Wanted Factory Hands and factory help
A dense classified item list shows Ready workers sought at Swift Manufacturing and Chamberlain Machine Works. Advertisements request experienced or reliable toolmakers, general factory labor, sewing machine operators, and light office help. Various addresses and contact methods included for Knoxville Indiana and Toledo area employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Manufacturing Co
Sea Ion Tile Nce
Flanders
Knoxville
Foramen
Chamberlain Machine Works
Smith
West
Jefferson St
Russell Ale
Helen B. Davison
Ee Rouse
Tama
F. H
Toledo
Real Estate Moneysaving 1600 Acre Offer Near Shell Lake
For sale at 1600 dollars 40 level acres with 20 under plow 10 cleared balance mixed timber. Log house in need of repair good frame barn granary and poultry house. Owner ill must sell includes team harness 3 sows chickens wagon mower rake plow cultivator and cream separator. Deposit 800 cash balance to suit on main road near Shell Lake Wisconsin. No trades equity listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Lake
Wisconsin
Minn
Dumont Obituary and Local Notices
Mes I. H Metall visits her daughter Mrs Ray Burman near Hampton to care for her grandson. Mass Media Willott, once Dumont teacher, now near Faulkner, spent weekend with Dumont friends. Alfred W Wilcox, famed harness and shoe man, died after pneumonia. funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday with interment in Dumont. He leaves a widow, three sons Lyle Paul and Arnold, two daughters, and many relatives across Iowa and California. Real estate ad lists 160 acres 7 miles from market, 19 miles Cresco, with 213 head of cattle and 10 horses. priced for quick sale. Poultry and transfer storage notices listed with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Mes. I. H Metall
Ray Burman
Hampton
Burman
Wiliott
Saveral
Faulkner
Alfred W. Wilcox
Wilcox
Lyle
Paul
Arnold
Teo
Helen
Uge
L. P. Wilcox
W. W. Wilcox
Jo Wilcox
Mattie Wilcox
Perry
Geo
Dallas Center
Ros
Los Angeles
Cal
West
Aft
Harness and
Dumontanarary
Market
Cresco
Iowa
Cora
Austin
Tex
Acre
Carl
Frice
Jace
Wana
Cresto
Fred Fenera
Otterville News Briefs From An Old Time Ledger
Otterville notes arrival overseas of Maurier Rants and Warne Hiwell. Boyd, son of Mr and Mrs Atchison, sick of prayer. Emma Gissell railed to Hikaging Sunday by the Winess of her Wallace Stakes. Tatham received a message about the death of his nephew Roy Latham at lateewood. Mrs Rewers announces the death of her nephew Rhys Crispin at a Camp in Georgia. Fathers were soldiers and died of pneumonia. Sam Mosher gulette entertainments at Tetts. Fred Smith A of Sage and Hiex of Mirndee sent notice Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittervills
Weinerday
Maurier
Warne Hiwell
Boyd
Atchison
Emma Gissell
Winess
Wallace
Tir Tatham
Roy Latham
Rhys Crispin
Georgia
Fatheys
Dake Smith
Sam Mosher Gulette
Tetts
Fred Smith
Sage
Hiex
Mirndee
Osage News Brief Notes Local Events and Death
Osage reports the death of Samuel Jacobs as shared from Spring Wiellex. Miss Gein Rehr visits Stewartville Minnesota to care for her aunt. Miss Adelly Morey spent Monday at home and returned after nursing training fees in Waterlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osare
Samuel Jacobs
Spring Wiellex
Mit
Charles F. Fikenen
Bessie
Myrtle Tibbits
Baptist Church
Gein Rehr
Stewartvilte
Minn
Adelly Morey
Munday
Waterlon
Fighting Below Cannibals on Area of Flame
The report describes active combat near the flame marked area with the enemy attempting to withdraw troops to restore the line. Details imply continued engagement and tactical moves across positions as lines shift under pressure.
