Want Ads Rates and Local Notices in Waterloo Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter outlines want ad rates and procedures. It explains one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum, line rates for dashes and caps, and emphasizes the need for clear, descriptive small ads. Notices announce clothing buy/sell, horse shoeing, and foot care services with contact details and shop addresses.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Noto
West Fourth
Waterloo Clothing Co
J. & Sisco
Park Ave
Speed
White
Real Estate Listings Mixed Across Waterloo Area
A scanned page shows numerous real estate ads for sale and rent across Waterloo and nearby towns. Entries include farms, vacant lots, near-town houses, and owner listings with contact details, partial prices, and remarks on location.
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Barclay St
Barlay St
Hoon
Randolph
Arthur C. Cele
Walgate
Gallowar
J. L. Strawn
Official Council Proceedings 1919 City Hall session
City Hall January 27 1919 council met in regular session Mayor Thompson presiding Present Brow Burk Leeper Link Manning and Ogle Inunction the communication of C D Cass general manager of the W C N railway regarding improvements for better protection at crossings was received and laid on file mayor to appoint committee to confer with Mr Cass committee named Lint Brown Manning and City Attorney Brown Hasbinger Pub company inspection of plat books ordered committee to investigate books Street and Alley committee appointed with City Engineer Johnston building code legalizing ordinance to be prepared and submitted to council Electric lighting contract with Black Hawk Electrical Supply company approved and clerk authorized to execute On motion monthly reports city electrician plumbing inspector annual report sealer of weights and measures received filed and referred to finance committee Resolutions adopted include entries for Fire Equipment Police Equipment and various suppliers On motion Council adjourned Local Board of Health met after regular session Resolution No 4253 recommending pay of influenza care bills in Presbyterian Hospital and WE C Emergency Hospital adopted Board of Health then adjourned Clerk Local Board of Health A B Johnson
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Thompson
Brow
Burk
Leeper
Link
Manning
Ogie
C D. Cass
W. Caf. N. Railway
Cass
Lint
Brown
Hasbinger Pub. Company
Thej
Engineer Johnston
Black Hawk Electrical Supply Company
Cliselerk
Thalf
City Electrician
City Plumb
Johnson
Board of Health
Resent
Fanning
Ogle
Copter
Board of Supervisors
Presbyterian Hospital
WE. C
Farmers' Short Course at Geneva Feb 12 14
Franklin County notes report a farmers short course to be held at Geneva February 12 through 14. The item mentions a sale of the old Geneva school building, local church events, court records year 1915 through 1918, and community notices from Otterville and St Ansgar with local people and activities.
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Franklin County
Geneva
Dumont
Methodist Church
Pestor
Lio Astrict
France
Hampton-Kelley Canning Company
Sherif
Congregational Church
W. 1. Evans
David Muir
H. BE. Hue
South
Amiel L. Messelhiser
F. C. Witviema
Geo. H. Nicol
Beecker
County Sp
Henderson
Castle
John W. Miller
Field Arti
Lety, Batt C
J. B. Knowles Homall
Castle Hill
J. MM. Miller
Serzt
H. Edwin
Brown
A. BE
Rainbow Division
Izgo
H. B. Nauman
J. B. Knowles
J. S Leeper
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Markets corn quotations rise with hogs and sheep steady
Jan 28 Omaha market report shows hog receipts 60 000 with prices mostly steady to lower than the prior day. Butchers and light hogs range 16.50 to 17.70, sows 15.70 to 16.50. Beef cattle and feeders show firm to higher values on improved demand. Sheep receipts 15 000 to 6 600 with killing class 15 25 higher. lambs 14 to 16, feeders up. Cattle receipts 2 000 with native steers 12.50 to 18.80, cows and heifers 12 to 15.75, calves 4.50 to 5.75. Provisions maintain strength amid corn rally.
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U. S
Atlantic
United States
Ged
Choice
Shipping Board
Inferior
Nalel Federal
Omaha
Neb
Jan
Kansas City Livestock Prices Show Mixed Bulk Trades
Kansas City market report January 23 records hogs receipts at 19 000 with prices 16.90 to 27.30 for various classes and cattle and sheep entries. Prime fed steers range 18.00 to 20.00 with dressed beef steers 12.00 to 18.00, calves 7.00. Sheep receipts 2 500 with lambs 15.00 to 16.50 and yearlings 10.00 to 24.50.
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Kansas City
St Louis Livestock and Midwest Market Quotation Roundup
Chicago quotations list corn oat and beef lard rib prices with No 3 yellow corn at 1.26 and No 4 yellow at 1.24, hog receipts 12 000 with ranges from 16.04 to 27.75 for various categories, cattle receipts 6 000 with beef steers 11.50 to 18.50, heifers 9.50 16.0, sheep 1 000 at 16.00 to 16.25. Sioux City hogs receipts 17 090 lower, Kansas City cattle receipts 3 500 with cash prices for steers 8 50 from 10 O. M. Parkhurst guests and veterans notes mixed in with farm market chatter.
