Memorandum on Advertisement Discontinuation Deadline
Memorandum states the discontinue notice must reach the office by 10 a m or the advertisement cannot be continued the next day mail the notice the following day.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
4
Memorandum states the discontinue notice must reach the office by 10 a m or the advertisement cannot be continued the next day mail the notice the following day.
Ads list single wagon and strong harness for sale with a safe and inquiry line at 316 West Part Wnerreys Torenoon. Furniture includes office items, refrigerator, water cooler, gas stove. used briefly. Also horse: Tress 4h work horse double hitch wagon. Library table and english style furniture offered. Includes contact numbers Black 141 and Red 1205 and housework girl wanted.
Gilbertville Cilberteile March 7 report notes Ben Bah) of Arthur S. 1 returns home after weeks with friends. Mary Welbes on airboat few days. Krempges left for Be Di nd son. Teagan tauels at Vincent O'Brien home. Maude Mueller and Helen Bremecka of Waterloo visit Elizabeth Trost. Readlyn events include Mrs. Wil iam Albrecht and daughter’s Hampton trip for appendicitis operation. Cross needs volunteers. Red Cross meets weekly. Various residents change homes. several shipments and meetings referenced.
Jesup scene reports new homes and property purchases in Montrose and North Sixth Street. Death of Neva Ganter at age 10 follows illness from lung abscess. Community news covers visits, charity events, lighting project by early proponents, and social gatherings with Knights, Pythian Sisters, and club members. Local ads note rentals, sales, and lost items.
Chicago reports a seed corn shortage across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin lifting prices with March delivery hitting the daily cap and May at 1.27 1 plus oats rising on scarce arrivals. Hog supply weakness lifted provisions while cash quotes span multiple regional grain markets reflecting ongoing disruption.
Hog futures rise sharply with receipts around 33,000 at Chicago and 7,000 at St. Louis. Cattle and sheep volumes steady to firm as buyers push hog prices higher, with mixed, heavy and good categories quoted. Regional quotes show hogs around 16.70 to 17.35, cattle mostly higher, lambs and sheep firm, and market tone upbeat across St. Louis and Kansas City.
Omaha Livestock receipts show 15,800 cattle and 15,000 sheep with overall gains. Feeder classes rise with heavy cattle around 15.80 to 17.00 and mixed loads 16.70 to 16.90. Cattle receipts total 4,600 with steers 9.00 to 13.00 and cows plus heifers 7.26 to 10.75, calves 9.00 to 73.00. Sheep and lambs steady with yearlings 15.06 to 14.50, wethers 11.04 to 13.00, ewes 10.17 to 12.65, lambs 16.00 to 17.25.
Sioux City Iowa market notes show hog receipts at 9 500 with light hogs 16.95 to 17.00, mixed 16.90 to 17.00, heavy 16.80 to 17.00, pigs 13.00 to 15.00 and bulk 16.90. Cattle receipts 2 500 steady with steers 10.00 to 17.50, cows and heifers 8.25 to 11.08, calves 5.00 to 12.50. Sheep receipts 1 200.
New York delivers mixed dairy and poultry price data with butter at 49c per pound and extras at 45c, eggs around 39 to 41c for firsts, cheese averaging 26c, and turkeys 25 to 30c while roosters and live poultry show varied quotes. Chicago notes butter unchanged, eggs up to 37 to 38c, potatoes higher, and roosters steady amid broad regional listings. London quotes bar silver at 42 1/4 pence per ounce with money at 23 percent, mercantile paper mixed, Toledo seeds show March prices for clover, timothy, and prime cash grain. A Dr Shallenberger ad notes a wellness lecture at Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson on Saturday March 9.
A cautious start to the New York stock market sees irregular, small moves across sectors. General Motors rose about three points while rails, specialties and autos carried the timid session. shipping and copper held firm. Liberty bonds steadied with minor shifts. Cotton futures and metals offered no clear direction as prices fluctuated within narrow bands. In Waterloo markets, prices for grains, cattle and hogs showed modest variation and the day closed quietly.
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