German offensive stalls as Allied defense holds line
Reports from the front say the German drive on the Marne front has made limited progress with numerous prisoners and resupply issues. American and Italian troops reinforced, while French positions near Reims and Chatillon remain intact. Deepest German penetration reached Rodemat wood northeast of Chatillon, but the main line holds as the effort stalls beyond 24 hours behind schedule.
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Tuken Taday
Vastaeii
Anitivan
Chateau Thierry
Noameshnge
Leanquaarters
de Gerrasm
Iucubit
Associated Press
France
Frese
Marraux
Reins
Reims
Relvs
London
von Below
von Bohm
Groun
Scuain
Prunay
Marne
Teutonic Selgions
Picardy
Flanders
Aisne
Dormans
Chatillon
St. Aguan
Fossey
Crezaney
Endemar
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Chaussee Romaine
Suippe
Httle
Albert
Villers
Bretonneux
Bee Jiwetn
Ami
Fosseys
Petain
Ike — Colossa
Pyotr
Milo
Mathinz
French Aviators Bombed the Foe Unceasingly and Destroyed Two Bridges Iadadl
Foch
Foy
Epernay
Paris
Italy
Villers Bretonneux
Somme
Albania
Devolis
Havas
Bate Front
Maurice Barres
Echo de Paris
Fotn
Chicago Receives 500 Cars of Corn
Chicago reports arrival of 500 carloads of corn amid favorable weather and mixed market moves. Prices opened lower and closed weak with June and July futures edging down. oats moved with corn as trade remained quiet. Across fronts in Europe Allied forces hold line with heavy resistance from American, French, and Italian troops slowing German advances near Reims and along the Marne.
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Chicago
Sears Ft
Sng
Rhys
Stocks Open Higher On War News In Broad Rally
New York July 16 stocks rose broadly on favorable war news with gains led by equipment shipping motors and tobacco shares. Sumatra Tobacco faltered after early strength, while United States Steel and other favorites fluctuated yet rallied near opening quotes. Trading slowed in late first half hour as investors took profits on some advances.
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Sumatra
Liberty Ponds
Sumatra Tobacco
Rane
United States Steel
Liberty 3145
Eaid
Sumatra Mrouhling
Surons
Waterloo Want Ads Set at One Cent Per Word
Waterloo readers are urged to place want ads with a one cent per word rate and a minimum charge of 25 cents. The Want Advertising Department highlights massed ads, price lines, and the shift toward lower rates to attract all classified notices.
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Loverybody
Waterloo
Courier
Matster
For Sale and Auction Notes from East Dubuque Market
Several sale notices list furniture items, beds, chests, and tables for immediate sale. Auctions hosted by East Side Auction Market at 720-22 Lar contain varied lots including antique walnut pieces, Vernis Martin beds, kitchen cabinets, and small household goods. Contact details and locations referenced include Dubuque and Falls Avenue listings.
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Jdrass
Jota
Dubuque
East Side
Fromanhauser
Various Want Ads Offer Household Goods and Real Estate
Classified notices list sale items including a shimmer plate slide trombone dining set rugs and more at reduced prices. Boal Estate offers a house for sale with six rooms and utilities. Also seeks a secondhand piano touring car farm land and household items with contact details and prices.
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Grant Ave
Boal Estate
West Side
City
Cariem
Thiecken House
Posq
Eclipse
Shirmer
Waterlow
Pea
A& Grant
S.a. m
Fifth St
Waterloo
Interstar
West Third
Toulouse
St Ansgar Local Notes and Visits
In St Ansgar Miss Marle Sehmlat rests in Hampton Hospital. Lt. G Lott, now commissioned, left for Camp Dodge. Rev and Mrs Pease and two daughters visited Nora Springs friends. J C Westenberger and family traveled to Alta Vista. Florence Mor RAN and daughter Hattie of Mason City visited Moye. Mrs A H Nelson and daughter of Seller Minn visit Esther Raymond and John Wwright Trem Camp Dodge. Sgt Aren Rober overseas news reached Mrs Sylvia Shapley Roberts.
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ST. Ansgar
Marle Sehmlat
Hampton
G Lott
Floyd. Tloyd
Florence Morran
Hattie
Masonity
Moye
A. H. Nelson
tLe Seller
Minn
Esther Raymond
John Wwright
Camp Dodge
Dada
Miltonvald
Bate
Howardville
Eric Hoppe
Colorado
Sylvia Shapley Roberts
Aren Rober
Hog Quotations Climb and Live Stock Prices Mixed
Chicago and various markets report rising hog quotations with receipts around 35 000 head and mixed cattle and sheep activity. Beef cattle hold steady with strong calves, while hog prices advance across light mixed and heavy categories amid dealer bidding and packer demand. Local markets show steady cattle and fluctuating sheep prices as yearlings and lambs vary by region.
