Waterloo Want Ads Set At One Cent Per Word
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces 1 cent per word rates for want ads with a 25 cent minimum. Small ads face higher handling costs as the paper emphasizes clear descriptions attract better value and readership. Ads aim to be descriptive to satisfy readers and maintain the market place role of the classifieds.
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Waterloo
Courier
Black Oaks
Ivor Sale
Waterloo Evening
Daily Reporter
Real Estate Sale and Market Reports
Real Estate notes offer a non residential sale at a bargain with full details on a 434 mile from Shell Lake Wisconsin farm property including barn, house, outbuildings and stock. Immediate possession and cash options plus gear offered. Market reports cover Kansas City livestock with hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges and Joseph livestock figures.
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A. Lichtenberg
Martin Kate Waterla
Wisconsin
Shell Lake
Equity Realty Exchange
Globe Bias
St. Paul
Minna
Kansas City
Joseph Livestock
Joseph. Mo
Prices in New York market for dairy and poultry products
Prices for butter show firm creamery and extras at 6 4 to 6 3 cents, eyes steady with fresh packed extras 66 to 70 cents, cheese firm with receipts and state specials around 32 cents, live poultry dull with prices quoted for broilers 36 to 45 cents, hens 30 to 36 cents, turkeys 10 cents per unit.
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New York
Waterloo Markets and Rental Notices Collector Card
Waterlo o markets listing rentals and notices for furnished rooms modern houses and private homes with contact details and prices. includes a job inquiry from a manufactured road man seeking engagement and references, Box 419, Russell-Lamson hot.
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Finn
Russell-Lamson Hot
Greene influenza and community notes from Greene Nov 11
Mrs Grate Lutz moved into the Dr. Cole house as influenza cases persist in Greene. Miss Mildred Blumer left for Northfield to resume college but returned sick. Churches reopened after influenza closures. theater and public events resume. Local farm and animal listings appear, with prices for hay, straw, dairy, poultry and hides.
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Fimmershire
Deere
iCrdar Falls
Cesar Walls
Greene Ted. Shultz
1. 1
Spires
John Tayion
Peace finance program to continue despite war
Treasury officials said peace will not halt the government's financial plan. They expect expenses around one and a half billion dollars for the next four months with another war loan in the spring. Revenue measures pending will still be collected as planned.
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U.S
Treasury
Roads stay under government control months after peace
Washington November 11 A P reports roads will remain under government operation for 21 months after peace is declared unless Congress enacts legislation shortening the period or providing permanent federal direction.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Local notices reflect busy social week in La Porte City area
The La Porte City column reports visitors and family travel from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Chicago. It notes Linda Hitmer’s post appendicitis return home and Annice Quackenbush’s influenza recovery while Mrs Shubert and Mrs Anton are mentioned with relatives in Manly Cedar Falls and Michigan.
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la Porte City
Elmer Etterly
Waterloo
Firestone
H. Shubert
Linda
Shubert
Linda Hitmer
St Francis Hospital
Veterans
Annice Quackenbush
Elizabeth Anton
Manly
Verse Keller
A. Bourne
Ross
Jane
Cedar Rapids
Michigan
Sam Rawhauser
Cedar Falls
Clara Urban
Chicago
Grand Duke of Oldenburg Dethroned and Mecklenburg Abdicates
A Hamburg dispatch reports the Grand Duke of Oldenburg dethroned while the Grand Duke of Mecklenberg Schwerin abdicates. A workers and soldiers council forms a government in Mecklenburg, per the Hamburg Nachrichten.
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Copenhagen
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Hamburg
Hamburg Nachrichten
Mecklenburg
Reventlow Flees To Denmark Predicts German Anarchy
Count von Reventlow, whose pan-German writings appeared in the Tages Zeitung, fled to Denmark. He told a frontier correspondent that Germany would face worse times when troops return from the front and that general anarchy could be expected.
