Local ads offer coal wood potatoes and cheap goods
Bargain ads list coal wood and potatoes with cash policy at several stores. Western Ry track offers high grade low priced goals. Also announces livestock auction including cows and calves with farm supplies and used items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Ry
Lump Western Ry
Hekel Coal Coo
Water St
FOR SALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND MISC GOODS
Boxed ad snippets show farm stand style listings with apples cabbage tomatoes potatoes radios poultry and general household items. Notable entries include apples advertised at various prices, cabbage for kraut and potatoes from Northern sources, radios and musical instruments, poultry including Leghorn hens and White Rocks, and a Buick top listed for sale. Also notices of probates and admin actions appear among the garbled lines.
Proceedings of Black Hawk County Board in 1920
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors in Waterloo convened an adjourned session with H W Miller presiding. They approved several claims, audited quarterly fiscal reports, and remitted tax payments. The minutes itemize county fund disbursements, bridge and road payrolls, insane asylum costs, poor fund allowances, and memorial hall maintenance expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Black Mawk County
H.W. Miller
T. D. ‘Teeter
Matt Ables
Edw. Refstange
J. . Rector
Nathan Northey
Ables
Otto Weltzin
Deckerthat
County Auditar
Nuckter
Teeler
Lencherks’ Institute
Ahles
W. H. Whitford
Northay
Litehield
Lowa
Virginia
Rathand
Cad- Wallader
Town
Siifres
Storage Co
Arehpht
Drageses
GO. Smith
Aupalte Kistboms Zook & Bentz
Osh
Repeirs
Sweetman Eorepalye Boslough & Sons Sales’ Co
Bartles-Shepherd, Ol
Fowler-WarrenCg
Youd Patcol
Emith, Lichty_ Holman Co
Fred OH
Stearns
Ragisirer
Sity CIA
Ge O
J. Cavanaugh
Yle Gross
Yle Gross-Allbee, Print* Shop, Su O, Me Hollis, Jr’ Salary.) A. E. Jewett
Jenkins-Fergemann
the Johnson Randolph Co
Harlan Ketler
Wright
Waterloo Motor Bales Cn
Hpol Ord
Eva M
Brebner
Poslaro
Byrne Esher
Ieee
N.ow
Hell Tel, Co
Smith
Uiehty
Hulman Co
Eecensiedieeceer
W. Schuneman Co
Western Union
Waterlon Lumber Co
Zook & Benz
Bostough & Bons Sales Co
Lee Eeee
Cess Powler-Warren Co
Seb Naser Crane
Matt Parrott Sons'.Co
Irene Ailes
Tows Public Service
E. O. McMillan
C.G. Thompson
Donald Alberts
John Billing
Frank Denniston
Bert Douglas
Arthur Ladd
Rigdon
Falls Daily Record
Waterloo Ievening Courier
Golden Rule
Ann Feldman
Work Treas
Genevieve Madigan
Work
DMCO
R. Decker
H. W. Miller
Tae
Morthey
Refshauge
Rector
Ou. T. Dy
Bartles-Shepherd LLC
H. P. Mason
Saunders Bystem
Eee
J. D
Medrich
O. L. Jepsen
Special Police
Thos. Murray
Ross Morrison
G. H. Smelsor
Paltes B
J Schones
Georges Shepherd
Ray Turner
Chare Turner
Andrew Welden
Warren Buckley
Poor, Fund. Cedar.Lumber Oo
City of Waterloo, Cleaning Co
Setheben Et Ereeretie Young’ Goal Co
Ice
Walker-Schubert Lbr
Pairs Co
Young Coal.Co
Ice Co
Bell Tel
Clothing
N. Ry
Freight Virginia
Bryant, Care
Burton Ave
Colin Bros. Rend
Veesesass
Grurners
Anna Hathaway
Sip
Hamblin's Grocery
Hilmer's Grocery
Hunt Grocery
T. M. Kentzelman
Thos, Meisch
Sarph
Philips Grotery
James Qualls
Randall's Grocery
J. B. Roth
St.Francis
Siegel's Grocery
G. C. Thompson
Chas
Wibnot
Anna E. Young
A. J. Staudt
Waterloo Lumber Co
Bertha May
Leath & Go
Baldwin's Grocery
Berry
Brown & Son
P. A. Dunbar
W. D. Rich
Save
Public Service
B.C McMillan
Rey Z. Ashley
C. A. Brust
H. J. Brauchaine Co
Wm. Curstan
Kocher
Jule McClure
Hiram Rogers
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Servic
Pence Herrick Refrigerator, Co
Logan Ave
Prain Ca
Nome Telervsneas Young Coat Co
