Five room all modern home on West Fourth Street
For sale an almost new six room modern house on West Fourth Street Alwood with finished downstairs oak floors upstairs glassed-in sleeping porch and breakfast room. One of the best city locations near the car line. Call or see Charles S Bickley opposite Union Depot Waterloo Iowa to arrange a showing. AN ACRE EQUITY REALTY EXCHANGE 606 Globe Bldg St Paul Minn
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Monroe
Wetor
Tultion Fce
Ration Cardinary Co
28Th St. Anly
Minneapolis
Minn
Fourth Street
Cara Courter
Minneapolis Steel & d
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Ichfeld
Gene
Pina
Iowa
Black
Bent—Modern
Conger Street
Fowler Street
Hent
Park Road
Johnenbach
Yette Street
Sevenom
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Utica
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Arthur Cole
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Cedar River Park
Lore Alford
Missouri Farm
Fort Madison
Carin
Guy Campbell & Ca- Beal
Gibson Dres
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Rosean
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Red Wing
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Kansas City
Prospect
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Chas. S. Bickley
Union Depot
Stock End
Fairbank
Bechanan County
Callon
Addreas Arch CG
Howard
Care Fairbank State Bank
Fairbank Ia
Meni
W. 4Th St
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Charles S. Bickley
J. B.knoepter
Ladies’ Association
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Charles Plummer
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Villistas Flock Into Gen Pershing Camp
Followers of Francisco Villa have been found at headquarters camp in Mexico. They move openly, even accept American pay, yet harbor quiet hostile designs toward American troops. Most workers fear Villa and avoid staying long in camp, amid warnings of a mass execution threat.
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Francisco Villa
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Argentine Postpones Her Strict Immigration Bill
In Buenos Aires the decree restricting immigration, urged by British, Italian, Dutch and Spanish ministers, has been postponed four months. The delay allows the new administration time to study and possibly rescind the drastic decree aimed at limiting postwar arrivals deemed undesirables.
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Slow Arrival Delays East High School Construction
Excavation on the new Rast High School site was postponed due to equipment delays as parts from across the state are assembled. Architect M B Cleveland said operations will resume next week and a large canvas top will shelter the topwork. Two $1-foot derricks arrived to hoist materials as crews prepare for construction.
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M. B. Cleveland
Cedar Falls Notes And Local Club Activities
Cedar Falls notes detail menu plans, lectures, and meetings across civic groups. Visiting nurse Miss Kellman attends events at the home of Mrs E H Clay while multiple clubs host gatherings including the Waterin o Business Woman's club and the Social Welfare group.
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Sudtetica
Ligir Seloat
New Hartford and Dumont area election notes and local events
Local reports note a quiet election pass with Republican majorities in New Hartford and Dumont townships. Other items include barn fire at Sirke barn with no insurance, family moves to Rivalaide and Lewistown, a pneumonia case, a death from appendicitis, a street drag added by a new jitney, and visitors and social happenings in nearby towns.
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W. J. Hannon
Chas
Mitch
Allison
Ron
Lark
Parkersburg
Walter Bamnas
Eames
William Cane
Rivalaide
Cal
W. J. Wheeler
Lewistown
Mont
Marlen Moore
Jinking Pierce
Medar Falls
John Moline
Supervillar Bode
Trade Outlook Projects 1918 U S Commerce Near 8 Billion
New York Nov 1 The National City Bank foresees U S foreign trade reaching about 8 billion dollars for 1918 with exports exceeding imports by roughly 3 billion. Nine months’ figures and October port data imply record imports around 2.5 billion and exports near 6.6 billion, driven by price levels rather than volumes, with wheat cotton copper and leather prices rising from the prior year.
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Foreign Trade Department
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Natiional City Bank
United Bates
Oasr
Swedish engineer patents coal from sulphite lye waste
A U S consul report from Christiana describes R. V. Strebenert of Gothenburg developing a method to convert sulphite lye, the waste from paper mills, into a coal powder with calorific value close to first class coal. A Sulphite Coal Linked company plans to raise 28000 pounds to exploit the process.
