Want Ads Pricing Changes In Waterloo Paper
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter explains updated want ad charges and formats. It notes a minimum 25 cent fee and one cent per word for standard ads, with capitalization rules and layout styles. The notice emphasizes continued honesty, readability, and the newspaper’s role as a marketplace for all citizens.
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Waverley
Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening, Courier
Daily Reporter
Notices and Classifieds From Early 20th Century Ledger
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after bereavement. Classified ads list sales, real estate, livestock, real estate auctions, moving services, lost items, and rental notices with occasional public notices and city ordinances. Names, places, and prices appear alongside offers for pianos, furniture, onions, and farm goods.
Covencil Proceedings Reported From Waterloo City Hall
Waterloo Iowa council met on October 14 1918 led by Mayor Thompson with members Burk Leeper Link Manning and Ogle present Brown Ada M Palmer absent. Board of Official Censors reported and asked appointment of a successor to Hob Kelly. Bills for street sanitation and labor were approved along with clerks bond hearing. Ordinances and resolutions on street vacating and improvements were discussed and advanced.
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Wiil
Black Hawk County
Lottie Joseph O’connor
S. Petelt
Slacks District Court
Mlack Hawk
Jatacriot
Angel Nine Klein
Fred
Pettit
Sn Ee
McKinley Street
Lne
Miles Street
Commercial Street
Schley Street
Red Cedar
City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Lovuki
Feaid
A. BE. Johson
Lowa
Towa
Thompson
Burk
Leeper
Link
Manning
Ogle
Brown
Ada M. Palmer
Board of
Offcial Censors
Hob. Kelly
Chamberlain Machine Works
Fairview
Ben &, Naven
Nuarterly
Waterloo Water Works
Naven
Eerely Ei
Aars
Howe
Lution
Wilson's reply ends peace parleys amid war drive
Washington reports President Wilson's message ending armistice hopes and demanding Germany fight or surrender. Allied leaders expect continued push toward the Rhine as Germany faces disarmament and occupation. Public reaction in Paris is jubilant while Britain reviews the text.
Thanking all for kindness after Lynn F Miller death
The Miller family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for assistance and moral offerings following the death of Lynn Franklin Miller who died at Camp Dodge. Mrs Lynn F Miller and Mr and Mrs Joe Miller and Owen Miller acknowledge support from the community.
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Mrs
O. G. Rathbone
Castle Hill
Lynn Franklin Miller
Camp Dodge
Lynn FL Miller
Joe Miller
Owen Miller
Fierce fighting along center of German lines in Flanders
Item describes intense battle along the center of the line with German positions near Lan dres-et-St. George and St. George, with barbed wire defenses and heavy shelling from American artillery. Gas, high explosive, and shrapnel are used as Americans push forward while Germans harass from behind their lines. Additional small ads mix in, listing items for sale and short notices.
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Landres-et-St. George
St. George
St. Juvin
St. Georges
German autocracy must go in Wilson peace note headline
The Liberal Star highlights President Wilsons reply to the German peace note as a key step toward peace with the central powers. The edition notes insistence on guarantees for military supremacy of allied armies and approves Wilsons armistice terms left to military advisers. Austria meanwhile fears Wilsons stance as Vienna questions his posture toward the Austrian monarchy.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Germany
Kaisersigm
Berne
Washington
Prince Macmilian
Driva
United States
Berlin
Xo Answes
Liberal Star
Foch
Austria
Basel
Amertica
Vienna
Frankfort
Obituary notices from Waterloo district deaths
Obituaries announce the deaths of Moariuary J C Hansmire in Waterloo after pneumonia and influenza complications, William Schmidt of 1004 Independence Ave, Martha Bowen of 427 Fowler Street, William Thomas Newman of Lane Street, Charles Steven Meier of Kankakee, and Mrs Myrtle Love of Iowa Street. Funeral plans indicate private services and interment at local cemeteries. survivors include spouses, children, and regional relatives. dates span October and recent days, with influenza and pneumonia cited as causes. Individual notices reference Odd Fellows and Woodmen memberships, churches, and burial in La Porte City, Fairview, Shell Rock, and Canter Point.
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J. C. Hansmire
Fairbury
Neb
Waterloo
Hannah Belle Smith
Bhen
Carl
Dorlens
Ted
Hansmire
Odd Fellows and Woodmen
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Hileman & Gindt’s Chapel
C. E. Luce
la Porte City
William Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Fairview
L. W. Bock
Mr. Schmidt
Etta Hanaman
Magnolia
Evelyn
Robert
Elizabeth Schmidt
J. C. Schmidt
Mary
Emma
Marcella
Martha Bowen
H. 4. Jones
Fowler Street
Trumbull County
Luther Artherholt
BH. A. Jones
Waterton
Shell Rock
Liam Thomas Newman
William Thomas Newman
Lane Street
Linn County
Francis Newman
Frank Anangst
Ralph Bridgford
Center Point
George Roy
Rowley
Canter Point
Charles Steven Meier
Charles S. Meier
Kankakee
Greenwood Cemetery
Cesar Falls
Meier
Olivette Hayes
Ing St. Louis
Bulls Dominate Corn Trading Amid Government Demand
Chicago markets rose on bullish notes tied to the president’s Germany policy, with gains in corn and December options. No. 2 yellow corn reached $1.47-1.49 in cash, while futures advanced on expectations of large government purchases and export needs. Ongoing demand from shorts and commissions supported a strong session across corn and hogs, with a firm opening and unsettled close.
