Local Want Ads and Community Notes from Reinbeck
A fragmented rural newspaper page lists varied want ads from sales to services and real estate, plus local notices. Entries include help-wanted for a grocer general store, a nurse, and a furniture seller. items for sale like a piano and a two-room house. rental offers. and brief community news such as miscellaneous births, surgeries, and a county Republican convention update. Names such as Mrs Detson, Ray Abram, J. W. Helley, and Rev. Werlie appear alongside places like Waterloo and Reinbeck, with farm and livestock notes and a registration remark for alien females noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gasker Grace
Modern Reve
GS Ulocks
Wanghers Drug Star
Aston
Huu Ternelling
Hutz & Wilson
Team Heat Rock
Iowa
Detson
Flance
Chans N
Dike
ForsSale
Spesdstek
Amis
Ray Abram
Lawson Garage
Heal
West Side
Busskeeping
Businexa
Sele Bakery
Waterloo
West Third Ave
Wellington St
Finchford Notes on Local Visits and Births
Finchford Iowa notes report surgeon operated on Susy Corwin at Sarteri hospital Cedar Falls. Olive Strand from Des Moines visiting E.W. Pashby home with Mrs. Pashby hosting girls from her school class. Children's day observed at Christian church. Miss Marie Swab visiting relatives near Waver. Relatives brought baskets to Conred Debus for birthday surprise. Odis Woodyard and Joe Tucker welcome two births. Arnold Baldier in army at Camp Dodge visited home. Supt Sunderlin and family visited Estherville then Nora Springs. Mrs. F.L. Kirkman returned from Ames after friends visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conred Debus
Winston
Mr. Debus
Nora Springs
FL Kirkman
Harry Doore
Little Jeanne
Des Moines
Philathea
M. EL Church
P. m
L. Lucas
Town
Harry Marsh
Waterloo
Harry Wood
Presbyterian
Wirth Grove
J. W. Chase
The
Little Sterling
Illinois
Charlie McEniry
Fort Monroe
Rvice
Pixley
Burlington
Greene
Bob Hill
Jackson, Minn
Hill
Red Cross
Otterville Notes and Local Arrivals
Otterville harvests begin with two farmers joining the hay effort. Miss Stella Wis and Mrs. G L Budzine report sore throats. Ruth Bantz has an infection from bites. Will Troup and wife visit Dundes while in Milwaukee. Mrs Webster Walker visits sister Mrs Curpths. Waterloo, Iowa and Garden City Minnesota visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterville
Lucky
Farmere
Stella Wis
G. L. Budzine
Ruth Bantz
Will Troup
Dundes
Jacob Smith
Cottrict
Milwaukee
Wis
Webster
Walker
George Curpths
Hemser
Waterloo
Land Son and Family
Ity
Wil
Orr Hunie Staat
Three-year-old Bucchele boy breaks collar bone
Jubilee July 2 reports the three-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bucchele broke his collar bone by falling out porch. Mrs H Lang of Grafton Ta has been visiting here. Edwin Hoppe is home on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Aliss Gertrude
Kahler
Chicago
Miss Kahler
St Luke's Hospital
Charles D. Ploog
Davenport
Elerman Ploog
J. W. Helley
Marshfield
Rei Brother
Himmer Cheeseman
Harris Porter
Ed. Ingamells
Waterloo Hospital
Wit Jteen
William Lynch
Wylie
Werlie
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Porter
R. A. Lonergan Ding Company
Waterloo
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Ray Lewis
Jesse N, Lewis
Grundy County
Grundy Center
Ebi P Sheene
Jubilee
Tubiles
Walter Bucchele
H. Lang
Grafton
Edwin Hoppe
Fairbank Notes News of Marriages and Local Happenings
Fairbank reports announce the marriage of Reverend Mexander Hoberteen of Chicago to a Dew 2folnes young woman. Mrs Nellie King plans a Minneapolis visit. buhener family relocations. a home talent show raises funds for patriotic work. Red Cross and church activities fill the town. Several residents receive news of relatives overseas in France and ongoing health trips. others return from trips and plan moves or trainings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Mexander Hoberteen
Chicago
France
Jesse Walker
Great Lakes Naval Station
Charles Elliott
Rochester
Minn
Elijott
Whittier
Cal
Phoenisiz
John Leehey
W. G. Lehmkuhl
Hampton
Ella Romke
Paul
Ti. J. Myers
Spirit Lake
Harry
W. Artman
Donald
Mount Vernon
American Red Cross
Methodist Church
Hugh Leehey
Kenneth Burnette
Puget Sound
Frank Shuck
Danielson
L. T. Miller
Dubuaus
Clara
St. Joseph's College
Bertha Hausler
Hampton Hospital
Miss Mary
Markets Slip Then Rise as Corn Mixed on Weather News
Liberal receipts and favorable weather pressured corn early with mixed quotes and a late uptick as Canadian demand hints and wheat consumption forecasts in Canada tilt sentiment. July and September corn move around $1.54 to $1.52 while oats hold near yesterday. cash quotes show varied values across product grades. provisions gain modestly on expected meal reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Stock market opens hesitant then firm amid mixed gains
Stocks and bonds opened with caution after yesterday’s heavy close, then rallied as speculative favorites led gains. Mexican Petroleum Distillers and Atlantic Gulf posted modest advances while United States Steel rose on its 1500 share offering. Major names Baldwin Locomotive Crucible Steel and American Smelting strengthened, others like Lackawanna Bethlehem Steel and General Motors were barely lower. Liberty bonds remained steady amid a contracted trading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurea
Fesd
Mexican Petroleum
Distillers
