For Ment-7 Room House All Modern at 26 Wellington
Property listing notes a ment seven room house with modern amenities located at 26 Wellington. Catalog entry references Catl Red 2905 as an identifier.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1918
Page
4
Property listing notes a ment seven room house with modern amenities located at 26 Wellington. Catalog entry references Catl Red 2905 as an identifier.
A small company of Mr and Mrs Gh Batleys friends were entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Brust. The evening featured playing 600 and refreshments. Several locals plan travels including Jotah Page and Keith to Cedar Stupids and Central City while A Vaughn and Cleo Sawyer head to Los Angeles. N F Baker visits his son Fred in Bruce Center area south of Lawn. Mrs John Mord stayed with Mrs Warren Cranston in Waterloo. Ira Richards helps at Haven department store and Miss Marke Schubert takes vacation for illness. Mrs John Lehman seeks medical treatment in Waterloo.
Lynn Hart and Donald Palmer from Camp Cody were selected to attend officers' training in Leon Springs Texas amid 2500 applicants for the Vinton school. Parents celebrate the news as Hart and Palmer, both residents of Vinton, receive the honor.
Help worthy causes with $100. provide particulars and include address G-14 care Courier. Igor Weant-aAt Once Buite Model furnished rooms without heat good stoves cheap modern furnished rooms heated ready Jan 185 an housekeeper phone Black 2712 Manhard t Lost Bunch of keys on Ming coast side phone 1647 Wanted My Man and I With Light housekeeping rooms near Gas Engine Co telephone Black 3445 For East Front Room and Alcove close in west side phone Asse Fourth St For Ment Strictly Modern 8 room house close in west side garage phone Red 61s
Reinbeck churches plan Sunday evening union services amid cold weather to help conserve fuel. Community news includes residents traveling to Independence and Stuttgart, a January 17 reception for Rev Shear and family, and a library fee policy change for non-residents. Also notes marriages, deaths, and local business dissolutions with regional updates.
Fire department rushes to 1324 Lafayette street at 5 40 pm to check a chimney no damage. At 6 58 pm a run to 848 Linden for an overheated furnace. At 5 07 am today address 201 Linwood street Greek restaurant on Sycamore street no damage. Also mentions fire insurance promo and a church service by Prof George Zeilinger of Dubuque. New York stock market open declines with steel faltering, ships rallying, and a week of lower prices. clearing houses show reserve excess while spot cotton and futures close steady.
Chicago January 12 virtual stoppage of crop movement made the corn market rise despite few orders from wire service commission houses. January not quoted and May at 1 25 14, later 1 25 38, rates steadied. Oats followed corn higher as sellers remained scarce. Higher hog quotations lifted provisions, mainly lard, with business limited overall.
Chicago January 12 hog market tied to a slim 25 percent of expected arrivals. Packers held firm to force a market reaction as cattle and sheep mostly went direct to slaughter. Hogs receipts about 6 000 with range bids across light to rough, cattle receipts around 600, sheep roughly 500 with varied prices.
In St Louis report dated January 12, hogs receipts 4000 with higher values. hogs range 14.00 to 18.60 for heavy, bulk to 16.50. Cattle receipts 300 steady with steers 8.50 to 14.00, cows 6.25 to 10.75, calves 6.50 to 13.50. Sheep and lambs receipts none to light, is noted as steady with dumbs 16.25 to 17.00 and yearlings 12.50.
Omaha Neb Jan 12 hog receipts 8280 steady with bacon hogs at 16.00 to 16.40 per cwt mixed grades around 16.10 to 16.30 pigs 19.00 bulk 16.10 to 16.30 cattle receipts 600 steady steers about 9.00 cows and heifers 12.50 calves 9.00 to 13.00 sheep receipts 506 ewes and wethers 10.75 to 22.60 lambs 25.75 to 17.00.
Livestock reports from St Joseph Missouri dated January 12 show receipts of 2500 head cattle and 250 sheep with mixed gains. Steers traded around 8.00 to 14.09, cows and heifers 36.00 to 12.50, calves 6.00 to 14.00, sheep 313.00 to 16.85, and ewes 6.00 to 12.00 amid higher overall demand.
Across Chicago Kansas City New York and St. Louis prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry show little change. Butter and eggs mostly hold steady with creamery firsts at 47 to 51 cents and eggs firm as receipts rise. Turkeys hens and fowls vary slightly while cheese and other poultry stay stable in noted markets.
Bears held an advantage in grain markets as traders foresaw peace prospects, with corn steady to down and oats and provisions mixed amid stormbound rail conditions. New York reports revived activity but warns economic doubts and severe winter storms dampen business, with weekly bank charges totaling 5,266,619,319.
Market report shows varied prices for livestock dairy goods and produce at Waterloo including hog premiums for weight classes bulls cows and heifers, beef cuts, eggs creamery butter lard potatoes and hens. Prices listed in cents per pound or per bushel, reflecting wholesale and retail ranges for the period.
Jan 12 News notes list school to reopen after a three week vacation. Miss Helen Smith sold millinery and plans to move to Illinois. Rev W Caldwell preached at Mr Bloch’s funeral in Achier. Ice houses for meat market and restaurant filled. water tank being installed. John Arends, related to Mrs Dreyer, returned home to Adrian Minn. Red Cross begins hospital supply work. Rev Koester on a two week trip to Nebraska and South Dakota. laymen conduct meetings. Florence Nabor discharged from Iowa City hospital after appendicitis operation.
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