Classifieds brief ads mix in Waterloo Iowa area
A dense cluster of want ads lists rentals and for sale items. offerings include rooms, flats, and houses on Loran Avenue and Ramdolph Phane In. furniture, a 1917 Ford not running, parts, and a variety of home goods. AlsoAuction notices, coal deals, and storage services appear, along with legal notices for Waterloo and Cedar Falls area.
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Shannon
Ford Motor
Ford
Daley
Bale
Remington Foewriter
Hall &, Khoury
Dhone
Mobnis Davenport
Wealter
Courier
Phang
Jefferson
Waterloo Commission House
Sycamore St
Virden
Marers
Glen
Denver Street
Phona
White House
J. Burdlek
Cedar Lail
Tromanhaussr
East Side
Lafayetta
City
Mediatel
Orton
West Eighth Street
Tromianhauser
Pendleton
Glad Ranch
Berten
Sohn Danlgaard
Iowa
Mulberry
Tsaus
Tromanhauser
Sinpson
Bernar
Waterloo Co. Op
Coal Co
Views of the People on Gasoline Prices in Waterloo
An open letter to Standard Oil of Indiana questions gasoline and lubricating oil pricing practices across Waterloo and nearby towns. The writer cites high per gallon rates, penny subdivisions in pricing, and asks if prices are fixed or aligned with independent competitors. The letter calls for explanations to voters and farmers in Black Hawk County.
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Waterloo
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Mason City
Independence
Black Hawk County
Dox
Magnus John
United States
Evary Town
Xyour
Paonle
BP. W. Heelangee
Osage Newsround Highlights Local and National Visitors
Osage records a string of society notes from Washington to Riceville. Florence Gildersteeve visited her brother H B Gildarshers in Ames and posed for the Dearborn Independent. A $1,000,000 cape mail from Hawaii, worn by royalty, belongs to the National Museum in Washington. Local youths Kildea Stock Conger excel in stock dodging at the state college with top scores. Several residents travel to Elroy Wisconsin and Minnesota locations for visits and trips. An arm sprain from a roadster incident prompts medical checks. Other items include family visits, birthdays, teaching assignments in Clarkdale Arizona, and a fatality in Sasa Trister near Larendale.
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Osage
Florence Gildersteeve
Washington, D. C
H. B. Gildarshers
Dearborn Independent
Hawaian Islands
United States National Museum
Washington
Dick Kildea
Emmitt
Dells
Wsongin River
New
Richmond
Rev
Airs
Mahood
Duluth
Itasca State Park
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Mary Kelly
Lincoln
Neb
William Welly
Alice
Miller Rubber Company
Chicago
Des Moines
Paromin
Matt Welly
Morgan McDougall
Tincoin
Frank Boylan
W. F. Fredericks
Mevora
Frederick
New Haven
Tuesiax
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Minn
Vi. Howelson
Mattie Burnham
Ralph
Ruth Gillis
Joe
J. B. Clay
Cedar Fatla
Owatonna
Springs TG
Birich
Nawer
Petunia
Hazel
Mary Naylor
Clarkdale
Ariz
Steve Naylor
Will Rein
Witch Minnis
Riceville
W. J. Graves
Sasa
Trister
Mrew Te Ao Tuster
Larendale Fare
Local notices recount travels and visits across Iowa towns
The column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events from Cedar Falls to Vinton and Brandon. Names include Mrs. Sarah St. Clair, Rev. J. J. Walker, Miss Joyce Tapham, Noble Anderson, Marvin Tripp, Martha Tice, and many others. Topics cover funerals, hospital stays, gardening, and fishing trips with several road trips to Chicago, Minneapolis, and Monticello.
