Waterloo Courice Want Ada Prices and Ad Rules
An old Waterloo advertisement details Want Ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. It outlines price per word with a two word minimum, line formats in light and dark text, and special handling for small ads and display charges.
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Waterloo
Courier
Ada
Ibis
Waterloo Hvening Courier
Daily Reporter
Ubu
Fanu
Black Hawk Co
Sth Street
Pitadelphnia
Cards of Thanks Lodge Notice
Cards of Thanks and Lodge Notice announce May camp meeting of Ess Wa derioo Camp 3321 at the Knights of Columbus hall on May 32. Members urged to attend and vote on the Tales of the souely. F. J. Gibbs, Cle Camp 5321. Also numerous wanted ads for jobs, services, rentals, and real estate listings from a wartime era newspaper page.
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Ess Waderioo
Woon
Goen
America
Knights of Columbus
Seromel
F. J. Gibbs
Rural Wisconsin farm listing challenges at steeply cut price
Auction style ad describes 120 to 190 acre farms near Shell Lake and Shell, Wisconsin, with loam soil, cleared fields, barns, fruit trees, schools, and trout streams. Offers low prices, notes crops included if purchased quickly, with terms and contact details for J. B Port and regional dealers. Also lists numerous used cars and household items for sale along main roads in Minnesota and Wisconsin, plus an auction market and various farm equipment.
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Balan
Omaha
Sheil
Wisconsin
Milway
St Paul
Sealuth
Shell J. B
Shell Lake
Buchan Fayette
Black Hawk
Bremer Cou
C. M. Allen Land Co
Jefferson Building Company Incorporation Notice and Amendments
A corporate amendment notice states that Nye is struck and the board consists of up to seven stockholders with J L Benedict as Vice President and James M Graham as Secretary. It also announces the formation of Jefferson Building Company in Waterloo Iowa, to own real estate and buildings, with authorized capital of 150000 dollars and duration twenty years.
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Directura
Eax Thant Vo
J ¥. LL. Benedict
James
Graham
Es Black Dry
Anid Company
Weate
F. l L. Benedict
James M. Graham
Os ‘Tu Corporation
Lown
Iowa
Jefferson Building Company
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Dil T Yeckers Pongame
Chicago
Baid
U I 1 Arectors
Pup Aesuee
H. O.bernbrock
A. J. Cornwell
Wnii
QO. Bernbrock
Hi. O. Bernbrock
HO. Bernbrock
Sec’y and Treas
West Side
East Park Place
Consolidated School
Orange Township
Waterioo
Logan Avenue
Byrnes Park
Cedar Township
Hawk County
Dewar
Emmaterlao
Phifer
Izte
Black Hawk
District Court
A. G. Reid
Ag, Reid
Fred Sil Tenit
State Board of Public Printing and Binding
Salemadies
Solthy Spenilice
Towa
Senate
General Assembly
American Way Express
Couriereis Aitige
Qooeen Gisl
Andygelock
Singer Sewing Machine, Co
Jefferson Street
State Board of Public
Ora Williams
Des Moines
Articles of Corporation
Banl, Gariens Nual
James Black Dry Goods Company
Franklin St
Pine
Fice
Hack Hawk County
Lows
Berg
Fred Stacherturr
Oak Ave
Fresh advances in corn values stir markets in Chicago
Chicago May 21 Fresh advances in the corn market followed prolonged wet weather and scant receipts. Opening prices advanced about a half to one and a half cents, with July at 1.65 65 and September 1.59. After initial gains, prices fluctuated as reports of bigger orders for meat and provisions impacted the market. Oats and provisions also moved higher amid seaboard demand, with slight declines later amid chatter of reduced offers.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Produce Prices and Goods Reports From New York and Chicago
May 21 reports show steady but varied prices for butter eggs and creamery products with mixed receipts across regions. Potatoes and seeds in Toledo and Chicago reflect modest demand while midwest and eastern markets list several price points for No 1 white potatoes and various timothy clover seed quotes.
