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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
5
A jumble of old classifieds shows various Wanted notices including care for children, rental needs, painting and finishing, garden work, lawn mowing, and direct sales. Entries mention names and phone numbers, with scattered misspellings and OCR errors, reflecting a crowded public notices page. Potential employers and service providers solicit work and offerings across multiple towns and occupations.
Frp Sale Gas Stove in Gand Corill ian Inquire 1312 Berteh Ave ar phone 2177 Red. FOLLOW THE CROWD BIG FURNITURE AUCTION SALE $50 000.00 worth of high grade furniture and home furnishings are being sold at auction for what they will bring. Sale daily at 9 30 T1380 ppm. A costly pane of useful furniture given away at every angle. Come out today and be your own judge of values SECURITY STORAGE CO Phone No. 346 821 Mulberry gt.
This fragment lists miscellaneous for sale items from Kale Motors and a large animal furniture sale. It includes contact notices for Joe Raymond at 279-421 K Sth St and references to discounted prices for furniture with a 20 to 40 percent rent discount.
Multiple land listings across Iowa Minnesota describe farms near Waterloo and Cedar Falls with soils, improvements, and terms. Includes Howard County parcels, Emmett County land, Mower County farms, and notices of legal actions and sheriff sales. Perry W. Belangee advertises farm options. public notices note estate actions and court dates.
Chicago market reports mixed: wheat rose on Liverpool quotations while weather in the southwest offset gains. Corn eased on favorable conditions. Kansas reports worsened the outlook, hogs and cattle steady to firm with scarce sheep and lambs.
Mrs. W Van Atten reports recovery is ongoing for Mr Van Atten after a car crash while Mrs Van Atten continues to improve. West Union defeated Elkader 7 to 1 in a Tuesday baseball game. first win 3 to 0 in a prior meeting. Fran Hobson dies June 17 at Colorado Springs. Hobson born January 14 1856 in Auburn IA, longtime West Union resident, former Argo founder and city fire chief and mayor. Hobson later worked in Oklahoma City. obituary notes siblings and moves. Local markets and community items include Chautauqua July 3–9 with speakers Senator Rye to Hon. Willian Murray and delegates Stanley Gillet and George Grimed. trip to St Paul Yellowstone Park, Butte, Spokane, Portland, Los Angeles for convention and exposition. prices listed for dairy and meat products.
Chicago June 25 reports show mixed produce receipts with 19 525 ca at mark and notable declines in potatoes. Livestock at Union Stock Yards includes 2000 cattle and 160 ordinary firsts, with cattle market opening steady and closing strong. Sheep market also opens steady and closes strong with Western lambs and native lambs specified.
A garbled OCR fragment lists items with numbers and phrases like hides and pests. Reads as random product codes, values, and measurements without a coherent event or full context. No clear persons or organizations appear, leaving a puzzle of distorted data.
Chicago wheat and corn quotes with No. 2 red at 1.80 dollars and No. 2 yellow corn around 0.74 to 0.76. St Louis and Kansas City show July and September futures for wheat and corn. Minneapolis lists July wheat near 1.20. Liverpool spot prices for Manitoba, Buluth, and northern markets shown.
An advertisement touts P D Q bed bug killer and flea destroyer claiming it kills bed bugs fleas and chicken lice with a 2S5 cent package making four quarts of mix and a 25 cent or 7 cent kit. It warns against substitutes and urges asking a druggist for the genuine product from Owl Chemical Company Terre Haute Ind.
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