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Chicago
Germany
Prices and market reports from St Louis Peoria and more
Prices across markets show corn and oats moving on the Chicago and river markets with varied bids. Notable figures include No 5 white corn around 1.19 to 1.60, oats near 0.69, and mixed yellow corn quotes. New York stocks opened irregular with declines in oils and UP, while butter eggs and cheese markets showed firmness and receipts cited. Local grain listings also from Omaha and Waterloo reflect cash grain prices and farm staples in October trading.
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Gar
P. J. O'Connor
Fao
Waterloo
Cheever & Wilson
Jease
West Eleventh
Cedar Falls
Texas
A.T
Gar- Gottin
Pose
Hboness
Duvall
Butler
Missouri
Peoria
New York
Oils
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Marine Preferred
United States Stee
Studebaker
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Transcontimentale and
St Paul
United States Steel, Si
Hogs and cattle markets show mixed gains across cities
Chicago markets report hog receipts 27,000 with mostly 10 to 20 cent higher prices yesterday, while cattle openings slow and quality weak. Sioux City, St Louis, St Joseph, Kansas City list varied hogs, cattle and sheep with receipts ranging from 1,000 to 40,000 and prices from mid teens to around $18 for hogs and $7 to $19 for cattle, reflecting mixed demand and regional shifts.
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Chicago
U. S
Bureau of Markets
Jana Yancey
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
HNGS
ST. Louis
James
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Sten Jsteers
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Earth Peterson
Cottage River
Wilern
Baltimore
Clouse
Cheever & Will
Bremer County
Mank
Tripoli
Law
Sreene
Lowe
Uridge Street
J. J. Diller
Cole
Summit Ave
West Fourth
Falls Ave
Parsons Music House
Davenport
East Side
Jos Tomlinson
Tratt
Crandall Road
Cedar Heights
H. J. Burdick
Burdick
Ann Peaders
John Carrow
Otturmra
Banton
Paul
Davis &0
Silvertown
Vinton
314 East
Eighth
Rewari
Wlanders
Knoxville
Gosf
Des Bicines
J. D. Cohn
West Fourth St
Vaughn St
Lacy
Kessler Hotel
Graene
Town
Care Courier
Jake
Bill
L. S. Parsons Music ‘Howse
East Fifth St. Hardware Co
Cadillac
Hudson
Phona
Len Tutsons Centre
Pbroad St
Dawson Street
Burton Aver
Vernon Co
J. GB
Buber
Autombiles
Dayton
Ford
Lawson Garage
Continental Motor
G. A. Carney
Greene
Rhode Island
Nels Sorensen
Nfo
Lows Securities Ca
Lincoln Bank
Marsh- Place
MS Sq. Ye
R. C. Thompson
A.F. Johnson
Fares
Kinug Polasors
Busngl
Wat
Ailin
Leman
Ealesladies
P. Basket
Duraen
Uprar
Saic Pranager
W. Chinago
Nak Uous
Phono
Nyweut
le Parsonn
Pacific Caist
Bord Transfer Co
Minnranalis
Lows, Warehouse Co
Miller St
Fourth St
Ebast Street
Geo. Baruth
C. E. Anderson
A. Jarred
Walter Crumline
EU Cameron
Frank Stone
Jennings
Robinson
Wm Hennings
West Street
W. Ellis
H. Williams
W. Quackenbush
T. Robinson
Labor Tueres
Hennings
Labo East Sanitary It Elv
Baldwin
Susan Busey
Hawline
Para
C. Reed
A Farl Smith
D. Webster
Hauliog
Sar
West Sanitary Fix
J. Ackerman
Gartage
Head Keller
Scears
M. Strayer
Knnijeg
Psaast
A. N. Kennedy
Labs Te.pot
Mose Rose
Labor
Peter Tacoby
Peter ‘Tales
Ikon
Willson
Inberra
McNamara
Inbar Wm
C. F. Anderson
Baruth
Tabor
M. Jennings
C. C. Rotinson
Johnson
Clark
A. Bligh
Koh
Rhine
Amiens
Belgium
Metz-Thionville
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Paris
London
Steven
Siday
la Porte Road
City
Care
Heath Estate
von C.G. Wo Ry
Main Street
Buick
Hite
J. A. Paul
West
Carpenter
Galloway Seed House
Chamberlain's
Tal
Ams
Luce Minton
C. A. Minton
Reinbeck
Lucy Minton
Arlen Coleman
Helen Coleman
F. B. Coleman
Eleventh Street West
Detroit
WV. B. Coleman
Mich
Myrti Love
Myrtle Love
Iowa Street
Hileman & Gindt
Momnzapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Kansas
Louis
Oledu
Toledo
Cloversees
Alsike
Timothy
Omaha GE
Bologna Bubls
BuGar
Wwraend Og
Illinois
Cen- Aation Moore, Tral
Aaron Moore
Omaha Livestock
Marsh-Place
V. F. Fischer
Lamoon Bros & GL
Chicago Board OF Trade
Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
Marsh-Place Ride. Co
G. Larrabee, Mer
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