Want Ads Rules and Rates For Waterloo Readers
The Waterloo Courier outlines want ad pricing at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum, plus 3 cents per line for dashines and 6 point type. It stresses keeping ads concise to preserve effectiveness and notes the department is a key marketplace for all citizens to buy sell or exchange items, large or small.
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Waterloo
Courier
Ino
Cedar County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Douglas County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Por Rent or Sale Classified Notices Mostly in Early 1900s Style
A jumbled mix of rental and sale ads from a Waterloo area paper. Listings include porRent opportunities for rooms and small houses with utilities, a near-term local ad for a furnished room, and multiple “For Sale” items such as pianos, tires, and confectionery. Also notes on storage, transfer services, and miscellaneous wanted ads for stoves and clothing. Names include Northwestert Land & Investment Co and The Newer store, with addresses and phone references.
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Feloriwne
Lafay
Stortes
Northwestert
Land & Investment Counies
L. & J. Building
Telephone 1300
Mullan Ave
G. L
Key East Fifth S
Mackamnan Faris
Waterloo
Fiano
Parsonie House
Cedar River “Park
Eas
Chevrolet
Hilemar Motor Co
West Fifth
Hileman Motor Co
Al_mond St
Newell
Dodge
Sycamore Street
Presley-28 and June 22 W R C meeting in Janesville
June 18 Janesville news notes updates include Presley-28 items. W R C regular meeting set for Saturday June 22 at 2 30 p m. Other items mention a son Welter moving, Dee Moodie returning home, J B Johnston appointed explosives license agent, and first licenses issued to C W Taylor and R W Kendall. Chautauqua expenses shortage blamed on late advertising. Sunday School at 10 19 a m morning service and evening services planned with red and blue button contest. Midweek church meetings Thursday. Communion July 1. Miss Jess Paulger and mother home from Des Moines. Strawberry picking nearly over. Veterans pleased with pension increase to 44. Mr and Mrs J D Maynard to spend month or two here. their son Wilbert on furlough. Death of Atrio Banfield announced in Miles City Mont. burial in North Dakota.
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Presley
Geo. Bryan
Welter
Dee Moodie
Nois
J. B. Johnston
C. W. Taylor
R. Ww. Kendall
Focal
Christian Endeavor
Jesss Paulger
Des Moines
Atrio Banfield
Miles City
Mont
Butler county teams entrain for Ames training
Following are the names of six Butler county teams men who entrained here Saturday Morning for Ames to enter upon mechanical training for U S army. Also notes on officers at Allison Farmers Cooperative Elevator annual meeting and local church service details. Obituary and local events in Otterville include Geo Sanders death and funeral.
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Wm. Allan
K. BD. Kramer
F. E B. Wilder
J. O. Allan
Wm. Bangs
Ernest Broka
C. Hilmer
John Kramer
Associated Churches
Faui. Welres
Veterinary Reserve
Fort Ogiethorpe
Etta Taylor
Parkersburg
W.& FU
Inca
Kate Conn
Albert Trager
Marseilles
Trager
Dodge
Black Hawk Substitutes Sell to Waterloo and County
Sugar and flour substitute sales for April show Waterloo city residents using about 2.5 pounds of sugar per person while the county stays near 2.5. Total substitutes sold beat wheat flour by 3,003 pounds with 50 30 rationing observed. May cards are being canvassed to check compliance with food rules.
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Waterloo
W. F. Parrott
Waterlon
Till Forbid Ad Discontinuation Notice
Memorandum to discontinue ads must reach this office by 10 a.m. or no discontinuation until the next day. The notice governs a written order and applies to ads labeled Till Forbid.
Meat bound for ships rejected as unfit in inquiry
New York report says hundreds of thousands of pounds of meat from Wilson & Co. Chicago were rejected for poor condition. Capt. C S. Williams testified at a federal trade commission inquiry into navy supply quality. Coal license pulled for J P O Connor of Penn Coat Co. New York amid charges of selling unsuitable meat for war zone ships.
