Want Ads Rates In Waterloo Courier Decline In Demand
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter announces new want ad rates and practices. The paper notes a shift toward shorter ads, the aim to boost reader usefulness, and that the Want Advertising Department serves as a marketplace for all citizens to buy sell or exchange items big or small.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Courier
Daehn
Detter
Daily Reporter
Prices for band cotching
Prices for band cotching in Ptone Fourth Waterloo Clorn Ww are listed with unclear details. The garbled fragment mentions local price points and place names but lacks complete context or a clear event. Further readable text needed to produce a precise summary.
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Ptone
Waterloo
Clorn
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Hereafter Only Upon Written Order
A notice explains that ads ordered to run till forbid must be discontinued by a written instruction. It protects advertisers from telephone errors and requires a printed blank to be filled and returned. Discontinuation requests must reach by 100 a.m. to affect the next day.
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Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier and
Daily Reporter
Onti
Winthrop May 24 Observes Decoration Day Activities
Winthrop marks decoration day with flagpole ceremony, a veteran tribute, and a band concert. The day includes a procession, prayers, and a program of speeches and music. Local residents share family news, visits, and graduation plans as Winthrop high School graduates are announced for Thursday’s ceremony.
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Winthrop
Winethrop
Sehnpela
Hey
Grafton
W. It
Neilson
Tev
Holland
Benedierian
Frances Fernand
Riverside
Val
Orn
C. G. Fort
J. D. Jackson
State University Haspital
Iuwia City
Bathrday
Alfred Wenholz
Aurora
Edwin Braden
Mixiam Hogan
Exeter
Neb
George Remon
Minnesota
Winthrop High School
Opera House
Provence Neindorf
Freda Kunlap
Burris Rman
Clyde Meffett
Lehan Ryan
Ned Hickman
Donald McFarktad
Fred Miekman
Delbert Waltemier
Hazleton notices recount births deaths and injuries
May 24 report lists a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Abe Miller named Gret Allen, Abe Avery returning from Springfield, typhoid illness noted, Win Noble losing part of his left hand, Nelson demolishing a residence for a new semi bungalow, Rev and Mrs Smith traveling for Howard Farmer’s graduation, funeral of Mrs Chris King in Hazleton Cemetery, Amanda Woolgamott death in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Singleton
Abe Miller
Gret Allen
Avery
Springfield
Mass
Oerweth
Win
Noble
Whs Nelson
Wes
Flal Smith
Hanied
Hazel Nelson
Fonday
Smith
Howard Farmer
Montezuma High School
Chris King
Independence
King
Amanda Woolgamott
Tsane Wolgamott
Tenvesanem, Royal
Bristow Notes Births Elections and Local News
Bristow items report the birth of a son to Dr. and Mrs. Walsh in Ollie on May 22 and Tomlinson elected school superintendent for Union for 1918–19. Alumni banquet honors class of 1918 with about 60 attendees at the opera house. Community updates include movement of Mrs. Coonley from Washington, a Marble Rock-Br istow baseball score 2 to 7, and upcoming commencement events at the opera house. Lloyd Jones visits from Madea and Lloyd Graves joins the army, others depart for military or camp, and local real estate transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Jas. Walsh
Jess T. Tomlinson
Ollie
Tomlinson
Union
Bristow School
Opera House
G. G. Coonley
Washington
Ana
Marble Rock + Bristow
Ot. Starr
Allison
Wow Roush
Lloyd Jones
Made. D
Lloyd
Eplers
Campy Lewis
Wash
Fly Mother
Tome Fo
Riley Durand
Paris Island
Tloyd Graves
Jefferson Barracks
Butler
Quota
Geo
Conger
Henry Burma
Howard Farty
Everett Hewett
Herman Anegweer
Rudolph Fisher
Teft
Camp Dodge
Herman Amenwer, Jr
Jane Hewett
Lamberton
Minn
Monroe Hewett
Jake de Long
Tisce
Lydia Towle
India
M. EL
Quiet on U S Front Amid War News
Official war bulletin notes a quiet day on all fronts held by American troops in France. Concurrent reports from Vienna describe renewed Austro-Hungarian reconnaissance and engagements on the Italian front. Paris cites French raids with prisoners taken and German raids repelled along the main front and near Noyon.
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U.S
France
Vienna
London
Billitons
Hil
Lens
Assis
Aveluy Wood
la Bassee
Community Notes from Eagle Center Washburn and New York
In Eagle Center on May 24 funeral details for Al Milter were noted and Schaefer family attend. In Washburn Mr and Mrs John Girsch visited Camp Dodge with their son Emu and a local social and fundraiser planned at the Washburn school May 31 to aid Red Tass. A 1917 eighth grade hosted the 1918 class with a three course supper. Prospecting tale of David T Weaver of Saxony Minn recounts discovering a gold mine in 1864 and a renewed effort aged 75. Cotton futures opened firm with May at 23.40 and closed unsettled near 22.80 to 23.60 range. Also story of Wentzel Beecher shaving whiskers to prove patriotism amid wartime rumors.
