For Rent and Rooms in Various Houses Near City
Directory style notice listing numerous rental offerings and room shares. Includes several properties on Denver street West Fourth Wellington and East First Street, with prices from 12 to 21 per month, descriptions of modern or partially modern flats, single and double rooms, housekeeping options, and contact details. Also notes a factory need for sewing staff and a buy/sell line for real estate.
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Iowa
A. Sebrueder
Fourth Street
Wellington
Ned
Ing Tellington
Denver Street
West Sixth Street
Rorment
Saolere
Closa
East First Street
Mulberry
Third
West Third
High Street
Movriern
West Side
Pama
West Fifth Street
IK Munn
Waterloo Engraving & Service Co
Echangortf
Heinze
Steinwar
Cricker
Ing
Brust
Scott B. Prowel
East Fourth
For Sale or Trade Listings and Notices Fragment
For sale or trade notices list land parcels and farm equipment in Iowa and Missouri. Bank notices announce a Waterloo bank shareholders meeting for January 9 1917 with board of directors transactions. Probate notice requests proof of will for Emly C Bruner with 1917 hearing date.
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Woodlawn
Corler
Boling & Mouras
Airbank
Iowa
Ladtele
Tantary
Postoria
Chirch
H.C. Miller
Aredale
Towa
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Ira Stodamarc
Cashiar
Black
Fawk County
Emly C. Bruner
Fred
Pettit
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Only Upon Written Order
Wateroo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter notes outline for discontinuing "Till Forbid" ads. Advertisers must submit a written order to halt occurrences, with a printed blank provided for return. A memo warns reminders after 10 a.m. risk delaying publication to the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Ant Daily Reporter
Fairbank News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Fairbank notes a former resident Michael Redden visiting family in Fairbank from Wairbank, local residents entering St Francis hospital for kidney surgery, and G B Newton hired to install heating at the new school. The W R C elects officers for the coming year, with Mrs. Alle Leehey as president and others in officer roles._events include a Grandy Center wedding, a Nazar dinner, a fundraiser by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, a Knights of Pythias talk by Atlttwood, and local moves and visits across Fairbank_
Clarksville Notes and Local Family Updates
Clarksville notes report the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Joe Swaine, a ten day visit by Orin Myers of Lander, and visits by Mrs Ed Cheever and family. J Tigenfritz traveled to Minneapolis for his daughter's illness, with Mrs PF R Ewing and Miss Pearl Smith accompanying him. Mrs Chavet London of Waterman and relatives visited, and William Davison of Oratalia visited relatives.
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Clarksville
Dev
Joe Swaihe
Hains
Chavet London
Waterian
William Davison
Oratalia
Sanday
Mane
Little Son
Minn
Wedding bells and new beginnings at year end
A couple married on December 6 at the bride’s cousins home with a ring ceremony using the groom’s great grandfather’s ring. The couple, Ed Kramer and Elsie Tod, will reside on a farm southwest of Ansen Morrish, while Mere Hugh Boyd and two children moved from Waterloo to live with her parents Alpert Boyd this winter. A separate wedding in Clarksville featured Henry Beebe and Catherine Best with a large family dinner. A Red Cross seal drive supports a community nurse for a week, with Cross Day on December 10 and merchants urged to display seals on packages.
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Mere Hugh Boyd
Waterloo
Wilk Hoe
Alpert Boyd
Hugh
Bin
Herfiat Jacobs
Ney, Sire, Anderson
Alliwon
Ed Kramer
Mind Elsie Tod
Allinos
Nina
Jacobi
J AN
Nebraska
Beat
Ananigk Baur
Beo
Leon m
Clarksville
Jake
Wales
Willy Be Abe
Waverly Notes Labor, Visits, and Family News
Waverly updates list residents returning from work at the sugar factory main street. Mae Strom of Clatton visited the Leet home for the weekend. Fay Anderson enjoyed a two month Kansas auto trip and plans Canada in spring. Flower guild met at Miss Josephine Knote’s. refreshments served. Mayme and Marguerite Breckner visited Waterloo relatives. Mrs Harold Miller improving at home. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Art Cliton Saturday. Havel Beyer travels to Minneapolis then returns with a cousin moving here. Dick Kirchott, manager of Palmer creamery leased by Mohawk Condensed Milk Co, visited home over Sunday.
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Waverly
Reg
Tom Leet
Main
Laet
Mae Strom
Clattlon
C. Strom
Fay Anderson
Kansas
Canada
Josephine Knote
Mayme
Marguerite Breckner
Waterloo
George Sager
Harold Miller
Art Cliiton
Havel Beyera
Minneapolis
Dick Kirchott
Palmer
Mohawk Condensed Milk Co
Wns
Readable community notes from Littleton and Floyd
Social and church events mark a quiet week in Littleton and Floyd. Obituaries, weddings, and holiday plans unfold as families travel and town groups host bazaars, sales, and a Christmas program.
