Classified notices and ads mix in old market page
A dense OCR fragment shows a mix of professional listings, lost property notes, job ads, barber college, convalescent home, and salesmen wanted. It lists Dr J L Bronson and John M Niz optometrist, Gerrit J Bennett MD, a lost dog and ring, a drug store clerk, a barber college address, and a district salesman opening with $23.50 suits for union made clothing.
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John Lucas
Ayepap
Cal
J. Miller
Plaza Theatre
Acti
Waterloo Barber College
Firth St
Waterloo
Iowa
C. W. Starvey
Mter
Box
Chicago
Unusual tailoring sales opportunity with large house
Public Accountants and selling positions advertised from Rogers Harel Minneapolis to J Levi English Woolen Mills Co.. also openings for teachers in Des Moines Iowa. delivery of ads and commissions offered by various firms. nursing and sales roles listed with contact numbers.
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J. Levi
English Woolen Mills Co
Rogers Harel
Minneapolis
Minn
Temale Hel
Iowa
West
Des Moines
For Rent Apartments and Houses Listings
Real estate rental notices show multiple listings for furnished and unfurnished apartments, houses, and rooms. Properties include heaters, water, and amenities. locations span West Fourth Street Western Avenue Park Avenue Cherry Street and more with contact numbers for each listing.
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Fourth Street
Walnut Court
Fullerton Apartments
Lime St
Aparinenis
Geo
HW. Scully
FOHR
Cherry
South St
Charles S. Biceley CO
4Th St
Moderna Direcodin
Tug West
First St
Tommie Ruxine
Mor St
Molr Uot Home Park Blvd
Peck
West Fourth St
Clessly
Bysvankk
Kichenette
Brockwell Arms
Corner Park Ave
Jefferson
Waterloo LaUntry Ge i
FORK SALE OFKROUSEMOLD GOODS AUCTION NOTICE
A Tuesday July sale at 2 PM offers high quality furniture and items in walnut oak and rosewood finishes. Edison disc phonograph with 100 records, sewing rocker, dining chairs, rugs, vacuum cleaner, dressers, typewriter, stove, lawn mower, tools, and more listed as in good condition. Bidder sign on building. contact Harr y Pashby auctioneer at 1319 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Disc Phonograph
Royal
Klean Kwiek
Roper Hi
Smith Premier
Wolden Oak
Auction Sale at 326 Franklin Street
Auction notice for 326 Franklin Street Tuesday July 7 at 2 PM selling bed springs mattresses chairs tables kitchen cabinet bookcase sideboard library table gas range carpets canned fruit and more. Sign on house and contact H Rope manager 4137 W. Mrs I H Donaldson owner. Also many ads for furniture and miscellaneous goods and auctioneers Suffern Son Truman Hauser in town with contact details.
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Spiveck's
Etter
S. W. Harwich Furniture
Cole's Hot
Hoosier Kitchen
Child's Simmons Wed
Franklin St
Trumanhauser
Lafayette St
Suffern & Sons
Suffern
Bridge St
U. S
Fourth St
Brac Hews
St. BR
Lafayette
Erick G. Weiss
Oelwein Nursery Co
Oehwein
Local Shop Ads Offer Feeds Floors Coal Ice and Clothing
LUTTAN SELLS dog and canary feeds and other feeds at reasonable prices. H W Dean offers electric floor surfacing for old floors and new floors. Button Coal and Ice Co advertises coal for winter and ice on hand. Clothing Exchange buys, sells and trades used clothing shoes hats with a gun department and rifles. Open evenings with phone numbers listed.
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Waterloo Mattress
Galloway
Eile Remick
Lafayette
J. W. Nelson
Barclay
Wloo Window Cleaning CO
Josaphine Deans
Jng
Ghoice
Forum Drug Co
Coburn's
Bridge St
Walker Ubert Limber Co
Washington
Phane
H. W. Dean
Button Coal & Ich CO
Mulberry
Clothing Exchange
Hay Market Steady Amid Shifting Demand and Harvests
The weekly hay market review shows a barely steady week ending July 4 as light demand and rising arrivals pressured prices. Improved hay lands in many regions contrast with drought in the south and weaker undertones in several markets. compounding factors include ample Boston receipts, steady Timothy, and lower Chicago St Louis quotations. Prices for No 1 Timothy No 1 alfalfa and No 1 prairie vary by city with notable spreads between markets as buyers move to top grades and direct-to-consumer sales increase.
