Want Ads in Waterloo paper list prices and notices
A lengthy, token filled Want Ad column describes rates for Want Ads, lines, and silhouettes, urging readers to place ads. It lists numerous sample notices including Wanted help, wanted to buy, for sale items, and real estate, with various contact details and addresses in Waterloo. The page emphasizes price structure and the ads as a local marketplace.
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Waverloo
Inc
Anly Justifea
Rive
Waterina Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
le Parsons Sorage
Coust
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Waterloo
Hoom House
Howe
Lows Warehouse Co
Wonger
Eleptier
Ellis Hetet
Lows
Farmes Co
Lincoln Bank
Sam Clare Parm Evans
Lipi
Co Shang
Second St
Franklin St
Mhone
Black
Clough St
Weat Side
Jameson
Miles
Chase
Ineuali
Sil Norwood
AL Pri Ea
Additional Want Ads Provide Mixed Goods and Services
A cluttered late night ad section lists items and services including drug suppliers, chemicals, hardware, labor, household goods, and rental notices. Entries mention standard offerings such as labor bids, furniture pieces, signs, gasoline, plumbing, and property rentals, with names and locations appearing intermittently. The page reads like a montage of classified notices and minor notices from local businesses and individuals seeking work, housing, or sales.
Council Proceedings Record of city work and bids
Official council session notes approve minutes and appoint committees. City considers United States fuel administration heating and lighting regulation, approve light installations, police clothing, and service car for fire department. Multiple bids opened for sewer construction on Sycamore Wood Beck Linnwood avenues with bids from Edgar Moore and Dearborn companies.
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Thompson
Tresent
Brown Burk
Manning
Ogle
Ansene
Leeper
Link
United States
Uet
Wc.pl & X
Carl DP. Miller
West Fourth
Ionejoy
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
J. 7
Sebeney
Gal
Police Department
J.J Feely
E. Leckington
A. R. Fessestan
Brown
Bark
Waterloo
Newville
Tabor Hile
Steyberg
Sibor Jarred
Fabor Leer Cramr Cameron
E. Anderson
E. V. Baldwin
Florence Bineser
Elec
Black Re
Treight
Saee
Chapman
Inspector Work
Citizens As & Etec. Co
Atveee Parry Printing Co
Gowri Printing
iReso
Board of Supervisors
George Seifert
Sycamore
Wood
Beck
W. A. Edgar
Sycamore Street
Manheles
Linwood Avenue
Moore ST
iManholes
Uinxood Avenue
Dearbord
Tion Co
Linnwood Avenue
Der Tag in Senate Advised by JussERand Near End
The text shows a Senate address praising France and the American cause in World War I. It quotes Marshall and a French ambassador, praising U.S. resolve, the Declaration of Independence, and deep Franco-American friendship.
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Senate
France
U.S
Pershing
Marshall
America
Ambassador
Exemption urged for those entitled under selective service
Associated Press reports Provost Marshal General Crowder urged registrants to claim deferment when entitled by dependency or occupational need. He warned that delays in classifying America’s 13 million registrants could hinder mobilization and stressed individuals or a competent third party must file deferment claims. The piece also includes local council actions and notices.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Growder
Crowder
Allenby Advances in Turkish Route Gains
British forces under Allenby push northwest along the Vardar toward Veles and Uxkerb, while Haig’s roving line improves northern positions east of Vermund and near the Epehy–Honssoy area. British gains on the Epehy Roussoy front threaten the Hindenburg line as German defenses stiffen and fresh divisions counterattack.
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Alles
Vardar
Veles
Ux- Kerb
Haig
Vermund
Eindenburg
Associated Press
France
Hindenburg
Epehy
Honssoy
St. Quentin
Holnon
Fresnoy
Roussoy
St! Quentin Canal
Roussey
London
Mediterranean
Palestine
Hafia
Acre
Hast
Jordan
Amman
iMedias
New Zealand
Es-Salt-Salt
Amminn
Ma’An
Dead Sea
Aimman
Hussein
Ma'An
Amiman
William II rallies officers on American foes in Metz front
Emperor William addressed Austrian officers at Brier near Metz warning of heavy fighting ahead with the Americans. He said France would be aided by German troops to reclaim Alsace Lorraine and distributed 400 iron crosses. He spoke to wounded from German Austrian French and English divisions in their languages.
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Associated Press
London
Brier
Metz
William
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Markets Close Mixed as Shorts Cover Amid War News
Bears return as sentiment shifts after initial gains. October futures dip then recover, with slight firmness by close. Provisions show weakness while grains and other commodities pause amid uncertain war-related trading.
Stocks and Bonds Market Report From New York
Traders opened with short interest pushing prices up briefly then reversing as tobacco and distillery shares lagged. Liberty bonds closed irregularly with mixed results while equipment stocks rallied. Waterloo Market notes varied cattle prices and pens of butter and produce with irregular wholesale and retail quotes.
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New York
United States
Ditillers
Liberty
Prices, Kew work and grain quotes from New York
Sept 24 New York reports varied prices on butter creamery receipts about 8818 tubs and fresh gathered extras while poultry remains unchanged. Chicago and Kansas City market notes show butter firmness and grain futures with mixed quotings for corn and wheat. Peoria and Minneapolis detailed prices for corn, oats and wheat with receipts and kilogram-like figures.
