Por Rent Two Houses Close In East Side
Two houses for rent on the east side. One modern seven rooms, the other five rooms not modern. Includes gas, electricity, and optional garage. Contact Black 2041 or 21 Hammond for Sun Grove Cottage furnished for light housekeeping at $3.75 per week.
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Hosein
Golden Rule
West Fifth
Town St
Eastside
Hammond
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Bert—Pressant
Toom
Allen
Washington
Kent
Sycamore St
East Side Park
Walnut
Wellington St
Fremont St
West Fourth
West Side
East Eighth
Talephone Black
Fefferson Apartments
East Fourth Street
Hy. A
Logan Ave
Franklin St
Brownlee
Renal Estate
Reed St
Anton Wangler
Dubuque
Bubouque
Saint Room House
Sais
New High
St. 4
Bel
Hawthorne Ave
H. D. Halvorsen
Luck
Wis
Shentangus Park
Burton Ave
Goodrich
Cedar Heights Road
Royal
East Fourth
Independent Meat Co
Sucre
Clowes
Rouse
Fifth St Wese
Arthur C. Cole
For Sale Mixed Classified Items In Varying Condition
A crowded notes listing baby cab, canon, baby pups, porch auction, furniture, crib, hay, typewriter, desk, bookcase, mirror, rugs, beds, chairs, chests, kitchen cabinet, ice box, wardrobes and rent offerings. Multiple addresses and phone numbers indicate a general sale listing from a 20th century classifieds page.
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Jefferson St
East Side
Lafayette St
Vernis Martin
Denver St
Dunkerton
Ric
Bhutt
East Side Auction Market
L. Parsons Music House
Fowler
Heart Housekeeping
Fern Home
Elm
Denver Chatter and Local Notices From July 3
Denver headlines recall Mrs Orgha Bills visiting from Pittsburgh and meeting old Denver friends after 27 years apart while Arnold Vogelsang returns from Chicago for vacation. Local notes include roadster ownership, Camp Dodge visits, weddings, and relatives gathering with mentions of Gielau marriage and a son headed to San Antonio training. Horton notes record a Sunday school picnic and infantile paralysis treatment visitors plus Emory Strauser training at Quantico and trench vaccination.
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Denver
Orgha
Pittsburgh
G. L. Riedesel
Arnold Vogelsang
Chicago
John Collins
Rudolph Schnieder
Readiy
Denwald
Grandma Wendte
Elsie Matthias
Westgate
Schumaker
John Wendte
Malinda
Henry Schumaker
Io Fred Gielau
Gielau
San Antonio
Tex
Horton
Eimey Shipp
Wooads
Town City
Mattie Grant
Clarksville area notes and local teacups June glance
Clarksville region items recorded a three day visit by Anhel Doty to his parents, military enlistments by Walter Rushing and Perry McCague, a Red Cross shop reopening, and various travel, weddings, and deaths. The community news mentions births, illnesses, and local church events, with many residents visiting relatives and preparing for wartime service.
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Clarkeville
Dais
Anshel Doty
Wm. Doty
United States Navy
Lvst Clase
Fortress Mfonrne
Walter Rushing
Cleveland
Musicum
United States
Perry McCague
Des Moines
Red Cross
Ernest Nordman
Montana
Betsey Waite
Wascon
Minn
Heraughter
Geo. Kocher
Als. Barnes
Vivian
R. Gook
Darlington
Wr Williams
I. A. Jacobs
G. W. Staion
Stefke Stefkers
DB. C. Montgomery
Fairmont
David Montgomery
Allison July county eighth grade diplomas and visits
Fragments describe Allison residents and guests in July. Diplomas were issued at a theater school event with Rev. Roadman and Rev Kernahan listed among organizers. Nearby, Stev J C Govan and Susanne Gough’s relatives visited Iowa. Several locals moved or planned moves to Cherokee and Grinnell, Des Moines photos of school teachers leaving for San Juan, and extended family travel noted.
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Allison
Allison Viper
Rutter County
Fepcus
Koa
Dues
KA. Kernahan
Northempton
Alien
Stev
J. C. Govan
Besigr
Susanneaty Gough
W. A. Statdon
Alison Furniture
BRS
Cherokee
Dis
Wueabetlsddun
Frederick Robinson, Jr
Dubguyne
BRUNE
WW i Ray
Famits
Robinson
Tia
Mortroks Monsroe
Jety
Caal Smith
CL Montgomery
Fatriment
Minn
Enc
AL OY Ntrtin
Robert Starr
Methodiat
Des Moines
Rom
Grinnell
Des Moines Register
Clits Cook
Ogden
Allison High School
Misa Ook
Uiversity
Fawn
Neur
Lyons High School
Canton
A. R. Spracge
Lucie
Waterloo
Barclay Local Notes and School Board Actions
Barclay reports rentals for 1919 including Wil Metcalf farm to Fred Schritt and 4 faci in Bennington leased by Suupy. Red Cross bazaar results listed and oats harvest notes. Campbell barn reshingled. school board meeting at Center naming officers. tax levy set at 3500 dollars. school year eight months. subdistrict releases and per month supplements approved. Pasture condition good, flies troubling stock. 1160 spring pigs owned by Jim Campbell.