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Washington, J
United States Department of Wericulture
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Drouth
Rama
Timothy
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Prairie
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Stcel
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Memphis
Atlanta
Alfalfa
Kansas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St .Louis
Minneapolis
Prospects of a big spring wheat yield weigh on prices
The weekly grain report notes expected large spring wheat crops in the United States and Canada with Europe also increasing output. Prices retreat across wheat while corn and oats fall, and hog prices push up the provisions market despite lower export demand for winter wheat.
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Chicago
United States
Agid Canada
Canada
Europe
St. Louis
iMnois
Butter markets in Chicago and New York show weakness
The week’s butter market movement in Chicago and New York remained easy and unsettled with nervous undertone and price declines. Receivers sold to cover rents while buyers pressed to secure gains as traders anticipated a possible market turn.
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Chicago
New York
Reapers Begin Rye Harvest as Barley nears Readiness
Farm Field Notes report rye cutting starting this week at James Ulrich & Sons in Black Hawk County with an estimated 16 to 38 bushels per acre. Barley on the Ulrich farm should be ready in a week to ten days with expected large yields. Oats and corn are affected by heat and moisture, with rain aiding hay and corn growth. Agricultural experiments show alfalfa and sweet clover expanding on sandy hills and lime trials on a 30 acre plot showing no lime need. future pasture and seed crops planned.
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Faltar
James Ulrich & Sons
Black Ilink
Ulrich
Wa‘terloo
Utrich
Sweet Coyler
Injunction Fails to Halt Bovine TB Testing in Hardin Co
In Hardin County Iowa the Department of Agriculture carried out cattle TB testing despite injunctions. Sam Neilson of Alden opposed testing and was fined 25 dollars. The county authorities obtained orders allowing the test to proceed and federal authorities have now recognized Hardin County as the sixth modified accredited county in the state.
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Des Moines
Lowa Department of Agriculture
Hardin County
Sam Neilson
Alden
Toy
Farm Bureau Meeting Held At Jesup In Westburg Township
A large turnout attended the Westburg township farm bureau meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W Bonefas under county agent L A Walters and project leader Mrs Charles Robinson. Myra Rowland spoke for Byron township, with demonstrations on canning and cooking and readings shared by others. The next meeting is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs 4 C Aanman later this month.
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Jesup
Farm Bureau
4. C. Aan
Picnic Shelf Guides Emergency Supplies for Short Notice Visits
A historic note from Ames, Sy. outlines an emergency shelf that can become a picnic shelf for unexpected guests. It lists boxes, napkins, cups, wax paper, tin pails, canned foods like salmon and tuna, fruits, jams, and beverages. Suggested campfire meals include cheese and salad sandwiches, fruits, and coffee.
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Ames
Wilfetta Moore
Nonie Economies
Town State College
Iowa counties lead in 1924 farm land productivity per acre
Des Moines July 4 Scott county tops Iowa in productivity measured by dollars per acre for 1924. Counties including Story Sioux Hamilton Marshall Potta watiimie Des Moines and Carroll follow with high crop valuations. Statewide average is 16.50 dollars per acre with many counties above and below this mark.
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Lnitedt Cress
Des Moines
Scott
Story
Sioux
Hamilton
Marshall
Pottawatiimie
Carroll
James C. McGtune
State
State Executive Council
Iowa
McClune
Waterloo Market Prices and Grain Goods Listing
Market price table shows grains and produce with beans lard potatoes and livestock items. Entries include wheat barley lard eggs turkeys ducks hens and cattle with figures and units. provides date and market references for Waterloo Mills Co and Waterlow Co among others. Similar commodity listings cover oats, hay, straw and wool alongside farm products and livestock notes.
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Waterloo
Talas
Feronr Vatacloe Mills Co
Cerna- Dateese
We Waterlow Co
North Dakota farm taxes drop as rents rise in 1924 survey
A North Dakota Agricultural College and U S Department of Agriculture survey shows 1924 land taxes as a share of rents fell sharply in three counties. In Traill, Wells, and Hettinger, taxes per acre declined while rents rose, lifting farm owners financially since 1919. Exemptions on farm buildings and hail insurance adjustments are noted, with 1924 rent averages reaching multiple dollars per acre across counties.