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St. Louis
Yealing
Mitchell
I. D. Cady
Waterloo
Land
Thecelpts
Steadyness College
Lambe
Gunderson
Oscar Gun
Sioux City
Derson
Minneapolis
A. Gunderson
Clermont
Calla Rase
Kansas City Grarz
Kansas City
Tay
Parkhurst
Helfers
J. H. Bamford
Oe Hare
Techene Bes
Seeod Leon John
Orks
Lester Hubbard
Naeneese
Dodge
Leover
Argonne Forest
Tober
Mitchell grain and St Joseph livestock summaries
Minneapolis market notes show wheat and corn prices with No 1 and No 3 yellow oats values, flour and cash quotes in cents and dollars. St Joseph cattle and hog reports indicate mixed demand, with hogs steady to lower and cattle and calves uneven, top values around 17.75 and 18.25 dollars respectively.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Prices rip through Omaha grain markets and more
Prices for corn, oats, butter, eggs, cheese and poultry move in multiple markets led by Omaha with No 4 white corn at mixed levels and No 2 white oats around 60 cents. Peoria and St Louis report steady to firm butter and cheese while cattle, hogs and other farm prices vary. Cotton futures in New York show modest gains as grain prices shift across the Midwest and Great Lakes regions.
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Omaha
New York
Kew York
Stocks and bonds drift in erratic early New York trade
New York opening saw uneven price moves across sectors as Atlantic Gulf rose a point while Narine preferred fell 3 and Packie Mall dropped 2 percent Marine preferred tumbled 2 34 points Utilities and rails showed mixed shifts with Brooklyn Transit unchanged and Manhattan Railway slipping 5 points Liberty bond prices were posted with varied figures and sugar and money markets showed typical quiet interbank activity amid thin trading.
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New York
Auantic Gulf
Narine
Packie Mall
United States Steel
Ubt
Studebaker
Brooklyn Transit
Manhattan Railway
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Waierioe Cuening Courier
Martin Notel
Moyer Cafe
East Fourth
Brunewick- Balke-Collender Co
Dubuque
Laws
Denndryman
Elsdora
Towa
Eldora
GO. Balliett
Franklin St
Gilling
Hinson
Care Powers Mfg
Sycamore St
F. E. Barr Co
Chicago
Wapten
Meyers Cafe
Stroebel
Lafayette
East Pitth Street
Fifth St
Geo
Winzenburg
Waverls
Persons Music House
C. R. Hallowell
Fourth Street
Tare Courier
Perimeter
Gale Good Payette Co
Black Huiwk County Farms
Marsh Place
Bidz
Waler
Jona
Bovis Motors
West Side
jUniah
Beal
Wovette County
Oelwein
Parment
East Storms
Good Town
Y Weyburn
Saskatchewan
Cunada
Station
Michigan
F. R
Tor
Swigart Land Co
Rochester
Gandim
B. Read
Iis
Commercial
St. Waterloo
Heal Betate
Sais
S. W
Cedar Falls
N. W
Hudson
Higgins
G. HL
Marshall Rugg
Peter ‘Jacobsen
Grundy
J. J. Caiman
Lanaris
Thinois
Ellis Bros
Springville
Sayon Roedster
Kingsley, Ave
Siegel's Auto Wrecking Co
Timothy Hoy
Bern
Harry Saul
Barnes
iFor
Hood Secont Rand Planos
Par_sons
Music House
National Gash
Remington
Diamond Sting
Inquire CE
Fourth St
Sale
Ste
Care
Jefferson
Sige
Syeasmore Street
Ellis Hotel
T. Akes
Home Lost Co
New Barn
Alberta
Canada
Towa Tawa
T. Dean
Ocation
Carling
Leatiere
Sows
N. T. Kesler
Zion City
Walla
Altman
Leavitt & Johnson
Tripefer
Ann Piases
Bowie
LBR
Pateons
Oni Bates
Pacific Comat
Boyd Transfer Co
Greprool
Lows Warehouse Co
Rhode Island
Town Seturkins Co
Lincoln Bank