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London
British Wireless Service
Count von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Berlin
Denmark
Germany
Hastland Claimants Lose In Eastland Disaster Case
The U S Supreme Court upheld federal court decrees denying Eastland claimants relief. The court ruled Great Lakes Towing Company held a preferred claim for the vessel, leaving hundreds of families without damages for relatives’ deaths in the Chicago Eastland disaster that killed 812 people three years earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Supreme i
Great Lakes Towing Company
British and Canadian Troops Make Belgian Town Capture
Official war notes report Canadian troops under General Horne captured a Belgian town near Mons after early war engagements with German forces. Haig’s announcement confirms action near the Belgian front. French front reports detail advances east of Tre slon near Avesnes and entry of Italian forces toward Rocori near the frontier.
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Mons
Lorton
Aghburg
Horne
Field x Shal Haig
Frech
Paris
Soril
Belstani
Treslon
Avesnes
War Office
Rocori
Te Niles
Mezieres
Sedan
Public Utility Workers Exempt From German General Strike
A German wireless dispatch reported that the soldiers and workmen’s council decreed public utilities employees physicians and domestic servants are exempt from the general strike. The decree appeared amid a split in the German Independent Socialists led by Dr Wirth Hugo Haase and Tierr Barth among others.
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Germany
Prins
London
Wari
Feukwecht
Hugo Haase
Tierr Barth
Newspapers Hit Severely By War
The Republican publicity association states newsprint shortages, higher costs, and military service have hit newspapers, especially in small towns. In 1917 over 1,200 publications closed, with a net loss of 62 dailies and 569 weeklies, while 1918 may see similar figures. The country press, though undervalued, is the voice of the people and must be maintained.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Washington
Country
United States
Waterloo area brief notes and local notices
Sweep of local items notes Mrs. Lou Carroll’s son Kenneth overseas arrival. Trapper season opens November 15 legal for mink muskrat. annual St Mark’s supper November 12. Waterloo Council card party and K of C dances planned. Election results noted. town reports include railway timetables and bank financials. Local church, farm, and lodging advertisements appear amid public notices.
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Lou Carroll
Kenneth
Charles Carmical
Jack Caseleer
Dewey Winder
Waterloo
Jake
St. Mark's Church
Waterloo Council
Knights of Cooumbus
K. of GC
Lieut Herman Miller on Transport Attacked by Submarine
Lieut Herman C Miller son of Mr and Mrs Hermann Miller was aboard a US transport attacked by a German submarine on Sept 10 The ship lagged behind due to engine trouble and was an easy target but reached a British port and was beached without loss of life 2860 American soldiers aboard showed high spirits after the attack Miller has been overseas about two months and a half
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Herman C. Miller
Hermann Miller
United States
Lieut
Miller
Hardin County First to Raise Full War Service Quota
Hardin County Iowa claims to be first in the nation to meet its War Service fund quota. Ackley and Edna township led with a quota of 7190.40 dollars and receipts of 7329.50 dollars, all raised Saturday evening. The drive was intense by the War Service council. Aviator Jack Maynard, son of Mr and Mrs H B Maynard, arrived for a furlough and was an honored guest at the Rotary club meeting.
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Hardin County
Ackler
United States
Ackley
Edna
War Service Council
Jack Maynard
H. B. Maynard
Naval
Real Estate Offers and Trade Deals From C E Howard
Realtor C E Howard promotes a Waterloo area land sale of 1480 acres and a Waterloo residence for first payment. He offers a 31 Sullivan Avenue house for $20 monthly and advertises exchanges with Ottumwa property to save 160 acres in Howard County. He notes multiple Waterloo parcels and predicts higher values next year.
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W. Knipp
Waterloo
J. A. Witte
Geane
Iowa
Cparty
Parma Town Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Fara Doane
Cheever & Wilson
Marsh- Place
Ashua
Puece Oe
Grundy County
Newut
Minnesota
New
Hampton
Barnesville
Cedar Falls
Stone
Minn
City of
North Branch
Valerica
Wwe
4Th St
Home Park
Sullivan Avenue
Ottumws
Howard County
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Eleanor Jasper
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Jester
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Monroe
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Ord Vaneless
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Reventlow
Hastland
Official War News
Vola
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Chanter
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H. W. Hammond
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Barclay
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Loninsiin
Koya
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Bertie
Thompson
John
Jungen
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Henry Wother Carne
Turner
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Landon Bog
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Yase
Tramer
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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