Want Ads in Waterloo Evening Courier Expand Rates
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines higher rates for want ads with a minimum charge and emphasizes the paper as the market place for all citizens to buy sell or exchange items big or small. It notes the daily readers of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter and stresses ads remain essential.
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Waverley
Courier
Lea
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Course
Daily Reporter
Campbell
Burgaine
Parsons Music House
Pere
Aly BP
Columbia
Sim
Bosch
Ford
M. Berend
Raymond
Iowa
Chester White
Hamer Bros
Eagle Center Road
Milea
Victor Beeors
Ok Cabinet
West Side
Rent Notice for 225 Acre Stock and Farm Property
Fragmentary notice describes a 225 acre rental property with a modern barn and airy farm features. Mentions a new brief lease and possible tenancy details but text is severely garbled and many terms are unreadable.
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Tov
Brie le
Mar
Hested
Real Estate Bargain and Livestock Market Report
Real estate listing offers a modern house for sale in a rail town near Shell Lake Wisconsin with 17.25 to 17.70 price range and mentions cattle prices, hog receipts, sheep values, and other livestock market notes at Kansas City and local exchanges. Includes miscellaneous secondhand items and notices from Equity Realty Exchange and local agents.
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Jos
A. Lichtenberg
Martin
St. Joseph
Shell
Lake
Wisconsin
Ste al Equity Realty Exchange
Kansas City
Lowe
Ipeiie
Ted Steers
U.S
Au. S
Liberty Loan
Liberty
U. S
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Prices in New York markets show mixed dairy gains
Butter firmer at 62 to 63 cents for creamery, extras at 58 4c packers. Eggs steady with fresh gathered extras 69 to 70 cents, firsts 32 to 38 cents. Cheese firm with state fresh specials 32 34 33 cents. Poultry prices show live doll, dressed varies from 28 to 36 cents for chickens, 26 to 30 cents for fowls, and turkeys at 49 cents.
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New York
United States
Waterloo Market Prices From November 21 1418
Market report lists livestock and dairy prices including butter, hay, straw, hides, and common cattle categories. Notable figures show butcher cows and heifers priced around 6.75 to 8.00 and various dairy butter and creamery products with scattered per pound values.
Local Briefs From La Porte City and Nearby
Weekend visitors include Mrs. Bixer Bitterly of Waterloo and Mrs. H Schubert of Waterloo. Linda Hilmer returning home after appendicitis surgery at St Francis hospital Waterloo. Annice Quackenbush improving after influenza. Elizabeth Anton back from Manly caregiving. A R Bourne and children plan to move to Michigan after Cedar Rapids visit. Jacob Ripple daughters Ida Tarbell and Mrs Showers visit before Chicago winter stay.
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la Porte City
Bixer Bitterly
Waterloo
R. Firestone
H. Shubert
Shubert
Linda Hilmer
St Francis Hospital
Annice Quackenbush
Elizabeth Anton
Manly
Verne Keller
A. R. Bourne
Ross
Jane
Cedar Rapids
Michigan
itrs_ Sam _ Rawhauser
Cedar Falls
Clara Urban
Chicago
Ida Tarbell
Lone Tree
F. D. Showers
Minneapolis
Jacob Ripple
Lolla
Littleton and area notes and obituaries
Local items report illnesses and injuries including Eleanor Jasper and Grace Manass both improving after sickness. Roy De Mill plans to join G. S service. a death noted near Aberdeen with services in Jesup. Rockford updates include Parmenter residence acquisition and new births. West Point graduate Tunkelberg returns home on leave amid ongoing influenza concerns.