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Eagle Center
C. T. Schaefer
Mary E. Schaefer
al. Milter
Gilbertyville
Mondas
Schaefer
Washburn
John Girsch
Camp Dodge
Emu
Texas
Lizzie Burger
Washburn School
Les Anne Biewer
Agnes Neuhalsen
Beretha Burger
York
Advertised Letters at Waterloo May 22 1918
List of mail advertised at Waterloo Iowa on May 22 1918 includes numerous individuals such as Mrs Georgia Andersen Mrs Twella Ash Miss Lois Barley and others along with names of local firms and organizations. The notice provides a long roster of recipients and related affiliations and ends with Postmaster RELLY and postal details.
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Waterloo
Georgia Andersen
Twella Ash
Lois Barley
Barlow
Nadeane Barnard
Esther Beasley
Richard Brown
Mannah Craig
Lillian Danalon
Lillian Donaldson
Marie Muwn
Rosie Edler
K. A. Flinn
Luta Foster
Joseph Trall
Gertie Hess
Fannie Hossman
Lily Tardan
Florence Kimball
Lilian Kling
Irene Krantz
Irene Lindser
Jas. McCaffrer
Harry Mickelson
Helene Miller
WD. Miller
Verna Mishler
Evia Morrison
3. Moser
L J. Mussett
Elizabeth Parrott
Wallace Robertson
Esther Wary
Nis Vyearl
Fred Worth
Q Long
W. E. Jens
Robert Asiak Lyone
Louis S. DeMint
Lee Mansfiel Mayne
Harold Mennenea
J. H. Mevis
T. A. Mike
Si Miller
DL Miller
J. TD. Meff
Erwin Mussete
Nick T. Nicky
Chas
Overhof
Ira Whiteman
Albert Whitney
W. K. Wilson
M. Woel
Grear Brities
W. F. Meyer
John Peas
Wallace Hobertson
HL OY
Whitney
Alfred Olson Const. Co
Nww
Pells & Rogers
Rowman Dairy Co
Commonwealth Edison Co
Ideh Im
Ass'n
Hadley & Brown
Hafford
Mohns & Peak
Mulligan Mumbding Co
Naval Reserve Force
Department of Labor
Minister
Walker Chemicalco
Western Woretruction Foreign
Caroline Shorey
Relly
Markets Review Shows Higher Corn and Cat Values
The report notes oats trading local and hindered by heavy rains. Provisions weaken with hogs while lard stays steadier. Prices move unevenly with June and July futures.
Chicago Cash Quotations and Grain Prices May 24
A dense rundown of cash corn and oats prices from Chicago and several midwestern markets. Listings include No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white corn with ranges from about 1.40 to 2.60 per bushel, No. 2 mixed oats around 1.60 to 1.90, and related grain quotes from Peoria St Louis Minneapolis and Omaha with several standard and track price notes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Feoria
Peoria
Minneapolis
Grady
Minn
ST. Louis
Omaha
Onaha
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Ija
Price report from New York London and Chicago markets
May 24 market notes show butter receipts across cities with varied quality marks and prices. Eggs and poultry stay steady while cheese, potatoes, and other staples exhibit small shifts. London metals and sugar futures also listed with spot and future prices across several items.
Hogs Down On Record Arrivals As Market Slips
Chicago and St. Louis livestock reports show hog prices weakening with 24 000 hogs received in Chicago and 6 500 in St. Louis. Cattle and sheep remains steady with moderate receipts. native steers and calves priced from 7.25 to 14.50 and lambs around 13.25 to 26.65.
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ST. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City and neighbor livestock market reports
Kansas City livestock market reports for May 24 show hogs receipts around 6,000 with mixed prices in the mid 17s, cattle receipts near 1,000 with steady to higher bids for steers and cows, and sheep receipts around 700 with steady values. Nearby Omaha and St. Joseph markets show similar patterns with hogs near mid sixteen dollars, cattle steady to higher, and sheep steady to firm. Sioux City market lists hogs lower for lighter and mixed lots, cattle steady for beef steers and feeders, and sheep steady. Mercantile paper notes slight dollar movements in precious metals and money markets in New York.
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Sioux City
Tla
Stocks and bonds show early market strength in New York
Opening trade confirms strength with iron and steel issues leading gains. United States Steel moves up then eases. Sumatra Tobacco climbs to new highs with extensions across several majors. Liberty Bonds show irregular trading as steel and oil shares rebound, closing with mixed results and notable activity in preferred issues.
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New York
United States Steel
Sumatra Tobacco
Bethlehem and
Crucible Steels
Republic Iron
Baldwin Locomotive
Liberty
U. S. Steel
Sloss-Sheffield
Colorado Fuel
Great Northern Ore
American Woolen
Philadelphia Company
International Paper and Hide & Leather
Steel
Marine
Waterloo Market Prices and Goods Listings
Market report from Waterloo dated May 24 showing wholesale and retail prices for barley corn meal soybeans and meats along with animal stock values and farm goods including hay straw potatoes butter creamery products and poultry listings reflecting 19th or early 20th century pricing and commodities.
