Classified Advertisements And Miscellaneous Wants
Classified column shows cash offers trading, livestock, nursery stock seeds and plants, farm produce, and assorted used goods. Listings include wanted Bees, two Beagle pups, breeding stock, a blue gelding, two gentlemen’s suits, a tan tweed spring coat, a used barn, Timothy hay, coal and a reface machine, with contact phones and addresses in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Brandon and nearby. It reflects a busy market scene with multiple sellers and buyers and local services.
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Lydia E. Mast
College
Cedar Watts
W. Cee
Price
Anthony ‘Napierkowski
W. AC Moeller
East Sixth St
Otice
Snavely
D. W .Winder
D'S
Waterloo
Commercial St
Theresa Hom
Blue Cross Drug
Logan_Ava
Timothy and Glover Way
Frank Cotter
Rotte
I Porte Citr
Brandon
Towa
Notice of Will and Public Administration in Black Hawk County
Legal notices filed in district court cite Jacol Jacobsen last will and testament for proof of execution. Kathryn Sou and Tankr P. Dani named as executors in Pant Kress estate. administration appointed with claims to be filed by the clerk. Jessie Guyot notified of suit requiring appearance by April 23. case involves Arie Phiten, Trex Wert, and parties Merritt Groen and Gren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
District Court
Jacol Jacobsen
Tate
Deer
Claines
Allen
Enum
Eitie
Kathryn Sou Tank
R. P. Dani
Tov
Aturoy
Verm
Notte
Iowa
Andeleres
Arie Tor Phiten
Tada
Merritt Groen
Notice of Tax Auction In Black Man County Deed Listing
Paul M. Palliser, attorney, notifies owners of parcels 46 43 and 40 in Viheeor Addition to Ce gain county that taxes delinquent will be sold at public auction after due process. Auction date set by treasurer with certificates of purchase issued. owners have days to respond or face sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Man
Lowe
Paul
Beoul M. Palliser
Six Year Old Girl Rescues Brother From Cedar River
Six year old Haeion Sturts of Cedar River saved her three year old brother Arthur Jr by pulling him from 18 inches of cold water after he slipped away at a riverbank visit. Maxine Sturtz recounted hearing splashes and screams as the boy shouted for help, prompting the dramatic rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patis Brother
Cedar River
Winterloo
Haeion Sturts
Mro
Mary Sturtz
Sturt
Arthur, Jr
Maxine
Air
G. EB. Sturta
Pitieeuth Street
Todd
Aidixine
Arthur
Miuxine
First Presbyterian Budget Reaches Forty Five Thousand
At the annual meeting of the First Presbyterian Church the combined societies reported a total budget of 45 000 with 24 000 toward the building fund for the new edifice. Elders and trustees were elected for three year terms, officers announced, and auditors confirmed substantial balances with all bills paid as Dr. John R Macartney praised workers and noted many new communicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilding
Majer Guild
J. D. Liffring
John §. Bartley
FT. Bentley
Tohn Patterson
J. O. Trumbauer
W.J. Stevenson
Claude See
J. Ww. Rath
Uvery
John Tr.’ Macartney
Smallpox Quarantine and Local Court News in City Brief
Alvi E. Bross, 26, of Edwards Street, quarantined today for smallpox. Judge Holes sets 101 and a half to pass felony charge against Tess Taylor. County board names Jacob Boehmler to the county soldiers relief commission to replace the deceased George Philpot. Will of Cedar Falls resident George Philpot filed for probate leaving property to his wife Mane Philnot. Various local visits, theater manager changes, and ongoing court actions noted with names and places.
