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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

4

Want Ads Rule Waterloo Daily Courier Market Making

Waterloo readers learn the Want Ad rates and rules for classified listings including one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum for Want and For Sale ads. The Want Advertising Department operates as a city market for all exchanges, large or small, with light cap and bold line options.

Waters Goutier Dankines Alsuc Waterloo Dally Heporter

Cards of Thanks and Lodge Notices

Cards of thanks for help during a search for a lost child Friday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and son. Amanda Barnes Barham an expert harpist will entertain at the First M E church Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. Interlude by Miss Maude Knoop and Mary Summers Meyers. Admission 10c and 25c. Announcement plumber MC Johnson now located 214 Synul cate Bldgs. Call 1848. We repair and deliver shoes. Open 6 am to 6 pm. Sup dell 217 West Twelfth. Announcement Reduced rates on household goods to Los Angeles. Next car leaves Waterloo about May 20. Write or phone 346, Iowa Warehouse Co. Announcement Fermere Kes income account for 1919 by getting outfit. Send 10c for Primer of Rules and Advice. Lost Eastman Kodak on seat in Park near golf links. Call 1549. Reward. Lost Pocketbook between Schune manysy west side and South St containing money and ring. Phone Black 4301 Wellington. Reward.

Amanda Barnes Barham Miss Maude Knoop Mary Summers Meyers G. MC Johnson Synul Cate Dell West Twelfth Los Angeles California Waterloo Iawa Warehouse Co Fermere Waterloo Evening Courier Eastman Kodek Near Golfé Schune Man'sy West Side South St Gose Wellington Railway Association Care Courier Ben J. J. Spencer Saxon St Eureka Mfg Louis Metropole Chambermat Russell-Lamson Laun Cal Syndicate Presbyterian Hospital Meyers Cafe R. Beeterson Park Franklin Lafayette St St Black Hawk Co Courier Maxwells Monroe Auto Exchange Tis Sycamore Alvar's St. Hardwere Co Dearborn Sc Westfield A. C National Wat Good Tawa Jones County South Dakota Draper Wallake Liberty Bonds Tilelotsan Cedar Ki Ratmera Outfit Black Hawk County Cheever Wilson Marsh Face Wisconsin John S. Owen Lumber No Mill St Owen County Wal Id H. Redding Banke Ivitz Wiscon Allison Butler County Towa Waterlon Iuwa A. Swensk Waited Fruit Co Minnesota United Fruit Co Wholesize & Retail B. 4Th St Por Randolph Si 5Nena Por Isle Herrick Nichole & Gates 4Th St Linden Adaltlon ELM Storm & Co Doneen Street Oak Nish Rhode Island Summit Ave Kent Yestors Land Company Qwaar Iowa Oak Fintatls Size Srey SBC Courterne Investors Land Company WE. Johnson Alan W. C. Logan Edgington Lafayette Frank Kurtz Hale Cafe Sternbergs East Fourth St Walt Fox Shoe Store Sycamore Spiyack Bros Etmee Chan-[xiy Tauqua Park

Wanted-Experienced salesman seeks work in Cedar Falls area

Classified ad seeks a thoroughly experienced sales professional to locate or travel, offering sound merchandising expertise. Includes contact details via Courier and telephony, 429 Cedar Falls, Sunday only. Also lists numerous miscellaneous wants and real estate notices, autos, and farm listings in a dense 1929 style ad page.

Cedar Falls

Louis Livestock Market Report Summary

Te Louis livestock market reports show cattle and hog prices with bids for native beef steers up to 18.50 and cows to 13.50, plus hogs at 20.40 to 20.75. Sioux City cattle receipts were light to moderate with steady prices and hogs down slightly to 20.40 to 20.60. Sheep receipts in both markets were steady around 18.25 to 14.50 in Sioux City and similar ranges in Louis.

Waterloo Markets Price List and Stock Notes

Waterloo markets report a wide array of produce prices including butter oats eggs cheese and lard with receipts and current make values. Kansas City and St Louis headers show butter creams and poultry pricing alongside stock and bonds market activity amid a congress session opening.

Estate final report hearing in Waterloo probate court

Notice to Yo Gyrus Cummings and heirs that Fr. Davis as administrator of Martha Cummings estate has filed the final report in Black Hawk County Iowa court. Hearing set for Monday June 2, 195% at 10 AM at the Waterloo court. If no objections arise, distributive shares will be paid to the Clerk of Court. Attorney for administrator is Edwards Longley Ransler Harris. Also notice of incorporation for Mome Builders Incorporated of Waterloo with capital stock 200000 and board of directors listed.

