Widespread Needs and Classified Notices in Waterloo Courier
Public notices and want ads fill columns including Wanted misc items from clothing to bonds, real estate for sale, rental offers, farm and business opportunities, and service announcements. Local addresses in Waterloo area link buyers and sellers across varied needs.
For Sale Auto Listings and Miscellaneous Ads
Numerous vehicle listings and assorted ads from Waterloo area papers, including Ford touring cars, roadsters, chassis, and various other autos with prices. farm equipment, plants, poultry, and business opportunities. Contact details and locations in Waterloo, Osny, Blythe, and surrounding streets appear.
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Hudson
Everill Motor Sales
Glixth
Mulberry
Notice on 1919 account request and mule primer
Fragmentary notice requests 35 for a Waterloo Evening Courier address and refers to a primer of mules and advice. The legible text is minimal and points to a simple payment request with unclear details.
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Sal
Albert HL
Moritz
Fairbank
Monte 1
Ana ‘Sarap- Bery
Walgere
Dard
Waterloo Clothne
Liberty
W. RE. Jameson
Wangler
Hoy
Iarge Low
Phoma Black
Black Yank Co
Outoe jAddress
Waterloo Evening Courier
Alonn
Caracula
Ieee
Eike
Amsoahes
Cail Red
West Fourth
Wacerloo Clothing Co
Oem
Gammon
Pyaeke Orir
Furtitere
York
Thres
Hooma
Spivak Brothers
Jefferson Sts
Schuneman's
Aim
West Twelfth
Waterloo Delivery and Sergica Company
Los Angeles
California
Watterloo
Iowa Warehouse Co
Keister's
Ani Gt
Black Hawk National Bank
B. White
Buda Magneto Co
J. C. Jago
Mer
Bridge
Comig
United Fruit Co
Frank Jin
Irs
L Covell & Son
Iowa
Gate Company
Cedar Fails
Ford Access Gary
Waterloo
Air
Wissler
Russell-Lamson Hotel
UL Wented
Beal
Randolph St
Webster St
Hubert Koester
Delaware St
Freeport
Chautauqua Park
Care Courier
Toom
West Side
Courter
East Side
School
Black Hawk County
Avery
Cheever and
Wilson
Marsh Place
Entate
Svenska
Ohio
Olympia Fruit &Confectionery Co
W. 4Th and
Ieferson
Business Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Waterlooking Courier
Rush C Lake former Independence boy dies in Kansas City
Word reached here of the death of Rush C Lake at his Kansas City home after an illness of about a week from double pneumonia. He was born in Independence April 18 1884 and grew to manhood there. He studied at the state university at Town City then Columbia Law School and practiced law with his father in Independence. Lake later moved to Kansas City and became active in Republican circles. he assisted Herbert Hadley in the Standard Oil case. He married Amy Edgerly October 11 1894 and she survives. He also sought service in World War I but could not due to age.
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Independence
Rush
Lake
Kenanse City
Krush C
Columbia Law School
New York City
Kansas City
Herbert Hadley
Missqua
Mr. Lake
Hadley
Standard Oki Company R
Amy Edgerly
River Front Wall Bid Notice and Valley Farms Incorporation
La Porte IA River Front Improvement Commission invites bids for a Cedar River river front wall between Fourth and Fifth streets with a 336 foot length and stair connection. Bids due May 23 1919 with $1006.90 certified check. performance bond of $20000. Notice also records incorporation of VALLEY FARMS INCORPORATED in Waterloo IA to engage in farming stock raising own land borrow money and run a board of seven directors.
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Moshe
River Front Improvement Commission
Fourth and
Fifth Street
Ork Huch
Moline Bank
City of
Waterloo
River Front
Iowa
J. EB. Dempster
Bank Bldg
Valley Farms
Afterloo
Black Hawk County
Joke Geeee
A. G. Baller
Johnson
Charles Wesson
Johnsonr
Min
Ibe
Charles
Epte
Wasson
Corporation
Genor Imne
Angie Church
E. J. Schultz
Clinton
G Fell
Fell
Schulte
Ald Society
Emmanuel
Gerst Lonte
Ita
Slovkhol— Ders
Toanson
Louis Grate
En Valet Reals
Markets Report Mixed Gains as Corn Beds and Hog Prices Weak
Chicago May market notes weak hog prices amid unfavorable planting weather. Corn futures opened modestly higher then fell, July at 1.85 and September at 93.63, with prices closing near yesterday's levels after late selling. Oats stayed firm with cash demand supporting modest gains, July around 65 to 68, while mixed receipts capped trends.
