Wanted Real Estate Classified Ads Sampler
A cluttered classifieds fragment lists rental and sale notes for homes, farms, and rooms. Mentions furnished and unfurnished rooms, seven and eight room houses, farms with acres near Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls area, several owners and agents, prices like 16.90 per day and 9.50 per month, plus multiple phone contacts and addresses in Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thulah
Peran
Blekley
West Side
Baarage
Independence Avenue
Trquire
Wolfe
West Sleventh
Kent
West
Till Forbid Ad Discontinuation Policy Memorandum
Notice explains that ads marked till forbid require written orders to discontinue after issuance. Written forms will be supplied and kept, with a copy for advertiser reference. Discontinuation notices must reach the office by 10 p.m. to take effect the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Daily Keyvorter
Special Meeting notice for Waterloo Savings Bank amendment
Waterlo o Savings Bank of Waterloo Iowa calls a special stockholders meeting on April bath day 1917 at 1 oclock to consider amending Article 2 of the Articles of Incorporation to grant trust and fiduciary powers and to operate as a savings bank with new duties including trustee, receiver, fiscal agent and estate handling as directed by court order or law, conducted by cashier W C Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Meloit Box Board Company
Ay Fred 3M
Coons
J. A. Fisher
Brookholaerk
Waterloo Savinga Bank of
Waterloo
Iowa
Wald Bank
United States
State of
Court of Racord
Mane Deposit Company
THE
Waterloo Savings Bank
W. C. Logan
Reinbeck News Roundup Faces Elections and Farewells
Kensington members entertained. Commercial club officers elected for the coming year. W A Nielsen home quarantined for scarlet fever. Harold Elliott hosted Epworth league gathering. Henrietta Morrison, Reinbeck native born 1891, dies after illness. funeral held at Congregational church with classmates as pallbearers. Leo Morrison ill but improving. Amos Christy joins navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Elliott
Epworth League
Amos Christy
Navy
Henrietta Morrison
Reinbeck
Joel Morrison
Fred
Drummond
Idaho
D. Fullerton
Rockford
Obituary and local notes from Shady Grove community
John Osburn a longtime Shady Grove resident died Saturday morning at age seventy six after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the Shady Grove church with burial at Spencer's Grove. Several local families, including the Kenneys, attended. Members of the community recall Osburn's forty years at the homestead and note his quiet presence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove
Marenci
L. E Oshierts
Osage
Young Bunnell
Waterloo
John Osburn
Dunk Wills
W. C. Kenney
Wills
Minnesota
Margaret Hilton
Wesley Hilton
Clay‘ton
Rewley
Jerm
Wleck
Son
Vinton
Helen Lamb
Osburn
Mr. Werick
Spencer's Grove
O. G M. Kenney
Chief Authority Warns Auto Violators As Weather Warms
The Chief of Police J B Caldwell issues strict traffic rules for motorists and delivery workers. He urges obeying signals, staying under 15 mph, and not passing loading street cars. Violators face fines up to 25 dollars and potential detention until deposits are made. He plans pamphlets to distribute guidance citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Itlac
Frederika and local people attend meetings and visits
Frederika a larcadoHoward daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford has been active lately Rudolf Krienke had surgery in Iowa City Mrs Hazel Ambrose recently at Rochester hospital with her Sumner connection Rev Spry Waterloo district superintendent led a quarterly meeting Alberta Whitman visiting from near Vinton Glenice Alcock held a St Patricks Idex social Everett Zwanziger Cedar Rapids visited his parents Katherine with the Salvation Army will assist in Waterloo meetings Real estate transfers list properties and several rental and leading adverts including rooms for rent and farm inquiries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Howard
Clifford
Rudolf Krienke
Iowa City
Hazel Ambrose
Rochester
Minn
Ambrose
Sumner
Spry
Waterloo
Alberta Whitman
Z. W. Zwanziger
Frank Sherman
Ohio
Waterline
Grain and money market mixed in regional reports
Kansas City and Omaha grain futures show No 2 red wheat and No 2 white corn prices with varying bids and gains, while New York mercantile paper and silver futures reflect a cautious mood with small shifts in time loans and rates amid unsettled markets. Local notes mention Wheat and Corn price levels and exchange terms across cities, with sporadic percentages and figures.
