Classified Want Ads Brighten Waterloo Edition
Waterloo Evening Courier lists want ads with rates and sample items. Readers see job bids real estate needs and misc notices across Waterloo, with contact details and phone numbers for engagement.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
4
Waterloo Evening Courier lists want ads with rates and sample items. Readers see job bids real estate needs and misc notices across Waterloo, with contact details and phone numbers for engagement.
A flood of terse sale notices from Waterloo IA lists potatoes farm equipment pets and household items for sale. Items include certified feed potatoes Remington firearms tools furniture farm machinery tractors and various household goods with contact names and local phone numbers. Several entries promote horses wagons buggies and a baying mix of farm produce and pets with multiple addresses and business names.
Classified items include a poultry lot listing Wyandottes and Langshans with price per batch and contact addresses on Logan and Harman avenues, plus storage and moving service ads for Lee transfer and Minneapolis storage, and a legal notice of contract forfeiture for real estate in Black Hawk county Iowa due to overdue payments with a 30 day grace period. The notice is dated March 20 1922 and lists Samuel Doran as owner with Walter P Exsen as attorney.
Reverend Charles G. Fort led over 20 Shell Rock youths to Janesville for an Epworth League social full of games and humor as Ladies Aid served an imitation egg lunch. Janesville’s second annual high school declamatory contest crowned Florence Jannings and Ruth Sperry in drama and humor, with next rounds set in Waverly. Meanwhile, the Janesville consolidated schools re-elected Superintendent Glasener for another year amid praise for his management and local support.
Cedar Falls April 4 nearly 31000 was realized for the student loan fund last evening when men of the college faculty staged the play Antics of the Antiques. Ernest Zechier directed the entertainment with W B Fagan as business manager. A prior women’s faculty effort brought in 800. Hans Peterson 68 died Monday evening in Independence after three weeks’ treatment. He lived in Cedar Falls 30 years and is survived by his widow and one son Grant Kansas City Mo. Funeral plans not announced.
A self starter engine backfired during a test while a car owner tried to start it after stalling near LaPorte City. The gasoline tank exploded and the car was destroyed by flames, with only some parts saved. The incident followed a millinery demonstration where no materials were used.
A Waverly roundup reports Dr D. D. Bratford visiting on Monday, Carl Briden injures foot, and Joseph Garton learns of his grandson illness in Greene. Betty Loveland injures wrist, treated in Cedar Falls. Miss Mabel Johnson resigns then stays at Northwestern Telephone. Mrs. Glenn Scoles contracts mailpox. first case in vicinity. The Grangers suffer flu and pneumonia. daughter arrives from Topeka. Oak Hill Cemetery ladies host a food sale raising 364. Harold Strike injured by a tire rim, requiring stitches. A shower party honors Elmer Myers and Judy White pre-wedding. Wayne Swinton sprained wrist, x-rayed in Waverly. George Senior’s son under doctor care. Bus from Waverly to Charles City dented near town. Miss Gertrude Luhring visits Waterloo. Genevieve Luhring and Mrs. Gorman attend. Fred Maine listed sick. Kepple and Huffman purchase Union grocery. relocation planned. Mrs. Horace Stinger visits Charles City. Mrs. Bessie Wallis avoids serious injury after stairs fall. Mary Faville returns from Cedar Falls. A Mitchell from Nashua now in Burlington floods loses car. seeks refuge at home. Dr G.B. Norrix of Bretzel is affected by flood damage to office. John Bird travels to Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dewey ill. Des Noyelles hotel dining room doors close. Moyer and Sheldon faced delays.
Finchford brief reports Mrs Luther Sturms and family visit Cedar Falls to see her ailing mother Mrs John Boyd. Luther Sturms recovering from rheumatism. Various locals, including Sands and Dorman, spend Sunday with relatives and neighbors in Shell Rock and Parkersboro area.
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