Want Ads Rate Card From Waterloo Courier and Courier
The Waterloo Courier and Evening Courier publish want ads at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum, cash lines shown in light and black caps detail rates. The department states minimum 25 cents per insertion, with ads serving as a marketplace for all classes to buy sell or exchange items, large or small.
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Waterloo
Courier
Aterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Dawson Street
Car ds of Thanks and Lodge Notices
Classified column includes many want ads and notices such as rent and sale items, livestock, secondhand goods, and obituaries. It lists Ford and Saxon autos for sale, stoves, hogs, sheep, lumber, and furniture, plus urgent help wanted and personal notices from Waterloo and nearby towns with names like J. J. Miller, Campbell, M. Berend, and W. Owings. Also reports deaths of Louis May and Anton Kersting with funeral details and local names Cedar Falls and Ottumwa referenced.
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Key Street
Poland
J. ¥. Campbell
Dunkerton
Shropshire
McMillin
Waterloo
Bg Aera
L. & Parsons Music House
S. BE
Sim
Bosch
Fiestt
M. Berend
Raymond
Iowa
Erin
Potatoas
Wisconsin
East Side
Postolice
Firth
St W
Waterloo council set to consider street and alley actions
City Council session on November 11 1936 approves filing motions for W W Gallup loading platform rear 43 25 East Wirth Street and Mrs Mildred Merrill sidewall grading on Kern Street. It postpones final action on Red Cedar addition street vacations to Nov 28 and forwards Dairy Cattle show officer claims to committees.
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Thompson
Brown
Burk
Leeper
Manning
Ogle
W. W. Gallup
East Wirth Street
Mildred Merrill
Burnsaide Addition
Kern Street
France Committee
City Merk
Red Cedar Addition
Lark
Link
Waterloo
Iowa
Mortuary notices for Fisher Nash Vaughn and Vaughn deaths
Notices from Waterloo area announce the deaths of Mary C L A Fisher Rana Nash and Lorinda Vaughn with details of their deaths, survivors, birthplaces and service arrangements. Fisher was 1837 born West Maine Vermont and interment is at Webster City beside her husband. Nash died of apoplexy at 03 Maple Street and Vaughn death occurred in Portland Oregon with Waterloo connections.
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Louis May
Glendale Street
Frag
U.S. Navy
Charles
Deg Moines
Herman Osterman
Greene
D. W. McClelland
Mundurand
Charles Damon
Fredericksburg
Mary C. L. A. Fisher
Donald A. Cole
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gertrude F. Holloway
Chicago
RANA _UAPREIN NASH
Rana Harkin Nash
Maple Street
Margaret Gage
Fayette
Mary Henrich
Wadena
Nash
Payettes County
Robert R. Nash
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Lorinda Vaughn
Portland
Ore
Greenville
Mich
Alonzo’ Vaughn
Waterloo
City In Brief Items From The Town
A medicine case was reported stolen from Dr. E R Shannon’s auto last night. Capt L Rohit abroad areas as wife advised of arrival overseas. Mrs A L Hall receives card and letter from son Private J E Louns in France. Alpha M Lampan and Nellie V Lampman obtain license from Center Point. City council met. routine items, bill ordinance, tax exemption passed. Dr F W Court to Camp Dodge for soldier addresses. services at camp Sunday. Mrs W O Morgan returns from Minneapolis. son-in-law Thomas Chase ill, influenza and pneumonia, now recovering. Labor recruiters Kinnon MacCowan Willier leave for Sioux City. more men expected from Iowa. Mittimus issued for Marie Sanderson to jail 60 days. County board audits bills. starts canvassing election returns. C E Mueller returns home from Camp Pike on furlough. J C O Naven’s car stolen from in front of Ellis hotel while mingling with elebrants. K of C card party tonight at hall. Knights and ladies invited. Ladies tailoring shop ad at 1613 Franklin.
