Want Ads Dominant Feature In Waterloo Evening Courier
An editorial on the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter ad page describes the want ad section as crucial, with pricing at one cent per word, minimum 25 cents, and increased handling costs. It emphasizes readers and advertisers rely on the Waterloo Evening Courier for local classifieds and the department as a community marketplace.
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Waverloo
Courier
Waterloo Eveting Courter
Daily Reporter
Cards of Thanks and Lodge Notices Summary
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for condolences and floral offerings during illness and death of Hazel Maria Gearer Harry Gearer Mrs Henry Swain and families thank friends neighbors and employes for kindness and sympathy plus floral tributes. Lodge notices announce Brotherhood of American Women meeting at P hall second floor Friday evening January 10 with Grand Foreman Geo Frink and others. Hawkeye Camp O W meeting January 5 at O Keefe Towne parlors. unsigned signatures and invitations welcome.
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Hazel Maria Gearer
Harry Geater
Henry Swain
Litchfield
Peter L. Berres
Mary Berres
Margaret Berres
Pam-, Hy
John HW. Glaza
Brotherhood of American Reomen
P. Hall
Janary
Geo
Frink
W. “Davy
Earl D. Tink
Des Moines
Alcome
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notices Across Waterloo IA
Notices announce annual stockholders meetings for Leagug & Johnson National Bank Waterloo and Hume Boiling and Lows Co Waterloo with dates in January 1919. They call for election of directors, discuss other business, and specify secretary contact details. Also brief real estate ads list multiple properties for sale in Waterloo and surrounding areas with prices and terms.
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Motico
Mawkeve Ol Coy
Wanterton
Duwa
Maturday
Pste UK
Ofl and
Suen
Ciwired
wWothe—Ie
Ntcs
Leagug & Johnson Nayional Bank
Wilerlua
Iowa
Eluek Ak Ta
Weteeling
Dry Rodamur
Hotice
Hume Boiling Yand Lows Wesnchithen
Waterloo
Tows
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Jon
Waterton
Laws
J. E. Dempster
Colonel's Plain Character Gains Neighbors' Love
Neighbors recall the Roosevelt homestead era when oil camps gave way to modern electricity. A neighbor cites the need for electric lights as servants demanded it, explaining the shift from oil to power. The anecdote portrays a simple local portrait during a pivotal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoosevelt
Patriotism drives student volunteers in war fund drive
Officials praise Teague students and teachers from both high schools for volunteering to raise war funds. Volunteers handled mail and appeals to subscribers who bought war savings stamps, with Waterlino Business College aiding by processing envelopes and letters. The effort finished with a statement of appreciation issued by the Service League at Petroleum Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Thomeni
Waterlno Business College
Owe Chirria
Help for Fight Flu and Tuberculosis Funds in Waterloo
Miss Heley Hartley spoke at a Waterloo Red Cross meeting about boosting budgets for tuberculosis and influenza work. The plan seeks at least 1500 dollars for Waterloo and seeks broader support from Social Welfare League and other groups to fund an enlarged program across the district and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heley Hartley
Luwa
Abered Cross
Waterloo
National Association
Buk
Led Cross
Red Cross
Social Welfare League
Joana
OW. Ole, Teickley
Marian Chapman
Ada M. Palmer
Market Notes and Prices In Chicago Livestock Quotation
A readible, dense clipping reports Chicago cash quotations for hogs and pork products, noting price ranges and market weakness. It mentions May hog futures, U.S. meat prices, and summaries of live cattle values. The piece includes brief references to Amgett and the broader market tone, reflecting early 20th century commodity reporting.
Hogs Steady to 10c Off Cattle Opens Lower
Market report shows hogs steady to 10 cents off while cattle prices open lower. Notes on buy active demand, prime and choice lots, and varied movement across hogs and cattle with prices around 62,000 and 17.40 per hundredweight for certain cuts. Includes terms like brisk trading, frOG V700, and references to calves and steers with multiple prices scattered throughout.
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Chiat Westerdas
Hatte Banres
Ube
Poldhing
Lewer
Penniners
Sud Eulters
Abolee
Taney
Hianess Choder
ATO
Omaha Livestock Markets Mixed Receipts Across Regions
Omaha livestock reports show varied demand with higher cash bids for some cattle categories and steady to lower prices for others. Kansas City and Sioux City receipts indicate firm to soft trends while St Louis sees activity in hogs and cattle. prices listed for steers, heifers, calves, and feeders across multiple markets.
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ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Sigmep
Baal AG Oesa
Bannpte
ST. Joseph
Peoria
Tg Low
Hwine Brida
Gelinw
Fiddieldbyi
Stocks and Bonds Market Roundup Highlights Early Gains
New York trading opened with erratic swings as major shares and food issues showed interest. Leaders incl American Linseed, American Cotton Oil, Mex Petroleum, and General Motors with fractional gains, while oils advanced 1 to 4 points and some metals held firm around 40 cents.