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Barclay
Sulus
Campbell
BE. K
Dice
James Stew
Soha Orth
J. Anderson
Walter Clark
Glen Parker
J. J. Meter
Oriner
Fay
Scheola
Hudson Daily News Notices and Local Reentries
Hudson reports on fishing trip returns of Wm Crownover A W Fortes Irve Blough and Ed Bateman with 400 pounds of fish, Camp Ada Minnesota annual vacation retreat. Minneapolis geath and a series of local family updates and agricultural market notes across Minneapolis and St Louis Gray areas.
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Hudson
Wm. Crownover
A. W. Fortes
Irve Blough
Hudeer
Ed Bateman
Mtr
Acon
Chicago
Camp Ada
Minn
Crownovers
Camp Ade
Lyle Slusher
Castana
Minneapolis
Flord Gibson
J. C. Barta
R.C. Holtis
McMillan
Springfield
Colo
Yast
Dunkerton News Briefs and Community Notes
Dunkerton residents report visitors from New York and Minnesota as Inez and family visit Rev and Mrs Holden. The Baptist church group met at Clarence Holdiman’s home with 34 attendees. Dunkerton plans a quiet Fourth of July and local banks will stay open 8 to 9 PM on Saturdays in the summer. Mittard Page heads to training camp. Geraldine Greeks returns from Iowa City to help her father in his office.
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Wamsley
Comstock
Wis
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Oag
Shell Stock
Atr
Barton
Arthur Reitz
Philadelphia
Migs Faire
Sugendorfer
Clarksville
Kisi
Cedar Rapids
Sterling
Chicago
Wesley Roy Hickman
State Hospital
Ine Dependence
Luis
Presbyterian Church
Savur
Jay
Antioch Church Cemetery
Wne
Princes ,Ckerman
John Ort
Elkhars
Nis Cora Hersh
Bristo
Congregational Church
Faifus Herd
Wisconsin
Waiwrath
Skinner
H. 5
Knapp
Charles City
Charles Falls
Altho
Jesup
Jay Levey
B. Bump
Frank Fox
Plattsville
Frank Hilton
BOF_ club
CA. Marsh
George Catshall
Sarah MM. Hovey
Gordon
Neb
James T. Layer
H. High and Son
Thomas
Lewiston
M. CG. Jenks
C. A. Marsh
Vica
Red Cross
T. F. Kenneally
Thompson
A. B. Laird
Elizabeth Cochead
June McLain
Surgical
F. R. Place
Interpetidense
Pythian Sisters
Jacob Sherman
James Bloom
Manchester
W. W. Blasier
Stenton
Robert Dalton Blasier
J. A. Lalré
Bottswood
Cal
Marsh
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. G. Felts
Sarah M. Hovey
Ezra, McKenzie
Jesup Union
Auguisi
Fort Des Moines Hospital
Charles Leary
John Walker
George Walker
Frank Stoddard
William Wills
Sarah M. Hover
3. C. Felts
Comfort Day
Enon
Union
Tripoli
J. E. Colyin
Milwaukee
E.W. Fergeman
Wm. Schultz
Chas. Mantz
Min
West Bend
H.R. Bell
Tripoli State Bank
X. A. Mathis
Wel. Marks
Peirce City
Marks
Sumner
Lew
H. Brute
Sommer
Leslie
P. A. Keeper
Chilren
Cottonwood
Minn
Louise Rubrow
Mike Goodenbour
Dunkerton
Williams
New York
Mrs. Holden
Minnesota
David
Pailathea
Guraen
The
Baptist Church
Clarence Holdiman
Clarence Holdimen
Eva Jenson
Mroo
Ralph Rodgers
Stocks Rally Amid Mixed War Bulletins in New York
New York stock trading showed broad gains in the early session with copper and related metals leading as War Board prices lent support. United States Steel rose modestly, while Otis, Motors, Tobacco and Leather gained fractionally. rails stayed flat. Liberty bonds held steady, with profits trimming early advances as demand for copper and tobacco revived trading before noon.
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New York
War Board
Linited States Steel
Otis
Motors
Tobaccos
Liberty
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Marine
Hecht
Liberty 44
Markets Show Fresh Strength in Corn Trading
Market notes reflect renewed demand in corn with September and December futures quoted higher. Early activity reversed as offers rose, prompting a general advance. cash and futures interactions suggested holders could not accept delivery, with oats mixed and provisions firm on breadth of buying.
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Dina
Grain and Provisions News From Kansas City Market
Kansas City and Peoria price listings show corn and maize futures with steady or slight changes. No. 2 and No. 4 mixes and yellows are quoted at various levels, with white and mixed grain prices noted alongside hay stability.
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Kansas City
Hay
Peoria
Rain Tent Festival at Barclay Center Draws Crowd
At Barclay Center on June 25 near V. P. church a Rain tent festival drew about 850 attendees despite bad roads. 96 automobiles and 50 other vehicles filled the grounds. Booths raised varied sums with profits from Fish pond, Frowns baking, Popcorn and heat nuts, Ice cream Parlor, and more. Net proceeds reached 561 dollars with farm produce donations contributing further.