Atlantic Gulf
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible Steel
American Smelting
Anaconda
American Telephone
Sumatra Tobacco
Lackawanna
Bethlehem Steels
General Motors
Liberty
Daldwin Locomotive
Republic Iron and Tobacco
American Tobacco
Western Union
Reading
Prices. Chicago to St Louis and New York market notes
Chicago markets report cash and unsettled prices for butter oats and corn with No 2 white and yellow oats values and Rye and maize figures. St Louis and Omaha bourses show No 2 white corn and oats ranges. Cotton futures open and close steadied with July and October bids. Mercantile paper rates and letters of credit cited. A Washington note records gridlocked prayer resolution on wartime morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Kansas City
Rockford Men Enlist and Local News From Rockford
Rockford reports Ford Jowell sixteen and his brother Oscar eighteen have enlisted. An alleged slacker Ed Lane was picked up by Sheriff Graham, and a recruiting officer inducted a man into army service at Waterlog. The Royal Liberty league secured a service tag for Rockford. Also noted are a church address by Prof. Nicholas Knight on German aims, Mrs. Alvin Reams’s death, and various market prices for potatoes, poultry, butter, eggs, and metals. Columbus streetcars resumed after a brief strike settled by federal rail board request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ford Jowell
Ree
Oscar
Ed Lane
Graham
Woyal Liberty League
Congregational Church
Nichoolas Knight
Cornell College
Lamby
Mf. C. A
Alvin Reams
Plainfield notices of visits and moves across towns
In Plainfield and nearby areas many locals are noted visiting relatives and moving homes. Alice Whipple and children visited Aunt Sirs Thorap salah. Bert Hall received treatment after arrival. Mrs Bliss Walker from Portland visited her sister Tawidaie Walker. Fran Frotmes attended a funeral in South Dakota. Miss Ilo Jones and others gathered with Martha Gal ieher. Willie Wefel moved his family to town to manage the farmers elevator. Rev Tarbox and Marguerita Tarbox relocate to West Union. Bert Thompson from Dixon visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infield
Alice Whipple
Reerfora
O. G. Thorapsalah
Hapits
Bert Hall
Dar
Bliss Walker
Portland
Ore
Tawidaie Walker
Fran Frotmes
Froquois
S. D
Ilo Jones
Miller
Chicago
Tra Hurlburt
Clark
Martha Galieher
Willie Wefel
Itheir Farm
Wefel
Railways Time Tables Illinois Central and EB Lines
Railway time table excerpt lists eastbound and westbound trains from Dubuque Chicago and Milwaukee routes with connections to Fort Dodge and Albert Lea, hourly and daily services. It includes notice of trains to Minneapolis St Paul, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Kansas City and St Louis, with local freight and passenger services. The schedule details departure times, depot names, and key connections across multiple cities and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Vor & m
Dubuque
Chicago
M. Ween
Port Dodge
Omaha
Qmatia
Sioux City
Fort Dodges
Dubuque North Hoard
Jota
Albert Lea
Abert Tien
Twin Cities
Albert Lew
W. Em
Union Depot
Des Moines
East Side
Kansas City
Kansas
LPR
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St Paul
Tein
Shell Rock
Mitchell News Notes Briefly Visit and Travel
Mitchell July 2 reports Mr and Mrs Frank Schloesser and Mrs Herman Zemple visited at the Co G Voigt home after coming from Minneapolis. John Jacobsen of the guard and fire company returned on furlough and joined friends at the AF Stage home. L D Hungerford and family visiting relatives at Fayette and Clermont. Mrs L R Dockerty and Mrs E J Stokes hosted a party for Mr S Dearborn at the Dockerty home. Ernest Messeille and Arthur Meyer moved to Kenosha Wis to work for Kartig Nash Motor Co. Mr and Mrs Wm Cordes visited son Edwin in Des Moines where he trains as a truck driver. Bertha Cordes visiting relatives in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Dockerty
E. J.S Tookes
S. Dearborn
Ernest Messeille
Arthur Meyer
Kenosha
Wis
Kar Tig Nash Motor Company
Wm. Cordes
Edwin
Des Moines
Bertha Cordes
Chicago
Dunkerton Notes and Local Meetings July Visitations
Dunkerton reports include Miss Garroni of Waterloo visiting Miss Kathryn Berke, Mrs D P Magee hospitalized in Waterloo, Miss Smith a Fressie kinswoman visiting, and Mrs Lizzie Eames from Riverside visiting. BYP U delegates named, Dunkerton Telephone Co holds semi annual meeting with Nellie Burke kept as operator at higher pay. A Millard Tage letter from Camp Dodge notes gas mask training. Henry Magee of Mountain Grove, Mo. called to Dunkerton for his mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Garroni
Waterloo
Kathryn Berke
D. P. Magee
Presbyterian Hospital
Smith
Louis Fressle
Fressie
Lizzie Eames
Riverside
T. O. Canfield
BY. P
Davis
Kathryn Burke
Lulu Carnes
Fern Pisher
Jessie Rodgers
Dunkerton Telephone Company
Nellie Burke
Millard Tage
Camps Dodge
Henry Magee
Mountain Grove
Hogs and cattle prices across major markets reported
Livestock price reports from Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Sioux City and St. Joseph show hogs steady to higher with top bids around 16.60 to 16.65 for selected loads. Cattle receipts remain strong with steers $12.00 to $15.00 and cows $7.50 to $12.78. Sheep and lambs quote generally firm with ewes around $11.00 to $15.00 and lambs near $23 to $34.