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Littleton
Eleanor Jasper
Zant Perry Eli
J. B. McGlaughlin
Wildred
Lester
Roy de Mill
G. S
Grace Manass
John Manrass
Edge
Willian Frage
Gladys
Leo
Wilbu
W. Mantoss
Jesup
A. Mantoss
Mra
Amy Folkes
Winth
Trop
Hazel Lentus
Frazerc
Littleton Cemetery
Rockford
Clark Mathews
J. A. Parmenter
Firsal_Sharp
Hruce
Ros Titus
Wkar Tunkelberg
United States Military Academy
West Point
Reekford
Po Abbott
Reckford
Nieheny
Moni
Forlowsing
Waa
Elbeel
Rashford
Two Dukes Down Mecklenberg Workers Take Power
Copenhagen dispatches report the Grand Duke of Oldenburg dethroned and the Grand Duke of Mecklenberg-Schwerin abdicated. A Mecklenburg government formed by a workers and soldiers council.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Amburg
Hamburg
Peace won’t halt U S financial program officials say
Treasury officials say peace will not stop the government budget. Expenses of about a billion and a half dollars per month will continue through winter with a spring war loan. Revenue bill funds will be collected next June as planned.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Railroads to run under government control for 21 months
Washington November 11 The Associated Press reports that railroads will remain under government operation for 21 months after peace is declared unless Congress acts sooner to shorten the period or provide permanent federal direction.
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iBy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Reventlow Flees to Denmark Amid War Predictions
Count von Reventlow, known for pan German writings in Berlin's Tages Zeitung, fled to Denmark. He told a frontier correspondent that Germany will face far worse conditions when soldiers return from the front and that general anarchy could follow.
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London
British
Count von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Berlin
Denmark
Germany
Eastland Claimants Lose Court Rules Towing Firm First
The Supreme Court refused to overturn federal decrees in the Eastland disaster case. The Great Lakes Towing Company retained preferred status as claimant for damages, denying hundreds of families from Chicago access to compensation for relatives who died in the 1915 steamship tragedy.
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Eastland
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Supreme’court
Great Lakes Towing Company
Newspapers Hit Severely By War
Washington D C Nov 41 The Republican publicity association through its president Jon athan Bourne Jr released a statement on wartime newspaper impacts More than 1200 publications went out of business in 1917 with 623 dailies and 569 weeklies failing The piece argues country papers are the real voice of the people and warns that suspensions among weeklies threaten national welfare.
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Washington
D. C
Republican Publicity Associateu
Ite
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Country Press
Country
Washington, D.C
United States
Heroic voyage of Lieut Miller on attacked transport
Lieut Herman C Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Hermann Miller, was aboard a US transport hit by a German submarine on Sept 10. The ship lagged due to engine trouble, was beached in a British port, but all aboard were saved. Miller has been overseas about two and a half months.
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Spires
John Taylor
Miles Chyy
Herman C. Miler
Hermann Miller
United States
Lieut
Miller
Hardin County claims first full quota in war work drive
Ackley Iowa November 11 Hardin county announces it has reached its full war service fund quota with $7190.40 set and $7329.50 raised, all on Saturday night Ackley and Edna township praised for strong records. The report notes local communities meeting and surpassing targets.
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Hardin County
Ackley
United States
Edna
Mons
London
War Services Coun
Belzian
Cil
Horne
Marshal Haig
Trelon
Avesnes
War Office
Rocori
Mezzeres
Sedan
Lumes
Virgne
Sullivan Avenue
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Waerloo
Howard Dennis
Waterton
C E Howard in Garbled Civil Case At Blak City Office
A distorted OCR report notes a civil case involving C E Howard on file with Blak City Office. The entry mentions a phone line and potential fraud signals linked to an alleged phony banking scheme.
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HSB
GAN
Office Phony Vo
Public Utility Men Exempt From Strike in Germany
A German wireless message captured here reports a decree exempting public utility workers including physicians and domestic staff from a general strike. The notice names Dr Karl Liebknecht Hugo Haase and Herr Barth as members of the government involved in the measure.