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Ansas City
Kansas City
York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper
Market Rumors of Peace Steady Wheat Amid Bearish Pressure
Chicago reports indicate wheat held steady on peace rumors from Germany while Washington signals possible war, lifting bulls modestly. May and July futures opened lower, rebounded briefly, then eased. May around 1.84 to 1.86, July near 1.55 to 1.57, with closes near 1.82 or 1.65. Corn softened on peace talk and exporters’ cancelations, oats firmer on US government buying, provisions weak as field sales declined.
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Chicago
Ger
Washington
Rata
Cash Grain Quotations From Chicago and Major Markets
Grain prices across Chicago St Louis Peoria Minneapolis and Toledo show cash wheat and corn quotes. Notable figures include Chicago No 3 red wheat about 1.91 1.93 dollars and No 2 yellow corn around 1.12 to 1.14 dollars per bushel with various railled grades and monthly dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Northern
Prices Seen Mixed Across Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago market reports butter higher at creamery and firsts 25 to 26 1 2 cents per pound with large receipts. New York sees butter weaker with extras around 92 price, eggs steady with fresh extra firsts 29 cents and others mixed. Cheese irregular with state held specials. Poultry firm for alive fowls and turkeys, dressed fowls 18 to 24 cents. St Louis and Kansas City note poultry, eggs, butter largely unchanged.
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Chicago
York
New York
Isrechikkens
Light Receipts Boost Livestock Markets in Chicago
Hogs rose as receipts shrank the first two days of the week with prices up about 5 cents from yesterday. Cattle and sheep showed varied strength with hogs at 14.30 to 16.10 per hundredweight and cattle mostly steady, while sheep weakened with lambs quoted around 12.75 to 15.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Report From St Louis And Kansas City
St Louis market reports receipts with hogs and cattle price ranges. Kansas City shows similar totals with hogs steady to strong and cattle and sheep prices noted for steers cows calves and lambs in a brisk auction setting.
Omaha Livestock Trade Report Summary
Omaha market figures show cattle receipts at 8,600 with steady demand and hogs at 11,600 higher. Hogs sold heavy at 14.55 to 14.80, barrows and gilts 14.26 to 14.70, sows around 22.50 to 13.50, bulk 14.40 to 14.70. Cattle include steers 9.25 to 12.25, cows and heifers 11.50 to 12.50, yearlings 10.50 to 12.40, with lambs 13.75 to 14.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Helfern
Oma
Wethera
Lambs
Patten Back of Big Bull Corn Campaign
Chicago March 21 James A Patten veteran trader on the board of trade is a principal figure in the current bull run in corn prices. May corn rose to record highs around 1.12 plus a hefty steep advance with Patten's holdings estimated at 5 000 000 to 16 000 000 bushels acquired below a dollar. Patten has added to his lines recently but not sold much, with many Chicago financiers reportedly long corn alongside him. Paper profits are estimated at at least 500 000 for Patten and other early buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A. Patten
Board of Trade
Patten
Wheat and corn market notes from Lamson Bros Chicago
Grain Letter reports wheat facing opposition amid bearish rumors and a tight carry, with spring demand and political worries limiting buying. Corn eases on weak wheat, export sales noted, and spot interest strengthens as car shipments improve. Oats decline hurts bears while cash flows reduce elevator stocks. London bear silver at 25 1/4 pence per ounce. money at 24 1/4 percent.
New York Stocks Rally After Washington News
New York March 21 The stock market opened with an advance of about two points led by rail shares and shippings. Trading was active and broad with speculative favorites changing hands for small to large gains before profit taking and short selling pulled many stocks back. Steel and Bethlehem Steel helped a late morning rally but prices again eased as short sellers reasserted pressure. First hour volume neared 500000 shares. midday activity resumed with gains in the war group while bonds moved irregularly.
