tenors, with marginal gains in select issues and a heavy close in the bond sector amid a narrow, full market.
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Tadas
Altho Mittal
Pasat
United, States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Canendian Paecile
Texas Pacifie
Marine
Riiked
Eroun
Steele
Coppers
Malls
Tnterest
Ois
Petralenim
Matlin Faettes
Bes Dacca
Miccellanetus
Melasui Anc
Hogs and Cattle Prices Shift in Saturday Markets
Market notes show hogs trading 5 to 10 cents higher while cattle demand strengthens. Reports mention large volumes with prices for various classes including calves, steers, and heifers, plus overall market tone described as strong with buyers active. Some figures indicate lambs and stock movements, though OCR text is garbled in places.
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Jack
Mark
Keel
Sud
PTT
Vogel Cartotea Petal
Mourtais
Kheop
Yong
Gaiba
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
In Kansas City livestock listings prices are shown for various cattle and sheep categories. Notable entries include me term prices for 8002 stings and 12h yearlimes, with lambs and ewes priced around 10.00 to 12.00 per unit. Overall activity reflects steady demand and typical market shifts.
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Netlers
Bioux City Livestock Market Prices and Totals
Readable figures for cattle and calves show mixed and prime lots with prices ranging from 7.70 to 11.00 per hundredweight. Entries include steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and miscellaneous livestock, with totals around several thousands and notable activity in exhibits and buyers.
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Jain
Hull
Omaha Livestock Market Totals Mixed Prices Listed
In Omaha market notes for January receipts and sales show mixed results across cattle and hogs. Prices range from about 4.00 to 14.00 for various classes, with cattle and calves varying and feeders around 10.00 to 12.00, reflecting a steady but uneven trade.
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Haifern
Thrower
Lamhe
Bint
Liberty Bonds Used to Dodge Income Taxes in War Era
New York reports reveal cross orders in Liberty bonds trading to dodge income taxes. Assistant District Attorney Brogan urges a stock exchange inquiry to identify wealthy individuals profiting from bonds while depressing values. He notes large wagers via “cross orders” and calls for federal records to uncover losses claimed on tax returns.
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Hrovan
Reunly
Lee
Stock Exchange
Tita
Brogan
VHI
Ill In Stock Exchange
All Stock Exchange
Paneer
Last Night's News in Brief Summary
Last Night's News in Brief reports Count George F von Hering's death per advices from Europe. Bolshevists raid allied wounded and dead per Lieut Col Cobursky in Paris and Washington. In Amsterdam William Hohenzollern reportedly underwent a car operation. Cardinal Mercier to visit America. Belgrade forms new government uniting Jugo Slav regions. Washington notes influenza killed 11 688 in major cities per statistics. Philadelphia shows opposition to extending government railroad control.
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Montenegro
Bosnia
Dalmatia
Croatia
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Railyroads
Association of Railway Executives
Crop Improvement Assn Expends Big Amount During 1918
Cedar Falls January 6 Special Riltzok Hawk County Crop Improvement Association reports receipts of 34960 during 1918 with 47000 from the county 4200 from the federal treasury and 2984 73 carried over from 1917 Dissbursements in home demonstration and agricultural agent departments totaled 5157 70 Also note cotton futures opened with January at 28 00 and other months quoted.
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Rilxek Hawk County
Provement Association
Federal Treasury
Newton
Treasury
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