Livestock Market Report from St Joseph Mo
July 16 livestock sale shows higher demand with cows and heifers trading around 14.05 per hundredweight. Receipts total about 3,990 with steady figures for cows and heifers and wogs around 8,000 dollars.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Delivers Mixed Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City Missouri July 16 hogs sold around 317.75 to 17.09 with receipts near 18 000. Packers paid 17.50 to 17.00 for hogs, cows brought 7.00 to 13.00, calves 5.00 to 14.40. Sheep receipts were 1 000 with lambs at 15.50 to 17.50, ewes 8.00 to 12.60.
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IUCN
Ilon Belogna
Prairile Bay
Wong Enad Tee
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Ogimawa
Ned
ITV
Thers
Ewes
Taiba
Lions City
Eanys
Kansas Ciy
Stee
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Hogs and Sheep
St Louis livestock prices show hogs on a steady to firm tone with mixed loads and heavy weights trading around 13 to 17 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep receipts listed with steers around 6.75 to 7.00, cows near 7.50, and sheep at about 11 dollars, with varying grade quality noted.
Prices Drift in New York and Midwest Markets
July 16 reports show butter and eggs holding steady with mixed receipts. Butter firm at creamer and extras, egg prices largely steady with firsts and extras, cheese firm on fresh state runs. poultry prices uneven with live birds mostly unchanged and dressed meat firm. Separate notes from Chicago and St Louis list unchanged butter and poultry, with eggs higher in Chicago and Kansas City showing stable to unchanged prices.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Npeifar
East St. Louis
London
Chicago
Virginia Barr
St. Louis
Reneiais
St Louis
Jules
Kansas City
Births Reported In Local Families Across July Dates
Birth notices list Yo Bir and Mrs Joseph B Paul welcoming a son Joseph on July 9 at Valls. Maurice Edward Glass and wife announce a son Allen Wilbur on July 10 at 1003 Lincoln. Cedar Walls residents Johan Peter Apel announce a daughter Razel la Mary born July 7. John George Papenheim and wife announce daughter Nene Rose at 813 Eighth West. Arthur Denson Jr and wife announce a son Au ert Eugene born around July 1. Robert T Thorn and wife announce a son on July 24 at 104 Randolph. Samuel Kroni and wife welcomed a daughter Bernice on July 5 at 320 Ninth West. Alpna M Shorig and husband announce a daughter Emmuniz Florence born July 15 at 708 Water. Clifford F Straigh in Black Hawk township reports a birth in July.
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Valls
Joseph
Maurice Edward Glass
Lincoln
Allen Wilbur
Johan Peter Apel
Cedar Walls
Razella
Mary
John George Papenheim
Eighth West
Nene Rose
Arthur Denson, Jr
Park Road
Auert Eugene
Robert T. Thorn
Randolph
Samuel Kroni
Ninth West
Bernice
Alpna M. Shorig
Emmuniz Florence
Clifford F. Straigh
Black Hawk Township
Lyr
Toa Soul
Red Cross appeals for renewals and donations in Plainfield
Plainfield July 16 report notes over a quarter of Red Cross memberships expired on July 4. The committee urges members to renew and encourages new signups. Knitting efforts target a sock quota of 70 pairs. Local residents and named helpers coordinate yarn and needles for women who aid. News of departures, visits, and community tasks follow, with activity from Rev Kildow family and others.
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Gaughe
Evel
Minnesota
Andrew Beckage
Harold
Juhl
Cam Dodge
Euseba Bowen
Shell Rock
Charlotte Foster
Sebil Townsend
Marble Rock Society News and Local Injuries
MARBLE ROCK residents Macsie Hoek and Suzy Mes with Tusa Resenkrans and their daughter Catherine visiting Dayton relatives. Orpha Reed to Waterloo for medical treatment with her mother Mrs Reed. Herman Nicholas visited from Camp Dedse with his parents. A boy injured his hand in haying, prompting amputation of a finger. M Ho Crabtres attends Cornell summer session. Sunday at home. M I church choral society entertained at Dr and Mrs McKinney's home.
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Macsie Hoek
Suzy Mes
Tusa Resenkrans
Catherine
Dayton
Orpha Reed
Waterloo
jShe
Ihtes
Beco Stansberry
Herman Nicholas
Nicholas
Joiasie Fleck
Jrown
M. Ho Crabtres
Cornell College
M. I. Church
W. McXineh
Largest Cow Snake Seen Near Bee Lick
Hirsha Highlander, a Bee Lick farmer, faced a dramatic encounter in G. B. Linville’s cornfield. He killed a cow snake, over 8 feet long, described as the largest of its kind seen in the area.
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Mount Olivet
Hirsha Highlander
Bee Lick
G. B. Linville
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