Waterloo ad rates and thanks note headline
Cards of thanks and lodge notices accompany want ads in Waterloo Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter Reading the Want Advertising section shows a 25 cent minimum charge and one cent per word after. Expressions of gratitude note the loss of Naoma Crail and thanks go to neighbors and friends.
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Waterloo
Courier
Waterloe
Courier and Daily Reporter
Naoma Crail
Rodney N. Crail
Lottie C. Thayer
Roy N. McCombs
Gust Hadjiyianakis
State of Iowa General Election Appointments Notice
The notice proclaims vacancies for Iowa state offices to be filled by electors on November 5, 3818. It lists offices for Governor, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court Judge, and numerous district seats across congressional, senatorial, and judicial districts with terms to be filled and expired, urging official notice to sheriffs and counties.
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Independence Ava
Motico
J. W. Ji
Nicly Purnishea
West
Sid
Hell
Wan
S. Renin
Nwa
State of Iowa
Ofice
Jef
Dwight SN. Lewis
State of Lows
Charles Webster
Supreme Court of
Prank
Gaynor
Byron W. Preston
Deemer
Witig
Conress
Congress
Fifth
Sixth
Eighth
North
Tenth
General Assembly
State of
Iowa
Benjamin J. Gibson
C.F. Lytle
Fort Third
First Judicial Distri
Fourth
Seventh Judicial District
Eighth Judicial District
St. Selisial
Ninth Judicial District
Tenth Judicial District
Thirteenth Judicial District
Fourteenth Judicial District
Juanes
Steenth Judicial District
Seventeenth Judicial District
Eenth Judicial District
Twentieth Judicial District
Twenty-first Judicial District
Des Moines
Harding
de LS. Allen
Stair
No Fire Day Proclaimed By Iowa Governor
Gov W L Harding proclaims Friday Nov 1 as annual fire prevention day urging a "no fire" observance in Iowa. Chief A A Dunham notes no formal local plan yet asks residents to cooperate. Fire dept responds to two minor calls at Fisher Building and 321 Western Ave. Damage minor. Community notices and local ads follow.
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Iowa
W. L. Harding
Indus
A. A. Dunham
Fisher Building
Western Avenue
House's France Trip Tied to Amistice Plea
The article outlines Col. House's possible authorization to represent the President in talks with Allied governments. It notes his long involvement since the war began, his role in gathering data for the peace conference, and the extensive work by assistants and experts, much of it at the American Geographical Society in New York.
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Nenh
Col
Houre
Berlin
House Long
Europa
House
American Geographical Society
New York
Wilson
Iowa fuel saving drive starts November 4
Fuel conservation week will be observed here beginning Nov. 4. An expert engineer from Iowa State College will inspect heating plants and advise residents on fuel conservation. Notify the commercial club secretary if you need an inspection. Public meetings and conferences for engineers firemen janitors and householders are planned if quarantine is lifted.
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Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Commercial Club
Waterloo
Wilson pleads for party unity to aid nation
President Wilson asks for united support from citizens and Congress to sustain national policy, saying times are abnormal and inward unity must be shown to the world. The capitol sparks debate as Republicans claim the appeal signals renewed stump campaigning and critique Democrats over war measures.
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Sation
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Congress
FRENCH TAKE VILLAGES AS ALLIES DRIVE NEAR PIAVE
French forces east of the Sambre canal repel German attacks and advance between the Oise and Peron. They surround La Ferte and seize Vesles et Canmonat and Pierrepont. Allied Piave drive begins with gains across the Ornic River and captures Monte Sciarolo and other peaks. Weather on the front remains unfavorable.
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le Faux
Robersart
Englefontaine
Ghissignies
Rbeaudigniers
le Quesnoy
Ruesnes
Sommaing
Monchaux
Volages
Paris
Isne
Amibly
Fleury
War Office
Longchamps
Sambre Canal
Serre
LA Ferte
London
Frenc
Oise
Peron
Villers-te-Sec
Villers
Souche
Crecy
Mortiers
Vesles-et-Canmonat
Pierrepont
Piave
Brenta
Monte Grappa
Ornic River
Monte Sciarolo
Monte Prassolan
Monte Pertica
Grave
Pattadapoli
Maggoire
Alarming Illness Sparks Police Called in Chicago Market Report
An alarming illness of a woman prompted a swift police response in Chicago as traders watched a volatile car market. Turkey peace moves influenced prices with overall bearish sentiment, yet large selling and short-covering created abrupt price swings. The session closed with higher figures on November and December futures.
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Chicago
Turkey
Sterday
Gali
Novewacer
Hog Quotations Uneven Western Markets Largely Steers Higher
Western hog quotations show mixed results with some sales near 17.50 and a few above, while cattle prices move higher on stronger supply. Packers and feeders report steady to firm demand as receipts run around 29,000 hogs and 7,000 cattle for the period, with Western steers and cows showing general strength and hogs trading unevenly amid market uncertainty.
