Valiant Family Returns From Lake Minne tomaka Trip
Rev and Mrs RE A Valiant and family return from a fire weeks vacation at Lake Minne tomka. They enjoyed boating and fishing near a Baptist assembly cottage. Rev Mr Valiant will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist Church tomorrow for morning and evening services, with regular services through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivens
RE. A. Valiant
Fanily
Lake Minnetomka
Baptist Assembly
Valiant
First Baptist
Splendid Picnic at Finghford 1A
A large crowd gathered at Finghford on August 9 for a picnic organized by Union Creamery Company. Activities included a baseball game and speeches on efficiency by Lt. Gov. Clarke and dairy talks by E. S. Estes with remarks from F. B. Miller. Waterloo figures C. E. Pickett and other local speakers were delayed. A sale line from Glasgow Tailors accompanied the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchford
Union Creamery Company
Clarke
C. E. Pickett
Waterloo
Washington
Congress
E. S. Estes
F. B. Miller
First National Bank of
Cedar Falls
Chicago Pioneer Riehl Reflects On Early Illinois Life
Jacob Riehl of 735 Parker Street recalls settling in Cook County in 1836, Chicago’s tiny early population, and two years at Fort Des Moines. He remembers Mattison, Kinzie, and the first Chicago newspaper, the 1840s gallows in Iowa, and helping build the city’s landscape. Now 84, he still farms 10 acres in Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Riehl
Parker Street
Cook County
I Ilinois
Chicago
Hieh
Iowa
Acarcely
Anwlderness
Fort Des Moines
Waterloo
Litchfield
Fernando Jones
Mr. Riehl
Baltimore
Illnois
Aurora
Mattison
Court House
Dearborn
Lake Streets
Sherman
Fred Latz
Chicago Board of Public Works
Rush Street
Chicago ‘Heights
Robert Wallace
John McDowner
John Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
Elliott Park
John
Robert Kinzie
Robert
Illinois
John Stone
Stone
Mattlsen
Rich Aise
Richton
Marengo
Coon
Des Moines
Autler
Thunder
Black Hawk
General Jackson
Cakaloosa
Tom Mitchell
Mitchellville
Cedar Falls
West
Plains
Montana
Ill
Alice McDowell
Joliet
Margaret Riehl
Mary Fox
Iowa City
Waterloo City Council to hear sidewalk project at 7:30
Waterloo Iowa city council meets at the council chamber to consider a resolution of necessity for cement sidewalks along numerous streets in Waterloo. The meeting follows a published notice and lists blocks and lots on Avalon Lupton Vaughan Miller Lamson Duryea Westfield and other streets for a Portland cement walk project with bonds and tax funding under city ordinance 533 and state codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
City of
Avalon Avenue
Briggs Street
Ballou Street
Westfield Avenue
Lupton Street
Vaughen Street
Vaughan Street
Miller Street
Westfield and
Avalon Avenues
Lamson Street
Duryea Street
Westfield
Duryea’ Street
Witty Street
Westfield Additor
West First Street
Dentists Brothers Plan Interior and Exterior Redecorating
Commencing Monday work will redecorate the interior and exterior of the Dentist Bros restaurant on Sycamore street. A modern refrigerator will be installed in front opposite the plate glass window, and the cashier’s desk and cigar counter moved toward the rear. The display case will tempt shoppers with fruits vegetables meats and other delicacies. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. J. K. Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentist Bros
Sycamore Street
Notice of Proof of Wil t No 4550 in Iowa District Court
In Black Hawk County Iowa state district court the September term 1911 hears proof of a will of Frederick Jacob deceased filed opened read and fixed for hearing on September 18 1911. August 10 1921 Clerk Bentley signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Jacob
Ss. M. Bentley
Proposals for Erection of School Houses in Black Hawk
Notice invites bids for building a school house in District No. 5 Black Hawk township Black Hawk County Plans and specifications available at the office until 1 oclock p m August 24 1911 at which time the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated July 27 1911 B S Strayer Sec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Township
Black Hawk
B. S. Strayer
Waterloo City Council Considers Resolution of Necessity
Official notice states Waterloo Iowa City Council will consider a proposed resolution of necessity at a forthcoming meeting. The agenda item specifies public deliberation on the measure and potential actions by the council.
Public Notice to Waterloo Property Owners Abutting Streets
Official publication addresses property owners on specified Waterloo Iowa streets. It lists property abutting lines along Fourth Street Harrison Street Logan Avenue Oak Avenue near East Seventh Street Sycamore Street and Water Street in a formal legal notice describing boundary limits and rights related to a belt line of the T C R R near Oak Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Mullan Avenue
South Street
Sullivan Avenue
Becond Street
Fourth Street
Bayard Street
Third Avenue
Vermont Street
Fifth Street
City of Waterloo
East Third Street
Lafayette Street
Sycamore Street
Cascaden Avenue
Cooley
High Street
Harrison Street
Logan Avenue
Oak Avenue
Argyle Street
East Seventh Street
Water Street
West Seventh Street
Second Street
Iowa
City OF
Waterloo
B. R. C. Thompson
Towit
Sevennth Street
Unknown claimants seek land in Black Hawk County Iowa
In District Court of Iowa Black Hawk County September Term 1911 Leon Kopel sues unknown claimants and Edward C. David et al to quiet title to multiple parcels in Section 35 and 36 Township 90 N Range 11 W. Plaintiff alleges absolute fee simple ownership and over ten years adverse possession with title under color. Unknown spouses heirs and claimants are named or implied through Edward C. David and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Leon Kopel
Black Hawk County
State of
Iowa
Edward C. David
Catherine S. Hopkins
T. Frank Rice
John L. Buffington
J. A. Marsh
Julia Ann Marsh
District Court of
United States of America
Quieting Title Suit Over Black Hawk County Land
Edward C. David conveyed land to Henry Armbrecht in 1855 with a deed later omitted in record books. The plaintiff seeks a decree establishing full ownership and barring all adverse claims, citing misrecorded descriptions and assignments involving Catherine Hopkins, Adolph T. Lusch, and others, with court notice for defense by September 18, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. P. M
Edward C. David
Henry Armbrecht
Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
Catherine S. Hopkins
Adolph T. Lusch
A. T. Lusch
Catherine. Hopkins
T. Frank Rice
John L. Buffington
J. A. Marsh
Towa
C. H. Marsh
Julia Ann Marsh
Louisa M. Cook
Iowa
C. A. Marsh
Louisa M. Cooke
Joseph Trumbauer
Eliza Frumbauer
Edward H. Ross
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Finghford
Gov. Clarke
Union Creamery
Glasgow Tailors
East Fourth Street
Teachers College
George 8. Dick
Rea
H. H. Seerley
New York
Atlantic City
Boston
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
K. F.cowperthwaite
Observatory Building
San Des Moines
Jacob Riehl
R. C. Thompson
Dentist Brothers
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
State of Iowa
Official
District Court
E. ©. Hasner
I. Franklin C. Platt
10Th Judicial District
Waterloo Daily Courier
Rawnpaper
Franklin C. Platt
10Th Judicia District
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