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New York
I Poultry
Lous
St Louis
Kansas City
Hogs and cattle markets show mixed Monday trends in Chicago
Hogs receipts fell from Monday's average with prices around 25 cents lower. butchers and hogs led by sales near 19.50 to 20.60 per cwt. Cattle receipts hit about 15,000 with steers strong and calves steady. beef values ranged up to roughly 26.00 per cwt for select grades while canners and feeders traded around 11.00 to 14.50. Sheep kept steady with ongoing demand.
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Chicago
S. Mtureau
Elinius Fanes
Omaha Livestock Totals and Cattle Prices
Omaha market report shows receipts around 16 000 with cows and calves trading up to about 9 dollars per hundredweight. Bulk offerings listed at 19 00 with hogs and other cattle noted but figures are partially garbled.
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Omaha
Neh
Livestock Market Report From St. Joseph
Market notes from St. Joseph livestock sale show activity on September 24 with mixed bids and top values around 22085 in sales terms, reflecting stout demand and steady prices for several fat stock categories. Buyers from local farms and regional buyers participated, driving steady turnover and routine auction pacing.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Snippet
Kansas City livestock figures show varied receipts and bids. Cattle and hogs pricing appears mixed with bids around $19.00 for some cattle lots and $18.00 to $20.00 per cwt for others. A fragmentary note references Missouri lots and several price points.
Livestock Market Summary From Sioux City
Sioux City live stock market report shows receipts around 4,000 head with cattle and hogs steady to lower. Feeder steer prices range roughly 12.00 to 12.50 per hundred weight. cows and heifers also listed with limited detail. Sheep figures are incomplete in the fragment.
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Stouw City
St. Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Hogs Decline
St. Louis livestock report notes hogs down about 4 to 9 pounds, with prices around 8.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight for mixed lots. Cattle receipts include butchers and mixed lots, with good to heavy weights fading slightly. bulls also listed among receipts.
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Grade Holstein Co
Thane
Ted
Ean
Wariey Didson
Hawthorne
West
East Side
S& Phone
National Biscuit Co
Jefferson
Remington
Home Coal Co
Jean Carrow
Heute
St. Aanerts Mo
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Elock
Inchiliery
Courier
Waterion
Miways
Lodge
Bay
Seli Mi Ad
Thane Il W
Bushelman
Stu
Paul Davis Dry
Chamberlain Machine Works
Nany
Lafayette Bidz
Coun
Savoy Cafe
Thorne
CIA
Waterloo Cloth
Ine Co
L. S
St. Hardware Co
Urefers Hammond Ave
Cheever & Son
Marsh- Mace
S. Fifenstreet
Philadelphia
Roarid- 38 Music House
Reel Beggies
Hansen & Hansen
Trent Roorax
Huteen & Hansen
Canara
Fenn
White Leghorn
Williston Ave
Kester
Watertun
Agit Town
Pelee Te Witte
Jesup
Waterton Mulberry St
Watrman
Iowa Farms
Robert Hunter
Rateesda
Ream Striethy Tuodern
Courange
West Side
Ahewerint
Ever
Wilson
Marsh Placer
Cole
Oakland
le Moen
Sebel’s Auto Wrecking Co
Wallaa
Dacerdttember
Fred S. Pettly
District Court
Horn Drug
HiNyard Chemi Co
Jeneen
Walary Oy
Jubnso
wApense la Vention
Patrig Tree Re
Matt Parrott & Syns
Marek
J. Marvitz
O'Conner
Ada M. Valiner
Britehard
Quest & Smith
Yappties
Tuberts
Fern
Tewart & Wie Vile, Co
Chos
Standard Oil Co
I. Johnson
Abert
J. Ward
AN. Kennedy
Tabor
Mongelose
Kibar
Peter Jacoby
Peter ‘Lally
John McNamara
John Willson
West Street
Cuba
J. Brown
Jolson
Stanins
H. McKellan
Waterloo Witter Works
Watler
S Blenrey
Plurrey
Jekler
Lala
Amepride
Mateh
Ron Eile
Joha
Omateh
Es Anges Cabinet Baer
Draom
Uwlack
Ington St
Arers Gas & Elee. Co
Mary Street
Cement Preauers Co
Tie
Luther Tr
Garuth. Langs
Mrauk Scone
Lahar
Jegni Slubor
Tabinsen
Lauer
Jennings, Latier
Messing Foundry Basins
Rae Om A
Harme
Inenis
Cure Corie
Washington
Bell Boys
Russell-Lamson
Official Council Proceedings
Citizens Gas & Etec
Weisbach Street “Lighting Co
Bridge of Cement Products Co
Johnstons Supply Co
Morris Motor Car Co
Gene Shour
Waterloo Auto Supply
Hoapson
Mayor
Awe
Johnson
City Ole
Stonos- Fapherd
Lydia Turner
Prudy Farris
LL. Sycamore Stree
Toling
Burk
Jane
Dearborn Construction Co
Camel of Defense
A. E. Johnson
Allenby
Ally
Heat Kaiser
U. S
Germany
Trans
Weil Beluw Vesster
Shorts
Fies
Gitener jHigher
Firth
Ept
Mercantile Paper
New Worl
Lordooe
Buile
Ditta
Wisconsin
Hulk
Fomte
Kans City
Peoria Graatx
Cera
Lsc
Minneapolis Grain
Mingenpntis Finn
Treceipis
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Muyro Bu
Nies
Ted Sisey
Jaye
SVT
SOG OG
Eifeve
Sioux City
ST. Louis Livestock
Marsh-Place Bldg
F. Fischer
Lamgon Bros & CO
Menhors
Chicago Board OF Trade
Simon Caprain & Provision Merchants
Postal Telegraph Building
St. Waterloo
Marsh-Place
J. G. Larraber
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