Wanted Ads Open Doors in Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo readers see the Watersloo Evening Courier daily, with Want Ads offering low rates and wide reach. Classified listings cover jobs, sales, real estate, and misc items, inviting all citizens to use the paper as a market place for exchange and needs.
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Watersoa Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
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Cath
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Courier
Biodern Aparts
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Waterloo Clothing Co
Wandinee Bee
Parsons Music House
Waterlow Business College
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Express
Stenmore
WEDGE IN ENEMY DEFENSES MENACE TO TWO TOWNS
British forces press a wide front in northern France with gains near Cambrai and Douai while defending Lens. The report notes British occupation of additional towns in the Lys salient and ongoing fighting around la Bassee and Soissons. American troops conduct air raids on Longuyon and patrol actions in Vasges and Woevre as Lens remains contested.
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Wera
Poclosh
Chtles
Meneen Va Ueth
Cambrai
Douai
de Belvsh
Lys Salient
la Bassee
Lens
Man- Sin
St. Goblan
Ton
Coucy-le-Chateau
Soissons
France
Vasgess
Woevre
Aberville News Briefs from Otterville Area
Sept 4 notes Mrs Bright is ill. Milo Tidviteer days to enter training in Uneth. He will be feted at church. Mae Paden daughter of Rev and Mrs Paden weds Ralph Fran Fort Sill Okla Aug 24. Miss Paden a nurse at the orphanage in Bluffs the past years. Mrs Frank to stay with parents.
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Mae Paden
Ami
Paden
Ralph Fran Fort Sill
Okla
Briths
Miss Paden
Orplians
Bluffs
Frank
C.F. Howard
Waterloo
Cédar Falls
Voorhies
Iowa
C.e.howard
J. Bank Gide
Human losses in war and economic impact discussed
The piece argues the greatest war loss is human life and its economic value. It cites actuarial figures for capital value of individuals in several nations, totaling vast losses from death and disability. It notes labor supply declines, scarcity value effects, and partial offset from women entering industry in Britain and the United States.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
tria-Hungary
England
Yankees Make Themselves At Home In England
American doughboys quickly blend into English households becoming part of the family. After initial courtesy visits they handle chores and enjoy relaxed domestic life. At a young couple's home two soldiers bathed the babies amid gleeful approval from both sides.
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United Press
London
Br Mail
England
Mt Vernon Township News and Local Notices
Mt Vernon township updates include Austin Leversee in St Francis hospital Waterloo Grace Leversee visiting Des Moines. Herbert Jordan reports arrival in France. lingering notes on residents Clarence Decker farm tractor and updates from Waco Texas. Red Cross fundraiser at Mt Vernon Cemetery gathering at At Fleury home this Friday. The piece also mentions shell industries and women workers gathering shells from oceans for accessories.
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Mt. Vernon Township
Austin Leversee
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Grace
Don. Leversee
Keith
Des Moines
Erbert Jordan
France
Hzrela Gaskins
Kana
John Ulrich
Clarion
J. M
Ulrich
Claude Dicker
Oklahoma
Royal White
Easewno
Max Brefinn
Readlyn
Puother
Chris Bolte
Centre School
I Llce
Dever
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
At. Fleury
Red Cross
Elsie Westphal Monnetts
Sioux City
Clarence Decker
Vernon Uritch
Waco. Tex
John Burger
North Dakota
Farvey Carpenter
Car Dodge
Markets Rise Then Fall In Corn Trade At Sept Forecast
Wisconsin weather hints at frost delaying harvest causing varied corn prices with September near 1.54 to 1.55 and October around 1.63. Oats show firmness. cash corn demand remains healthy. In Chicago quotes and nearby notes, futures swing as weekly stock reports hint at meat declines offset by lard gains. Tripoli reports local social notes on marriages and anniversaries amid broader market chatter.
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Uhifazo
Wisconsin
Whiel
New High Mark for Hogs and Cattle Slump
U S Bureau of Markets reports Chicago prices with hogs at a new high of 20.40 while cattle bids weaken. Receipts at Omaha and St. Joseph reflect slow markets with bids sharply lower on most classes, especially steers and calves. Meat prices range near 18 to 20 dollars with varied packing figures.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Livestock market notes show hog receipts around 19,000 with mixed prices from 18.70 to 20.20 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts near 13,000 with steer and cow prices cited, calves and yearlings also listed with various bid ranges. Overall activity described as steady to lower with multiple price points across hogs cattle and calves.
St Louis Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Prices
Receipts 6,000 cattle and 2,500 sheep with cattle higher for steers around 15.50 and heifers about 8.56 cents per pound, cows from 7.50 to 12.50, calves near 7.72. Sheep steady with lambs at 14.00 to 16.75 and ewes around 12.00. Prices reflect market activity and varying weights across categories.
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Omaha
Neb
ST. Joseph
Ewes
Sioux City
Waterloo
Els
Serene Trigts
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Sioux City Iowa stock market notes receipts for hogs at five hundred dollars and up, cattle receipts around twenty five hundred with varied steer and cow prices, and a strong sheep showing totaling five hundred head.
Prices and firm quotes across butter eggs and metals
New York market notes show butter and eggs mostly steady with varied receipts and prices for creamery and fresh gathered eggs. Poultry prices hold firm as milling and packing stocks shift. Lead unchanged at $5.05 spot and zinc futures firmer. London tin at £351 10s, with East St Louis delivery in play.
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New York
York
Minnesota
Metal Exchange Mooes
East St. Louis
London
Allison Toledo Seeds and City News Notes
Allison public schools opened with a full teaching corps listed. local officials and residents mentioned. Also reports a big patriotic rally, Camp Dodge plans, and various local movements including staffing changes at the Allison Tribune, with numerous names and positions noted.
Finchford Notes and Local Moves, Sept 4
Finchford reports a new school term begun with Miss Lance as teacher. Frank Cratl from Kansas visits on business. Oscar Cassady returns with household goods. Mrs Cassady remains while he works as marshal at Waverly until after the fair. Stannards visit Minnesota. Townsend duo from New Hartford spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs Mayne Niesenger visits her mother Mrs Christina Jensen. Herbert Samuelson of Minnesota visits his sister Mrs Anderson. Mrs John Pryor and two Michigan children visit relatives. Six hundred students graduate from the war emergency high school at the Willianpanshish school Corgiris in Philadelphia.
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Townsend
Mayne Niesenger
Watering
Christina Jensen
Herbert Samuelson
Vlnness
Robert Anderson
John Pryor
Michigan
Stocks and bonds show early gains then mixed move
In New York on Sept 4 trading opened with gains but turned cautious after a half hour of declines. Rail shares, especially the transcontinental group, rose, United States Steel held then slipped, and Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker and several petroleums were strong. American Smelting Americas Locomotive General Electric and others posted notable moves as overall sentiment fluctuated. Minneap old grain and St Louis grain markets show assorted price levels and receipts. Waterloo markets report varied livestock and produce prices with nearby wholesale and retail levels.
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York
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Petroleums
Texas Company
Isues
American Smelting
Americas Locomotive
General Electric
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair Oil
Virginia-Carolina Cheimdeal
Marine Preferred
JOSE
Sumatra ‘Tobacco
General Motors
Devsi S. Ovemenls
Ith
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