Ce Co
Woo, FP
Neo Ay Co
Creight
Roy E. Ashley
Rogers
Proyvisions
VanDecet Implement’ Co
Carl O. Mekley
E.R. Shannon
Geo. A. Ralengon
Alfred Longley
He Watnbeom
Hog market summary from Chicago mart trading notes
Receipts and prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep across Chicago market. Plain weighty hogs sold around 440 to 370 pounds. top hog prices near 10.18, with many holdovers from yesterday. Cattle and sheep activity described with highs around 16.15 for heavy steers and 15.00 for yearling heifers. packers dominated meat runs. notable shifts in week-long price movements.
Omaha market reports hogs cattle and sheep prices
Hogs receipts 2000 with direct 250, prices steady to strong top 9.45 per cwt for 200 lb lights. Cattle receipts 50 with varied changes across classes. fed steers and yearlings mostly steady to lower. Sheep receipts 2000 with slaughter lambs up to 13.20 and feeding lambs around 12.60 to 12.80. natives reported up to 19.50 per cwt diversity in bids noted.
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Omaha
Livestock Receipts and Prices Report from St Louis Market
East St Louis livestock market totals show hogs at 4,000 receipts with varied price drops to 10.10 for top butchers 250 to 350 pounds. Cattle receipts around 25 with steer and bull gains, vealers up about 1.50 to 1.15, week’s top near 15.00 for yearlings and 14.75 for matured steers. Sheep receipts 250 with fat lambs up roughly 0.75, top packers near 12.80, dry butchers to 13.00, ewes 4.00 to 5.00.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Sioux City livestock dealers report mixed week results with cattle mostly steady to higher led by strong steer and yearling demand. Hogs rise with top at 9.60. bulk 7.0 to 7.5. sows 7.75 to 8.40. Sheep and fat lambs firm with killing lambs around 12.75 to 13.00 and feeding lambs 12.25 to 12.75. heavy receipts noted across categories.
Potatoes market report from Chicago trading rounds
Chicago potato market notes show on track and total shipments with 1 928 cars moved. Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota sacked regions report prices with russets from 2 40 to 3 00 per cwt and whites around 2 50 to 2 68, various regions firming amid light trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rasells
Russell
Wisconsin
Central
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red Rivers
South Dakota
Idaiho
Waterloo markets underlines fluctuating grain and livestock prices
Market report from Waterloo lists prices for flour and grain items such as Golden Glory flour at 1.00 per barrel, Clear Quill at 9.20, and various animal commodities including hens, springs, and cattle ranges. It records hog and cattle price bands, plus hay and wool offerings and animal hides, reflecting a busy local exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laghorne
Banat
Gannera
Lara
Mveate
Prims Hoge
Hog price quotes from Iowa packing centers today
Iowa hog markets report prices from Cedar Rapids Mason City Ottumwa and Des Moines. Cedar Rapids top bids near 9.35 dollars for hogs under 400 pounds with various grades between 6.75 and 7.60. Mason City lists best weights 149 to 230 pounds at 3.90 and sow ranges up to 7.60. Des Moines Ottumwa figures show prices mostly around 8.00 to 8.78 for broader weight classes with steady to unchanged tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Ottumwa
ST JOSEPH LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORT OCTOBER PRICES