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Germany
Uct Workmion
Pithltes
Aomentia
Nave
Karl Liebkneel
Wugo Haase
Herr Barth
ATLA
Waterloo in Brief Hints at Local Life and Notices
Local items detail arrivals and visits, church events, fishing, trapping season dates, council and Knighs of Columbus activities, a railway timetable excerpt, and residents’ news including military letters and election results. Names and places anchor the scattered notes across Waterloo and surrounding townships.
Farm Bargains and Local Property Exchanges Notice
Listings show 1160 acres, 224 miles from Nashua at various prices per acre, with many tracts from 40 to 320 acres near Minnesota towns. Some properties offered to exchange for Waterloo or Grader Falls land, plus notes on improvements, fences, and soil. Also mentions rent two seven room houses and bank liabilities. notarized bank statement ends with official signatures.
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Nashua
Blackhawk
Gran Punty
Minnesota
New
Hampton
Waterloo
Barnesville
Gadar Falls
Esup
Minn
North Branch
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Xloose Hall
Rome
West Fourth
Watertoo Clothing Co
Burd Auto
Bady
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Laurier
Stenye
Russel-Laemseon
Ing
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Scda
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East
Southern
Irite Moler
Parsons
Elessles
Pentea—Pfiana Deaing
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Guaran
Sarsons Music House
Ingwire
Anl West
Venement
Glongia
West Third
Telehone Bhiuk
I. G
Webster St
Alan
Bridge Street
J. J. Aulier
Market Reports
Minex Maves
Parsons Storage Dept
Tronafer and Storsys
Pacific Coast
Teather
Boyd Transfer Co
Mine
Rouserola
Iowa Warehouse Co
Merchant
Bowser
P. W. Knipp
Watertop
J. A. Witte
Osage
Parma
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wilson
Marsh
Jefferson
Franky Black
Rhey Street
Cen iBlack
Russell-Lamson Bor
Selivery
Finn
Rusel-Lamson Hotel
Po Bales
Vita Tay
Waterloo Markets
Wagertans
Heamery Buttar
Mecklenburg
Uo. Keepo
Reventlow
Ieut
Herman Miller
Official War News
Aviator
Jack Maynard
H. B. Maynard
Rotary Club
C. E. Howard
Ean Tome
C.E. Howard
Reattor
Buchanan
Lou Carroll
Kenneth
Charles Carmica
Jack Casebeers Cottage
Dewey Winder
Benton
Wis
Mmes. A. Bitten
F. Stoyles
H. W. Hammond
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Black
Wall Lake
Marchy Sections
St. Mark’s Church
Waterloo Council
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Barclay
Illinois Central
KH. B. Seaves
Dubuque
Eesertes
Tm.reve
Omaha
Seaves
Port Dodge
Sioux City
Union Depot
C. & Twin C
East Side
C. & Twin
Galwein
Oelwein
WL P
Chicago, Ltd
Chicago Ltd
South Bound
Des. M
Lee Smith
Corp
T. D. Ebergold, Co
B. N. Tank Corp
France
A. B. Switzer
Crosby, N. D
Evening Courier
Barclay Township
Bart Thompson
John Jungen
Constable
Tienry ‘Turner
Clark
Walker
Frank Melar
Glen Parker
Parson Smith
Alvin Oliver
J. J. Mejer
Silas Sherman
Mike Blaebell
J. Sherman
J. Ortner
Assesor
R. F. McDonald
A. Meter
Burlington and
Louis Nelson
Rene Elven
Sachar
Evenog
Jenson
Wheeler Farm
Ace Canield
Fori
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
Loecal
Shell Rock
Ter
Leavitt Johnson National Bank
State of
Pias Ora
Waverly
Sea Prag BS
Sacey
Cedar
4Th St
P. W. Belangee
West Fifth Street
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Black Hawk
Ira Rodamar
Jeliet
Tra Rodamar
Swat Feiner
KETT
F.E. Stewart
Anna M. Decker
Notary Public
Camoon Bod & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
DAY Sions Caprain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
Marsh-Place Bldg. Co
Larrabee
Mer
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