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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1915

Page

4

Five Rent Notices for Small Modern Houses and Rooms

Rental listings show multiple properties for rent including a four room and bath modern house on Allen and Minnes ha Vorkes Room Modern house near Logan Ave with gas at 16 dollars rent. Additional ads include a four room house near Te Oo.thape, phone numbers 3485 Blak Avenue Bar and 2077 for nearby garage. Also listings on Carbine and Ceuweond Street with rough rents and phone 2232 black.

Hent Rover Fournave Mullan Ave Conger Park Chautaganie Wink Phony B24 PLC Breletly Hammond Cha Wtauqua Heuke Whagerman Placis Sevus Land & Investment Co 4Th St Newell St F. McGurvey Waterloo Madera Pine St Broadway OrIays Midians Rogue Jaffersin Fullerton Cely Jim West Side Altahone Alien St Logan Ave Tdme Legean Ave Allen Minnes Third Ave Tor Ceuweond St

Notice to Contractors for Waterloo Union School Additions

Sealed bids for the erection of an addition to the Whittier building in Waterloo Black Hawk county Iowa will be received until 7 30 p m April 26 1915 by the Independent School District of Waterloo. Bids for heating and plumbing work also invited. Plans and specifications on file April 18 1916 with architect J G Ralston. Five percent certified check required. District reserves right to reject bids.

Chas. O. Demme Chan. Demme, Sr Independent School District Waterloo Black Hawk County Iowa Commercial Street Elty Whittier J. G. Ralston Waterton Board of Directors J. E. Dempster District Court of Bessie O'Laughlin James O'Laughlin Awa Reed & Tuthill

General Markets Report from Lamson Brothers and Co

Chicago Board of Trade activity muted by municipal election. Kansas City livestock buyers report steady hog and cattle markets with varied bids across heavy and prime beef classes. Omaha South Omaha and statewide cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges indicate mixed early spring trading. Chicago produce prices show little change on butter and eggs with steady milk and poultry metrics.

Livestock Receipts and Market Report From Chicago

Chicago stockyards show receipts of cattle 3,000 and sheep 10,000 with hogs steady to 5 cents higher. Cattle demand strong for beeves, Texas and Western steers, and cows and calves. Sheep markets open strong. natives and western lambs firm. Waterloo markets list varied prices for flour, grain, eggs, butter, and poultry along with cattle and hog values and hides.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City South Omaha Livestock Omaha Murket Texas Tod Chicago Union Stockyards Hoke TAN Cattle Market Strong Beeves Etias

Local Notes From Rockford Spring News

Rockford briefs report birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Will Jeffery on March 27. cattle shipments to Waterloo. several residents ill or traveling, including Mrs Louise Hudson leaving for Los Angeles. Pythian Sisters picnic supper planned on April 6 with D D G C member L H Henry. Herman Nicholas dies at Carl Brandenburgs. Prof E C Bishop visiting Rockford for school matters. Annie Parminter of Cedar Rapids spending spring vacation at home.

Rockford Will Jeffery C. E. Mitchell Hazel Plumley G. E. Bruce Register H. Allen Nora Springs Waterloo Louise Hudson L. Eichmeier Los Angeles Cal Carrie Robertson Brownstown Ind J. §. McNinch Putman L. H. Henry Charles City Herman Nicholas Carl Brandenburg E. C. Bishop Mary Bishop Annie Parminter Cedar] Rapids

Walter and Fall welcome new daughter in Reinbeck

Reinbeck on April 3 reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. VW Fall of the city on April 1. Mr. and Mrs. A S Walter spent winter in Florida and returned home today. Mrs. Lela Taylor Thompson visited her father Joe Taylor and family. Mrs. A W Stevens to return this week from Oskaloosa. Henry Sass and Emma Tessa wed Thursday at the bride’s parents home with Rev G Bertram officiating.

John Tessau G. Bertram German Lutheran Church

Scarlet fever quarantine lifted at Alex Green home

The scarlet fever quarantine on the Alex Green residence was raised on Wednesday. The latest health bulletin notes Geo met ia is considerably better in recent days. Quarantines and cases of scarlet fever increase in Grundy county with 18 total by now.