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New York
Buttar
Hogs Receipts and Market Notes From Chicago May 21
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 28,000 head with moderate to strong demand and prices around 13.75 to 18.50 for various weights. Cattle and veal prices listed with choice and prime beef at 16.00 to 18.50, feeders steady, and calves around 14.50 to 15.75. Sheep receipts 18,000 with steady to 16c lower, lambs and mutton priced, stockers and feeders noted. Also market items from Sioux City and Waterloo with livestock and grain figures and prices for eggs butter lard potatoes and hides.
Grain price listings from multiple midwestern markets
The report aggregates daily grain prices across Minneapolis Omaha Peoria and St. Louis with bid asks for No 1 northern wheat No 5 yellow corn No 3 white oats and various no 2 and no 6 white outs and related flour figures showing small fluctuations and unchanged values in a May trading update.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Omaha
At. Louis, Grair
St. Louis
Shippings and markets stir in early session trade
New York May 2 news highlights a volatile start with Mercantile Marine units, American International and Atlantic Gulf among leaders, with 1 to 6 point shifts in shares. Rails and steels show fractional gains while utilities lag, as heavy trading continues and Pan American and Studebaker help buoy sentiment. local notices report revival meetings ending, new deaths, and community events in Dike and nearby towns with a funeral in Woodstock.
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New York
Mercantile Marina Company
Common
Preferred
American International
Atlantic Gulf
Ohio Cities Gas
Olla
Studebaker
Pittsburgh Coal
Pan-American
Onio Gas
American
Baldwin
Great Northern
Ore
Express
Peather
United States Steel
Liberty bonds and cotton futures strike a busy news day
New York reports final prices for Liberty bonds with figures for 2 and 4 percents while London lists a $10 per ounce price. cotton futures open steady with May at 30.67 and July 29.62. In Jesup local social notes mention Mrs G N Thompson hosting Everyother citizen Friday, Woman's Relief corps meeting, and plans for visits and tours among residents.
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New York
Liberty
Sansa
Jesup
Hazleton
Waterloo
P. Lb. Damge
St. Francis Hospital
Felts
Minnesota
A. George
W. M.robe
Wo ‘Man's Relief Corps
Bordner
Hawley Street
Chaplin
Harold
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
L.J. Dodge
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 24
Hogs receipts 20000 with tops near 21.00 and bulk 20.30 to 20.75. Cattle receipts 7000 plus 500 calves with ranges from 6.90 to 18.00 for beef types and various weights. Sheep receipts 5500 with lambs 13.25 to 15.50 and yearling wethers 12.00 to 13.35. Goats and miscellaneous values listed.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Receipts and Prices
Market totals show Omana mayoral note alongside beef and hog receipts. Hogs bring top $2080, bulky $26.00, light weights around $20.50, packing sows $20.75, medium pigs $18.25 to $19.25. Cattle receipts 5500 with beef steers at $15.75 to $17.75, cows $7.50 to $13.75, veal calves $11.50 to $13.50, feeders $11.00 to $14.75, stockers $8.00 to $12.25. Sheep receipts 1000 with tombs under 84 lbs at $12.75 to $14.35, springs $17.25 to $18.65, yearlings $15.00 to $23.00, ewes $10.00 to $14.25.
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Chicago
Bureau ‘of Markets
Carly -Aulés
York
Mercantile Pa
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau For Markets
Omana
Bureau For Markets
Hei Jens
HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES AT ST LOUIS MARKET REPORT
St Louis stock market May 21 receipts hogs 24 000 mixed and butcher 20 50 15 50 20 80 bulk 20 70 cattle receipts 5000 steady beef steers yearling steers and heifers 9 50 16 00 cows 10 50 12 50 stockers and feeders 10 00 13 50 calves 7 75 15 sheep receipts 3 500 feeders 8 25 12 50 ewes 15 00 14 50.
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ST. Louis
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