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New York
Wilson & Co
Chicago
C S. Williams
Navy
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
D. C
Uel
Garfield
J. P. O Connor
Penn Coat Company
New York City
Department of Justice
O’connor
United States
Austria and Ukraine Food Aid Shrinks Austrian Bread Rations
London reports Austria’s grain supplies have collapsed and Germany is supplying bread from Ukrainian reserves. Austrian food minister Herr Paul confirms reduced bread rations due to shortages from Bessarabia and Hungary while Romanian harvests are exhausted. Other notes record local marriages, social visits, flood damage, and a naval trainee’s enrollment.
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London
Austria
Germany
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Herr Paul
Bessarabia
Hungary
Hudson News From Camp Cody and Nearby Visits
June reports from Hudson show Mrs A T Joder and Mrs Carh visiting at Camp Cody New Mexico. Mrs Joder visits her son in the ambulant corps while Mrs Mastain sees brother Ralph Shimer with the Canadian army. Hollis left Wednesday for Denver Connecticut to stay with his aunt Mrs T L Forman. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith traveled to Des Moines to visit their son Ray who is recovering. Mr and Mrs Paul F and J J Gillen and family of Madison Wisconsin visit the Sam Gittin and Shaffner homes by auto. Gillen is in Chi doing Red Cross work, handling five states, lecturing and appointing officers.
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Hudzon
A. T. Joder
Carh
Camp Cody
Xn.m
Joder
Ambulant Corps
Mastain
Ralph Shimer
G. T Talmer Hollis Teft
Denver
Conn
TL Forman
Richard Smith
Pes Moines
Ray
Paul F
J. J. Gillen Ant
Madison Wis
Sam Gittin
Shaffner
Gillen
cChi
Red Cross
Irmah
Cota
City Welcomes Arrandang on Tour of Farms
Delegation toured farms and praised improvements in farming, education, and social conditions. Governor Brough and other Arkansas leaders highlighted growth in rice acreage and crop production while officials from British and Arkansas banking groups, farmers, and merchants accompanied the visit and planned inspections of Galloway offices, a Jersey farm near Waterloo, and farms near Hudson.
Market gains lift grain futures amid rain doubts
June 19 report shows corn rising on export demand and crop at a critical growth stage, despite earlier weather forecasts favoring rain. July and August corn futures climbed with strong cash quotes across Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Peoria, while oats and flax held steady or edged higher.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Local Notes From Clarksville June Visit and Community News
Clarksville reports Arthur Reitz of Philadelphia visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J L Reitz. Jeta Langendorfer of Wahpeton is visiting his mother Mrs Ida Langendorfer for two weeks. Dorothy Harris suffered poisoning last week. May Reitz graduated from Northwestern University Law Department in Chicago. Hagarty sisters Annie and Elizabeth return from Prairie du Chien to visit Rev Father Hasarty at Campion College. Rural Mothers club to hold Baby Day June 20 with Mrs Ralph Turner hosting and Mrs Frank Ray aiding Child Welfare work. Mrs A D Shepard’s family celebrated her 61st birthday with 23 attending and cracker bowl gift. 13 relatives hosted at Mr and Mrs M S Davis home. Out-of-town guests include Mr and Mrs Geo Wilder and three children from Marble Rock and Frank Millen from Waterloo. About 215 children examined by Child Welfare league. Temp registered 33. Mrs Abe Markie and son Bernard at Rotfe as Mr Hoard travels west. Mr and Mrs Chas Brown hear their son William, S S heavy artillery, arrived in France. Florence Lusted of Pendleton Ore visiting Aunt Mrs John Roberts and plans Chicago summer drawing course. Edna Prey returns from six months in Bryan O and Clear Lake Wis. Funeral of Mrs Ed Martin from Clarion held at parental home with interment at Tanwood. husband and two stepchildren survive. Mrs Hazel Hunt and Clara Lillsdale return to Comstock Wis after visit. Hunt’s sister Mrs Amy Buldebrandt also mentioned.