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Barclay Center
Barclay
V. P
Athlgecie Arts
Bank Clearings for Week End July 4 1915 Waterloo
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending July 4 1915 as reported by the Waterloo Clearing House show daily totals and a holiday effect. The figures include 214 549.99 for Friday 245 492.90 for Monday and 347 069.18 for Thursday with the week ending in larger overall totals. mortgage and other financial instruments are noted with corresponding week comparisons.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House assoiPriday
Jiu Jitsu The Hun Warned By Nippon Patriot
Paris reports a Japanese patriot urging Americans to study jiu jitsu before facing Germany. Yamagushi, a jiu jitsu expert, claims two years of training, or a short intensive course, would better prepare soldiers in combat against Fritz.
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Paris
Fritz
Yama- Igushi
Head Breaks Pole Negro to Join Troop
Hammond Indiana report describes Joseph McKintey Walker of Co C Eighteenth Infantry en route with negro troops. In a nightmare he jumped from his berth and struck a signal pole with his head, breaking it. He was taken to hospital, apparently dying, then appeared at the depot seeking orders to return east to his comrades amid claims of bad actors and a desire to catch the kal sar before leaving.
Chicago Market Slows as Hogs and Calves Shift Prices
The Chicago market reports slow sales with hogs mostly steady around 16.50 to 16.95 and calves steady while some cattle and hog categories show softness. Receipts and diverse items including butter, potatoes, and hides appear, with prices varying by item and quality across beef, pork, and farm goods.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Report Mixed Prices
Kansas City market listing shows fluctuating cattle receipts with mixed bids. Prices for steers and heifers cited alongside feeder offerings and regional seller names amid overall steady to higher signals.
Livestock Market Totals From Multiple Midwestern Markets
Returns show receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and calves at St Joseph Sioux City and Omaha markets. Prices span from about 10.00 to 18.90 per unit with receipts listed in the hundreds to thousands, including steady to higher trends for cows and feeders.
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St. Joseph
Sterleher
Mleors
Sioux City
Aloux City
Omaha
Neb
Chlves
Sloan
Wetnars
Timbs
Prices in Chicago and New York markets July 3 report changes
Chicago markets show butter receipts 18 687 cars with minor changes and mixed potato offerings from Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota at various prices. Dairy items list butter and eggs with receipts and creamery quality. poultry prices mostly unchanged. Kansas City notes butter and poultry steady with eggs at 27c.
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Chicago
Bulter
Unger
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Linnesota
Louis-iana
Virginia Darralad Wobblers
York
New York
wButter
Lee
Kansas City
Begge
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Waterloo Evening Courter
SD Daily Reporter
Courier
Lea
Morever
Ahrnout
Wateroo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Lodge
Irs
Geo
Leavey
Bell Mises
Waterloo Clothing Co
Miller
Cedar Falls
Ameran Manufacturing Co
Jefffern
Stu
Jetter
Hans
Cedar Valley Cigar Co
East Fifth Sk
Sandham
Bore Alford
Dladtien
Moler College
Icago
Singas
Hutzel & Wilson
Cam Boat Rock
Lowe
Sinoms
Slase
Courter
Winess Chandes
Rmers Savings Bank
Dike
Towa
Isce Acre
Coburn
Fifth St. Hardware Co
Fox
Nen
Waterloo Croth
Suaran
Parsons Music House
WW. B. Collection Agency
Fourth Street
Autombiles
East Mullana
Ford
J.B. O'Dell
Caaillac
Jackson
Mitchell
E. Baum
Ray Abriam
Law_ Son garage
Olive Street
Cutler St
J. S. Burd
Wateriso
Vhone
C. W
Brenson
F. D. Ne
Lana
Buick
Dodge
Lee Chevrolet
Iowa Securities Co
Fin Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wieson
Marsh-Place Bldg
Chas. Walters
Parsons Storage
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Iowa Warehouse Co
J. M. Hoyer
J. W. McDowell
J. M. Hover
J. A Hover
ST. Louie Gray
St. Iaals
Stocks and Bonds
Toledo
Trime
Alsike
Timothy Prime
coTron
Bardey
Grain and Provisions
Feoria Gxatm
Y'st
Sycee
Dectores
Qie
Jiu-Itsu
Junihyulghiey
Miebs
Bureau of Ustoners
I Butchers
Louis Livestock
St. Lawia
Recolpte
Ateers
Waterloo Market
Oata
Reese
Heng
Old
Roontera
Kansas City Livestockr
Kansas CH. Mo
John
Hong
Boe von
Holter
Balogh Asg
Webbers
Havog Rey
ST. Joseph Livestock
Marsh-Place
OF. Fischer
Lamgon Bros & CO
Chicagg Board OF Trade
Day
Hawkeeye Highway
Dunker«lan
Isection
Barclay Township
Dow
Tame Bay
D. Kirby
Adchael Welsh
C. E. Howard Realtor
Hinack Hawk County
Iowa
Marshalltown
C. E. Howard Telephone
L. & J. Bank
Cedar County
Douglas County
W.E. Peavey
West
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