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Auburn
Brandon
Irs
Anderson
Harold
Pehles
Noble ‘Anderson
al Wiese
Davenport
Ald Society of the Christian Church
Clarence Hopper
N. Henderson
Cedar Falls
J. C. Glenn
Cleve Dorsey
Conrad
Mr. Dorsey
Charles Dorsey
Carl Lamb
Vinton
Miss Brown
Aredale
Bramhall
Marvin Tripp
Holden
J. N. Oliver
Marvin
Fred Tripp
Mt. Auburn
Missouri
Martha Tice
Clive Lamb
F. M. Bramhall
FP. Todd
Eilendale
Minn
Helen
F. A. Johnston
Cedar Rapids
J. N. Olver
Minnesota
Auster
Anna Stapleton
Towa City
Teddy Martinson
Misa Paarl Reinhart
Chicago
Adolph Reinhart
Martinson
Miss Rienhart
Stapleton
Rienhart
William Byons
Earl
Frank Struvén
B. Albertson
Monticello
Byous
Weekend Visits and Travels Reported Across Shell Rock
Shell Rock area notes list multiple weekend visits and travels. Mrs Mockford and brother George Fiood visited sister Nettle Fiood. Miss Annie Richards returned from Tripoli. Isaac Sinkey and wife planned a 10 day camp in Faribault Minnesota. Ethel Hodgson visited Cedar Falls to see grandmother Mrs George Miller. Raymond Yareho of Des Moines visited with A F Yareho family in Waverly at a local Catholic church service. RW Metcalf and family from Toledo visited Lerl Elliott over the weekend. Earl Van Vinck and family spent Sunday with Eugene Van Vinck’s family in Waterloo. August Voignhts and wife aided sister Mrs Dave Wilcox near Clarks. Other locals remain employed or visiting relatives across the region.
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Shell Rock
Mockford
George Fiood
Allison
Nettle Fiood
Sunder
Annie Richards
Tripoli
Dorothy Clasen
Isaac Sinkey
Faribault
Minn
Ethel Hodgson
Cedar Falls
George Miller
Raymond Yareho
Des Moines
A. F. Yareho
Rather Collins
Waverly
Forenoon
Metcalf
Toledo
Lerl Elliott
Earl van Vinck
Waterloo
Eugene van Vinck
Voignhts
Dave Wilcox
Clarks
Tohl
Postoffice
Krieg Cate
Frank Wood
Kenneth Hall
Jefferson
A. A. Austin
Oscar Elines
Glenn Thompson
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Kinnefeller
Cedar Walla
Harry Ward
Charles G. Fort
Hickman
Winthrop
Robert Bolks
S.A. Bolks
Irene Culver
Nevis
Netiie Flood Henry
Menzel
Finchford
Karl Skullman
Anna Adams
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mather
John Adame
Aire
Ben McNeil
la Yia
Local notices and obituaries from Sumner Iowa region
The clippings report weather and wind damage, varying small injuries, and a list of visits and travel notes around Jesup Sumner and surrounding towns. Obituary notes Hernard Peters age 86 from Shady Grove with service details at Spring Creek church. Funeral details include pallbearers and interment, plus relatives from Naperville Chicago Watertown and other places attend. Several social notes mention visits reunions and marriages, including Miss Alta Harris and Jesse Kent wed at Little Brow church.
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Jesup
Mmiss Llucila Faulkner
Waterloo
Sarah Bunnell
Anna Grout
Cedar Rapids
James Mr. Barger
Clara Jones
Chicago
Dorothy Achimp
Duntherton
Mattie Thompson
Rush Lright
C. J. Bright
Clift Roberts
Loris Jensen
Roberts Grocery
McKibben Farm
Hernard Peters
Shady Grove
Peters
Westphalia
Prussia
America
Illinois
Margaret Reuter
Joliet
Black Hawk County
Spring Creek
F. H. Wyrick
J.B. Kenney
Harriett Howey
B. B. Bunnell
R. Lee
W. Hilton
Thomas
Louis
Charles
Frank
Deloss
Leo Peters
Thomas Peters
Naperville
Ill
Elizabeth Zahn
Emma Church
Genevieve Mitchell
Sonie Poaters
Watertown
S. D
Washington Two Aug. visits and community notices
Washington Township notes include Mrs Sidney Bakerson Toren and Lesta Akerson traveling to Malcolm Iowa to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs Denny Carpenter Cedar Falls. Local residents report Cedar Falls visits and birthday surprises for Mrs A F Polk. The threshing circle is formed for the year with Harry Koepke and Lenora Sassman Denver visiting H M Crawford. Rev A F Polk and family were in Clarksville. the Shafer party returned from Cranigion with Miss Tlcotz who spent summer with her grandmother.