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Clarksville
Arthur Reitz
Philadelphia
J. L. Reitz
Jeta Langendorfer
Wahpeton
N. Jp
Ida Langendorfer
Dorothy
Paul Harris
Chicago
Northwestern University
May
Annie
Elizabeth Hagarty
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Henry Hasarty
Campion College
Rural Mothers’ Club
Ralph Turner
Frank Ray
Allison
Child Welfare League
A. D. Shepard
M.S. Davis
Gladys Resman
Geo. Wilder
Marble Rock
Frank Millen
Waterloo
Mercury
Abe Markie
Bernard
Rotfe
Mr. i
Frank Hoard
Edna Prey
Bryan
Clear Lake
Ed Martin
Clarion
Wm. French
Tanwood
James Curry
Waverly
Adrian
Florida
Wisconsin
Hazel Hunt
Clara Lillsdale
Comstock
Mire Hunt
Amy Buldebrandt
Man with Wooden Leg Held as Draft Evader
Camp Dodge officers and MPs detain 16 alleged draft evaders. Sam Alanko, later spelled Alanko, with a wooden leg explains he wears an artificial limb after an above knee amputation. In Fort Worth, Lieut H C Kelly, an aviation instructor, is killed in a training crash. a cadet is uninjured.
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Camp Dodge
Sam Atanko
Sam
Alanko
Fort Worth
Texas
H. C. Kelly
Benbrook
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed in Chicago and Sioux City Markets
Hog receipts reach 19 000 in Chicago with most trades 1 cent under yesterday's average and price ranges from 15 to 17 dollars. Cattle receipts 11 000 with steady top, slower bidding for other cattle, calves steady. Sheep receipts 9 000 with bids steady to lower. Sioux City notes hogs 15 000 lower lights at 16 30, heavies 16 00, bulk 16 10 to 18 30. cattle 2 000 weak. sheep 200 steady.
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Bureau of Markets
Sioux City
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
June 19 market report shows hogs steady to lower with prices from 16.10 to 16.40 for various classes, pigs around 12.00 to 10.90, and bulk sales near 38.15 to 16.30. Cattle receipts total 5375 with steers 12.50 to 17.43, cows and heifers 9.50 to 14.25, calves 3.09 to 13.25. Sheep receipts 2000 steady with wethers 13.50 to 14.50, ewes around 13.00 to 13.50, lambs 16.23 to 19.
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St. Joseph
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Wethers
Lewes
ST. Louis
Dale
Gui
Ewas
Waterloo
US Livestock Markets Report from St Joseph and Kansas City
Market summaries show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts at St Joseph Kansas City and St Louis with prices varying by class. Hogs near 16.00 to 16.80, cattle mixtures around 7.00 to 17.60, lambs steady, ewes lower, calves from 7.00 to 15.00, across dates in June.
Stocks and Sonds Market Opens With Mixed Moves
At the opening of the stock market today gains led by American Locomotive Crucible Republic Iron General Motors and Wilson Packing. Rail and tobacco shares showed uneven directions with rails trading small lots of cealers and war assets mixed. The day ended with irregular closes as United States Steel and Reading influenced prices. Local notes report a Denver band concert planned for Thursday and several community updates including family moves and a sewing circle gathering.
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American Loco Motive
Crucible
Republic Iron
General Motors
Wilson Packing
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Liberty
Royal Butch Gil
United States Steel and
Reading
Prices and market notes from New York and Waterloo
Market brief from New York and Waterloo dated June 19 reports mixed prices across dairy, poultry, potatoes, and general commodities. Butter creamery firm at 36 43c, eggs steady, live poultry unsettled with hens and fowls quoted, potatoes unsettled with old and new receipts, beef and pork values noted, and futures for cotton opening barely steady at 23.80 to 23.50 for nearby months.
