Help Wanted Classifieds Abound in Waterloo Waterloo ads seek hotel staff and salespeople
A saturated Waterloo ad page lists vacancies from hotels, restaurants, farms, and sales firms. Listings include experienced help for a hotel and a central lunch room, office girl and typist, farm help, sewing at home, and several sales positions from oil paints to health and accident insurance. Also appears are rent ads, real estate sales, and miscellaneous notices.
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Txe Standiste Hth Sk
Hmnmei Hotel
TiMavig Central
Pwo
United Supply House
Dearborn SL
Chicago
Ill
Goodrich Drug Company
Dept
Omaha
Neb
God
Austin
Cedar Falls
Universal Co
Dept. A
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Butter unchanged and hog market report from Chicago
Butter at 274 cents in Elgin and Livestock Receipts at Union Stock Yards show hogs about 4 500 head and cattle and sheep totals. Hog market opened strong with mixed and heavy categories. New York notes Bradtree's optimism, rail car shortages, rising wholesale prices, and weekly bank clearings at a record level. An advertisement highlights effective cough relief with Fotey's Honey and Tar.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
New York
Bradatreet's
Wa terloo Courier shows 1915 corporate bylaw excerpt
A fragment from 1915 includes rules for directors and officers, annual election timing on January's first Tuesday, director meetings for Micers, and stock indebtedness cap at two thirds of outstanding capital. Secretaries sign the document dated September 29 1915. The passage ends with a local note about the Waterlo o readership and a mention of “Wank Ads” results.
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Randall Shoe Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Lang
Towa
Piace ofDusiness
Tawa
R. R. Randall
Sheep Market Opens Steady in Chicago Session
The Chicago sheep market opened steady on Oct 23 with natives bidding around 6.00 to 6.40 for best western ewes and lambs, and western lambs trading near 6.50 to 8.75. Demand heldium, with yeardlings around 7.60 included in the day’s figures.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Brktish
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Tony
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Winthrop Cattle Market and Local News Update
Winthrop notes show a steady cattle market opening and slow closing. Local residents visit relatives in Brandon and Waterloo as parades, lodge meetings, and club events unfold. Obituary for Sophia Catherine Moore recalls a long Iowa life, Baptist member, traveler, and Yellowstone enthusiast, died in Waterloo after a paralysis and pneumonia.
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Chicago
Ray
Brandon
Hed Wines
Fred Schrader
Olner
Waterloo
Darénte
George Thom
W.R. C
IO. O P. Hall
Henry Eddy
Will Brubaker
Dubuque
Sen
Bulote
Hégar Brintnall
Marshalltown
Garden Guthrien
Dubuauel
iMany
Muaig
Lora Bernald
Hebron
Hugh Fernold
Mothers’ Club
B. H. Clark
Sophia Cathrine Moore
Tuskara- Was County
Oklo
Iowa
Winthrop
William
Lyte
Baptist Church
California
Yellowstone Park
Yeers
M. BR
Baer
Fairview Cemetery
Bristow Community News Quietly Busies Itself With Illnesses
Wr Trindle visits his ailing brother James in Harris as illness spreads in Bristow. W E Needham remains sick, daughter Mrs A N Morford suffers peritonitis. Morford family relocates from Charles City, Vere Appleby appointed Destingtrass in place of Anna Jones. W C T U L meets to quilt for Benedict home. convention report from Iowa City, Oct 340 food sale planned for flowers. Mrs Frank Rogers Amelia Kemp and Mrs G A Coonley sick. Mrs Lottie Porter visiting from Fayette. Families plan moves to Clarksville and the Annan family to occupy vacated home. Bristow high school girls beat Dubuque in a basketball game.
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W.E. Needham
A. N. Morford
Morford
Charles City
Mise
Frank Rogers
Amelia Kemp
G. A. Coonley
A. L. Hardman
Lottie Porter
Fayette
George Hard
Clarkaville
G. A. Annan
Bristow
Dumont
Achool
Bristow Eltis
Women of the Christian
Loyat Banquet and Community Gatherings Reported
A church banquet for Loyat, a Rochester Minnesota visit by Rev O Hobaon and Mrs, Bayard Leverich of Albert Lea, a Loyal Daughters shower for Mrs Orrin Greane and Mrs Florence Smith, and a Cemetery association meeting with substantial progress. Domestic Science club meeting with refreshments followed.