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Washington, D. C
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Tunis
Traill County
Wells County
Hettinger
North
Dakota
Train County
Hay Making to Continue All Week for Local Farmer
A local farmer described haymaking plans for the week with mowers to start today or Monday and rest of work focused on Independence Day weather. He noted green hay with heads forming after rains and that red clover is sparse due to dry conditions, while new seedings show better clover stands and oats in some fields.
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Ons
Eagle Mt Vernon Girls Study About Making Good Bread
The Sunbeam Raking club in Eagle township held its second meeting at Mrs. N J Rieter s home with fourteen members present Miss Elizabeth Hud son home demonstration agent assisted a bread completing demonstration The group discussed flour history and adjourned to meet July 6 The Better Bread Bakers club in Mt Vernon township met at Lenora Neile s home to study bread making Maxine White led the session a whole wheat loaf was mixed and baked The next meeting will be at Edna Eyestone s Friday afternoon July 10
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Sunbeam Raking Club
Eagle Township
N. J. Rieter
Elizabeth Hudson
Better Bread Bakers' Club
Mt. Vernon Township
Lenora Neile
Maxine White
Edna Eyestone
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Courier
Caironodist
R. Lee
Poudre Puff Bexute
J. L. Bronson
Nat'l Bank
Optometrists
John M. Niz
Franklin
Nauman Riehl
Black
Physicians & Surgeons
Gerrit J. Bennett
M. D
Mals
Kubiek
REED
Airways
Feefferson
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co
California
Rhone
Iowa Warehouse Co
Letty H. Eighmeyt
Marie Collins
Piaza Beauty Shopps
Lucille Thompson
Mgr
Gtag St
Stebbins Plumbing Company
John G. Wright
Iyuilds
Walnut St
State Loan Co
Esnstith
Iava
Black Hawk Loan Co
Lafayette Building
National
Chiease
Stover & Winte— Public Accountants
G. AL Wachtler
First National Bank
Mary E
Wellington
Harvey & Moodie
J. L and
D. I. Dearbamer
J. Bank
Com's Bank Ltdg
Dept
Halsted
American Products Co
American Bldg
McNess Products
Double Profica
Dept Cly
Furst
McNess
Freeport
S. J. Melor
J. Bernardy
Painelee
Dawson St
H. Stewart
Phono
Sre Risa Ereenenen
Commercial St
E. Third St
Ordar Heights
Leland Favenue
Sycamore
LOK
Fremont St. Amostern
Wellington St
Western Ave
Russell On
Lincoln Park
East Side
Wayne S. Raymond
Bifth
Payne
West Side
P.O
7Th St
Adams St
Choico
Hudson
Cholta
W. OW. Guston
Hammond Avenue
Cherry St
H. Burns
Tradie
Denver
Colorado
Percy Spragg
Independence
Davis & Decker
Sth & Washington
Brankshafe
Schoitz
Ghar & Machine Works
W. &Th
Standard Tire Company
W. Firth
Black Jiank Auto Parts Company
Dodge
Maxwell
AUTO
Bargin
Jefferson St
Motor Service
Inn
Matoorst Rs
Dace
Meyers Radiator Hospital
Glen
Beth
Sunporch
Jinny
Ash
Fork Sale Krousemold Goods
Acton Sale
PARC
AL Sharp
Tiarry Pashby
Iacgust St
Forum Exchange
H. Rope
Ale
EL. Goss
Fifth St
Poum&lay
Buckeye
Buckeys
la Porte Road
BR. W
Ori
Inder Hatchery
Rhode Island
Shinny Poultry Farm
Greentop
Anconas
Barred Rocks
V Rocks
Union Poultry Company i
Porte City
R. J. Whilte- Wyandottes
Deuver Hatchery
Clough St
Ad. Cape Hatchery
Cape Girarden, Mo
Butler St
Oldard Ons
Tenving City
Luttan Sells
Luttan
Burtchee Bey Soldts
Liverpool
Tiverpool
Royal Air Force
T. B
Hardin Co
Witeatz
Butler
Estee
Ag Floyd
Taleno Franklin
Mitchell
Vrrner
Buchanan
Ais Delaware
Mayers
Therat
STAT
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