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E. R. Shannon
E. L. Rohit
L. Rohit
A. L. Hall
Blot Street
J. E. Louns
France
John R. Coulson
Istudents’ Army Training
F. W. Court
First
M. EB. Church
t’Camp Dodge
Solidiers
Birdsat
Marie Sanderson
Dilla
Corn market rises on peace prospects despite war
Chicago traders pushed corn higher amid active buying and a belief peace was fully discounted. December and January contracts moved up before intraday gains faded on reports of grain blockade and rail shipment limits. Oats and provisions followed with moderate gains and later declines as selling picked up. Livestock at St Joseph saw hogs and cattle trading with varied Receipts and prices. Cash quotes show No 2 yellow corn values and assorted grain prices across markets.
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Chicago
Germany
Omaha Livestock Prices Report from Nebraska Market
Omaha Nebraska reports cattle receipts 8 700 steady native steers 11.00 18.00 cows and heifers 6.50 10.50 calves 7 50 7 46. Sheep receipts 4 700 wethers 10.05 14.00 ewes lambs 10.50 24.50 lambs 13.50 16.75 yearlings 10.50 11.50 calves 16.15
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Omaha Neb
Cave
St Louis
Sioux City Livestock Market Report May 12
Hogs receipts 12.00 lower with light, mixed, heavy prices in the 17.59 to 15.75 range and bulk around 16.90 to 17.60. Cattle receipts 7,300 with beef steers and cows and heifers trading around 5.60 to 7. SEL.80. Sheep receipts 7,000 characterized as weak.
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Chicago
Lrisag
Tans
Anna
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Hogs Dime Above Saturday Prices Heavy Supplies
Chicago market notes heavy supplies with hog receipts about 12 000 and prices up to 18 50 for heavy lots. Cattle receipts near 6900 with beef and feeder shifts noted, calves steady, western ranges strong. sheep receipts around 5860 with mixed moves. St Louis reports hogs 19 000 and cattle 21 000 with steady to higher trends. London market shows money rates, silver, and various farm goods listings.
Unhired Cornpickers Fined For Trespass
Pettit pleaded guilty to trespass and received a $25 fine plus costs. Blanchard, who retained an attorney, pleaded not guilty and had his case continued. The arrest followed a night time corn theft on a country road six miles northwest of the city after farmer Howard Holman spotted corn thieves loading sacks into a buggy.
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Will Petit
Blanchard
Pettit
Howard Holman
Mr. Holman
Laga
Lin
Navy vows constant vigilance as wartime aims shift
Washington officials say no rush to surrender German ships or trim naval strength after armistice terms. Secretary Daniels notes the navy will maintain high readiness for policing seas, with a three year capital ship plan and possible phased disarmament tied to domestic security and global conditions. Arthur G. Stolte to Omaha as manager of a large moving picture theater chain.
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PROM
NAVY
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Pershingtal
France
Navy i
Congress
Secretary _Daniels
Europe
U. S
Wilson
Stolte
Omaila
Arthur G. Stolte
Omaha
A. H. Black Enterprise Company
Marshalltown
Davenport
Des Moines
Mr. Stelle
Strand
Cedar Rapids
Prices Rise and Hold Across Markets in New York and Chicago
New York reports butter strengthening beyond extras with varied creamery prices and firsts at high per pound figures, while eyes and cheese show mixed receipts and average runs. Chicago records unsettled butter, higher eggs with several price brackets, and steady potato and poultry figures across market desks. Other centers like St. Louis, Kansas City, and Peoria note similar shifts in butter, eggs, corn, wheat, and oats with mixed receipts and pricing through Nov. 12.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Stocks and Bonds Unease at Peace Market Opens
New York November 12 The stock market opened strong in rails oils and motors with war shares showing moderate heaviness. Transportation issues rose 1 to 3 points while Kansas City Southern United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel slipped. War stocks recovered partially amid irregular trading and rails slight gains. International bonds remained firm with Anzio France and the United Kingdom advancing. St Louis price notes follow with mixed readings on grain futures and winter goods.