Mortuary notices and WWI battlefront report blend
Funeral services for Mrs. William J. Meinz will be at the home on route 5 Waterloo with burial in Eagle Center. A brother from Camp Pike travels home for the funeral. Meanwhile Allied forces push the German front near Cambrai Le Cateau and Laon, with Pershing’s American army aiding in Verdun Argonne and Champagne offensives as air power mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Meinz
Route 5
Waterloo
Buria
Eagle Center
Camp Pike
Rylye Associated Press
Cambra
St. Quentin
Breal
Reims
Aisne
Champagne
Argonne
Verdun
Haigs Whrusy
Haig
Cambrai
le Cateau
C A. Chary
Grant Avenue
Posof
2 A. Leary
New Hartford
Gise
Guise
Douai
G. S
First Army
Gen. Pershing
Meuse
Veridun
TRIG TAKES NEW TOWNS IN CAMBRAI AREA
British and American forces push advances along the Cambrai front. Sallaumines and Noyelles have been captured, with two miles of Le Cateau road remaining to Le Cateau. Fighting persists southeast of Cambrai as patrols engage near Caudry and along the Scarpe and Lens corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRIG
London
St. Quentin
Jambrai
Aecording
Ito Field
Mar
Tepark
le Cateat
Saliaimines
Noyelles
Cambrai
Caudry
Lens
Scarpe
Vitry-en-Arioins
Azel ilez-Equerchin
Thouvroy
le Catean
Serrar
Foych
Uiegene
Vitry-en-Artois
Azalles
Artois
Azellez-Equerechkin
Wonvroy
Sallaumines Amt Noyelles
Saullaumies
Lone
Hawaii Subscribes All as Loan Totals Near 750000
Reports indicate the national loan drive nears 750000 with Hawaii filling its full quota. Influenza disruptions halted loan exhibit trains and rallies in several districts while Detroit and Cedar Rapids vie for high subscription rates among major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Hawaii
Hungaria
National Loan Headquarters
Cincinnati
Rock Island Arsenal
Illinois
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Grand _Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Detroit
Waterloo Opposes German Peace Terms Urges Unconditional Surrender
Waterloo Vigilance corps and residents send telegrams to Senator Kenyon and Cummins urging rejection of German peace proposals and calling for unconditional surrender to end the war. A Cedar Falls message echoes the sentiment. Local notes mention a treks fist, a birth, and a visit from La Salle amid other scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Az
W. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Waterloo Vigilance Corps
Kenyon
Cummins
J. BE. Dempster
Waterloo Vigilance Corp
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
e@ vigilance corps
Local notes from Parkerburg region and church events
Mrs. Jean Slight returns home from Muscatine hospital greatly improved after treatment. Mr. and Mrs. B Kothe depart on an auto trip to Minnesota and South Dakota. The Hampton pastor resigns and will assume a new Congregational post here. Mrs. Walr visits Fremont Nebraska. Webster City Congregational district meeting draws many pastors and delegates. Shater resumes Methediet church post. Mrs. Trent Wilson visits Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkeranurg
Jean Slight
Muscatine
B Kothe
Minnesota
South Pakota
Meon
Hampton
Wal R
Fremont
Neb
Crawston
Marshallteren
Owens
Goodwit
FL S
Kansas City
Webster City
Rockwell Guy
Trant Wilson
Bank Clearings in Waterloo Week Ending October 10
Waterloo bank clearings reported by the Waterloo Clearing House show a total of 296,097 for the week ending Oct 10, with a comparison to the previous week indicating a decrease. The records list weekly totals and notes for the corresponding week, including several figures such as 12,207.90 and 6, etc., reflecting institutional clearings and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Tank
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Assolation
Mel
deBiaet
Bisso
MortyRases
Uci
City in Brief Reports Illness and Local News
VP J Rechtfertig improves at home as communities monitor influenza quarantine. Jorgensen family quarantined for Scarlet fever while YWCA swimming classes halt. Ralph Enyart and Della Jackson wed in Waterloo. Kohl loses car tire to thieves. Fred Leeper committed to Lost Industrial School after juvenile court. Barracks housing Mark Rechttertig quarantined for influenza. William Gillpatrick overseas arrival noted. Hattie Frisby granted divorce from Jack Frisby. C M Young returns from Michigan trip amid fruit market updates. Public libraries operate for circulation during quarantine. schools close branches until reopening. Nurses return from Grest Lakes training as epidemic abates. Funeral held for Mrs A J Wallace. burial at Baterview. Captain Woodruff assigned to oversee coal supply for war contracts. Divorce suit filed by Jennie Todd against Albert Todd. Fred A Ward visiting Waterjoan before winter Florida trip. Vinton residents praise BE Wenner for Cedar River pollution prevention. Wilbur Weyant released on bond after assault case. Influenza epidemic abating in Garrison. Mrs Arthur J Donald dies. 15% of patients improving. Lieut W H Durebdenwald on furlough from Camp Perry. to Camp Dodge. Capt BE Geist recovering in sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leeper
