For Sale and Trade Notices and Local Notes
Local notes list real estate sales, trades, and property offers across towns including Fairbank and Waterloo. Items include 100 acre farms, tiled parcels, improvements, and lumber lots with prices, plus several farm and household notices. Community news covers residents visiting relatives, hospital plans, school heating, and club activities with names and places.
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Wootlawn
Hutchérecagler
F. Nias
Coureaude
Waterloo
Boling & Monroe
Fairbank
Biller
Are- Grice
Iuwa
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Paisy Neporter outline rules for ending an advert when no definite count exists. Advertisers must write to discontinue, using a printed form provided, to avoid telephone instruction errors. Discontinuation requests must reach the office by 10 a.m. for same day effect.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Paisy Neporter
Wedding and community notes from Allison and surrounding towns
Married lines and social updates include the wedding of Ed Keamer and Einie Toll in Allison with Rev. Anderson officiating, a reception, and a ring service using a great grandfather’s ring. Nearby, Henry Beebe and Catherine Best wed in Waverly with a home dinner, plus local Red Cross sales funding a community nurse. Updated notices mention residents returning from Waterloo, births, traveler plans, and various local visits and repairs.
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Hust Boyd
Waterloo
Albert Boyd
Hugh
Farebert Jacobs
Mes. Anderson
Alison
Ed Keamer
Einie Toll
Servica
Mra. Jacobs
Hante
Allison
Waverly
Mr Rice
Dongthur
Henry Beebe
Awe
Hal
Nebraska
Red Cross i
Local notes and obituaries from Walker and area
Funeral held for Edwin H. Fish of Walker attended by Fetterpon Littleton and families. M C Jenks farm sold. Dukart of Tlington rents. Littleton teachers announce two week holiday break. union Christmas program planned at Presbyterian church. Alma Jesse and J Meiers wed at Lutheran church on December 7. reception at Jesse home. couple to live near W Fal r bank. Mrs Merlie Kissinger with two children visiting Glasgow relatives. Oziases seen in Waterloo. Oyster Supper at Presbyterian basement Friday evening. Me and Mrs Charles Hile welcome a baby girl born December 3 5?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
George Fist
Grover Alngree
Edwin H. Fish
Walker
Dukart
Tllingis
M. C. Jenks
Presbyterian
Alma Jesse
Meiers
August Jesse
Wfalrbank
Merlie Kissinger
Childdren
Glasgow
Kane
Drayton Hayes
Lena Hay
Enist
J. Tu
Ozias
Waterloo
Presbterian
Charles Hile
Floyd 11 Ladies Aid Bazaar Highlights and Local News
The Ladies Aid raised funds from their bazaar last week as J. J. Reofield reports a busy period. Floyd schedules a short course on Bers 19 20 and 22. Beattie and Atkins work in Buffalo Center plumbing. Barney, previously ill, remains very poorly this winter. Mrs. A W Myers dies at her home Sunday night after months of poor health. Myre Cole and Wallace visit Mrs. Cady in Waterloo. Tom Williams on sick list Leav next week for Crookston Minnesota to spend holidays with Andy and family. J P Myers and G Knowlton entertained at Migs Myrrin Ray mond in Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
J- J. Reofield
A. Beattie
Walter Atkins
Buffaly Center
Plumbing H. OK
Barney
A. W. Myers
Myre
Day Cole
Harry
Pe Wallace
Slater
Cady
Waterloo
Tom Willams
George Seaton
Crookston
Minn
Andy
Messrs
Mmes
J. P. Myers
G. Knowlton
Migs Myrrin Rayemond
Charles City
Plainfield Social Notes and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Howard Thompson of northern Minnesota visit his parents Mr and Mrs G Thomas and Mr Merell Peterson of Nashua and Mrs D Farnsworth spent last week with the Tatters son Le Farnsworth at New Hartford. Mr and Mrs Herman Weiss and daughter Mildred of Alba Texas visited friends here last week. Ted Driscoll fell from the hay mow to the barn floor while attending chores and was taken to the hospital at Waverly. Howard Roach went to Osaka to visit Wil Lynes and see Cedar Valley seminary vs McIntire basketball games. Baptist church ladies hold fancywork sale at City hotel Saturday serving hot lunches. W C T U program at Baptist church Sunday was well attended with Charles Nelson of Waverly as speaker. Rev J R SpierKinly contributed a talk appreciated by all. Lynes orchestra furnished music.