Cedar Falls Notes Bid Busy Holiday Scene
Local Cedar Falls items report upcoming lunches at Black Hawk hotel and theatre events, meetings of clubs and societies, visits by Homer Northway, moves by John Thrall, a January milk inspection push, and plans to celebrate Christmas with a multi-night municipal program led by George Wyth and local officials.
Miss Selva Thompson Returns to Cedar Falls
ST ANSGAR Dec 12 Miss Selva Thompson who studied at Cedar Falls returned home Friday morning to spend the winter. Harry Dodge left Tuesday for Stewartville Minn to visit his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Franc Dorssy Rev Mr and Mrs Galbreth entertained the Ladies Aid Society and husbands at the parsonage Wednesday evening. It was a dollar social and each member earned a dollar and explained how they did it. 36 added to the fund. Mrs C Dale left Thursday for Montross Minn after a week with relatives, also Mrs S B Bernstein and two children went to Apriston Minn to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J E B Holmes. Fredericksburg Dec 11 On Wed Nov 29 Miss Gilve Hutchinson a teacher was married to Mr Earl Tomps king The newlyweds have housekeeping in Mrs Henry Day's house in Newth's addition. On Thursday of last week Miss Eva Sehurkey had her tonsils removed. Wilson the three year old son of Mr and Mrs D C Parks had an operation for lung trouble last Wednesday He is reported to be recovering nicely.
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Birs
Allee Leehey
Mayme Rechkemmer
Fannie Codling
Elien Nichols
Agnes Collins
Mintha Coffin
Atha Wolgamor
Fairbank
Grandy Centm
Homer “& Lyons
C. G. Wy
W. Worgamot
Fred
Atlttwood
Simmeme Istce
Knights of Eythias
K. P
Attwood Ie
Atlantic
P Rota
Jiin Gehwein
C. G W. Milroad
Mary A. Gailus
Mary Pierce
Arvilla
Wrek
Ox Trotter
Oelwein
Trotter
Mayme Murphy
Dunlan
Littleton Littleton
George Fish
Grover Pingree
Edwin BR. Fish
Walker
Dukart
Liliness
M. C. Jenks
Littleton School
Mathediat
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Alma Jesse
Br. Meiers
Readlyn
August Jesse
Nettie Kissinger
Glasgow
Kun
Als
Drayton Hayes
Lena Hayward
J. L. Oxtas
Waterloo
Hea Elyen
Charles Hile
Flainfield
Theospital
Waverly
Howard Roach
Osake
Will Lynes
Cedar Valley Seminary
Metntire
Ladies of the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Charles Wes
Lynes
Cedar Falla
Bira
BE. J. ‘Thierman
Black Hawk Hotel
Cotton Theatre
Itomoun
Homer Northway
Sherburn
Minn
C. H. Northway
Tremont Street
John Thrall
Iowa Street
Thirteenth
College Streets
Greenwood Cemetery Association
J. K. Voorhees
Miss Backey
Dorley
Wedunesday Bridge Club
H. S. Glikey
Cedar Falls
C. G. Weisbard
O. E. S. Kensington
C. M. Fullerton
E. C. Weisbard
F. C. Jackson
Thierman
W. B. Walters
Edith Berger Townsend
Superior
Wis
Q. A. Jensen
Grant Street
Danish ‘Baptist Church
BE. C
Lea Palliger
J. W. Holland
Eitherhood
James Whitcomb Riley
Curtis Corwin
Iowa City
Iunerad
Greenwood Cemetery
Migsea Dora
Ethel Baldwin
Grundy Center
Sinca
Ernest Baldwin
Smith
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
William Galloway
Cedar Heights
Galloway
P. I. Bond
A. H. Speer
H. J. Peterson
Burtla Williams
Christiansen & Romme
Main Street
Claude Cox
Orphin Wilson
Redmond
Ore
Max Cunning
O. V. Cunning
ST. Ansgsr
St. Ansgar
Selva Thompson
Heme
Harry Dodge
Stewartville
Franc Dorssy
C. Dale
Montross
S. BD. Bernstien
Apriston
Sire
J. EB. Holmes
Fredericksburg
Misa Qilve Hutchinson
Earl Tomps King
Henry Day
Newth
Eva Sehurkey
Wilson
D. C. Parks
Infant mortality 1916 decline in New York City
New York on December 12 reports that infant deaths in New York City fell notably in 1916 despite the infantile paralysis epidemic. The Babies' Welfare association projects about 1,000 fewer deaths than in 1915 and notes it has aided over 10,000 infants through 126 collaborating institutions and societies.
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New York
New York City
Babies’ Welfare Association
Suc
Natives Startled as Spaniards Lose Retreat in Peru Tale
A Spanish historian notes Pizarro and companions owed their survival to a rider's fall. Indians, astonished by the split in the Spaniards, fled in fear as their retreat collapsed.
