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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

5

General Markets Coverage Signals Wheat Decline and Corn Demand

Chicago markets show wheat weakness tied to Liverpool holidays, with September fluctuations and a nervous close. Corn demand remains strong from early trading, aided by western moisture shortages, while hogs and cattle move on steady to firm footing in St. Louis, Omaha and Chicago. Weather forecasts predict continued warmth with scattered showers in the Dakotas and Illinois.

Chicago Liverpool Kansas City

For Rent and Lost and Wanted Classified Fragments

A cluttered set of old classifieds shows for rent notices including five rooms modern at 315 East Mullan Ave and two modern seven room houses at Fifth and Walnut with various contact numbers. Also items lost include a small black change purse with a key cuff button and gold chain, and a Citizens Saving Bank booking near Electric Park with rewards offered. Additional notices list furnished or unfurnished cottages by Cedar River park and a watch dog wanted with phone numbers, plus matrimonial notices from Berlin New York.

Town Talk and Travel Notes From Local Citizens

A collage of short notices: Mrs. D. Whiston and Miss Anna Felsing visit and travel plans to California and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phinney begin a Pacific coast tour. Rev. J. J. Hanley seeks rheumatism treatment in Excelsior. Louis Slimmer and Dr. Primus in Waterloo on business. F. B. Bolton visits relatives. Dr. F. C. Sage returns from Chicago. Plus a prose note on pretzels and a quotation about poetry from Harper's and Coleridge, ending with a nudge to try a Courier want ad.

Anna Felsing Black’s California Los Angeles Herman Phinney Pacific Coast Louis Slimmer Chicago Clarkesville Butler County State Bank Waterloo Dr. Primus Farmers’ and Savings Bank of Wellsburg I.a F. B. Bolton New Hartford F. C. Sage

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