Housekeeping and rooms for rent in Waterloo ad list
A dense classified page lists warm weather housekeeping offers in Waterloo. Advertisements describe light housekeeping rooms, furnished suites, and lodgings with heat water and light, plus terms and contact numbers. Various workers seek rooms with meals and references, and several real estate listings note modern homes, rooms for rent, and properties for sale in Waterloo and nearby areas.
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Beato Furimea
Carl Black Atiz
Lafayette
Sun
Meiens
5Th St
Wellington
East Slide
Beta Tn
IK Waterloo
Park Desk
Tetms
Waterloo
Oelwein
J. J. Baldwin
Rube Marquard Scalping Case Continues to Oct 15
Cleveland Oct 11 Pitcher Rube Marquard of the Brooklyn NL team faced a municipal court hearing on ticket speculation linked to the World Series. He was given a continuance until Oct 15, among 12 scalping cases scheduled for the fore noon session.
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Cleveland
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn
Marquard
Blackmailer Candill Escapes From State Hospital
Byron Candill, linked with New force Palmer in a grand jury case, was charged with threatening to kill Governor candidate Len Small to extort money. He escaped from Kankakee state hospital early today and remains at large.
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A. Kankakee
Bryant Candill
Byron Candill
Newforoe Palmer
Len Small
Kankakee State Hospital
Farmers Alarm Over Class Legislation Move
Mima October 11. P B Goodrich Winchester identifies grain dealers and politicians as forming stronger class legislation than labor, aiming to block competition and force prices via collective marketing. He argues farmers dominate politics and could wield power, while the public is misled about grain marketing costs.
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Mima
P.B. Goodrich
Winchester
Googrich
Wheat Reflects Farmers Move Amid Market Hesitations
Chicago October 11 Wheat prices mirrored a disciplined farmer movement with early gains narrowing as market nerves persisted. Opening quotes showed Dec at about 2.06 to 2.08, with May near 2.10, while November saw 2.03. Corn opened around 86 cents and held just under initial levels as shorts dominated demand. Hog and provisions quotes weakened, weighing on the complex.
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Chicago
Cuba
Vance
Goasip
United States
Daughter of Census Director Rogers Dies by Own Action
Esther Rogers twenty five year old daughter of Samuel L. Rogers director of the United States census bureau in Washington died in Garrettson hospital Philadelphia from poison. She was found at a boarding house and died after being rushed to the hospital. Rogers planned to leave Washington on the first train and said his daughter had been ill recently, including a stay in Atlantic City.
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Mischlaweour
Dreven
Hogle
Cail Red
G. S
Eaever Pianes Pinger Pianos
Western Lyceum
Bureau
Hawk Ride
Waterloo
Ark
Associated Prean
Philadelphia
Esther Rogers
Samuel L. Rogers
United States Census Bureau
Washington
Garrettson Hospital
Clarksville
Henry Beebe
Nebraska
Catherine Beck
Emigrants Sail From Constantinople to America
About 1 000 Greek Armenian and Jewish emigrants sailed from Constantinople aboard the Turkish ship Gul Djemal for an American port. It is the first such voyage since the war began. They departed without French consent and many lacked American passports. United States counsel Charles Ellen reportedly notified Washington that the steamer lacks a proper bill of health.
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Constantinople
America
Gul Djemal
Charles Ellen
United States
Department of Washington
Austrian Emigrants Going to Argentina
Buenos Aires reports immigration of Austrian workmen to Argentina is being promoted by Dr M Fuchs former consul general of Austria Hungary. Credits are to be used to aid emigration and develop Austrian industries. Dr Puehl notes the decline in Austrian money value makes paying passages hard and urges population reduction.