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WRC
Alice Teehey
Imayme Rechkemmer
Fannie Codling
Glen Nichols
A Collins
Minta
Nhute Ward
A. HE. Garber
Independence
Garber
Davenport
Marine Rechkemmer
Frank Miller
Atha Walgamot
Fairbank
Grundy Center
A. Lyons
G. SY
GW. Walgame
Batter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworts Reague
Woodrow Wilson
Prederick Attwood
Supreme Lodge
The
Knights of Pychi
RKFL
Attwood
Rolla King
Delwein
Bapeage
Mary A. Gallup
Mary Pierce
Arvilia
Charles Trotter
Oclwem
Trotter
Mayme Murphy
Dunlap 16
Br J. H. Murphy
Howard Thompson
Minnesota
Va. G. Thomasor- Mu Merell Peterson
Nashua
D. Farnsworth
Tatter
It. le. Farnsworth
New Fparford
Herman Weiss
Mildred
Alba
Tex
Ted Driscoll
Cedar Falls Notes and Christmas Plans Highlight Local Social
Cedar Falls daily notes a busy social schedule with December events. Mrs. Elj Thierwan hosts a 2:30 p.m. gathering at the Black Hawk hotel, then an animation at the Cotton theatre. Homer Northway visits from Sherburn, Jol Thrall moves home, and the Greenwood Cemetery group plans a Wednesday meeting. The Walle gesday Bridge club, Y W C A readings, and a large Christmas grab bag feature in a string of club activities. The Presbyterian brotherhood hears Mr. Catloway, while the milk inspection committee tours a vacant Main Street store room with a government inspector. Max Gunning suffers a car accident in Redmond, Ore., with a nonfatal concussion. Christmas celebration planning shifts to Cedar Falls civic groups with a citywide program slated for December 23 through the end of the week.
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Ceciss Falls
EL Jd
Thierwan
Black Hawk Hotel
Cotton Theatre
Rome
Homer Northway
Sherburn
Minnix
H. Northway
Tremont
Jol Thrall
Towa Street
Thirteenth
College Streets
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Voorhees
Nosterse
Aas Bockey
Darley
Wallegesday Bridge Club
Gilkey
College
Y. W. CL A
Yen Hut
W. Choral Society
Berdina
Anne Severin
West Fourth Street
Cedar Palls Woman's Club
C. Weisbard
O. B
Kensington
M. Fullerton
C. Weisburd
Flo, Jackson
Thierinao
W. J. Walters
Edith.Berger ‘Townsend
Suparior
Wis
O. A. Jensen
Grant Street
J. W. Holplund
Ete
Torhood
Janice Waltcomb Riley
Celis Corwin
Gin Mornhig
Ity
Punerab
la Mt
Phursiday
Greenwood Cemetery
Cora
Baldwin
Grunty Center
Priddy
Ernest Bwidwin
Smith
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
William Qiatloway
Cedar Heights
Mero Catloway
Pt. Bond
AL Li
Spee
T. J. Peterson
Turtle Wealena
Christiansen & Remute
Main Flreat
Claude Cox
Orphin Wilson
Redmond
Ore
Max Gunning
O. V. Dunning
Oise
Hils
Cedar Malls
AL Boehnster
H. H. Gray
George Wyth
Cedar Falls
Commer Elub
Hltl Clay
Woman's Club
W. Wilson
Ad Men’s Club
Seward Higby
A. A. Boehmier
A. J. Bicknell
Fiostrop
Wheat Prices Roil On Chicago Market Amid War News
Prices for wheat descended sharply on the Chicago market after peace news appeared and fears of German U boat actions faded. Opening quotes ranged from 1 May at 91.72 to 1 July at 1451.46, with subsequent declines of about 2 cents before rebounding slightly in provisions. Oats showed weakness while corn also weakened, reflecting a broad price shakeout as traders reassessed export demand and wartime factors.