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BD. C
EL St. Dennison
United States
Christiannia
R. V. Strebenert
Guthenburg
Dennison
Iye
Stretenertls
Norway
Syntphite
Wheat futures rise as New York market boosts bulls
Market reports show U S wheat buying by British lifts and strong export demand pushing prices higher. December and May wheat futures moved to new highs aided by a bullish crop report, with improved export prospects and firming provisions as grain prices advance.
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United States
Cupgadea
New York
OAS Grain Quotations From Chicago and Liverpool Markets
Grain quotes from Chicago and Winnipeg show wheat and corn prices across several grades. No. 2 red wheat ranges around 1.81 to 1.70 dollars per bushel while No. 2 northern spring hits about 3.91, with other hard winter and white bids listed. cash corn bids run near 1.02 for No. 2 yellow and various other grades. Winnipeg quotes indicate more wheat and flax prices with December and May positions, and Liverpool spot wheat shows No. 1 Manitoba around 158 10d and No. 2 Manitoba about 168 pence. new American mixed corn firm near 178 16.
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Chicago
Tansee City
Winnipeg
Puintn Whiat
Liverpool Grain
Liverpool
Eny
Manitoba
Duluth
Bnot
New American
Waterloo Markets Grain Prices and Livestock Listing
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Ewe
Wellington
Hogs and cattle hold steady in Chicago market
Hogs top at 11 3/4 with steady prices as supply remains ample and demand modest. Receipts reach 43 000 hogs, 2 000 cattle, 13 000 sheep at Union Block yards with futures mixed and various cut prices in the mid range. Cattle and lamb markets open steady with mixed offerings and notable steers, cows, calves posting stable to firm quotes.
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Chicago
Union Block
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City market data shows hog receipts near 7,000 with steady opening and prices from 9.30 to 9.80 for lean hogs and 19.70 to 9.90 for heavy hogs. Cattle receipts about 3,600 with prime fed steers around 9.60 to 11.60, western dressed cattle near 8.50 to 10.50, and lambs about 19.60 to 11.25, yearlings around 37.75. Skeletal summaries indicate steady to strong openings across hogs and cattle, with variable lamb and yearling bids.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansen City
Bethan Nehet
South Omaha Livestock Market Roundup Nov 8
Receipts at South Omaha on November 8 show 4200 cattle with steady opening, including native steers 7.60 to 11.00, cows and heifers 5.15 to 7.60, western steers 6.50 to 9.90, Texan steers 5.00 to 7.00, stockers 5.75 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 7400 with steady start, best hogs around 9.25 to 9.80, sows about 4.55 to 9.25. Sheep receipts 1000, market steady, yearlings 7.00 to 9.00, wethers 6.50 to 8.00, lambs 10.25 to 11.20.
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Neb
Roesipta
Salon
Chicago New York Produce Markets Report Prices Across Staples
Chicago and New York markets show mixed movement for dairy eggs and poultry with firm butter prices in New York receipts rising to over 13 thousand tubs and eggs at multiple grades, while Chicago reports unchanged butter and egg receipts around 4 to 18 thousand cases and poultry dressed rates steady. Rye and barley quoted, with pork and lard prices noted, reflecting fluctuating staples across the region.
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Coxer
New York
Mitchell family notes and obits from Rockwood to Austin
Local items report estate settlement travel to Rockwood Saskatchewan burial in Aberdeen for Mrs R Connell with daughters Mrs Catherina Hubbard and Miss Laura Cor Tell and brothers Le Roy Willard Elroy Willard Bert Willard and families. other notes include visits to Waterloo and Austin Minnesota for family events. a mayoral fundraiser for Armenians. Buck jailed four years for circulating false oil well ads in Calgary.
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D. Duncan
Rockwood
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Laura Cor- Tell
le Roy Willard
Dell Rapids, Sr
Elroy Willard
Bert Wilard
Fllandreau
Will Daley
Flandreau
Earl Hollister
Baby
Waterloo
G. T. Hollister
C. Steck
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P. F. le Haran
Ryan Watkins
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Watkins
Stock
L. Hungerford
Fayette
Culver
St. Ansgar
Manes. Stokes, Gatrnard
Wiley
Calgary
Alberta
George E. Buck
Wicklta
Kaw
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