Leavitt Johnson National Bank meeting notice in Waterloo Iowa
Notice lists a shareholders meeting at the bank office in Waterloo Iowa on Tuesday January 8 1918 at 10 o clock am to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and handle any business. Also includes administrator appointments and property notices across Black Hawk County Iowa with court actions and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotice
Leavitt
Johnson National Bank of
Amos D. Sweitzer
Black Hawk County
Eamel
District Court
Harriet Sweltzer
Albert Sweltzer
Fred
Petutyk District Court
Amstrument
Waterloo
Lewi
Weterlon
Iowa
Mullan Avenue
Mulvin Avenue
Sycamore Street
McLean
West Eleventh
Lews
Lowa
Mabel TH. Opfer
Pwirintitt
Sophia Schroeder
H. S. Schroeder
Mabel E. Collins
Jenks
MecQuilkin
Beal
A. T
District Court of
Towa
Wrterina
W. R. Taw
Ploh
Plaintif
Advertising deadline rule for want ads in Waterloo papers
Advertisers wishing to discontinue ads run until forbidden must submit a written order. A printed blank is provided to be filled and returned to the office, preventing telephone instruction errors. Advertisers may keep a copy for reference in their office. Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Telegraph.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courter
Daily Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Eleporter
Laymen's Revival Continues at Walnut Street Baptist
R Ferguson led last night’s lay evangelistic services at Walnut Street Baptist Church with strong attendance. The sermon titled The Tip Roads contrasted two life paths as a quartet including Howell Crane Black and Deal performed The Way Side Cross. A large chorus joined, and Harts Lake with a team aided the evening. another service will be held tonight with details announced at start.
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R. Ferguson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ira L. Deal
Messrs
Howell
Crane
Black
Deal
Baker Blamed by Crozier for Gun Shortage
In a congressional hearing Gen Crozier blames Secretary Baker for delays in arming the forces while detailing advance orders and Allied designs used. He notes shortages in cantonments and ammunition but says American troops will not be delayed in reaching the theatre of war.
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Congress
Gen. Crozier
Chamberlain
Gen. Crexler
United States
Weeks
Tilteh‘cock
Crozier
Pew
Germany
Senator Hitchcock
Senator Chamberlain
Canlonmenls
France
National Guard
Ordnance Department
Baker
Ecratary
Wisconsin Students Burn La Follette Effigy on Campus
Wisconsin university students held a large meeting to show loyalty to the government. At the close they burned an effigy of Senator La Follette on the Madison campus.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin University
la Follette
Bolsheviks Fail to Cut Supplies as Army Fights to Hold Siberia
Reports from Petrograd describe Bolshevik efforts to cut Moscow to Petrograd supply lines and sever Siberian communications as unsuccessful. The Times correspondent notes the Constituent Assembly may be subservient to the Bolsheviks while being adjourned indefinitely. A decree orders arrest of Constitutional Democratic leaders and steps against the party linked with Generals Kornilov and Kaledine. An official note says no German peace terms have been submitted, only armistice discussions. An auto crash on Argyle Street near Logan Avenue is reported with no police confirmation by noon.
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Moscow
Petrograd
Siberia
London
Times
Pravda
Constitutional Democratic Party
Constitutional Democratic Organization
Kaledines
Kornilos
Amsterdam
Berlin
Markets Storm Past Grain Shipments With Higher Oats
Storms disrupt grain movement as corn rallies on crop doubts and weather. Prices show gains for January and May contracts while oats hit new seasonal highs. provisions fall on sagging hogs and market pressure. Paris, London, and Omaha quotes cited along with several regional grain markets.
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Chicago
Dea
Prices and markets in Chicago and elsewhere December report
A bundled market update shows butter and eggs prices varying by region with Chicago listing firm butter at 50 62 60 for firsts and 44 50 for ordinary firsts, potatoes lower, and mixed pork and poultry quotes. Reports from Kansas City St Louis New York include butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry with regional price ranges and receipts. The Waterloo market lists prices for grains, hay, cattle, hogs, and refined commodities, while an extensive ad describes medical treatments and a testimonial for Dr Wilbert Shallenberger of Chicago and Oelwein Iowa.
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Woowera
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Waterloo
Shakienberger
Shailenberger
New Low Stock Records Hit Exchange on Dec 18
New low records for many industrials and rails were set in today’s New York stock market. Weakness stemmed from railroad uncertainty in Washington and fears of unfavorable military developments abroad. United States Steel common fell to 79 percent, near its 1916 low. rail names like Pennsylvania, L N, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific preferred, and Chicago Great Western traded at levels unseen for five years to a generation.
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New York
Liberty
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Reading and Southern Railway
Marine
General Electric
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Washington
United States Steel Common
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Chicaso
Judge Dictionary Setstle Disputes New Words Defined
Readers are offered The New Universities Dictionary with thousands of terms not in other dictionaries. The work updates language as science business religion and arts introduce new words. Twenty five supplementary dictionaries are included to cover aviation mail baseball and other sports terms.
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Johnson
Swift Addison
Pone
Yeats
Trade Good Large Automobile for Horses or Mule Team
Want ads list barter of a large automobile for horses or mules or a truck. Other notices include storage ad from Macknaman and various goods for sale such as furniture, kitchen items, tools, and a Saxon Six car. Also job seeks for workers and rental of a furnished front room. Contact numbers provided.