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Liv Peake
Emily
Ari
Yesterdass
Local notices from St Ansgar and Cedar Falls events
Miss Neive Thompson returns home for the winter after ending a Cedar Falls visit. Harry Dodge leaves for Stewartsville Minnesota to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Dorsey entertain Ladies Aid and Rhusxbande at the parsonage. List of residents and guests records travel, visits, and a fund contribution. Eva Schrurkey undergoes tonsil operation at home. D C Parks’s son Wilson has successful treatment for long trouble.
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ST. Ansgar
Tee
Neive Thompson
Cedar Falls
Harry Dodge
Frank Dorsey - Ter
Gulbreth
Montrose
Minn
Mernetion
Appleton
J. &. Houlmes
Dencaspurg
Olive Tintchinson
Earl Toemplins
Henri’ Opis
Newth
Eva
Srhurkey
Wilson
D. C. Parks
Infant mortality down in New York amid paralysis era
New York City deaths among babies fell in 1916 compared with 1915 despite the infantile paralysis epidemic. The Babies' Welfare association reports mortality about 1000 fewer infants and notes over 16,000 babies aided through its network of 126 institutions and charities.
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New York
New York City
Babies’ Welfare Association
Babies Welagre Association
Scores of others call Sonn Its services from time to time
A brief note indicates many people periodically seek Sonn Its services, implying steady but informal demand. The fragment suggests regular engagement without detailing the services offered or the scale of usage. No dates, names, or locations are provided.
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Sonn
High Corn Brings Early Settlement
The Sweneial situation in Watertoo has peaked a month early according to Dr. P. W. Powers president of the Bla Hawktional bank. Country banks are issuing fewer smaller loans as farmers sell hogs and cattle earlier to counter corn costs. Farmers use the cash to repay loans, aiding Waterton institutions. Spring meat shortages loom due to reduced fattening. Cooler weather continues with eight degrees above zero as a fringe forecast. Berlin jockey Rastenberger, top Royal Granditz rider, has joined the army and trains as an artilleryman at Franfort-on-the-Oder.
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Watertoo
P.W. Powers
Bla Hawktional Bank
Nr. Po
Waterton
Pr. Powers
Famots
Berlin
Chicago and New York Cash Grain and Market Report
Chicago and New York markets show steady to firmer cash prices across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn quotes list No. 2 red wheat at 1.85, various yellow corn grades near 90 to 1.00, and flax at 2.90 for May with December at 2.54. Butter and eggs firm in New York. live poultry firm with no set prices. potatoes ranged around 1.50 to 1.60. Livestock prices indicate typical wholesale ranges for hogs, cattle, and veal with regional farm-market listings and real estate transfers noted in nearby columns.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakota
Kota
tLivea
New York
Liverpool
Sng
Manitoba
London
Paole
Waterloo
Sea Grazz
Waterlas
Minar Quill
Lpatenton
Wellington
NANX
Crystal Pioneer
Oranga
Sane Perot S
Urgent Demand Lifts Hogs and Livestock Prices
Chicago livestock market reports demand rising across hogs and cattle with prices up from Saturday. Hogs sold top $10.20 with mixed lots around $9.50 to $10.15. cattle opened steady with top $12.50 for steers and cows from $3.85 to $12.26, while sheep and lambs strengthened to about $11.00 for yearlings and $13.00 for lambs amid steady arrivals. Kansas City followed with steady hogs around $9.50 to $9.90 and cattle mixed with steers near $10, stockers and feeders at $5.76 to $8.00.