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Herrara
Pizarro
South America
Wheat Prices Fall on Berlin Peace Proposals Chicago
The Chicago market saw a sharp wheat tumble as Germany proposed peace, with May futures around 1.66 and July near 1.42. Corn and oats weakened alongside wheat while provisions edged up on the peace news, and trading volumes surged as prices moved rapidly.
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Chicago
Chicago and Waterloo Cash Market Snippets Dec 12
Chicago cash grain and livestock quotes show mixed wheat corn and flax pricing with May and Dec futures. Regional market notes include Waterloo real estate transfers and assorted dairy egg and poultry prices plus local agriculture items.
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Chicago
Sac
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Liverpool Grain
Liverpool
Hogs Hold Own Cattle Are Weak at Union Stock Yards
Chicago stock yards report steady hog demand with strong receipts and mixed prices. Cattle market closes weak while sheep and lambs sell readily. receipts today show 45,000 cattle and 16,000 sheep with higher forecast for tomorrow. Top hog price reaches about 10.25 while cattle tops around 12.60 and calves fetch up to 12.75.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Castle
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City hogs receipts 22,000 with steady market. Prime fed steers near 10.75 to 12.00, dressed beef steers 7.50 to 10.60, western steers 6.50 to 10.40, stockers 6.75 to 8.04, calves 68 to 111. Sheep and lamb standings show lambs 11.75 to 12.86, yearlings around 9.25, ewes 7.50 to 9.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Owas
South Omaha Livestock Market Opens Strong in Midweek Trade
Receipts at South Omaha totaled 8,100 cattle with steers near 7.00 to 9.25 and cows 6.00 to 7.75, stockers 5.00 to 8.25. Hogs reached 8.65 to 10.00 with heavies 9.30 to 9.80 and most sales 9.50. Sheep receipts 17,800. yearlings 8.80 to 10.50, swathers 8.26 to 9.25, lambs 11.00 to 13.90.
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Chicago
Minn
Des.Whelas
South
Omana
Med
Texas
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Daily Reporter
Palace Art Shoe
U. S. Gold Co
Apriy Waterloo Employment Agency
Eaat
Test
Farty
Melfer
Herc
Tewsr
Town
Beach Sto Fais
Iuws
Geo
H. Biltehell
Tring
Lowaranted
Tischer
Meines
Tess
Barber College
Aaa
Ood
Wiscellaneous
Hent
H. A. Brains & Co. Ae
Farsons Music House
Leland Avenue
Boling & Monroe
Lown
Mead Pianos
Farsona
Voss Piano
Hamilton
4Th & Jett
Aredele
Newton Street
G. L. Smith
Jersey
P. G. Hoffman
Washburn
wWantsi
Aining Rai
Adress
Courier
Jooz
Piang
Parsons
Victola
Clapper
Byvank Transfer Co
Inquire
Raventh
Gs Heal Estate
City Hmits
Eal Hetate
Minnesota
Heisler
Real Setate
Twin Cities
Mondy
Duval County
Florida
Duval County Commissioners
Jacksonville
Fla
Howard & Bownan
Black Hawk
Poultry i Ag
Ponitsy
Bishops Haines Poultry Farm
Larre
Rowley
Tera
Frousfar
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Clement
Adésens
Des Moines
Parms
Iowa Securities Co
Financial
Ood Security
Cure Courier
Millar
Floyd Field
Ladies’ Ald Society
J. J. Scofeld
Floyd
L. A. Beattie
Welter Arcing
Buffalo
H. K. Berney
H. H. Myers
Jay Cole
Harry and
Wallace
Cady
Tom Williams
George Seaton
Crookston
Andy
E Messrs and Mines
J. P. Myers
G. G. Knoxlton
Miis Myrtle Raygnend
Charles City
Plainfield
D. N. Hurd
Vening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Lawn City
Cline
Cedar Falls Woman’s Club
G. A. Boehmler
H. H. Clay
George Wyth
Cedar Falls Commercial Club
3. H. Clay
Europe
Islands
First Congregational Church
Thont Sp
Germany
United States
Berlin
Peace News
Vair
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dakota
Springs
Park
Black Hawk County Abstret Co
J. Monen
M. F. Kelly
Cowtn
John Simpson
Frank E. Warner
J. M. Overman
Cedar
A. Mullarkey
H. S. Gilkey
Katheryn Sor- Satz
A. Stullarkey
Cedar Prs
Sacis See
Jonathan Dickinson
Frad Marsh
Whitney
West Waterloo
Dorothy Dawson
Albert Stroebel
Grand View
Fes
Seiseiao
Marsh-Place
A. KR. HW
Amononda, CO
Chicago Hoart OF Trade
South Omaha Livestock
Javkel
Jad
NG Baasin
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