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Alvi E. Bross
Wards Street
UW. B. Holes
Tess Taylor
Taylor
Jacob Boehmler
Cedar Malls
County Soldiers" Relief Commission
George Philpot
Jo. Wagoner
Anna Metiss
Regina
KK. Cau
Wagoner
Vera Miller
Mnonger
Cedar Falls
M Mane Philnot
She County
C.T. Vi
Thomas IL
Florenrce
Sheri
Warren Iuckiey
Fort Manlisan
Tugene Lo Sirest
Seere
Frank Skttha
Ery
Reem
Tobinner
Vane
Prompas
Ith Wall
Separyay
Strand
LOW Parture Theatre
Wren Denies Interest in Liquor Bottles at Livery Case
Tom Wren a former city police officer testified in his own behalf in a liquor nuisance case, denying interest or knowledge of bottles found at Manor Country livery. Police testified liquor bottles and six empty cans were seized from the basement, with witnesses noting patrons had access. The defense challenged the link to Wren as prosecutors built a case against the livery and its proprietor. A Cedar Falls chemist reported liquor samples with high alcohol content, and the trial was nearing a jury verdict. Scarlet fever cases in Logan continued to be addressed by local authorities and physicians amid ongoing epidemic control efforts.
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Tom W. Wren
Cit
Manor Fountry
Poliva
Fifth Street
Jeffery G. Sullian
Wren
P. K. Waler
Iis
Jong
Yan Tually
Leighton
I. W. Kidwards
W. A. Cook
Cla. Im
William Venable
Walker
C. E. Thornberry
Sullivan
J. W. Thompson
Lea Karn
R. W. Getehell
Cedar Fats
Ever Wing
Grun dy c enters gym and community notices
A stream of small town items mentions illness of a daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Slarbert, visits by Mrs Mutch to Mr and Mrs Aforace Fillert, and various family updates. Memorials to cemetery association bike sale, church events, and social gatherings fill the page alongside notes on local residents' health and travels.
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Mutch
Aforace Fillert
Fussell
Urey
Ara
Aluleh
Wanen
Cemetery Association
Morrison
Saturda
W. W. CG
Baptist Church
Chanther Ham
Hell
American Legion
Echo
Rouse
Nalensins
Moulin
Burton Avenue Baptists Add 50 Members in Year
Burton Avenue Baptist Church welcomed fifty new members during the year as officers were elected for the coming year at a recent congregational meeting. The report notes the weekly budget system covering church expenses and lists officers including trustees J B Larner Nett Kepple Lyman Church A F Crandall and Starry Murray with C M Dryden as Sunday school superintendent and Miss Jennie Peterson serving as senior leader.
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Burton Avenue
Ralph Childs Wins West Oratorical Contest at Home Meet
Ralph Childs won the home oratorical contest at West High School Auditorium, presenting The Constitution. The sponsor group will announce a site for his next round and possible district and state contests leading to national and international competition.
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Ralph Childs
West Oratorica
Constitution
West Iligh
Ailitorium
Childs
West Sligh
United States
Washington, D. C
Cow Almost Lost After Wartime Blizzard Injury
A Jersey cow named Hiked, valued for dairy use, survived a severe injury when a horn or ear was damaged during a recent blizzard. Farm workers report the cow's recovery is progressing with care. The incident highlights the strain on livestock during severe winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
Jersey
Cow discovery spotted by owner amid snow drift
Bert Brown, owner of a cow, observed ear wiggling at the snow drift’s top and alerted others after noticing the movement. The incidental find occurred while the animal was partly buried, revealing the animal’s location and prompting a closer inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert. Brown
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Park Simin
Cohumn & Son
Ateford Addins Machin
Robert Buckanaster
Dunkerton
Bousehold
Parkway
Goda Falls
Hierdy
Meyers Nursery Company
Washington
Rerm
McCullough Nursery
Castle “Hin
AL G Willford
Barnsetta St
Ohio
C.J. Miller
Horttt Allen” Hospital
Some Coal CO
Musican Instruments
Chicago
E. L. Goss
First Presbyterian
Buchanan's
W. End
4Th St. Bridge
Estan
Tom Wren
Logan
Jocal
Grundy. c
Wuncen
Auella Harbert
Dick Slarberts
Mn Secoml
Banking Department
State Loan CO
Boodih
Tuutvey
Ae Press
Crystal Ice and Fuel Company
Mast Pare Mut Ave. Reidge
Mheue 76S
Paulson
Oscar Tostlebe
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Osborn Farm
la Porte City
River Road
Zilda Louise Froehlich
Lstite
J. R. Proehlich
Veipp & Gill
Auets
Roy JE. Ashby
Peavey & Company
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Orson
Waterlees
Alothiers
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