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Eeduceu UY
Luc
Chicago
Timothy
Livestock Market Report from Multiple Midwestern Cities
Hogs receipts around 60,000 at Chicago with prices down to about 20.60 for heavy and 20.50 for lighter weights. cattle receipts 14,000 with steer prices around 14.50 to 16.85 and veal calves up to 15.25. Other cities including Kansas City San Sioux City and Omaha show mixed drops and steady bids across hogs cattle and sheep with top hogs around 20.60 and cattle prices varying by class and weight.
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la Porte City
M. EL
Tlelen Burrows
Chicago
Miss
Flees
Nies
G. BD
George Bellenger
Bowes
Tag Llett
Dranfaus
U.S. Bureau of Markets
Manhattan
California
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau of Marketa
BT. Louis Livestock
St Louis
Sioux City
May
Wanted ads from a Courier page
Classified items and notices for sale and employment. Real estate, furniture, vehicles, produce, and baby chicks offered with contact details. Listings include Ford Touring car, room for rent, furniture, and job seeker's request for positions. Several phone numbers and locations appear throughout.
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Fairview Ave
Kreeze
Sycamore
Cattle and hog markets mix in mixed regional reports
Receipts near 3,000 cattle with varying prices for steers at 10.00 to 16.50 and cows and heifers from 4.00 to 13.00. Sheep receipts about 750 with higher quotes, hogs down to 29.75 top in St Joseph with steady trade across regions. Local social notes mention Mrs. A. T. Kline hosting Lotus club members at West Main Street social afternoon.
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Peoria
Stungel
Wav- Jbeef
O. EH. Rundel
New York
Kline
Lotus Club
West Main Street
Clark
Fegies
Athered
Lake
Weueumanon
Stock Market Notes and Local Circles
Market reports from Chicago and New York show mixed commodity prices with oats butter and lard moving narrowly. Local social leads include the Ladies' Literary circle meeting with Mrs G E Stebbins and visits by the Everhart family and Mrs J W Herd, plus bank official E Simpson’s return to town.
Soldiers Shun Farms For Cities Because Latter Pay Better
A federal report shows 20 states in the north have labor surplus while 10 report equality and the south a shortage. The Department of Labor notes unemployed workers are drawn to cities by higher wages and shorter hours, despite efforts to move them to farm labor. The note highlights soldiers and sailors preferring urban jobs. A Lost ad appears in the Courier.
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Washington
D. C
Federal Employment Service
Department of Labor
Waterloo Market Notes and Price Highlights
Wateroo wholesale prices for flour barley and potatoes appear with figures for creamery butter and hogs. It lists hog categories and prices, hay baling, and notes on Liberty bonds and stock indices with occasional rail and steel movements. The report mixes commodity quotes with financial market movements and regional notes.
Oelwein to Have Modern Bakery in New Block
Neubauer and Schoenberg plan a modern Bon Ton bakery on the new block along Frederick Street in Oelwein. The $36,000 building will house up-to-date equipment to raise bread output to about 5,000 loaves daily plus other bakery goods.
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Oelwein
Ecafs
Neubauer & Schoenberg
Bon Ton Bakery
Alte
Routh Frederick Street
Bon Ton
Registered Nurses Pay Tribute to Miss Jane Delano Memorial
Waterloo nurses attended the memorial service for Red Cross nurse Miss Jane Delano who died in France on April 19. Dr Frank Wilcox delivered the address praising her life and sacrifice and leaders of the Red Cross honored her enduring work and ideals. The service, under Red Cross auspices, reflected the national campaign to honor Delano and her devoted service.
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Waterloo
Footy M. E
Jane ‘Delano
France
Frank Wilare Court
Miss Delano
Red ‘Cross
Jane Delano
Red Cross
H. B. Cropper
Dr. Court
Waterion Creping Courier Wants Ad Prices
The Waterford Evening Courier and Daily Reporter promotes its Want Ad rates and formats. It explains minimum charges, word and line pricing, and the role of want advertising as a marketplace for all citizens to buy sell or exchange items of any value.
