Waterloo Courier Want Ads and Mutual Building Resolutions
A dense wartime style notice outlines want ad pricing for Waterloo readers and details resolutions by The Peoples Mutual Building and Loan Association. It covers minimum charges, rate changes, the purpose of a contingent fund, profit distribution, and authorization for officers to execute the amendments to the charter.
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Waterloo
Courier
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Watering Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Piper
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Peoples Mutual Building and Loan Association
J. BE. Sedgwick
Edwin Misick
Local Want Ads and Classifieds From Southern Illinois
Late reading ads cover sale items rooms for rent jobs and household goods. Includes coal company contact numbers and multiple phone listings from Central Illinois and Iowa, with items such as gas stove chairs and a typewriter plus offers for drawing work and housewares.
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Illinois
Iowa
Efeme Coal Co
West Mullane
Wil
Western Ave
Binck
Peop
Inter State Tractor Co
Underwood Typewriter
Houser
Anacene
Cedar River
J. S Burd
The
Ark Candy Co
War front reports raiding actions and clashes
British front in northern France and Flanders sees mainly artillery activity with minor raids. A German raiding party near Arleux-en-Gohelle was repulsed. French gains include La Motte farm and crossing the Crozat canal near Liez, with several German counterattacks repulsed and prisoners taken. Berlin says Entente attacks north of Armentieres were repulsed with losses.
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London
France
Flanders
War Office Raport
Lens
Arleux-en-Gohelle
Arra Cambrais Road
la Basseee Canal
Ypres
Paris
Somme
Clastres
la Mottel Farm
War Office
iCrozat Canal
Liez
Vendeuil
Laffaux
Soissons
Berlin
Armentieres
Aliette
Aisne
Peronne-Cambrai
Red Sox and Cubs Set to Resume Two-Game Series
Boston Americans and Chicago Nationals expected to play after a night of rain at Fenway Park. Both teams show determined resolve to even the series, with relief on weather and a shared pledge to honor player payments.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Chicago Nationals
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Chicago
Cubs
National Baseball Commission
Gules
Flack
Hollacher
Mann
Paskett
Markle
Pick
Deal
Willifer
Trier
Hooper
Shean
Strunk
Whiteman
McInnis
Ruth
Pi Thomas
Agnew
Scott
Tyler
Williser
Owens
O'Day
Hildelbrand
Kiem
Whitemen
McInnisters
Corn crop outlook lowers production forecast sharply
The Agriculture Department cut corn production by 317 million bushels from last month after poor crop conditions on September 1. Spring wheat rose by 21 million bushels, lifting total wheat to 399 million bushels. Other crops include spring wheat 343 million, oats 1.477 billion, rice 40 million, potatoes 354 million, soybeans not listed, and sugar beets 6.21 million tons.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Hgericulture
Department, of Agriculture
Barney
Italy protests wine ban via U.S. envoy
Washington dates back to Sept 9. The Italian government through Ambassador di Cellere protested the war prohibition bill provision barring wine imports except those in transit after final passage. The protest was transmitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by Secretary Linging.
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Washington, D. C
di Cellere
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Linging
Women hasten end of Soviet regime headline
An Amsterdam dispatch reports 312 alleged counterrevolutionists shot in Petrograd as reprisal for Uritsky murder, with 34 landowners shot in Smolensk. Stockholm notes Russian women, led by Maria Spiridonova, push Bolshevik power toward its end, and Dora Kaplan cited for the assassination attempt. Also mentions Pvt. William Kenison ill in Long Island, Morris Kaplan injured in a road accident, and air collision at Selfridge Field killing two officers.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Petrograd
Right Social Revolutionary Party
Moses Uritzky
Stockholm
Russia
Haparanda
Sweden
Maria Spiridonovo
Count von Mirbach
Maria Spiridonova
Nikolai Lenine
Dora Kaplan
William Kenison
Long Island
N. Y
Willard Dobson
Kenison
Camp Dodges
Fire alarms disturb city night. two false and two minor calls
The city fire department answered three alarms over Saturday night and Sunday morning. A Fowler building false alarm was caused by air pressure on the pipes. An overheated coal in the Fisher building stairway caused a small fire. Shavings in the Litchfield Manufacturing engine room caught fire with slight damage.
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City Fire Department
Fowler
Fisher Building
Litchfield Manufacturing
Markets react to frost fears in corn trade
Frost threats in northern belt spark cautious buying as corn futures rise early. Government wheat reserve plans at Minneapolis add support while commission houses act as primary buyers. Prices open higher, advance to about 1.57 to 1.66 and drift up then settle modestly firmer on season expectations and export strength in meats, especially ribs.
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Chicago
Bears
Minneapolis
Grain Prices Across Markets Chicago to Minneapolis
Chicago quotations show No 2 yellow corn at 1.65 to 1.69 with various yellow and white wheat figures. Kansas City cash wheat lists No 2 hard at 2.18 and mixed prices for corn and oats. Minneapolis grain notes receipts and bid levels for No 1 northern wheat at 2.22, No 2 yellow corn at 1.60 to 1.64, and flax at 4.08 to 4.11.