Eldora
PB. J. Rechttertig
Mark
George R. Gillpatrick
William
Camp Pike
C. M. Young
Michigan
Grest Lakes
A. J. Wallace
Hileman & Gindt
B. Wats
Batreview
Fred A. Ward
Florida
Mr. Ward
Vinton
BE. J. Wenner
Cedar River
Wilbur Weyant
Dankerton
George Selzer
Prices and market notes from Waterloo and Chicago
A 1915 market update showing Waterloo Ontario and Chicago price readings for flour butter oats potatoes and oil meal, plus cattle hogs and hay prices. Reports include wholesale and retail butter lard and potato quotes, cattle and hog markets, Canadian and U S steel stock activity, and miscellaneous grain and livestock figures from Oct 10 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
E Siz.ag
Wasis Teresties
Minnesota
Leatts
Somsim Buik
Kansas City
Bolonna
Markets Fresh Breaks In Corn Quotation Chaos
Chicago and St Louis market notes from Oct 10 1918 show corn prices swinging amid war news. November and December contracts opened high then fell to near bottom, oats slumped with liquidation, while pork and lard offerings were light but packers bought ribs. cattle, hogs, and other livestock receipts varied across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lowe
Shorts
ST. Louis
Jay
Elon
Ewes
FiLong
Topped Off Hogs at Chicago Cattle Stagnant
HOGS Receipts 28,000 market lower overall. Beef and veal prices listed with ranges for good to prime and common grades. CATTLE receipts 22,000 with slow market and varied prices for beef, cows, calves, and steers. SHEEP receipts 7,500 lower last reported. ranges for heavy and light categories. Sioux City market totals show hogs and cattle prices mixed with steady sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Omana
Sita
Sioux City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
AKD Daily Reporter
Evershady
Courier
Daily Reporter
Leignro
Reese
A. J. “Wallace
A- J. Wallace
Gaunt of Honor Lodge No. 321
West Fourth
Waterloo Clothing Co
Yoagis
Lafayette
Catlori
Fourth
Care Courier
J. N Ackerman
Pkca
Fifth St Hardware Co
Jake
Bill
East Fifth
Waterloo Cothine Co
Hoth
Rome
Canrenial Rounsi
G.reene Connors
Parsons Music House
East Side
Jet West Fifth
Aes
Clay St
West Side
Fourth St
Peterson Agri
Iowa Warehouse Co
Western Harness & Supply Companys
Commers Street
Insids & Supply CO Fe
Alfred W. Mullan
Hent
Lafayette St
South Barclay St
South Barclay
Weil i
Sk Qiared
Actors
Bridge Street
J.J. Miler
WN. J. Berkley Food
Sixth and Jefferson
Telendco
Red
Cale
Wellington St. Por
Cali Black
Bank
Lamson
Toledo Electric Computing
Saie
Whance
First National
Hargaina
Becona
Kimball Piano
Mason City
Logan Ave
Southern Illinois
West Mullan
Home Coal Co
West Mullan Ave
States Fool Administration
Hereford
Joan Carrow
Rowley
Ottumwa
Carbine
idtehGeld
Liberty
HL L
Swigart Land Co
Nigdgl
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Seal Estate
Guernsey
P. J. O'Connor
Raymond
J. J. Baker
J. E. Baker
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Sidney H
Rodney R
Verna M
Etguester
Nis
George Hureh
Ogden, Trah
Bureh Will
Kier
Linn Hewan
Becker
Satters
Donal Mass
CLE
Autombiles
Imperial
Conental Eeeing
B. I
Berteh Ave
Rhode Yaland
Neils
Sorensen
Town Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wilson
Marsh
Boyd Transfer Co
Miaonerapalis
Inn
Otterville
Osage
Takien Marey
Fontaine Notre Dame
Monsonines
Bois Landrincourt
Beatrous
Fontaine-Notre Dame
Ostel
Croix-Sans—Tere
Aisne Canal
Villers-en-Prayeres
Livy
Sens
Leskovals
Nish
Vlasotinize
Ge Mans
War Office
Foutaine-Notre Dame
Beautroux
Croix-Sans-Tete
Villers-et-Prayeres
Monthois
Wood
Bocuntiaux
Official War News
Paris
Floyd
Nee
Geo Knowlton
Hieras
Ray Meyer
Meyer
Will Pte
Mtr
Eoservier
Tensie Ting
la Salle
Parkersburg
Buchanan
J. Rechtfertig
C. BE. McCartney Las
Frank Jungkunz
Jorgensen
Ralph R Enyart
Della Jackson
Tl. B. Kohl
Hattie Frisbey
Jack Frisbey
F. P. Woodruff
War Department
Towa Iiew Administration
Jennie F. Todd
Albert A. Todd
Freeport, Ill
Todd
W. H. Durebdenwald
Camp Perry
Ohio
Camp Dodge
BE. S. Geist
New York
Naif
Taday
Aits
Material & Marine Preferred
Atlantic Gulf
Western Union
Peoples Gas
Mexican Petroleum and Texas Company
Baldwin Locomotive
Independent Steels
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
Marine Preferred
Eorta
Yeia Yvellow
Park
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Omaha Livestock
Marsh-Place
Ridg
J. Fischer
MON Bros & CO
Chicago Board
DOF Trade
Ggvons DY Grain & Cons
Postal Telegraph Building
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