G& Wilton
C. B Davis
Waterloo Savings! Bank
East Waterou Township
Naystone
Mra
A. M. Walker
Mra. M. Rush
Nettle Cane
Mra. W. LL
Kendall
City of
Xettlee
Henry
Appel Va
R. C. Thompson
Neasesgeesen
Baldwin
E. Baldwin
Burles-Shepherd of] Co
Mun Hee
M. G. Jotngon
B. Marek
Matt Parrett & Sons
Ploom
Itoom
W. C. Bloom
R. S. Bodholdt
Redman
Chapman Lumber Co
Rentil
E. Pritchard
Suege & Smith
Ree Quest & Smith
Repass Auto Co
Lee Smith
Frank Snider
Leon Rorsky
Gross
Miles Print
Ralph B. Slippy
Blue
Smith
Liehty
Hitman
Sup- Standard ON Co
Underwind Typewriter Co
Ian Eee
Wangsler Bros
E. A. Wangler
Lew
Black Hawk County
Yen
Uie
James Patterson
Samuel Watters
Wards
Lonsley, Ransler & Smith
Waterton Mec
al Supply Co
Torneys
Fred
Wahterlag
Black Haw
Waterloo Laundry Co
Watertoo Office Supply Co
Cutrix
Theodore Becker
Black Munk
Waterloo Water
District Court
Barbara Becker
Edwards, Longley, Ransler & Smith
Fred S. Pett
Citizens Gas & Releusuie
AMG
Ecaa Ee Essale
Pannolly's Carriage & “Auto
Red Ball Independent
Renate Shop
B. VW
Schuneman
Stalth Lichty
Hillman
Dunhart, Express
Model Laundry Co
Russell-Lamson Garage
Alee Stewart2
Tire & Vule
Corp
Waterloo Water Work
Waterloo Hardware Co
East Street
Conley
Peterson & Duke
Etaner & Saly
Gen
A. Scott
Mwaterloo
Cedar Falls Union
C. E. Anderson
Walter Crumling
Fameron
Tabor
Wrst
Barclay & Son
Garey
Thos
Meck Kellar
W._H. Pedicord
J. Murrey
Henrey
Schlaberg
Wilson
Zimmerman
Williams
Cleveland
M. Paffenburger
W. Brown
Wm. Darts
West Sewer
Connelly's
Org
Webe
Dunkelberg Lumber Co
Galloway Invest
Heer
Owser Good Building
Care “Courier
Faornishin
Chautauqua Park
Siden Encyclopedia Brittanics
Brinkman
Thorobred Buf Orpington
Sewton
Courata
Faian-Flaming Co
J. J. Miller
W. Barnes
Grafer
Official Council Proceedings
Citizens Gas & Elettric
Wm Walker
Welsbach
James Black Dry Goods Co
Ai Buehler
Ray Tiller
Eseee
Dart Truck & Tractor Corp
Illumntes
Seagrave Company
Auto & Supply Co
Aes - Ees
Black Hawk
Natrol Repairs
Pee Hawk Electrical Co
Perrevaeue
W. Coburn & Son
Ae Rubber Compan
J. H. Hirsch & Co
W. H. Riggs
Spars Auto Repair Co
Stewart Tire & Wl Co
Ees
Weceeaes Ae
T. Warwick
Eetets
Waterloo Saddlery Co
Panlies
Thompson, Ma
Aeg
A.B. Tohnson
Otterville
Tag
Yz'so
Kuintar
Milwaukee
L. Gissel
John Williams
Curtis
Ruby
Jare
Quita
Howard Cumberland
Henry Bants, Sr
aBe
Malion
Stewart
Grace Waite
Muchmore
Jacob Smith
Wrank Bantz
Gerald Tantz
Frank Rants
Elgins
Hattie McClain
Glennyte
Attose
Adanson
ST. Ansgar
St Angrar
Colorado
Arthur Albrecht
Sayre
Clare Ing
Hubbard
Osage
Mays
Ora
Murbbard
Bark
B.T. Teland
Ind
Hume
Omaha Livestock
Tan
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Nowmal
ST. Joseph
Peoria
Rr Louis
Toledo
umEo
Wisconsin
St. Louie
Phelps
Liberty
NEW York Money
Mercantile Paper
London
Cimacn Cane Syne Ausuracn UO
Ella B. Peverill
Ray Paris
Auditors West Side
Wihis IL
Kane
N ' Li
Porte City
Blackhawk Feeding Co
Fairview Cemetery
Wooa
Dobson
Fairview
Etree W.J. Burbank
A. J. Edwards
Nemzelman
Jacob Cohn
Baker's
Brechtbill
Harry N. Stewart
Highmes
West End
Shallenberger
Russell-Lamson
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Cenit Lamson Bros & CO
Membres
A. Chicago Board OF Trade
Savons
DAY Grain & Rors CO
Postal Telegraph Building
I. Waterloo
Mer
Minnesota
Blowers
Waterloo-Raymond Road
McCormick
Shiek
V. d. Wilson
Cleris
Wlbe, Akdougall
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