Outa Waterloo Martha Cummings District Court Iowa Black Hawk County Frial Daves Edwards, Longley, Ransler & Harris Hp Tlee Mome Builders Incorporated J. E. Johnson IL O. Bernbrook W.C. Logan Arthur C. Cole A. G. Relig WW. W. Marsh Harry G. Northey W. F.parrott E. H. Headford Paul Davis John T. Swift O. A. Repass John C.hartman F. L. Benedict H. ©. Bernbrook Ww.c. Logan Arthur C. Cale H. O. Bernbrock W. C. Logan A G. Reid

Iowa Coal Output Falls in 1918 Despite Efforts

Des Moines report shows Iowa mined 4,219,133 tons in 1918, down from 4,049,806 in 1917, due to labor shortages, railroad contraction disputes, and spring price tensions. Railroads used 3,640,218 tons, with local and out-of-state sales totaling 711,412 and 491,413 tons respectively, while employment averaged 14,563.

Des Moines Iowa L. J. E. Stamm Smaaller Altho Railroad Administration Fuel Administration Monroe County Hanner County Appan|'oose Polk County Marion Dallas Lucas Boone Wapello Jasper Mahaska Warren Wayne Webster Keokuk Adams Taylor Page van Buren Greene Eres Guthrie Davis

Markets spark stronger corn demand and mixed hogs

Chicago markets show renewed corn strength driven by higher hog quotes and light offerings. Prices opened up and fluctuated, with July corn around 1.59 to 1.61 and September near 1.54 to 1.60. Oats firmed, export inquiries persisted, and provisions rose on hog and corn gains though yard sellers capped gains.

Chicago

Hogs and cattle prices adapt in slow market session

Receipts total about 40 600 hogs with bids mostly 10 to 20 cents higher than Saturday and tops at 21.25. Cattle receipts 22 000 show uneven demand with beef steers and butchers mixed, top prices around 26.60 for select steer groups and cows to 14.85. Sheep receipts 15 000 feature uneven bids with lambs and yearlings weaker and ewes varied, general steady to lower tone.

Chicago U_ 5 Bureau of iMarkets Feader Brockse

Rain and Provisions Market Quotes May 19 1925 Chicago

Weather and market items from Chicago dated May 19 1925. Quotations cover grains corn oats rye barley and cash wheat in Chicago Kansas City and Minneapolis. Listings include No 2 mix ed corn prices and lard pork and rib quotes with multiple tonnage figures.

Chicago CAFR Kawsas City Gar Kansas City Uower Prairie Minneapolis Northern Eskie

Livestock market report from St. Joseph Missouri

Hogs receipts 9 000 higher top 21 05 bulk 30 65 20 90 cattle receipts 2 500 steady steers 12 50 12 86 cows and heifers 5 50 15 50 calves 6 00 13 50 sheep receipts 6 500 steady lambs 14 00 15 25 ewes 10 50

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City U.S. Bureau of Markets Omaha Neb Mather Ewes ST. Joseph

Market Trends Show Mixed Steel and Oil Gains Across Sectors

The article reports varied movement in commodities and stocks as ships and equipment sectors rise while United States Steel remains restrained. Liberty bonds end irregularly with notable price levels, and sugar and confectionery prices show steadiness amid shifting demand and industrial activity.

American International Reile 'Decaime Marines Pack Mail Gaston-Williams Motors

Mules and Potatoes Market Prices Report

East St Louis and Chicago market items show horses and mules priced by size and quality with ranges from $90 to $450, plus a potato prices summary. European style stretch notes indicate quantities and carload terms, reflecting mixed agricultural trading across two dates in May.

Mulses Muller East St Louis

Hudson Notes on Buildings and Local Events

In Hudson on May 16 Tom Cummings's new building by W E Shimer grows quickly and may become a candy factory. Little Chas McFarland ill with scarlet fever. Much Ado About Betty to be staged May 20. Farmers have planted corn. domestic science girls hosted a four course dinner. Sunday schools sent delegates to a Cedar Falls S S convention. Various residents' travels and health notes follow, with local church activities and a high school recital deemed successful.

Hudson Tom Cummings W. E. Shimer Chas. McFarland Betty Marian Peterson Florence Waltman Marjorie Baldwin Verda Greeley Hazel Gibson Matilda Schiefelbein Miss Rolf S. S Cedar Falls Mis Fred Waltman Henry Mueller The Baptist Web, Shank W. Slusher Brethren Carl Mustain Floyd McCork

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