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Chicago
Xanbas City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Peoria
Fpeoria
Ill
Sampte
Record cotton ginned before Sept 1 sets new U S high
Census Bureau reports 1,039,620 bales ginned by Sept 1, including 53,109 round bales and 201 sea island bales. Last pre Sept 1 record was 605,655 bales in 1916. Ginnings total 93 percent of the 11,237,600 bale forecast. States led by Texas and Georgia show large early ginning.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Sea Island
JHE
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Hogs and cattle prices rise across major markets
Chicago and Omaha report higher hog prices with gains around 24 to 60 cents, steep demand for heavier hogs and strong steer activity. Cattle receipts near 28,000 with steers steady to strong, other classes softening. sheep demand slow but supplies ample across Omaha, St Louis, Kansas City and Sioux City markets.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
East St
Omaha
Neb
ST. Joseph
Kansas
City Livestoce
Kansas City
ST. Louis
St Louis
Sioux City
Silly
Prices Across Markets Signal Shifts in Dairy Poultry and Grains
New York reports higher creamery butter and steady eggs with heavy receipts, while Chicago notes stronger butter and mixed potato values. Kansas City shows modest butter gains and varied poultry prices, with cotton futures opening steady and metals markets holding. Peoria grain moves reflect corn weak to higher, reflecting shifting demand and regional factors.
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New York
Butler
Chicago
Kansas City
Stocks And Bonds Open With Mixed Movements In Market
New York stocks opened firm with gains in shipping, equipment, metals, and oils while rails showed irregularities. United States Steel and Baldwin Locomotive led a moderate market pullback, credit restrictions kept dealings light, and Rails rallied later on hopes of renewed demand for low priced options. Mexican Petroleum and American Car and Marine preferred stood out with gains, while Liberty 3 12s eased on broad selling.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
St. Paul
New
Mexican Petroleum
American Car
Marine Preferred
Liberty 312
Rockford Notes Update Local Appointments and Moves
In Rockford on Sept 9 Mrs. O M Whi Namson will begin as rural mail carrier Oct 16. Mrs. Mery Witter reports her son’s safe arrival in France. Miss Lorna Bishop departs for independence to supervise music in public schools. Ern Mozler will join Rock Island in Manly. Henry Hinkin and family plan to settle near Buffalo S D on a sheep ranch. Shelton Dawson, Orville Young, and Leroy Fleming arrive in France. Ed Willer, Fred Thiele, and Ivan Bartz head to Camp Dodge. Eva Stauffacher travels to Chicago for West Suburban hospital training. Albert Marson is jailed for desertion and sent to Ft Snelling for court martial. Real estate transfers listed for Waterloo area.
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Rockford
O. M. Whi Namson
Mery Witter
France
Lorna Bishop
Independence
Buffalo
S. D
Shelton Dawson
Orville Young
Leroy Flemming
Ed Willer
Fred Thiele
Ivan Bartz
Camp Dodge
Eva Stauffacher
Chicago
West Suburban
Albert Marson
Marshal Graham
Ft Snelling
Waterloo Markets Price List From Waterloo Market Ad
Waterloo markets advertise wholesale and retail prices for livestock and farm products including flour cattle and steers cows heifers calves bulls hides poultry eggs butter lard hay straw creamery products and farm staples with varied grades and weights listed in a dated newspaper market section.
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Waterloo
Cattie
Grange
R . Lard
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Kepgeten
Corbeard Alabreain
Basiness College
Dhune
Paterloo
Phung
Hustes
Elmer Hotel
Waablnyst
Washington
Madem & Hoom House
Boders Wicely
West Stat
Ptreane
Rian Eveninige
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Eas Hadte
Blaek
East Side
Letes
Ound
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Los Angeles
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Watcrhouse
Jack
Ceder Falls
New Hartford
East Side Park
Nis
Tlawthorne
Down
Wanda Daum
Bell Buy
ussell-Lainson
Linzard
West/ Side
Russell-Lamson
Boston Confectionery
West Fourth
Chamberlain Machine Works
Fifield Construction Co
America
CeGar Rapids
Casetest
Weater
C. A. Morris
Ics Cream Parlor
Womsna
Cali
E. Fitth
Gizis
Tony
Gizic
Powmere
Gienwood
MAG Sycamare
Civil Servic Waterloo
Raymond Terry
Civil Service
Columbian Building
Fasteware Co
Prom
Ash
Parsons Music House
Quist
Fort. Cheever & Willaon
Reed
BR. H. Rh
Secont
Parson Fusic House
East Fifth
E. Shault
La_fayette St
Wilton
Brussels
Galloway
Jewner
Lester E. Morgan
Claverton
Real Eatate
Minnesota
W. H. Gleason, Jr
W. Bridge St
Austin
Zestate
Michigan Farm Laniéis
Michigan
Swigart Land Company
Odin
Triumph
Monterey
Rudy Henry
Springfield
Autombiles
Ford Tourine
Uedies
Repass Auto Co
Winton
Tawa
Towa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever, & Wilson
Marsh
Red Cox
Italy
U.S
House
Senate
Dora Keplan
Moscow
Lokal Anzeiger
M. Kaplan
Morris Kaplan
Commercial Street
Presbyterian Hospital
J. F. Johns
Franklin Street
Kaplan
Mount Clemens
Mich
Charles Thomas
Bay City
Howard Hull
Bridgeport
Broenson Insurance Agency
Gutton
Harding U. 5
W. L. Harding
Town
Ben Shiindsey
Denver
Corror
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
Stocks and Bonds
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
LD. Olds
A. C. Johnson
Ricker & Bratnaber Land Co
C. Cameron
George T'Perley
Riverview Add
Stokes
Scott BE. Bump
Doe
Vissenerees
Waterloo Waterpower Co
Frank J. Shannon
Mayes
G. W. Dawson
Grand View Lace
C.E. Howard Forsele
Cedar
Voorhies
Java
C.e.howard
Howse Phone Black Si
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamoon Bros & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
C. G. Larrabee
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