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New York
Washington
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem Steel
Waterloo Markets Report from Waterloo Township
Waterloo markets listing prices for grains and livestock on March 21 including clear Quill patent, wheat, barley, corn and various cattle categories from fair to premium with hog prices and packing costs. also produce items like eggs, butter, creamery dairy, and wholesale to retail price ranges. additional entries cover hides, pelts, and mule markets from East St. Louis. sugar prices quoted in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wellington
Ohio
Youne Roosters
pSeesej Turkeys
Simple Cream Tokalon Reseated Claims Youthful Skin
An advertisement promises that Creme Tokalon Reseated and Japanese Ice Pencils restore a youthful complexion. It targets women thirty to sixty, claiming two to three weeks suffice to soften rough skin and reduce wrinkles with nightly washing and cream application. Products available from local druggists and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reme Tokalot
Bu J
Creme Tokalon
Uausen & Hanlas Jas. Black Dry Goods Co
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Amonbeament
wWaterieg
Meturn
Fiairy
Mnen
Lilien
Manole Garver
Glass
Botley Niskers
Andy Men
Good Weses Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co
Manitowoc
Wis
McDonnell
Charlesson
Addie Fown
Mer
Ing
Entales
Davenport
Espe Des Moines
TebCay Barber
College
B Board of Trade
Canada
Sibert
East Sixth St
Daundry
Thane
East Phil Street
Chapin
Staid
Geeno Enstings
Rs. C
W. Ravente
Twe
eeRese
EL G. Menfeld
Chilfren
Wifawer
Manchester
Tito
Pianxag
Homsekeeper
Niles
Ike
Tabreraner
Heimne
Tate
Beret
Parsons
Philadel
Moses
Theone
Sferry Appel
Vinni
Nea Vhildrey
Acra
Porte
J. J. O'Dell
B. Downine
Cedar Falls
Robert An
Conger
Iriee
J. B. Palmer
1St St
Parsons Music Honna
D. FL Schroe Poe
Trin Gylinder
Dearborn
Ying Merkel
OM of
Watson
Ares
Tan
Chanoye
Inek
Thompson
Akie
Wall
Roni
Jawa
Nels Quevll
Mason Utty
Jewa
Hetnte
Phunwur
E. Hruner
Heal
Wala
Cottage Grove
Caroline Hansmeyer
Lung Prairie
Reni Batate
Balecheap
A.C
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Tada County
Railroad Town
Asine Slack
Parker St
Menn
Hume Park
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Elty
L. Gross
Grand Rap
Onn
Renal Estate
Eeu Vader Beeye
West Sixth St
Forest Fiuse
Highland
Whene Biskai Betste—Gall
LoTa Rea
Aleo
St. Waterloo
A. M. Olsen
Kasson
Braner
Bentley Bros
Grebl Street
Cedar Walla Rood
Cadillac
Sieng
Nargein
Courter
Ford Oadster
Riehl
K. Unger
Jefffer
J. HL Wright
Sendence
Oakland Gar
Hibatan Motor Car Co
Pitth Street
Harnean and Dray
Sully
Nels Sorenson
Tows Securities Co
Carl, Bldg
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Ee Bosd Transfer Co
Minneapoli Minn
Mk. Hunt
Beloit Box
Fona
Call Company
Manuel
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
F. E. Purdy
Et al
W. A. May
Grandview
Theodore Meyer
Thomas Lanigan
J.C. Corsaut
Nels Johnsen
Migma
Richarde
Berti
Tripp
Meck Porte Chy
June Fishman
AL Gardner
East First Street
Doe
Wesley Patton
Purnside
Black
Samuel B. Newton
Julhus Src
Swrague
Martin
Light Housekeeping
William ‘T
LaCayette Street
Biow
Roth
Waterton
Care Courier
Stewart Simmons
Sais
Dawson Street
Rhode Island
Omaha Grain
Omaha
Ned
Aid
Lardi
Talisstro
Ribe— T
Us.vmpis
St, Louis Gratin
Peoria
Toledo
Toledo. O
Louis
Tytler Creamery
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Lamson Bros. & Co
Seaboard
Bondon Money
London
Waterloo Markets
East St. Louis
Lil
Mareh
Ens
Ceprae
Maine
Meet Man
Allen
W. J. Stolp
Allen Auto School
Forest Ay
Des Moines
Simon Caprain
Marsh
Place Blig
C. G. Larrabee
Market News
Marsh-Prince Bldg
A. Ry Hill
Lamoon Bros. & CO
Monmbern
Chigago Board OF
TUADE
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