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Loyat' Norn
O. O. Hobaon
Rochester
Minn
Bayard Leverich
Albert Lea
A. Stowa
Christian Clearch
Linden Local Notes Amid Farm Visits and Visits
Linden residents report Huntley returning from Mound N B after tending to his farm and repairs. Miss Alles Cotton recovers from tonsil and adenoid surgery. Mrs. L A Berry hosted Dearborn Tatting club at 133 Dearborn Ave. Mrs. B A Baker visited a sick sister in Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. H Gauske moved to 2120 Mulberry St. Visitors to the Ford family include Carlett Will Ford Sickles and Byers Jawall from nearby towns. Born to Mr and Mrs Payne a daughter on Butler Ave. John Archer visits Crandall family. The Evening Courier notes high circulation in Waterloo.
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Linden
Huntley
Mound
N. B
Alles Cotton
L. A. Berry
Dearborn
Dearborn Avenue
B. A
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Lelsurd
Ht. K. Sholes
Franklin
Rere
Heward
American Express
Lady’s Gold
4Th St
Bayard
Vermont
E. L. DL
Swift & Co
Sycamore Street
Earl
Weehington
B.C
Middle States
Cleveland
Franklin Institute
N.Y
E. 2Nd St
Davenport
Mulberry St
Des Moines
Tri-City
Barber College
Miles F. Bixler Co
Cartin
Warren Refineing and Chemical Co
George Macomber
Washington
Bankers Casualty Company
R. B. Beson
Minneapolis
CanSeld Mig. Co
ROB Steel
National Salesmen's Training Association
San Francisco
Fullerton Place
Lafayette Street
Jefferson
Ktehenette
Fowler St
Logan wWenne
Lafayrite Sa
Walnut St. Gail
Fremont
Tose
Bast
J. G. Gates
Roent House
Bath
Ivtause Gesiradin
After & P.m
Maodern
Insuke
Linweed Ava
Leon House
West Side
Care
Galloway House
Sunnyside
Walls Avenues
J. H. Riley
IER
10Th St
Kent
Jreem
Imodern
Pichore
Wranklin St
Piak
Lighth
Kington Street
Daquire
Logan Avenue
Independence Avenue
Ftammongd Ave
H.W. Hammond
W. 4Th St
Kingsley Avenue
Toman
Cedar Heights
Crandall Road
Mayie
Hemstreet
Heal Estate
Kinball County
Nebraska
Milball Lands Co
Kinball
Howard & Powman
Wack Mawk Building
Watarloo
Ren Ketate
Dewar
Jesup
Dunkerton
Clark
te—Flynn
Colorado
A. B. Zlehme
la Salla St
Department 75
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Wrner
Parsons
Nels Sorennce
Marge
High St. Bor Sale
Stoward & Lowman
Black Hawk Ride
Kath-Peek
Pomtoesa
Grett’ Western
Sr Inquire Shores
Syta Nore Street
Surrey
Ker Dartlekiars
Vinton
Joe Raymond
East Side
Pastonce
Fowler
Pullman Davenport
Security Storage Co
Diane
James Taylor
Frane
C. K. Hawley
Baldwin
Wis
aAhotta
AL Davis
Randolph St
Wann
aAtomonte Chissis
Care Courier
Cara Courier
C. W. Spashe
Greene
Amelia Hostetler
Hopkins Sanitary Cleaning Co
N. Kronberg
Lafayette
Couriar
M. Frischman
Wartey
Uerth
Phony
Glison Bros
Commercial Street
Black
Vermont St
Town Securities Co., Conn
Blig, E
Y. Clement
Clement
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd
Simeanell
S, Minn
Burhans, Galloway Co
Mason Motor Mig. Co
Overland
Everett
J. C. Odell
Guy W. Campbell Co
Bridge St
Middle West
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Parsons Music House
Lafayette St
Cars Courier
International Bible Press
Wantel—Muan
Richard Livingston
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh-Placy
G. Larrabee
Kansas City Livestock
Northern Anning
Duluth
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Sinneapolis
Waterloo Markets
Wellington
BESS
Bushel
Venki
Colon Do Aly Bate
Bradstreet Report
Elgin
Crouf
Z. W. Nix
Croup
Fotey
Grain and Provisions, Co
Trindle
Harris
James
Evening Courier
Canfield Lumber CO
Lewa
Tex Mkataede Tee
Ee Ams
Bert Bartholomews
K. A
Liedert
Davis
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