Market Prices for Hides and Veal
The list shows prices for geese and turkeys, green and cured hides, veal kips and calves, horse hides, mute hides, and male hides with unit prices ranging from 2.50 to 5.00 and totals noted. The entry reads like a wartime or trade ledger pricing sheet with multiple animal product categories and corresponding costs.
Railway Timetables at Tuldum Central BL Eest Bonna
Railway timetable excerpt lists trains to and from Dubuque Chicago and Chicago Limited West Bonna Omaha Sioux City Union depots Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. Waverly Waterloo lines show departures from Waterloo and Waverly with Local Limited and express services. Includes times for Albert Lea Twin Cities Manly and Cedar Rapids connections and freight services.
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Dubuque
Chicago
Dubuque +Limited
West Bonna
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
OG. W. Bx
Union Depow C. & Trin
C. & Twin Cays
Union Depot
GC & Twin
East Side
GC & Twin Cay
Oelwets
Fast Side
Getwaln
Uelen
Chicago Era
Chicago Ltd
South Bouma
East Side Depot
Kansas City
Des Moines
Des Bioinea
Aaa City
le Py
Morthbouun
Minneapolis
Sr Paul Ofinneapolia
St. Paul
Manly
Cal
Shel Rock
Burlington
Stould
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raping
D. Me
Louis
Davepport
Freighy
Cedar Raplng
Cedar Faille
Lark
Waverly
Waterloo Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
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Lodge
Mary HE. Kimball
G. W. Kimball and Family
Brotherhood of American Yeomet
Knights of Pyibian Hall
Ladies of the Homestead
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Circle
Grace, M. E. Church
Mar
Fairview
Grace M. E
G. D. Kokotan
D. Altman
FP. O
Waterloo Clothing Co
Down Town
Eost
Seventh
Eighth South St
Russell-lams
Gene Housewerk Phoke
Welling
Secral Young
EU Pagi
Torbuckler
Wheal
Buffalo
Evans Lafayette
Gace
Sove Nice
Jacarte
aDyiea Ton
Moore
Clanton
East Fifth St
Henty
Pende
Rederick
Farnis
West Third Ave
Hent
Cropper
Sunnyside
West Fourth
Independence Ave
Furaiah
Cedar Ns
Cedar Falls
Kent
West Biick
Ness
Wal- Phone
Cloga
Franklin St
Rertaurant
Formir
FL J. Fanelec
Lyle
Logan Ave
W. C. Brownies
Kingsley and Clough
Addition
Howard, L. & J. Bank
Linden Add
Snell
Fort Dodge
Cedar River Park
Pugin
Michigan
Xuu
United States
Swigart Land Co
Nisyg
I. Beal
Tigres
Mesward
Dumont
Sais Boise
RL O'Neil
Harwood Ave
Surrey
Feap
Logan Ve.ar
Gale—Tomato
Hean Strcks
More & Moore. Incorporated
Hoth Rds
Avenu
Clancs
Easy Terran
S. Parsons
Music House
Sile
Station
Alzed
Bourguin
Gallay
Horn Balle
Terloo
Gradim
Dons
E. Eighen
FLOM
Cordell
Batgein
Seusage
Bark
Fhonel
Ats
Lafayette St
Maxwell
Acme
Mullan Ave
Black
Lafayetts
Home Coat Co
Second St
Wational
AfeCasker
A. i
Ieland
Hanss
Nicast
Bates
Pacific Coast
Boya Transfer Co
Minneapoli Inn
Ee Ae
Iowa Warehouse
SESE
Oon City
Wotlee
Atsa Nave
Tlunkerton
Brenize
Blutte
Black Hawk
Henry Pets
Black Hawk County
Aise
Arthur St. Pell
Isis
Beit
Treasury Department
Office of Comptratior
Bank of Waterloo
Hawk
State of
Lowa
Thanas
Kane
Leavitt and i Bank of Waterlan
Blick Hawkard &Tate
Iowa
Asan Son
Margtroiter Ag
Borlay Peverill Ty Albert Stroebel
SEM
Weeee Ee Btn
A. Stroghal
Flay Peverill
Wis
Burnside Add
Waterton
Cliss
Martin
Irvine
AL Asquith
East
Fide
Montra
Official War News
David T. Weaver
Saxony, Minn
Montana
Stine
Corronm
Wentzel Beecher
Defiance
Beecher
Germany
Bers
Sole
Zalyo
Fansas
Toledo Szed
Assuke
Reece
la Ste
Secon
Poultry
Apr Sark
Kansas City Livestock
Hteher
ST. Joseph
Mercantile Faper
Elour
Cutte
W .Pena
Poultey
Mises
Tuldom
Central
BL Eest Bonna
Dodge
Pat Mail
Dub Worth Horus
State Supply CO
Sout
Seconn
Marsh-Place
Lamson Bros
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh- Place Blige
G. Larrabee
Mer
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