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Assovintag
Buenos Aires
Argentina
M. Fuchs
Austria-Hungary
Austrian Republic
Puehl
MacSwiney Stays Ill on Sixtieth Hunger Day
London report says Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, slept fairly well at Brixton prison. A bulletin from the Irish Self Determination League notes his condition remains virtually unchanged from yesterday on the sixtieth day of his hunger strike.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self Determination League
Stocks and bonds edge lower on Friday after mild rally
New York stocks opened under pressure as rails oils and various specialties tumbled. Texas and Pacific Atchison Baltimore and Ohio and New Haven weakened, Cuba Cane Sugar fell near two points, and Royal Dutch Y1/2% plus most steel shares fell. Atlantic Gulf Harvester were lone gains. market rallied briefly on rail buys then sagged before noon. Bond market saw strength with Liberty issues, call money opening at 7 percent.
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New York
Vceeis
Texas & Pacific
Atchison
Baltimore & Onio
New Haven
Cuba
Royal Dutch
Atlantic
Gulf
Harvester
Lake Erie & Western
New York Central
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
St Paul
Bethlehem and
Republic Steels
Mexican Petroleum 244
American
Sugear
Motors
Prices and indexes from New York market report
New York market notes butter eggs cheese and poultry prices with receipts and variations. The weekly food index shows a decline from last week and year, while cotton futures opened firm with prices for near and calendar months.
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New York
Waterloo Markets report from Waterloo Ost November 11 1920
Market listings for eggs butter potatoes cattle and hauls. Prices shown for fresh eggs artesian creamery Plainfield Hudson butter and various dairy products. Live stock values include fed steers heifers cows calves veal and hides with ranges for packers geese and hens.
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Artesian Creamery Plainfield
Hudson
Cub Creamery
Steers Steady and Hogs Off Average in Daily Cattle Brief
Receipts across markets show steers steady and hogs 15 to 25 cents off the average on October 9. Prices list fluctuating cattle, hogs, and sheep bids from Omaha and East St. Louis including top hogs around 16.49 and butchers near 25.56, with various weight classes and quality notes across markets.
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Calica
Soret
Bain
Etek
Straag
Persipte
Stern
Mair
Owen
Livestock Receipts and Crude Oil Advances Reported
In St Joseph livestock market the hog receipts reach 2,500 with cattle prices steady from $8.00 to $16.50 for steers and $4.00 to $16.00 for cows and heifers and calves from $6.50 to $14.50 while sheep receipts total 2,000 and run higher at $4.00 to $5.00. In Pittsburgh principal crude on purchasing agencies moves jet fuel from $4.17 to $4.46 per barrel.
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Ith St
la Porte
Mocker
China
Wlian Ave
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Chester White
W. H. Brown
Bor
Waterloo
Victor
Jefferson St
Bian
Waterloe
Care Courier
College Town
ST. Joseph
Pittsburgh
Death Sentence for Six Negroes Upheld
The Supreme Court refused to review the cases of Frank Moore and five other Black men condemned to death for participating in a race riot in Phillips County Arkansas last October, so their convictions and sentences will stand.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Frank Moore
Phillips County
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Germans Hope Drydock Sinks En Route to Britain
London reports the first German dry dock sent under peace terms has reached the Thames mouth. The 720 by 180 foot structure with over 40 000 ton lifting capacity was towed from Kiel to Sheerness in 17 days by twelve tugs. A Kiel clipping joked the dock might sink on the journey.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Great Britain
Thames
Kiel
Sheerness
Missouri Governor Gardner Gives $500 to Democratic Campaign
New York October 1 Gov Gardner of Missouri matched the president with a 500 contribution to the Democratic national campaign fund announced at the Democratic national headquarters. The largest amount received in a single morning was 17000 which arrived by mail today. Fifty years ago England had almost three times as much acreage under wheat as at present.
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Associated Press
New York
Gov.Gardner
Missouri
Democratic’ National Campaign
England
Bae
Decline in Textile and Food Goods Drops Noted in Markets
Observers report a broad decline in commodity groups with 48 items down and 14 up. Textile goods led losses as cotton products fell, while provisions and groceries rose slightly on seasonal demand. Liberty bonds quoted at noon reflect ongoing market volatility amid mixed sector performance.
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Aenas
Connellsville
Seger Auctioneer Notice of Public Sales
FP H Seger Auctioneer guarantees satisfaction for fear estate and public sales. Plon 2500 or Red 5045. Offices at 210% East Fourth Street.
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