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York
ABE
Kansas City Southern
United States
Bethlehem Steel
Ings
General Inter
Mexican Petroleum Reulaerdt
Anzio Frenesga
United Kingdoms
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Albert Togersen
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Peyton
Georges Baker
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Universal House
Pmiadelphia
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Cornelia
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J. W. Lacy
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Black Hawk Bank
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Hey Construction Co
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Waxter
Oregon
Wesley
Mra
Mabel Gushard
Myrtle
Galdie
Decker
Alonzo Vaughn
Herman Buechele
Edward Buechele
Grafton
J. L. Buechele
Arthur Buechele
Camp Dodge
Anton Kersting
Anton Kevating
St. Mary’s
Henry Kuester
Calvary Cemetery
Dubuque
M&s
J. P. Crammonds
J. B. Crammonds
W. G. Shannon
Funer
J. Walter G. Shannon
Fort Dodge
Clyde J. Askins
Hileman & Gindt
Perrial
Fairview
Official Council Proceedings
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Lafayette
Eya Kezar
Watering Photograph Co
Bussell-Damson
Gordon Setter
Porter, Russell-Lamson
P. W. Knipp
Young's
Ossge
Piasos
Wonse
C. Blankenship
Clesn
M. Davis
Mose Rove
B.n. Talley
John Willson
I N. Kennedy
West Fourth
Waterloo Clothing Co
J. A. Witte
Boyd ‘Transfer Co
Allan Ai Ee
F. Newville
Lows Warehouse Co
C. B._Anders Geo. Baruth
Trbor
Walter Cremline
Eli Cameron
A. Jarred
Bast Sev
GC. Robinson
Ibor
Frank Stone
M. Jennings
D. Webster
Reed
Earl Smith
V. Baldwin
West Street
Murrey
Henrz2y
Newville
A. Eichler
H. Williams
RL Henry
Poppingh c
Vwest Sewer
Nellie
Strayer
Gary Latte
R. C. Thompson
Russell Lamson
Max
Soda
Fountain
Miller
Colby Parker
Polyne Geo. Kraft Co
East Four
I. M. Hawver
Linn St
ORD
Russell Gamson
Phane
Jake and
Bil
Wantec
Waterloo Cletning _Co
AMD
West Third Ave
I. C. Hope
Webster St
Oakland
Ecarene
Iris
East Fitthist Ceftar Valley Cigar Co
Ellis Hot
Newton Street
Storm & Co
Cedar Falls
NM Storm & Co
E. M. Storm & Co
Commercial
Herzl
Hoom Modern
West Fifth Street
E. M. Stosim & Co
E. M. Stosi
Riverside Prive
Chautauqua Park
E. A. Storm & Co
Commercial ‘Street
Buchanan
Messrs. Kinnon, MacCowan and
Willier
Nitro
W. Va
Franklin, Red
Dows Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Ver & Wison
Marsh Place
Cricagg
Chigego
Curren
Maren
Liverpool
Omaha Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
G. & Bureau of Markets
Louis Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Svger
London
Marsh-Price
Lamson Bays
Chicago Board OF Trade
Kansas City Gra
Kansas City
Bsc
Eaffir
Peoria Grad
Peoria
Noy
St. Lwis
Chin
Hhighyeri Co
White
Simon
DN Grain & Movi
Postal Telegraph Building
Marsh-Place
C. G. Larrabee
Mer
Waterloo Savings Bank
Black Hawk
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
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Treasury
State of
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W. C. Logan
WC. Logan
J. ¥. Miller
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Hazel Am.retz
Aboutea
L. Johnson
Arleton Sias
John N. Labahre
Jos. A. Lechtenburg
Martin Cal
F. Hines
Black
Durog Jersey Hogs
Clyde H. Eighmey
Hammond Ave
J. McIlrath
Holmes Cantine
Wallace Farmer
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