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Tox
Waterloo
Daily Reporter
Liquor Dealers Propose Wilson Dry Order Protest
The National Liquor Dealers association in Atlantic City asks President Wilson to suspend the July 1 dry order. They claim enforcement would add two million unemployed and threaten 5 000 liquor dealers with unjust losses and tax revenue drops on stock.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
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Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. P. Ball
Semande
Renut
Illinois Central
Almond St
Almond
Ken
Allen
Plassant
Broadway
Bsent
Clarion
Sibert
Gtr St
Belhiett
Franks
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
InCee
Model Laundry Co
Wallee
West
Gener
Sinall
Meyers Cafe
Gini
Vaughn
Presbyterian Hospital
Jsandry
Superintedent
Red
Bastiany
4Th Street
Nels Sorensen
Zee
Tryus
Cheaver & Will
Lincoln
Parker St
A-20
Pitth St Hardware’ Co
Esai
Baltimore St
H. H. Fay
Towa Dakota Land Co
Tiehl
Crookton
Acre
B.H
Carrier Land Co
Crookta Pentein
Aliin
Central
Wig-sonain
John B. Owen Lumber
Owen County
Wis
Zene
Iberty Bonds
Cceaptedi
H. Redding
Crivitz
Wisconsin
Fagly
Eagle
Eagle Or
Orange
Bedard & Robinson
Porte City
Red River
Crookston
John R. Donohue
Pioneer Building
St Pau
Minn
Tony
Jeterson St
Port Bale
Gall
W. Mitler
Gan Steve
Hawkeye Oil Co
Ancona
Bidth Street
Lafayette
L. A. Parsons Music House
Ford
Rhode Island
Cline
Denver
Mary Walker
Logan Ave
Birzek
Town Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Keever & Wilson
Joan
C. Davis
Eterloo Savings Bank
Parsons
Ree Aces
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Miion
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Irush C.lake
Independence Boy
la Porte
Winton
M. B. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar - Lad
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Gertrude Snyder
Id Def
Des Moines
Vite Swain
West Liberty
Effie. Parsons
Marion
Kansas
Graz
Omak
Neb
Chase
Ty Strong
Omaha Livestock
Oma
Nev
Bureau of Markets
Adard
ES. Wasson
Searstary
Care
Courier
Minnesota
East Ninth
So Independent Fruit Co
Tsi
Broilers
Roosters
Kant— Dban de
ST. Joseph Livestock
St Joseph
Stocks and Bonds
G. E. Stephins
Clara, Eberhart
Haye Eberhart
Ortland
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G. E. Stebbins
Sme Thomes
H D. Beal
Gordon Sanford
Everhart
Salmon
Caventer
Arenes
J. W. Herd
Sai
Lon
Arete
Rochester
Tolparkine
Newton
Fred Rahn
Witcagy
Atlantic Gulf
Sinclair Oil
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-4 American Petroleum
United States
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A. Ll. Walker
E. Simpson
Averstant
Union State Bank
Lery
Waterloo Mar
T. Peck
Voss ‘Eesses Packerays
Asoe
Oval Dutch
Sinclair
General Motors
United
States Steel
Bee
Toledo
Toledo. O
Clowerseed
Alsike
Florida
Darrel
E ¥Eed
Marter Chara
Tony Maderno
Igarly
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Fazzio
Odlwetn
Thirteenth Engineers
Mddreae
Themasa
Warneke
Greater Oelwein Club
Central Lareunion
H. Afoss
Davenport
Total Industries Bureau
Greater Iowa Association
Moss
Jensen
U. 8
Armenia
Associated, Press
Paris
Congress
Peking
Reinschat
Secretary of State
Lansing
Siberia
Mnar Estate
Imawerans
Black Hawk County Abstract’ Co
Gust A. Palmer
Clyde Bol
View Ada
G. Lawrence
Gust
Nykvist
A.mullarky
Nancy A. Balliet
Garch- Burch
Doe
John Powers
E. E. Brady
Fells & Place
Waterloo Forest
Briden
Helen M- Hall
Oak Lawn
Prospect
Diana Ween
H. Jennish
George
Yenney, Et al
Whitney & Sedgwick
Armm TT
Arlgeam Ee Eee Ees
Some Park Land & Investment Co
John J. Desneger
Home Pank
Tine LL. Schmeit
J.B. John
We.f
Nation
Walter J. Bishop
Tulda
Ethel - Blecheley
Binma
Talley
Ricker & Bratnober Warehouses Co
Lois
Birtline
Bratnober
Co's
Lorence B. Cass
Waterloo 5. .T. Eis
Hoc
Iowa Investment Corporation