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Washington Township
Washington
Sidney Bakerson
Toren
Lesta Akerson
Malcolm
Denny Carpenter
Cedar Falls
Lenora Sassman
Denver
H. 4. Crawford
A. F. Polk
Clarksville
B. Vs. Shafer
Cranigion
Tlcotz
Mail theft at Cedar Falls post office found in Benson School
Cedar Falls Aug 16 mail stolen from the post office July 27 was recovered when a group of teachers led by J H W Hart and Alta Wilmarth inspected Benson schoolhouse. Sacks emptied, contents scattered, some letters opened, no clues to the thieves. Frank Stevens, assistant postmaster, notified postal authorities.
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Cedar Falls
J. HW. Hart
Alta Wilmarth
Teachers College Extension Department
Benson
Frank Stevens
Presbyterian Ladies Mite Society August Meeting
The Presbyterian church Ladies Mite Society held its August meeting in the church parlors with hostesses including Mrs. Rae Ponsford Hemsworth Adams and others. The president led devotions, minutes were read, and refreshments were served after a brief business session.
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Presbyterian Ladies’ Mite Society
Porte City
Ladies
The
Presbyterian Church
T. O. Rae
Jefs Ponsford
WW. Hamilton
G, WW. Hemsworth
H. G. Adams
F.C. Abbott
B.J. Sachsn
Sam Baxter
Co. BP. Strohm
J. J. McCoy
Rae
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Yeomen
Bis
Overland Waterloo Uo
County Farm
Path Packing Co
Hasenbisom Grocery
Moler Barber Colfere
S. Wells
Cleveland Service Co
Ford Car
Great Northern
Pes Moines
EB. & M Cafe
Liberty
Hummel Cafe
Lafayette Street
van Vitele
Traer
Jin
Tate
Fort Dodgs
Waentei
Eng
Elec
Tle
Roy Hansen
Richards
Wschineman Drugs Co
Desne
Beauty Culture School
Broadway
Metropols
Tawa
Fullerton
West Third
Rome
West Fifth St
Farishen
Franklin
Pave Betate
Tuomus
Jorge
BalraKe
Atreet
West Side Park
Balaney Jonthary
Heal Hetate
Baltimtore
Pelee
Divively
Sowarage
Prey Foul
Calumbia
East Front
Prica
Waterlso Realbere
Uleo
Knpreved
Burnett County
Wikgonsin
Tneumrance
Bollig
Real Betate
Rao Modern
Ni-Hungatow
EHONE
Umbaugh & Hawylotte
East Fourth
Heal Estate
St Mary's School
Minco
Bungalogow
Fries
Oskin
Walker
Down Town
Warrlet
Umbaugh & Haulotte
Fourth St. Paone
Belanges
Beal
J. H. Badlles
Cadac Heights
Geo
Spasserger Overland
Pieterman
Chandler
AL Colin
Oakland
Siz W. Firth
Burd Auto & Sup
R Moundster
DE Long Auto Whrecking Co
Scholtz Tool
Wes
Sixth & Jefferson Sts
Vminison
Cabesrolet
Ami Teades
Ee Ses ‘Waterloo Co
Uioya Mee
Cart
Corona
Black Hawk
Midland Tire Stores
Coltr
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Pianer
L. S. Parsons