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Aw York
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minenlesgta
Texas
Low Springs
Kansas City
caTrTon
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Waterloo Clothing Co
Bluff
Jefferson
Farl V. Miller
Jefferson St
Tost
Lutz
Kale Residence
Logan Ave
Nea Franklin
Brownlee
Slee& Room
Ern House
Teust
Campbell
Vine St
Gale
Sam Campbell
Glen FY
Catholonization Society
U.S
Butler Up
Cheever & Wisery
Millers
Cedar Falls
Speeikean
E. J. Brady
Iowaz Gate Co
Cedar. Falls
Waterion Saddlery Co
Department, Customs
T. A. Grady
Owenbac Hotel
Grady
Martin
Locust St
Red i
Owenbacn
Grad I2om
Iowa Territory
Indulre Sa
Fremont
West Side
Aisa
Washington Stone
Aita
Modére
West Fourth
Autombiles
Sk Malian
Franklin St
Geick
Studebaker
Cail
St A. de Mey
Lycu
Jmore St
Pormie
Ten Fe Gara
O'De Bers
Ninth St
Goodstown
eRacer
Whoene
Peerless Baking Co
Commercial St
Herrick
Music House
Inna St
Black
Eastfest
Laaft Progress Field
Rez Conscription
Nean Confectionary
Fred Havistown
Dane
Evieek
Falion
Oscar
Citizen's Savings Bank
Rona
Hand Automobile
Honussahald Foods
Furnitur Clean
Oi L. S
Pacific Coast
Poyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minnee
FOR Trade
West Fourth St
Lincoln Bank
Sevells
Uhtever & Willce Bldg
Janesville
Otterville
Tiffany
Walter Harrington
Independence
Geo. Sanders
Henry
Reater
Will Sanders
Otterville Semeteize
Black Hawk
Waterloo Evening Coulter
Daily Reporter
Ukraine
Brandon
France
Fred Kreinbring
Edwin Adams
Jane Angeline Hutchins
Grant
Wasing
B. Stainbrooke
Grandma Gams
Epratean
Georges Adams
Mer Ic
H. E. Tunks
Ruby Flor
Chelsea
Tunss
May Broeffle
Hastings
D. A
Naval Training School
Munnicipal Pier
Hudson
Arrandang
Ita
W. S. Rodman
America
Atlantic
William Galloway
Galloway
Waterloo Jersey
Lawn City
Cedar Palis
James Loonan
Wulfin Crownover
Chicago Great Western
Ames
Watchaout
Soy
CH. Brough
Arkansas
Little Rock
J. B. Eldridge
Arkansas Livestock Growers Association
Gregory
D. F
Gallowar
North Little Rock
Carl Hollis
Arkansas Bankers’ Association
Warren
C. G. Weary
Arkansas Bank & ‘Trust Co
Newport
Art Lewis
First National] Bank
Faeville
Jas
E. Parr
Bank of
Jonesboro
Conaway Scott
Planter
Scott
B&b
H. Taylor
BE. PF. Avery & Sons
Will Terry & Son
Terry Dairy Company
H.C. McKinney & Son
Citizens National Bank
Eldorado
Alexander
Mille Farmer
Smithton
J. M. Pemberton
T. L. Daniels
J. J. Johnson
Taney
C. L. Polk
Helena
J. L. Bevans
Aruggist
Phillips County
Co. A. Beasley
Garland City
L. K. Person
J. F. Nicholson
Profitable Farming Bureau of
Little Rock Board of Commerce
J. H. Dowdle
Ozark
T. B. Henderson & Son
Beeehants & Farmers Bank
Junctionity
Tom Fletcher
W._C. Lassetter
University of Arkansas
Fayette- Area
Hearn
Texarkana
McLeod
A. L. Alexander
E. J. Bodman
Union Trust C O
Profitable Farming Bureau
Little Heck
John Sanford
Robbins-Sanford Merecantile Co
Searcy
Arthur Campbell
Timothy
Park
Minneapolis Grain
Mian
Kansas Ctr
Peoria
Peoria. i
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
St, Joseph Livestock
Stocks and Sonds
Hunt
Moeller
Herman Bruns
Francis
Herman Wehring
Maxfield Creamery
Koenecke
Tripoli
John Heideman
Erwin Mohling
Will Hesse
Charles Walter
Otto Krueger
Fred Sass
Fred
Hoffman
Wehling Bros
Werman East
Herbert Groening
Clinton
Readlyn
Frauen-Verein
Fred Kurt
H. W. Steege
Viola
Augusta Meyer
Tower City
N. D
Ed Bruns
Louis Bruns
Lonie Bruns
Air
Ragste
W. E. Peavey
West Fifth Street
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Bros & GO
Chicago Board OF Trade
DAY SIMON= Co Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
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