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SAVES
Burnington
St. la
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
Chicago
Ww. C.F
Waterloo
Fron Waterlag
Bos
Waterloo-Cellar Rapides
Jarae
Awa & Limited
Cedar Fapirs
Joe
Tancal
Gs Peat Ens
SIG
Lemees
Ewes
Omana
Nep
Sioux City
ST. Joseph
Hay and Brraw and Dairy Terms Amid Market Slips
A fragmented OCR list references hay and straw prices and dairy terms, including creamery butter and dairy items. It mentions poultry, ducks, geese, turkeys, spring chickens, hides of various grades, veal, and horse hides with scattered numbers and weights, reflecting an old market or classified listing with unclear totals. The item reads as a catalog of agricultural goods and byproducts without a single cohesive narrative.
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Waterloo Evening Couner
Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Lodge
Viola Johnson
Alda May Cutler
Lydia
Cutler
Bfederal
Thoroly Modern
Gose
Lafayette Street
Prive
Lane
Western Land & Investment Co
Crystal Theatre
Great i Western Depot
Linden Ave
Great Western
Mulberry
Franklin St
East
Samarang
Flessant
Allen St
Washington
Bor
Sycamore
Hay End
Waterloo Clothing Co
East Eighth
Walnut St
Jefferson Apartments
East Fourth Street
H. A
Smith St
Millers
Cedar Falls
Pioneer Manufacturing Co
Fisher Tent & Awning Co
Norther Manufacturing Co
Wits
H. B. Rugg
Black Hawk
Moore Drug Co
Concrete
Lake Sts
Playford
Lare Alford
West Fourth St
Wwading
Callege
Sta. A
Eady
Positon
Cauris
Clasa
Trere
Shere
Effie
Cagit
Rowe Son
Waterloo Clothbheron
Guaran
Parsonz Muste
Hale Residence
Logan Ave
W. C. Brownlee
Reed St
Mulourne
Cedar Heights
al Pargalm
Waterloo Prap
Towa
Frank Tennyson
A. i
Haat Side
Lafayette Saturda
iFor
Jin Gond
Blut
Glanes
Ana Bell
Muga
Fayette St
Bargeins
Parsons Music
Zabriskie & Son
Stanley
Ifaw
Mackamnan Auto Storage
Jefferson
iFormal
Underwood
Lowa
FF. S. Burd
Minnesota
Buick
Dodge
Chevrolet
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Che & Wak
Parsons Storage Dept
Pranafer and Storage
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Tne
Bord Transfer Co
Iowam Warehouse Co
Autombiles
East Mullen
Dell
Jackson
Ford
Tager
Independence
J. W. Thompson
Overland
Chas. Walters
Cay St. Co
Dar Falls
Jefferson SL
City of
Nea
Tiineis Central Railroad
Virden Creek Bridge
West Ninth Street
Wellington Street
Berth Avenue
TY OF
Laws
A E. Johnson
I-Corporation
Notles
James Slack Dry Goods Company
Black Hawk County
Aist
James’ Black
James M. Graham
James Black Dry Goods
Advertiser
Zuecutrix
State of
Clyde H. Eighmey
Flo
District Court
Lettie H. Elghmey
Pike, Bian
Harwich Furniture Store
Cutler St. T
Finchford
ST. Ansgar
Marble Rock
San Bernardino
J. B. Shephardson
Shephardson
Cates
Miss Madely
Peoria Guar
Benes
Stocks and Bonds
Eawnbsas City Grain
New Isay
Cottom
New York
Cotten
Mercantile Paper
Toledo
sMlsike
Washington, D. C
Meers
Montana
Senate
Jator Thomas
Colorado
Wisconsin
Michigan
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Senha
Virginia
Springs
Mit
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
Columbus
Federal War Laser,board For Settlement
Plainfield
Mitchell
Dunkkerton
BresEene
Higean
Twig' Fi
Passover
Omaha Livestock
LAWOE
Ts.ou
Hess
Creamery Huteer
Creamery Utter
Ofa Tellelaielas Siagane
Turkey
Jerrece Hores
Myle
Marsh-Vinnce Bldg
Bischer
Lamson Grog
Chicago Hoard OV Trade
Grats & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph
Waterlpo
Marst Place
Bldg. Co
G. Larrabee
Mgr
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