Receipts at ST JOSEPH MO on Oct 12 show 3,090 cattle and calves with mixed prices. Hogs top near 9.85 and 9.65 for various weights, cattle receipts 200 with week highs around 15.35 for yearlings and 12.50 to 14.75 for fed western steers, beef cows 6.75 to 7.50, fat heifers 10.50 to 12.00, and bulls 7.00 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 300 with fat lambs up to 13.95, natives up to 7.75, ewes 4.60 to 5.25, and feeder lambs about 11.75 to 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bickel
H. H. Abel
Frankel ‘Casbon, & Ribbon Co
Parry-Corbin-Latta Co
John Hi. Meyers
OW. Beil’ Te
the ‘Frank’ Shepherd Co
Western Union Tol
Peterson Printing Co
M. Essex
Constable
Cedar Falls Daly Record
Jenking-Fergemann Co
Hell Tel. Co
Western’ Union Tel
Pall Camarata
Bort Court
Behwanky
Ealow
W. W. Goombs
P. Santee
Geo
BOA
Pollet
Jamerson
Justice Witness
W. PL Sissel
Western Union Tel. Co
John H. Meyers
Bridge Fund
Skelly Oil
West Motor Gales Co
Cutler Hardware Co
AOL
Dunkelberg, Leeper Dp
Cropper
Maem Liv Seeeres
F. Or, Decker
Gleson Const
B. Spencer Const
W'lop Construction Co
Diamond Products Co
Quvertville Grain 4 Lumber Co
Kesitst
Sea
Independence Corrig
Guivert Co
Dade Ieee
Ely
Gutter Hardware Co
TAA Farmers Co-Op
Exchange
Walker-Schubert Lumber Co
Gedar Lumber Co
Goldexi Ture
Stanhope
Bridge
Relph B. Snony
Win, Dutton
Gilsertvile Gr A. Lor. Co
Hudson
Mio Fa
Mid Continent Patrol Co
Ghelly, Gil Co
Shell Petroleum Corp
Waterloo Blue Py
Austin-Western
Mach. Co
Sheemey - 211
Repass Auto Co
Wathers Ds‘ Brown
Repsti
International Harvester Co
Franklyn Smith
Wloo-Eye. Courier
J & M. Auto Go
A. C. Wilford Seed Co
Waterloo Hardwers Co
Ralph B. Slippy
Stewart Tire & Vare, Co
John T. Ryan
W. Bowers
C. Helnes
J. M. Cavanaugh
WV. Kline
H. D. Ran Augh
W. A. Moeller
Goaad Lloyd
Loonnn
McKenzie & Killen Co
McKenzie, Dé Killen Co
Bryant Pay- Ing. Co
Chapman & Culler
Waterloo Thine
Tribune
Des Moines Register
A Tribune
Pound
Frank Elsdorf
Matt Ables
Board of Supervisors
Henry W.grandt
Same Smith
Grand Jury
W. B. Selts
Brilly
Henry SW. Brandt
Nella E Gorliss
Clarence Titus
Winnie MM. Stevens
W. S. Eye
Stone
Keith Hoppes
Ww. Mors
Ife
Will Thurston
L. GL. Ford
Hal Bronson
Tom Melton
Tom Mellon
H. 2. Laysman
Diffard Richard
Dos. Smith
Jas. Adem
John Hayes
Leo Hayes
Joe Hazel
Raymond Wyatt
C. EH. Wyatt
Carl Sferritt
Cart A.stelmel
Carl A. Stelmel
Y. A. Pike
A. Fike
G. R. Wyatt
G. R Wyatt
G. R. Wyath
Henry Stelmel
Joe 'Thirey
Joe Thirey
Wm. Kling
Wm. Brusthern
Wm. Kemp
Joel Thirey
Henry Stermel
Wil Brusthern
Max Wind
Wm. Groos
Frank Grasenhorst
Welwood Willams
Welwood Wii Lame
Ed Geren
Joe Stiles
Win Kilns
Win Kline
Joe Thirny
A. H. Beaumont
Aa. Ht. Beaumont
A. “Cg. Muller
A. H. Muller
A. CG. Muller
G. OM. Mourey
G. MM. Mourer
P. Erpelding
P. .Erpelding
L. c. Newfield
L. L
Ford
Hal. Bronson
Bob McLish
Geo. Cummings
Carl A. Stelmer
Carla A. Breimel
Kenneth King
Walwood Willams
L. E. Current
John Klein
Pete Fischels
Pete Plachels
Wm. Heinen
A. YW. Beaumont
Beaumont
A. MM. Mourer
P. Erpaiding
L. OG
Newtfeld
B.o. Newffeld
C. Mewffeld
Onris Maneser
Ms Hannen
Wynth
C. R. Wyatt
Dew
Gam Gibson
Chas. Faulkner
Harold Bolinger
TA. Fike
Carl A. Stainiel
Carl A. Steimer
Steimer
Jnke Braun
Woie Kenn
Henry Stelmer
Paul O'Connor
Wil Kine
Gsc
tSe
BL. Joseph
B. Wralern
Peoria Livestock Report for October 9
Peoria livestock market receipts totaled 800 hogs with top hog prices around 4.88 per hundredweight and bulk sales at 29, 600.80. Cattle receipts reached 100 head with unspecified prices and ongoing bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Representative Livestock Sales at Union Yards Discussed
Chicago report lists cattle weights and prices from the Union Stock Yards sales on October 1. Prices range from about 2.90 to 10.10 per unit across various lots, with weights noted and mixed consignments including heifers and hogs.