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Chicago
Union
Jane
Texas
Ton Springs
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Calven
SHUEP
South Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Opens
South Omaha Nebraska December 11 reports cattle receipts 10 500 with steady open and prices for native steers cows and heifers western steers Texans and stockers and feeders. Hog receipts 11 300 market opened higher with heavy pigs and bulk sales around 33 50 to 35 85. Sheep receipts 3 000 market opened higher with yearlings lambs and ewes priced across the day.
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South Omaha
Neb
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Waterloo Evening Courier and
Daily’ Reporter
Waterlos
Palace Art Shoppe
Ecemest
Te WU
B. Coll
Xizas
Waterloo Employment Wency
Dady
Crestal Theatre
Berwin’s
Pinder
Detson
Avecox
Stewart Peundry
Cedarlis
Lowa
Blackemith
Pripoli
Lowe
Jack Tre
Care
Taloz
Lave
Bulbes Desay Barbier
A. B. Loveley
Pwest
Izia
Badal
Amily
Fastorthe
Parsons
Ohero
Victrola
Black
Clappera Studio
East Fourth
West Sixth Street
Ciosa
East First Street
East Third Street
West Third
High Street
West Elde
Monses
Houss
Lows Street
Henz
A. Schroeder
East Aide
Denver Street
Maine & C
Bexit
Busin
Hent
Leland Avenue
Iss
Monroe
Lews
Vowe
Aredula Puppiss
Inguire
Newton Street
Iowa
G. L. Smith
P. G. Hoffman
Wash‘burn
West Fifth Street
Elinahe Grand
J. So. Mynn
Chesy
Waterloo Engraving & Service Co
Schondacht
Heinze
Steinway
Scott, RB
East
Goling & Monroe
W. C. Heisler
E. E. German Grocery
Heal
Twin Cities
CO. Meisler
BE. E
German Grocery
Duval County
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Park Addition
Howard & Bowman
Black Hawk
Bank Building
Bishop- Baines Poultry Farm
Rocher
Lown
Piasos
Sal City
Pacific Coast
Superior
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Clement
Des Maines
Goar
One City
Iowa Securities Co
Care Courier
Reg_ular
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Fra Tadamar
Wothee
Black Hawk County
Emily C. Bruner
Aled
Fred
Peyttt
Clarksville
Oqutrkeville
Toe Swalbe
Orin Myers
Lander
Wyo
Haver
Cheever
J. Ogenfritz
F. B. Ewing
Peart Smith
Ewing
Charles Iendon
Wilton Davidson
Ogalalle
Neva
A. J. McCrery
Inver Grove, Mins
Flower Gold
Josephine Knott
Misses Mayme
Marguerite Breckner Weer
Art Clifton
Hazel Beyers
Dilek Kireholt
Murmer
Mohawk Condensed
Mile - Washove
Fetter Pon
Plainfield
Cedar False Daily News
MES
U.N. Ward
Evening Courier and Rajurtor
Edie Watts
Pourth
Main Streets
Lawn City
Vr Quak Qats
Onthun News
Dee
Poe
Ah Pork
Denis
Azasl Agos
Mary
Wheat Dee Oe Ld
Ley
Lab
Fredericksburg
Mercury
Waterinol
Ralph B. Slippy
Ybui
Witeo
Nowhite SE
Black Hawk County Abatro Co
Monen
M. F. Kelly
Cowin
Simpson
Frank HE . Werner
Overman
Tenons
Ibert Strasbel
Charles Radifer
Grand View
Benedict
James Black Dry Goods Co
East Waterloo
W. Gales
Roy C. Dinzy
Manson
J. Bork
C. A. Posse
Watson
la Porte
Este
Alzabeth Bley
Trustees of
Free Methodist Church of
E. Brown
Dickinson
Fred Marsh
Whitney
West Waterloo
Dorothy Dawson
Albert Stroebel
Lee
Evening Courier
Market News
Marsh-Place
PB. Hill
Lamson Bros
Chicago Board OF Tradr
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