Want Ads Price List and Classifieds Mix
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter print a dense, early 20th century classified page. The text outlines rates for want ads, including 2 cent per word, minimum charges, and changes due to mail handling costs, plus a long list of "Wanted" and "For Sale" items and notices, with real estate and public sewer project bids and notices. The document blends ad copy with municipal bid details and local notices.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening
Courier
Daily Reporter
Used Cars and Miscellaneous Listings for Sale
A cluttered classified style ad lists used cars including Ford headsters and touring models, a 1937 heavy truck, Overland, Moon Speedster, 1918 Chevrolet and Oakland tourings, and a STS Case Touring. Also offered are a friendly range of household items, furnished rooms, and rental inquiries with contact details, prices, and locations across multiple streets.
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Oakland
St. Heal
Iwcation
Argyle St
Inquira Kgales
Ninth St
Velock
Electric Park
F. A Storm & Co
Esut
I. C
Almand St
Iowa
Sycamore
nWoods Moblilette Rosdstar
Waterloo Maximum Food Prices
Market update lists prices for staples from Lima beans to evaporated milk and oats, with many items shown per pound or per can. Notes uncertainty and supply shortages, delaying some prices for eggs and potatoes, and indicating potential increases for canned milk as stocks wane. Local and graded potatoes and imported goods appear with varied pricing across items.
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Lima
Alaska
German Debts Rise in Turbulent Peace Talks
The piece reports on Prussian government decisions and the outlook for postwar peace talks. Herr von Payer warns the prolonged struggle makes a customary peace unlikely. He argues governments will seek lasting peace with broad public backing and reject conquest.
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Herr von Payer
City in Brief Highlights and Local Items
Miss Coral Mercelles departs tonight for Chicago for a short visit. Catherine Br. Bakar gains control of the Iowa hotel on Sycamore Street. H. E. Barnes of the federal employment division returns from a two weeks autos trip through Minnesota. Pupils’ work in the rhen school system gathers in the county superintendent’s office for Cedar Valley fair display. Co. F. Green, recovering at home from pleurisy, shows improvement. Mrs. W. A. Slippy on Fourth Street West suffers internal injuries after a fall. Between 3 and 11 pm yesterday, 16 drunks were taken to police, with ten other arrests, a single-shift record. Maurice Van Mestre of the Sioux City Journal returns from Camp Dodge. he’s to resume duties this week. Civil service exams for rural mail carrier set for Oct 1 in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. open to male county residents meeting requirements. Miss Vernona Weller, Watertown’s first woman accepted for YMCA overseas work, plans to depart Oct 1 for training and then France. Numerous other items.
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Diairset of
West Waterloo
Towit
Waterloo
Jack Hawk
Toway
Virdeo
Weterloo
Lawa
Sycamore
Sycamore Street
Andhor Rainbow
Bayou Nlar
Hlark Hawk County
City of
Coun
Iowa
CITT
A. E. Johnson
Rhenschasis
Cedar Valley Fair
Co. F. Green
Maurice van Mestre
Sioux City
Civil Service Commission
Cedar Falls
C.I. Munger
Vernona Weller
East
France
Corn Gains Strength On Dwindling Elevator Stocks
Chicago September market report shows corn prices firming as elevator stocks shrink and Omaha buying rises. October and November contracts advance with gains amid bullish export demand and warm weather outlook. Oats rise beside corn and hog firmness supports provisions, with hog prices topping $20.55 as a record high.
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Chicago
Chicago Cabh Quotations and Stock Market Report
The report covers Chicago Cabh quotations with yellow corn prices and batch details. It also notes New York stock trading after a holiday, with irregular price changes, losses in Industrial Alcohol and General Motors, banks calling loans, and later rallies. Includes Liberty bonds prices and a note on M C A women’s job applications.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Marine
United States Steel
Shorts
Sumatra Tobacco
General Motors
St. Paul
Common
Preferred
New Haven
Hog and cattle prices hit new high in Chicago market
HOGS receipts 11,000 with top at 20.80 a new record. Hogs steady to 10er higher, packing grades weak. CATTLE receipts 10,000 market slow with steers steady at 1,100 pounds and calves steady. Prices span good to prime beef cattle 17.00 to 19.26, cows and cutters 6.65 to 7.65. SHEEP receipts 20,000 with lambs slow and lower.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
Galloway
Luiberts
Waterloo Bank and Trust CO
H. Fi. McDougale
Theo. Peek
Livestock Market Receipts From Cities in 1918
Omaha and nearby markets report hogs cattle and sheep prices with receipts. Hogs range to 20.45 top in St Joseph and 20.56 in Kansas City. Cattle mostly lower in St Joseph and Kansas City, with steers to 18.80 in KC. Sheep list lambs to 17.46 and yearlings to 13.00 acrosscities. Mercantile paper and cotton futures noted in brief.
Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Cattle Prices
Sioux City Iowa market report for September 15 1968 shows cattle receipts about 1000 with steer prices 5.00 to 13.25 and cows and heifers 7.39 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 1000 with steady market. Feeder and hog data include light to heavy hogs trading 19.70 to 20.10 and bulk 19.30 to 12.65.
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Teelgaing
Waderwood Typewriter
iaSha
Parsons Music House
Leland
J. A Pinkerton
Traer
Iowa
Sioux City
St Louis Livestock Prices Hit Wide Range For Hogs Cattle
Saint Louis stockyard report dated September 13 shows hogs with receipts 3 500, price ranges from 19 90 to 20 each for different types, cattle receipts 4 000 with steady demand and varied prices for native steers heifers cows and calves, and sheep receipts 1 590 with steady bids for ewes and lambs. notable hogs heavy and bulk figures appear, and cattle range includes calves and mixed grades.
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St. Louis
Afa
Prices slide through markets across major cities
New York notes firm butter and high creamery receipts with eggs at steady to firm levels. Chicago reports higher butter and eggs with varied potato and poultry quotes. Kansas City lists modest butter gains and steady poultry, while Peoria records unchanged corn oats and sugar futures at multiple grade prices.
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New York
Chicago
Marx
Minnesota
Kansas City
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Fountain
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Civil Service
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Lhasa
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Lowa Voul
Jigme
West Mullan
Bala
Gorsoi Burtgalow
Western Ave
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Beal Wodern
Aidowe
Humale
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Apeisire
Dehutara Ron
Wieh
Bell House
Lot
Hilshde
Malley
Brucco Lungalow
Union Depot
Jeffers
W. Pourch
Michigan
Bese
Swigart Land Iompany
Firse Nail Bank Bidz
Fengo
Illinois
OWN Telephone Company
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John Kahler
W. Kahler
Qwantea
Teman
Tete- Blac
Denstros
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa Warehouse Company
B. W. Phillips
Jesup
Iove
Fifth Street
Fifth St
Ebout
Nashua
Getech
MDALE
Ap Iy Stirekart Grocer
Ae Ee
Sor
Warwick’s
Young Moon
Inter Stete Tractor Co
Ene Ee Waentei
the O'Brien
Independence
Tawa
Chamberlain Machine Works
Bosx
Army
Lafarette
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Jove
Jeter Rapids
Iena
Danglelits Cendy _ Co
Park Ave
Brett
Barclay En Gienwonod
Wasatel
Boment Positiads
Free Particul. Jr
Leonard
Incresce
Washington
Waentel
Giais
U. S
Timson
The
Powers Mist. Co
Syscamere
L. S. Parsons Music House
Hardware Co
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J. W. Ritts
West Fifth
St. Dubuque
West Side
Warwick Tel i
Logan Ave
Bor Hent
Phona
Hent
Commercial St
Russell-Lamson
Xamuire
Stelt
J. M. Pressnall
Norwood
Wellington
Melrose
Thorne
Black
Autombiles
Luone
Cour
Citizens Gas and Electric Co
Blutt Street
Franklin
Iowa Investment Corporation
Terminal Bullding
Lowa
Yorkele
Paige
Maxwell
Olds
Chandler
Studen
Haynes
Tom Dart
Wilcox
Ford
Republic
Waterloo Aping & Supply Co
Dawson St. Bor
Faesenger Studebaker
Telephone Rural
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Cresco
Winton Six
Runerbout
RB. McWilliams
Parsons
Pacific Coast
Bord Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Greproof
Iows Warehouse Co
Bent—Farms
Bent
Maynard
Oleson
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Cheever & Wilson
City of Waterloo
Towa
Isalderty
Thompson i
Black Hawk County
Linwood
Grant Avenue
Beck Avenue
Manhard Street
Vaughan Street
Rock Island Avenue
Land Avenue
Clevelands Fstreet
Wrell Avenue
Clevea 1
Hand Street
Knoll Avenue
Magnolia
Washburn
Weiden
la Salle
Wm. Weiden
Ingest
de Lancy
Watersen
Ans Golinvaux
Genevieve
Raxmond
Sarah Golinvaux
Eustes
Fienrietta
Thiry
Agnes Rant
Miller
D. J. Walker
Home Park
Price Interpreting Board
United States Wood Administration
F. W. Hartong
Dr. GC. A. Waterbury
C.D. Becker
J. W. Rickert Co
BE. Stinehart
H.W. Hartong
S. H. Pinkerton
D. S. Tiffany
C. A. Hemsworth
Buchanan, Y. M. G. A. Bldg
Catherine Br. Bakar
Iowa Hotel
H. E. Barnes
Employment Bureau
W. A. Slippy
Fourth Street West
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Stocks and Bonds
J. T. Houser
M.C. A
Chisago
Tee
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Kansas City Livestock
Bologna
Mercantile Paper
Corron
Sioux City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
C.e.howard
Voorhies
L. & J. Bank
Marsh-Place
Brig
A. F. Fischer
Amon Bros & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Grain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph
Mt. Waterloo
G. Larrabee
Mer
Parker Street
Cedar City
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