May Agree and Settle the Case in Bolte City Area
Attorneys slated for Monday arguments in the Bolte city area divorce case were continued as settlement talks progressed. A tentative agreement sought to avoid divorce or allow property division, with a meeting looming to finalize terms. the case may end with a stipulation if parties reach consensus. Cora P. Folsom secured a divorce from Georges B. Folsom with costs, and Ray Jolls was named guardian of Albert W. Jolls with a $6000 bond. William Bray, 28, was ordered to Knoxville Hospital for up to three years for intoxication after a court inquiry into his welfare.
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Bolte City
Cora P. Folsom
Aray
Doctor offers cures for chronic diseases and sexual disorders
Dr Wilbert Schallenberger advertises office hours from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. He claims rapid disease localization, treats catarrh to consumption, eye and ear, stomach to kidneys, and sexual weaknesses. Promises guaranteed cures, free confidential consultations, and boasts many “wonderful cures” for neglected cases.
Leavitt Johnson Bank Buys West Side Commercial Property
Leavitt Johnson National Bank bought more Commercial street real estate from the Platt estate, adding 80 feet frontage and a site formerly housing Paul Davis Dry Goods and Larry Miller sporting goods. The purchase may lead to a new structure on the site. Storage Security Co. also bought 17 feet of frontage on Commercial street for 33800, with plans to erect a new building soon. The acquisitions boost west side development as spring rebuilding looms.
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West Side
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Larry Miller
Sporting Goods
F.C. Flatt
Platt
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Futus
Storage Security Company
Agency of
Iran
Hoover
Dye Works
Futmvas
Towns and Townships News Recap Jan 11
Mr Spiker vacates the Jim Allen farm and plans emigration to Texas while local notes report revival meetings, school district changes, and family news. Visitors, weddings, new homes, and a nine pound baby are noted along with mutual aid and local commerce in this bustling rural update.
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Spiker
Jim Allen
Texas
Texas Fever
Mace & Chorpening
Wm, Wildel and
Frank Becker Inc
J. P. Bruggemaan
Waterloo
Wm. Homer
Rev. Soule
Winthropia
Nielsen
Mike Lyons
Cap. Schmitt
Nici Wellner
Clara Seiffert
Sophia Reuss
Burlington
Lettvert
Bert Fuchs
Perry
Olgahoma
D. Schmitt
Mt. Holly
M. EL Church
D. E. Ametralfé
Stanton
Wis
Hol, Ralatone
Harrison Lindsay
Harrison
Floyd Rudle
Henry Turner
George Ackerman
J. P. Meyers
Jack DeOss
River Front Protection Moves Forward in Waterloo
Gov Warren Garst y appoints O B Courtright G Herdy Clark and BL Johnson to a river front commission after a 558-signer petition from Waterloans. The action follows an electors' recommendation and promises protection of the river front for the city's benefit.
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Warren Garsty
O. B. Courtright
G. Herdy Clark
BL. Johnson
Waterloo
Buchan to retire from Blackhawk Bank in Waterloo
The resignation of M A Buchan vice president and manager of the Blackhawk National Bank will take effect Tuesday January 12. He has served since last February and will move to Palo Alto California with his wife and family. The Ladies Gift Society of Waterloo helped secure signatures for a state commission to beautify a meandered river and take control of the river bed. The commission will proceed to survey the river banks and plan improvements as allowed by law.
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Waterlolo
Blackhawk National Bank
M.A. Buchan
Buchan
Vane Og
Palo Alto
California
Courtright & Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Gov. Garst
Commission
Waterloo
Ely's Cream Gum Promotes Pure Food Law Compliance
The Government pure food law shields the public from harmful ingredients in foods and drugs. Ely's Cream Gum is presented as free of injurious drugs, aligning with the law and clearly labeled. It is advertised as safe for use despite the new regulatory requirements.
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Ely
Fall on stove burns Mrs. Sullivan in Manchester
Mrs. John Sullivan wife of the Illinois Central yardmaster fell while painting in her kitchen on January 11. Turpentine in the paint ignited after a trip over a rug causing burns to upper body. She wrapped a blanket around herself, fainted, and was aided by a neighbor.
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Manchester
John Sullivan
Ilinois Central
Umbrella Repairers Foresee Waterloo Move This Week
In August report, Schmitt plans relocation to Waterloo this week. Two men visited Saturday, seeking bread or alms, claiming umbrella repair as their trade. They were said to have worked for fees last summer. Their only recourse now is an umbrella for rainy days, which unsettles residents. John Ortner and J Risse paid a pleasant call Friday.