Comtapolis
Rand Storage
California
Towa Warehoves Co
Saldom Thade
Cefar Falls
Mingalow
Fingloration
East Aide
New Hartford
Losn
Monet Ta
Lares
B. J. Cavannagr
Dee Molnee
Jows Securities Co
Saet Ath St
Court House
Dilnoly
Erenton Hospital
Sedrela
Cedar Malia
Jet
Erte
Board of Supervisors
OW. Esher
Heraby
Heraby Glhyenthal
Dotson-Kerwin Company
Cedar Walls
Cedar Trails
Arpwiche
Sald Artiles
Treorporacion
Iarwing
Cedar
Pally
Artiela JI
Arts
Board of Directors
Artcles
Board of Erectors
Dotsonaceriwin Company
I. TV
J. J
Congregational Church
Shird
Percy Tapham
New Stampton
Joyce Tapham
HH. C. Hill
Joyce
Cleveland
M. Hi. Wetherbee
Katherine
Charles City
Emmta Wetherbee
A. D. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Misa Nonna Haugen
Dows
Cody
Wyo
K. Haugen
Byabelle Jaedghes
Thera Angell
Gregg School of Shorthand
W. de Moss
F. Coffee
Bigin
Rapid City
S. BD
Gardner Nursery Company
C. &. Shepherd and Son
Neles
Gus Duckwitz
Stacyyilla
William Duckwits
Littie
Springfield
Ora Coonradt
Enoch Baldwin
Presbyterian Hospital
Ke [Hl Bicketts
Goose Lake
Fred St. Clair
Sarah Stair
Glenn Schlotfelt
Marion
George Lormor
Donald
Margret
William Lee
Kenneth Lormor
Maxine
Glenniss Bower
Winton
Walter Smalov
SHELL
Fletcher Orvis
K. Porter
Princeton, Jr
Jones
Starvey Carter
Clear Lake
Miss van Vinck
Iloyd Gibson
Weverett Rosenberg
Will Abelger
Sumner
Lawler
Spa- Gay
Paul Granner
Henry Grannerman
Warnke
Ernest
Herman ‘Warnke
W.G. Krause
Frederika
Otto Hoth
Robert Hoth
Lloyd Dickman
Fort Warne
Dickman
Simmons
Ames
J. Morton
Oelwein
Grace Eggleson
Jesse Kent
Alta Harris
Little Brow
Yerd Wolgram
Albert Otto
Paulina Walters
Ohio
John Hannaman
Fred Zell
C. E. Johnson
Messers Terloo
Wahorn
C. L. Stupp
Frank West
West Union
R. O. Woodward
Clarice
Rochester
Wrs
W. Farnum
Ada
Marshalltown
Lee Cos Ea Cm Ee
Tia Png
Italy
Vom Cen & Fuel Company
George H. Twaddle
Cedar’ Talla
Benson School
Bartlett Hall
Lincoln School
Main Street
Grant Highway
Highway Commission
First Baptist Church
William C. Deer
H. H. Leskey
Bozeman
Mont
Clem C Seerlar
A. A. Rhonalt
D. A. Kelly
Colfax
William Casey
Iowa Street
Ira S. Condit
Margaret Condit
Lia Porte City Bulletin
Edith Adams
la Ports City
George Ludlow
Jay Ludlow
la Porte City
Mr. Ludlow
Jay
Peter Long
Ludlow
L. A. Schubert
M. Czizek
Clarence Czizek
Dubuque
JL Schubert
Georg Ponsford
Ponsford
Chapple
P. Elalge
John B. Chapple, Jr
Astland
Wis
Joan B. Chapple, Jr
Str. Chapple
Ashiiné
Irwin ‘Miller
W. D.mclaish
St. Paul
Frank Smith
Walter Gardner
Robert
Manly
R. N. Gibson
Smith
Gibson
Moses Ruth Smith
Gibson Fome
Auto
Bremer County Fair
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