Markets Closed In New York On Columbus Day
The New York markets including all securities and commodities markets and the banks were closed today in observance of Columbus Day, a legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Aeem
New, York
New York
Waterloo
Iowa
Wali ‘Hawk
St Paul Livestock Market Report Gulf 12 Prices Mixed
Receipts mixed across cattle hogs and sheep with crack in feed costs. Steady to higher for some alate barer trades, with calves and hogs showing narrow gains while beef cattle trend varies by weight and grade. Sheep show steady to higher auction prices for lambs and ewes amid demand shifts.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle and hog receipts with varied pricing. Hogs steady to higher on several weights, butchers and packing sows listed. calves and stockers up modestly. Sheep receipts mix with higher resting values and top natives around the mid teens to $17, while feeding lambs and bulk weights post gains.
Provisions of Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes list prices for poultry and eggs with variations by type and weight. Reports show hens at around 19 to 23 cents per pound, spring chickens near 19 cents, Leghorn hens at 12 to 14 cents, roosters about 8 cents, and smaller lots at 17 to 32 cents per unit, reflecting fluctuating demand. (INS)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patsy Spring Brest
Orange City Approves Sheriff Office Machine Gun Purchase
Orange City officials revealed the purchase of a Thompson machine gun for the sheriff's force, a decision reached after a year of robberies in the county. The county supervisors voted in favor, citing the need for improved protection and deterrence against bandits operating locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Senate moves on farm board nominees and police probe
The report outlines Senate actions including approval of eight farm board members and an investigation into Washington police conduct. It notes a bill to permit entry of certain items, a transport proposal under interstate commerce, and Judge Albert Watson's nomination in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benata
Tartit Commission
Senate Agriculture
Senate
Washington
Viters
R Walsh
Masesachudetts
Erstate
Commerce Commission
Judiciary
Albert Watson
Pennsylvania
Fairbank Club Delegates to District Meet
Delegates from Fairbank Tourist club have been elected to attend the district convention in Waterloo October 22 and 23. Mrs O H King and Mrs FD Agnew will represent, with alternates Mrs and Miss Bessty Aterma. The next meeting is at the home of Mrs J Diets October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Johnson
Black Hawk County
District Court
G. FP. Schmolt
William
J. Penne
J. W. Thompson
State of
Iowa
Pauline Barck
Fh. P. D
Waterloo
J. D. Litring
Courier Special Seriice
Fairbank
Wasterloo
O. H.' King
Agnew
Knights of Pytthias Hall
Independence Man Shot by Accident Improves in Hospital
Independence October 12 Arthur K Carmichael injured Thursday afternoon by an accidental gunshot is resting well at People's hospital. He remains shaken by the shock and blood loss though the wound is healing after he rose to test a rifle and the charge nearly struck him in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counter Special Service
Independence
Arthur K
Carmichael
People’s Hospital
Mr. Carmichael
Aplington Woman Dies at Waverly After Surgery
Mrs. Ernest Van Eilen formerly Miss Etta Meinders died last evening after an operation at a hospital in Waverly. The appendix rupture led to peritonitis. She is survived by her husband a two week old baby and sister Mrs. Charles Wilts of Aplington.