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Terloo
Schmitt
Waterloo
Posarly
Ohn Ortner
J. Risse
Notice of visits and health matters in Grand Rapids area
Mir and first William Paulte of Grand Rapids are in the city visiting with the Assistant Engineer Board and wife. Paulte hails from a city with two water plants in operation one municipal and one private. G Dunham reports in Chicago for an operation scheduled Tuesday morning. C J Schmidt of Dysart Iowa visited over Sunday at his brother J G Schmidt’s home.
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Dunham
Chicago
C. J. Schmidt
Dysart
Iowa
J. G. Schmidt
Waterloo sale shows strong demand for draft horses
Waterloo Live Stock Commission Co held a Saturday sale of 114 head of horses in under three hours, totaling $20 742.50. Prices reached $445 for a pair of draft horses and $220 for a driving mare, signaling a bright outlook for spring auctions and solid demand from buyers across the region. Local consignors included Geo Thomas, A F Klein, Louis Miller, W Cummings, John Lawrence, J Griffith, Jerome Botsoen, L Trien, and John Bedard.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Liva Stock Commission Co
Holland
Norhaips
Das
Busi’ess Maen
Werat
Herloo
Geo. Thomas
A. Ft. Klein
Laporte
Louis Miller
W. Cummings
Reinbeck
John Lawrence
Alias Brown
Houston
D. C. Twnteon
Jtem
Lawrence
J. Grifith
Jerome Botsoen
L. Trien
John Bedard
Eagle Cenetr
Financia
Jern Buyer
Chicago Cash Grain and Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago market notes for Jan 11 show hog receipts around 80,000, cattle 41,000, sheep 26,000 with open lower by 10 to 14 cents. Hogs mix lighter than Saturday, good to choice heavy firm, rough heavy softer. cattle opened down 10 to 25 cents then closed 10 to 25 cents lower. sheep opened and closed steady. Estimated tomorrow hogs 40,000. yesterday hogs left 4,300. GASSER BLOCK, Waterloo office reports cash grain and provisions interest.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices and Trade Trends Report
Waterloo market notes from January 11 show corn demand high and beef prices mixed amid rising meat costs. Cattle, hogs, hay, poultry, and dairy items are listed with bid ranges and pending seasonal shifts, while weather and supply conditions influence prices across corn, oats, butter, eggs, and hides. Local horse market activity remains quiet with steady to higher prices for good drafter stock.
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Eartla Ne
Chicago
Arrests and proceedings in a busy court docket
Judge Rapford clears several criminal cases as Donakey, a former Daily Courier collector, is jailed in Guthrie Oklahoma for defrauding Waterloo Courier by not turning over $10. Four youths including Warry Padgett and Irvine bound over to grand jury for breaking into Elk Run cottage and stealing items. bonds set at four dollars, bail not yet posted.
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J. DR. Denakey
Daily Courier
Iruthrie
Oklahoma
Waterloo Courier
Donakay
Guthrie
Okla
Mitchell
A. P. Houston
Warry Padgett
Wille Williams
Irvin
Willie Kennison
Wy. N
World shipments and market chatter in Chicago trade
Chicago market summary for January 24 notes Wheat shipments last week at 1,992,000 bushels, Corn shipments 3,366,000 bushels, with lower prices at yards. Logan and Aryan report oat sales around 360,000 bushels. Provisions and cables show weakness, while traders discuss potential bear action and a merchandise proposition for fourth delivery day.
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Chicago
Nye Jenks
Logan
Logan & Aryan
Minneapolis
King Coleman
Liverpool
St. Louis
Jim Patten
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Ter
Shallenberger
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Hardy Clark
BE. Lo Johnson
M. A. Buchan
Cape
Padden & Pettlowa
Fifth ST
Dily
Draggis
Ly ‘Brothers
Warren Street
Naw
York
Bueinesa
Lamgon Bros
Gasser Block
New York
Aichisor
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelter
Hattimore
Ohio
Brooklyn
Great Wetern
Rock Island
Chesapeake and
Ohi
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
National
Londo
Pennsylvania
Reading
Gayern
Union Pacific
ATBA
United States Steel Fomman
United States Steel
LOGAL
Consunera
Eteecseers
Sieeteecses
S.cee Fao
Hoge
Kas
Turkey
Mizk
Better & Fuel Co
Sevmarket
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Waterloo Produce Co
L. D. McLoud
Weat Third Street
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
J. A. Bonakey
Rapford
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