Bombs Dropped By Fliers On Turkish Capital
News of World War I reports bombs dropped by fliers on the Turkish capital. The German front around the Marne and Aisne shows progress with Longpont and Favorelles captured or pressured, as French forces push to straighten lines south of the sector northwest of Chateau Thierry.
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Vetuin
Marne
Villers Cotterets
Longpont
Chavigny
Favorelles
Aisne
Marnes
Lonngpont
Chateau Thierry
For Sale and Rent Ads Plentiful in Late Classifieds
Late received classified items include coal for sale by Home Coal Co, assorted furniture and household goods stored for quick sale, a stenographer position, a real estate listing near Chautauqua Park, modern furnished rooms for rent, night cook wanted, and farms and vehicles for sale. Listings provide contact numbers and addresses across multiple properties and items.
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Home Coal Co
West Mullan
Sais
Chautauqua Park
First St
Midway Gate
East Fourth St
Waterloo
Wilson
J& Worthen
Black Ride
Borchert
Penn
Rath Peck
Allen
W. Fitth St
Demand for Corn Advances Values in Chicago Market
Sharp advances in corn prices occurred in Chicago as millers and prospects of limited movement to primary markets boosted demand. August rose to 60 1/2 to 60 3/4 cents and September to around 60 1/2 cents. Oats followed with gains while provisions rose on higher hogs and grain prices amid hedging selling.
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Chicago
Wilson
August PaLeeLss
British Raid Claims and Allied Front Tactics in War News
Reports describe British raids on the Flanders front with over 120 prisoners taken at Merris and further captures near Meteren and Kemmel. French and American actions along the Ypres to Reims line are described as harassing engagements with variable weather and ongoing strategic pauses by General Foch.
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Nieppe Wood
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Berat
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Ly Six
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New York
HMNS
Starcks
Associated Press
Geneva
Rhine
Landtag of
Baden
Grand Duchy
Narun
Lausanne
London
Paris
Kamerad
France
Havas
Bank Clearings and Real Estate Transfers Reported
Waterloo area notices list bank clearings for the week ending July 11 1915 with totals of 2 490 789 14 and compare to 1917 and 1916 weeks. Real estate records show deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages with weekly totals and prior year figures.
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Waterloo Clearing House Association
Chattelsmortgaegex
Hogs and cattle prices rise as market reports show gains
U S Bureau of Markets reports receipts for hogs at 19,000 with prices mainly 20 cents higher, ledgers show butchers at about 17.40 to 17.90 and packing around 16.76. Cattle receipts reach 7,000 with steers strong but calves down 26 cents. beef values range 11.50 to 18.75 for common to prime. Sheep receipts total 12,000 with lambs and sheep inching lower by about 25 cents.
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Chicago
S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha Livestock Market Report for July 12
Receipts: hogs 8500 higher with heavy at 16.90 to 17.30, mixed 17.00 to 17.20, light 16.70 to 17.30, pigs 12.00 to 16.00. Cattle receipts 1600 steady. steers 12.05 to 18.20, cows and heifers 9.00 to 13.30, calves 7.60 to 13.25. Sheep receipts 3100 at 12.10. lambs 14.0 to 15.0, yearlings 12.25 to 13.50.
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Waterloo
New York
Metal Exchange Spelter
Bologna
Aig
East St. Louis
Brantiagy
Omaha
Neb
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK REPORTS PRICES AND ENTRIES
In St Louis Missouri on July 12 receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show varied demand. Hog prices ranged around 17.60 to 17.45 for mixed and heavy lots while cattle strong steers brought 11.50 to 18.00 with calves at 7.75 to 17.00. Sheep receipts near 2000 stayed steady with lambs at 14.00 to 17.00 and ewes 11.00 to 42.00.
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LE Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Receipts
Kansas City stockyard shows receipts of about 4,000 cattle and hogs with mixed prices. Hogs ranged around 17.40 to 17.70 for heavy types and 16.50 to 17.00 for pigs, while cattle receipts near 1,000 with steadier values from about 12 to 18.75 for yearlings and other cattle. Ewes listed from 8.00 to 12.00.
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City Ta July 12 hogs receipts higher price 17.15 heavy 51 bulk 316.85 cattle receipts 1200 steady steer prices 8.75 to 16.75 cows and heifers sheep receipts 50 steady Sioux City Bulletin notes market activity and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in Sioux City IA.
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St Joseph Livestock Market Report Slated Prices
Missouri market notes hogs up to 17.63 with bulk around 17.39. Cattle receipts 760 with steady to weak values. steers 12 to 13 dollars, cows and heifers 7 to 16.50, calves 7 to 13. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs 12 to 18.50 and ewes 6 to 12.00.
Prices and receipts for dairy and poultry quotables
New York reports firm butter with receipts of 13 22 tubs creamery high extras 16e firsts 43q 44be. Eggs steady with 199 cases extras 46c regular 44 45c firsts 42 43c. Cheese steady, 5 268 boxstate flats 245 25c. Poultry weaker for juice broilers 35 46c, dressed firmer chickens 42 10c, fowls 36c, turkeys 37 40c. Chicago butter unchanged, potatoes 20 cars unsettled. Kansas City butter and poultry unchanged. St Louis reports unchanged poultry and butter eggs 32 16.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Hampton's New Hotel Pushed Toward Completion
Hampton, July 12. Delays in material slowed progress on the new Hotel Coon ley. Work has resumed and is expected to finish in a few weeks. Millwork lacking, plastering advancing, cement floors laid, interior finishing underway. The fireproof building will feature telephones in guest rooms and running water in rooms. Several suites will accommodate small parties. Upon completion Hampton should become a favored stop for auto travelers. 274 Solitera From Franklin. Sheriff Schwieger notes Franklin county will supply 274 men for Camp Pike near Little Rock, Ark, within July 22 to July 27 period. This is the largest call yet, likely exhausting local Class 1 men. New school superintendent, successor to Bruce W. Tallman, is late Milford, Ia, graduate of Highland Park College, with further studies at state institutions. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil will move to Hampton in about four weeks.
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Coonley
Atest
Severs
Hampton
Franklin
Schwieger
Franklin County
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Ark
Souods
Bruce W.tallman
Milford
Jie J
Highland Park College
State University
State Teachers College
Air
Cecil
Induction and notices in Independence area during wartime
Independence news reports July Howell and Ross Durfee being inducted for service and set to attend training. Frank Higgins and others receive assignments. A Chicago engagement is announced. Frank Yaw dies. Mrs. Olson undergoes surgery in Waterloo. City council discusses electric service, a large trust deed is filed for Citizens Gas & Electric, and a phonograph fund for a French hospital ward reaches 73 dollars with 27 left to raise.
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Ross Durfee
Local Registration Board
Sioux City
Durfee
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Ree Parvis
Independence
Frank Hlegins
Medical Corps
Camp Funston
Will Higgins
Arda Purdy
Mayer
Purdy
Jerald Marnyer Davis
Chicago
Frank Yaw
R. Olson
Jake Rose
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
H. L. Clark
Fayette County Willities Company
Oelwein
Ci of Independence
Clark
Arthur C. Burnell
People's Hospital
Mildred Williamson
France
G. EB. Scott
J. W. Weatherill
Paris
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