Pioneer resident of Dayton kills self in Fort Dodge show

Fort Dodge April 6 Special CG A Olson street commissioner at Dayton near here killed himself late Monday with a revolver. His son found his body after arriving with his father's team following a summons to his office. Olson 66 a pioneer resident. letters left unexplained.

Fort Dodge A. Olson Dayton Here Olson

Despondent Woman Drowns After Note Found

In Cedar Rapids Iowa on April 6 Mrs Andrew Kenyon leaped from the Milwaukee railroad bridge into the Cedar River after leaving a note to her husband. High water hindered recovery and the body remained missing. The note offered no reason but blamed no one and suggested a long period of near breakdown. John Cerveny vice president of the Iowa State Savings Bank witnessed the tragedy.

Cedar Rapids Andrew Kenyon Cedar River John Cerveny Iowa State Savings Bank Kenyon

Community News From Osage and Surroundings

Mitchell Willis Connell returned from Aberdeen to treat an injured arm in Osage and will head back to Canada soon. Mrs. P. T. Le Baron came home from Minneapolis after wintering with her son L. C. Le Baron. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chandler hosted Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neville of Halliday, formerly Riceville. Vera Torney spent vacation between Little Cedar and Rock. Unity club hosted a musical afternoon at the Bamford home with talks on Fanny Crosby John and Charles Wesley Handel and Wagner by other speakers. Mrs Prime sang He Was Despised and Rejected of Men.

Little Cedar Rock Unity Club Bamford L. B. Ross Fanny Crosby W. G. Smith John Charles Wesley Amanda Cordes Handel A. C. Prime Wagner Prime

Choir Event Highlights Messiah And Social Round Table

Frances Cordes performed I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and the two ladies sang portions of He W I Feed His Flock from Handel's Messiah. Light refreshments followed with about thirty attendees. A round table led by Miss S L Benedict discussed social evils with papers and a discussion on eradicating them. A. Ja Messerlie of St Paul visited his parents over Sunday. The special meeting at the M B E church led to eight conversions and others bringing in letters from other churches.

Frances Cordes S. L. Benedict A. Ja. Messerlie St. Paul R. Messerle M. BE

WINSLOW Notes of Local Movement and Visits

WINSLOW April 5 H M Pierce and family moved to Waverly last week W HY Eickelberg of Shell Rock was a caller here last Wednesday Mrs C H Leverich spent a couple days at Shell Rock with her sister Mrs M E Cortright attended the funeral of Mrs Keister at Shell Rock Saturday C A George and Aug Vossburg delivered hogs to Janesville last Mr and Mrs Geo Adair of Shell Rock were over Sunday guests at the C H Leverich home Mr and Mrs H C Barton and daughter Lucile and Genevive Cortright of Waterloo were over Sunday guests at the Cortright home Miss Jessie Ferguson of Waterloo was a guest at the Wayne Towesly home Sunday Mrs Dan Newell of Janesville is here assisting in the care of her son and family during their illness All are thought to be improving.

Alex Green Geo. Mahrlelu Waterloo Geo. Met Ia Geo. Taylor Guy Watson James McLaughlin John Warehame Strawberry Point Kulmer Drug Co Frank Gange Win. Hagen August Hagen M. E Jattle Mable Kgoweger Wm. Kroeger G. Bertram German Lutheran Church Reinbeck Grundy County Rowe Stoute Afton John Meissner Chas. Hartman Fred Lorenz Walter Musser Geo. Rances Minneapolis Mr. Rances Winslow H. M. Pierce Waverly W. HY. Eickelberg Shell Rock C. H. Levertch M. E. Cortright C. H

German wounded care and blood health urged

A wireless dispatch describes German battlefield medical care with first aid dressings and tagging. It warns against neglecting daily health and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion, liver function, and blood health, claiming long term stamina and vigor.

Berlin Sayville Dr. Pierce Oregon

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