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Macknaman
D. F. Schrock
Waterton
Ford
East Fourth St
Commercial St
West Fourth St
Hogs Fall Sharply and Cattle Sheep Also Weaken in Market
Hog prices drop as receipts rise sharply with 63,000 hogs and 24,000 cattle reported. Mixed hogs sell from 16.45 to 17.40, sows and boars weaker. cattle see declines across native steers 7.25 to 14.40 and calves 3.60 to 18.40. sheep receipts around 17,000 with weak demand and lambs at 12.60 to 17.00.
Kansas City and St Louis Livestock Markets Summary
Kansas City market receipts: hogs 4,000 steady trading from 15.75 to 17.86, cattle 8,000 weak with steers 9.00 to 15.50, cows 5.75 to 10.00, calves 6.00 to 12.75, sheep 5,000 steady with lambs 16.40 to 16.80, yearlings 22.50, ewes 10.00 to 11.50. St Louis and Omaha reports include hogs 18,000 down 30 cents with heavy at 17.00 to 17.40, cattle 10,000 lower with steers 8.00 to 15.00, cows 5.00 to 11.00, calves 5.75 to 15.50, sheep 1,000 steady to 18.86 for lambs, yearlings 11.75 to 13.28. Omaha hogs 11,600 with heavy 16.60 to 16.90, cattle 7,400 with steers 9.00 to 14.00, calves 8.00 to 13.50, sheep 17,500 steady with lambs 14.85 to 16.85.
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Chicago
Abatisa
Cabatis
Waterloo
Vral
BEM
Wapree
Tame Bay
Kansas City
Lamba
St Louia
Bio
Bec
Omaha
Neb
Daily Bandit Haul Late But It Came
Chicago police faced a slow day until a LaGrange bank is robbed of 25000 dollars with 16000 in gold. Four bandits threaten five employees and two customers with pistols, then flee in a black touring car.
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Chicago
la Grange
Bane Clearings for Week in Waterloo Bank Reports
Waterloo Clearing House reports weekly bank clearings for the week ending Dec 33 191% with daily totals cited and a year over year comparison. Instruments recorded show deeds mortgages and chattel mortgages with various totals and increases noted.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
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Waterloo Evening Courier ! and
Daily Reporter Ae
Chas. E. Xott Qure
Hendolph
West
Williford
Sycamore Sty
JR. Bent
Lex
Frink
Fourth Street
Black Hawk Bank
Hazel Russell Lamson
Wanvea
Cedar Rapids Burger College
Gar
Soman
P. G. Box
Davenport
Des Moines
Tri-City Barber College
Belvndie
Warner Hotel
BicCankey Register Company
High Cliss
J. F. Cooley
Pearts
Aa, Courier
Vaeper
Hear Feinbeck
Lona
Roy Bryant
245
Vista Ave
Cedar ‘Valley | Cigar Co
Sagan Conce
Agate Ales
Rapresentatise
EB. A. Co
Flour
Gall
Willtord
Cenis
Turin
S. Parsons Muri Beissa
Bazoxs
Ekates
Sharpen
Fifth Street
L. S. Parsons
L. Mazer
Philadelphia
Weelern Avenue
Si Boom Hous Studuy Modern
Raved St
Teck
Carine
Nine Room Horse
Partizman Hight
Sycamore
Auitre
Tony Genile
Hent
West Side High School
Arthur C. Cain
West Jeide
Grant Ave
Chone
Ted
E. Gibson
Commercial Bank
Myestock
Courter
Gay W., Campbell & Co
Bridge St
Parsons
Pactf
Boyd
Minneapolis
Minn
Greproof
Iowa Warehouse Co
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Timothy Ay
Phone Floral
Blut
Binck
Snap
Smas
Hamilton
West Fourth
Pinza
Bor Sais
Shropahire Bers
Welte
A. R McMillin
Coox
J. N. Ackermas West
Thirteenth St
Music House
Sele
B. A. Go
A. c. Willara
Sycamore St
Bor
Estaurant
Parsons Music House
Lafayette St
He Sherman
East Site
Lafayette
Futh Int
Pries
John Weamson
Fowler Sv Seal
Akiimish
Dawson Stu
FOR Trade
Waterslea
Tow
Hitchcock
Tey
Argyle Strest
Logan Avenue
Board OF Trade
Kansas City Grate
ST. Louis Gerad
St. Louis
Toledo
Maren
Alsike
Timothy
Peoria
Xavy
Nts
Rant Kelso
Vinton
Hubert EB .Young
Gladbrook
Samuel J. Vaughn
Shell Rock
Fred McDonald
Alcester
Wesler D. Kiefer
Fort Laramie
O. Firemen
Raynard B. McGowan
Harry W. Yost
Casperon
St Louis
Pauttry
Aw York
Shhalienberzer
Oelwein
Wilbert Shallenberger
Elzy
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Wang
Miller Shoe Co
Altatio
Drexel State Bank
Wilbert Seallenberger
Girgago
Stock Exchange
Louis Livestock
BANE
DAV Simons
Grain and We
Merchants
H. Waterloo
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larrabee, Marr
Mr Nie Friel
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