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New York
American
American Cotton
Tetroleurm
Reet Su
General
Odious Relief: Uypto Ointment Claims Quick Comfort
Advert spots Uypto Ointment promising easing of stiff joints and muscle pain with a “one touch” soothing effect and no mustard odor. Mentions various prices, jar sizes, and retailers in New York and Nebraska amid drift of other remedies and financial notes.
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New York
T-Liberte
Bea
Ail Drug Etorea
Lie MacMillan Broter
Shemical Co
Falls City
Neb
Roosevelt Burial to Be Marked by Simple Obsequies
Telegraphs of condolence flood in from around the world as Col Archibald Roosevelt declines a formal U.S. troops escort for the funeral at Oyster Bay, honoring his father’s wish for a modest ceremony among longtime friends. Meanwhile funeral services are held for Thomas St John Lockwood, with Roosevelt family en route.
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Hudteon
Kr Alford
de Alford
Board of Health
Alford
Presbyterian
St. Prancis Hospital
Hunttoon
Frei
W. Gg
Mayo
Pr. E. O' Keefe
Mayo Bros Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Isolation Hospital
Swisher
John Hamilton
Wis
Mullan
Ggnd
Aiken
Rince
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Archibald Roosevelt
Baker
United States
Oyster Bay
Col
W. A. Simpson
Roase
Yell
Roosevelt
Manuer
Achhibald
Lockwood
Boston
Thomas St. John Lockwood
Archibald B. Roosevelt
Mortuary Notices and Obituary Fragments
Fragmented obituary notes report Mrs. Ruba M. Smith dying after influenza and pneumonia, with a newborn daughter, born in Waltham on February 21 1885, and surviving relatives including Dr Sidney D Smith and Mrs Mathilda Christie. Additional items list Mrs Cornelis Miller funeral plans in Black Bank county and Mrs Jennie Mattwice aged 99, plus Thelma Youngnes service in Tacoma and Brandon.
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Ruba M. Smper
Ruba M. Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
Smith
Devedent
Waltham, Mauly
New York City
Sidney D. Smith
D. Smith
Black Mawk
Vivian M. Smith
Daugh
Irs
Mathilda Christie
J. W. Christie
Jordan
Mr Ie Ya. Dean
Mr Ie Ya. Dean, All of New Ye
Hattie LaPage
Prin Island
Canada
Cornelis Miller
Cornelius Miller
First Brethren Church
la Gaushnour
Prices and notices from New York and Midwest markets
New York markets report mixed prices for butter and creamers with unsettled receipts and higher than usual extras across several items. Minnesota and Michigan shipments show bulk lard and live poultry with steady to higher prices. Kansas City reports unchanged butter and poultry with lower sugar futures. Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds pure food laws from 1909 1913 and 1925. James Wickersham seated as Alaska delegate.
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New York
Powlay
eMlekens
Chicago
Chiu
Jan TesButter
Associated
Market Prices From the County Fair Auction Items
Readable fragments show wholesale and retail pricing for butter, creamery products, potatoes, meats, cattle, hogs, hay, straw, poultry, geese ducks shee s turkeys and hides. Numbers and labels indicate standard grade categories like No. 1 and No. 2 horse and mule hides and various livestock items.
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Hellas
Maoth & Ley Springs
Co Guineas
Wilson in Paris After Italy Visit and Missouri Grain Ruling
President Wilson and party return to Paris after an Italy tour. He praises Trieste for its welcome and defends U.S. participation in WWI as crucial to freedom. Also reported, the Missouri Grain Inspection Act of 1913 upholds a permanent injunction against Merchants' Exchange of St. Louis from weighing and inspecting grain.
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Wilson
Paris
Italy
Associateycenoms
Margaret Wilson
Turin
Tri
United States
American Republic
Missoers
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
St. Louis
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George Gissner
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Thane
White Beal Estate
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Penerty
Waterloa
Wateroo Pranerty
Minnesota
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Aplington
Eby
Tete
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CW. Mullan
St. Francis, Hospital
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Tcal
Pecombes
Ur.iuloon
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Hamilton
Str Francis Hospital
Ro PF. Swisher
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Sioux City
Sheef Staves
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SGU
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Grady
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Cat
Gilinn
Toledo
Lele
Wirol Bo
Seariet
Ridenone
St. Francis Hospital
Longley
Mr. Longley
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Queener
Tidenour
Leiven
Clean! Cent
Young Oval Co
Stocks and Bonds
Pittsburgh
Wew York
MONET
Mercantile Paner
Ncery
Liberty
London
Londott
Jan
Phelps
Jefferson
Moore Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Schuneman Drug Co
Tertros
McDermott
Hansel
Hansto
Jennie Mattwice
Jennie Ayried
Lope
St. Maul
Wlinois
Ravleton
Fren St. iPad
Alta Dodglas
Wickersham
Washington D. C
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