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Courier
Aplington
Ernest van Eillen
Ither Hospital
Waverly
van Ellen
Etta, Meinders
Charles Wilts
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Motor Service
West Wu
Von
Geers
Russell-Lambon Tire
TOR
Hoover
Fowler
Spivace
Trumanhauber
West Fifth St
Tromanhauser
Sycamore
Hjedrin Wesher
Denver
E. Mullan
Eath St
de- Furwich's
Anhaube
Foster- Coal Co
ADER
Home Coal Co
W. Mullan Ave
Paus ‘Ave. Coal CO
W.hickman
Imperial W. Va
Anthe
Weet. Va
Slyer
Ash
Siey Zetb
Franklin Go
Budsee Tmog
Co-Operative Coal CO
Hawthorne
Glendora
Wonder Coal
Cere Heart
Poman Ave
Coan CO
Suttan
Bks
Ibinral
Pocahontas Lump
Kentucky
Frainklain
Ourry
Fuel CO
Kuhner
Nofin Corporation
Mnits
Toledo
Phong
Black Hawk Street
Jorathus
Bi Bish
Patton
Gerg
la Porté Road
Otato
Exchaig Inc
Francis
Grafidard
Weat
Fifth and Jefferson
Pace
Gale G
Hun
Jesup
White Rock
Winder Hetchery
P. J.howard
Holton
Bar- Bains
Lcan
Fifth Street
Paramount Theatre
E. L
Gors
Mary Wildes
Castorrex
Gensaonal Fur Producers
Black Hawk Fur Farm
Baltimore
Tucker Butter Co
Proceedings OF County Board
County Fund
Burroughs
N, Northey
Fasslong
Bell Tol. On
Servied
Wie
Omaha School Gup., Co
Ae A
Aga.da
Supremie
Roger Canferd
Iowa Public Service
Morris
N.W. Bell Tel
Tossass
H. Walner
Winterbottom Supply
John Stewart
Memorial Hall
Maintenange
J. A
N. W
Bell Tel. Co
Bell ‘Tel. Co
Papaealantouer
John Gaske
Zoldier
C Farmers Co
House of the Good
Bell
Mery
Frank Hayder
Hos. Barton
Lutheran Orphan's *Home
Anu
Chicago Mart
Hoge
Priday
Ibs Sellera
Packera
Omaha Livestock
St. Louis
Sioux City Livestock
Fon Hielfers
Waterloo Markets
ST. Joseph
Uwe
Westock
Bb.Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
South Bt. Paul
Gat
Ewe
Wether
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas’ City
Yasebe
Sherue
Fairbank Club
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County of
Black
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H. G. Northey
R. W. Watte
J. Miller
G.northey
R. W. Waite
Miller
Beal
H.G. Northey
R. W. Walte
J. J. Miter
Sapp V. Spalding
Carleton
R. Davis
Jess
Iowa Securities CO
East
Fifth St
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