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Chicago
T. Ss. Bureau of Marketynoe
Mixed commodity summaries and a domestic rescue story
The report blends grain and metal quotes from St Louis, Kansas City, Peoria, and Minneapolis with a domestic incident: Mrs. Carl E. North, age about 22, survived anear midnight collapse at 225 Black Hawk Road after being found in distress post joy ride, aided by her mother and local police and doctors. no further injury details given.
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Carl E. North
Black Hawk Road
Dave Eastman
Eastman
Cian
London
Stocks and Bond Market Report From New York
New York stocks weak in early trading with speculative issues losing ground and heavy selling noted. United States Steel and other major shares fell, with some recoveries on certain orders. Liberty bond prices edged lower while cattle and hog prices showed mixed moves and mercantile paper remained at 6 percent.
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New York
Altho Investment Rails
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum Indpe
Red Cross Salvage Seeks Old Furniture for Auction
The Red Cross salvage committee invites usable furniture from residents. Call W. A. Gentzler at Black 301 to arrange pickup. They plan to stock and auction donated items to benefit the Red Cross, with ward salvage work to follow influenza quarantine cleanup.
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RED Cross
W. A. Gentzler
Berk Cross
Coward
Waterloo Market Prices and Listings
Waterloo markets list cattle and dairy lots with figures for heifers cows and other stock. The page notes prices for poultry eggs and potatoes, plus grain and produce items and farm supplies in a bustling market listing.
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City market update shows hog prices bulk at 15.25 with packers and lights at 15.25. Receipts 2,000. Describes dressed beef steers 1250 17, western steers 10.0 to 14.5, cows 5.5 to 8.5, calves 6.0, swine and sheep pricing including yearlings 10.0 to 10.5 and ewes present.
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Kansas City
Untitled Market Snippet Reflects Fresh Produce Prices
The fragment shows varied prices for cheese butter milk and poultry with references to locations like Chicago and Milwaukee and markets in Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin. It notes changes in fresh gathered and regular packed goods with percentages and per unit quotes amid a busy wholesale listing.
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Heniery iTancy
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Manaax City
Kansas City
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Lodge
Jenson, Dunkerton
Towa
S. Altman
Searlet& Johnson Bldg
Ftret
National Bank
Chamberlain Machine Works
Eae Kala Wa
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orisBentleman: Manage Office: Appoint Agents. “State Age
Midland Adding Machine Co
Century Bldg
Des’ Moines
Hou
Logan Ave
Apely Sibert
Lmandry
J. DB. Cohn
Down Town
W. X
Care Courier
Dex Smal
Raymond Frost
Lafaystes
Evans Gold Pen Us
SY Lafayette Bldg
Rebel Ave
Stroebel Music House
Jake
Bin
Egst
Diviner
Tance
West Side
Cere
L.S. Parsons Music House
East Fifth 81 Hardware Co
West Side Library
Fourth St
Peterson Apt
Enos
Highland
Beech St
Adams and
Ankeny
Evere
Baltimore St
Cutler St
Utica St
J. J. Miller
Ted
Hammond
L. Schner
Fiano
Ritter
L. A. Parsons Music House
East Side
Duroc Jermay Bears
T. OG
Mayes Waterloo
R. R
Postoffice
Fifth St
Waterloo Register Company
Mullan
Corner Park Ave
Muberry St
Mulberry
Thief River Falls
Minn
Greenfield
Mullan Ave
Beal
Howard Co
Carr
O. W
Ibest Buuy
Mareh
Timn
East Park Avenue
Estey
Parsons
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Blane
Town Warehouse Co
Parma
Towa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wilson
Marshy Place Ride
Columbia Stu
Yarsent
Aden
Bor Sale
Cornet
Fiat
Willy Feele
Thlee Sur Deveer
Secon
Kana Ziecarig
Dawson
Bronson Insurance Agency
Telpe Deset
Toranr
Cmd Water
Vienne Tar
Altman
Leavitt
John An
John
Olsan
Nisth
Grohn
East Fifth
Siem
Bauge
Seo
France
Grand Pre
Shorts
Turpo
Omaha Livestoner
Food Administration
Jannager
Wethers
Packer
Sioux City
Nt. Louis
Lidus
ST. Louis Livestock
Benlew
Fellow
Elander
Timothy
LA Isher
Peoria
Antha
Ats
Grady
Noreen
Ps Spelter
Stec East
ST. Joseph
Sir, Joseph
Stocks and Bonds
Get
Voithica
Mercantile Paper
Mercantile
Aesch
Dauks Mesa
Tiyrkey
Seyi Honan
Reo
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Amon Bros & CO
Chicago Board OP Trade
Ions
Et & Wrowia Merchants
Dulitag
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Waterlon
Albert E. Gibson
Commercial Bank
Barclay and
Glenwood Streets
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