WANTED HELP AND MISCELLANEOUS OFFERS IN WATERTOWN COURIER
A flood of classified notices advertising help wanted positions and miscellaneous needs. Entries seek a competent female for general house work and other farm or office duties, a mature woman for general office work, a man and wife for elderly companionship, and various items for sale or purchase including oats leather traveling cases piano tuning sewing services and furnace installation. Contact details and approximate locations appear scattered across the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pedersen
Khetse
Pam
Witer
Amd
Lew Particu
Ford Pruck A &L
Gra
Ley Motor Co
Pitti St. Irhone
Stroebel Music House
Fhons
Piain
Tof Doe
Fort Coupe
Mali
Azn
Fleistein
Crades
Emi
Emersey
Init
Divorce Petition Cites Cruel Treatment in Iowa District Court
The district court of laws in Black Hawk county Iowa begins a case in 1924 linked to a divorce petition. The petitioner accuses the respondent of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering her life. The court schedule lists a March term with appearances required by the respondent. Official notices warn of a decree if no appearance is made. Classified ads follow for rent and real estate.
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District Court of Laws
Wid
Black Hawk County
Maren Ferm
Engel Metnivre
Wiebe
Waterloo
Maron
Pike
Slas
Zimmerman
Fray
N Rock Cockerels
A. C. Wilford
Fhone
Town Securities
L. S
Parsons Storage Dept
Boyd Transfer & Storage Company
Minneapoli
GEGAL
State of Iowa
Caroline B.bowen
Fred 8
Pettit
Black Hawk Counss
Matilda M. Peterson
Tearl M. Kimball
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
Attor- Peeys
Tatel
Fred
Tit
Clerk District Court
For Sale and Notices Mixed Classified Items
A dense OCR sample lists many sale ads and notices. It includes autos for sale, houses and household items, farm goods, produce, clothing, and various services. Legal notices on wills and estates, bankruptcy, and company reorganization are interspersed with miscellaneous classifieds and sale pitches.
Views of the people Sure Cure for graft
The author defines graft as bribery and a smoother scheme used by corrupt officials to enrich themselves. A cure is found in universal honesty and public integrity, honoring Lincoln and Washington as ideals, while praising the unknown soldier and the nation’s collective sacrifices.
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Rae Crib
Welfarr
George Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Monet Iwarth
Parkersburg News Briefs and Local Notices
Parkersburg residents travel to Wellsburg and Chicago for visits and plans. Dr. Me F Edwards hosts the ill at the 31 E church. A son to Miss Gregory increases the family to four boys. H F Dix moves to Iowa Falls for night work. Frinke and Marie Goerrier return from Dubuque for vacation. Virginia Dowlin visits tied sister while at Cedar Rapids school. Wil Anderson remains ill. Funeral services for G C Gleason held at home with burial in Oak Hill. born in Massachusetts in 1841, he lived on a farm then town, leaves widow and two daughters H B Koolman Wellsburg and A O Strout.
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Parkersburg
L. Reinswald Jefe
Yeel
Dear Rapids
Ieen
Wellsburg
Chicago
Martin Reirite
F. Edwards
Gregory
Mie
T. I. Omen
Minnesota
West Siders
H. F. Dix
Iowa Falls
Illinois Central Station
A -Frinke
Marie Goerrier
Dubuque
Virginia Dowlin
Massachusetts
H. 8. Koolman
A. O. Strout
B. W. Northrop
Dunkerton Deaths and Weddings Include Trumbauer Pair
Dunkerton Iowa reports the funeral of Mrs Oliver near Jesup, while Ethel Trumbauer wed Cole Ormim in Marshalltown. The couple will settle in Omaha after holidays. Also noted are illness in Paul Trumbauer, a Water look hospital stay for Clair Geld, and a Christmas program at local churches. A letter to the editor defends the transient population.
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Dunkerton
T. D
Salian Trumbauer
Oliver
Jesup
Marshalltown
Mies Ethel Trumbauer
Cole
Ormim
F. D. Trumbauer
Oelwein
Omaha
Paul Trumbauer
H. A. Trumbauer
Mike — Stabell
Nia Magee
Minneapolis
Oscar
Clair
Ace Dan Geld
Baptist Church
Mr. Browne
Waterlook
Toe
F. Shimps
Jacob Leddick
Leddick
J.C. Jensen
Waterloo
St. Joseph's
Community Notes From Clarksville Area Socials
Clarksville reports socials and visits including a dancing party at the auditorium on Thursday night with invitations from Henry Fisher, a weekend guest Mrs Carrie Soesben Greene, Abe Seltz and family trips to Greene and Bristow, a family reunion at Shell Rock, and updates on illness recovery for Mrs Robert Cochran plus local visits by B A Lee and others. A birth is noted for Charles Hoard’s daughter born Sunday morning December 18.
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Clarksville
Earl Seltz
Aon
Robert
Turmsday
Furi
Weinberg A “Miller Lumber! Company
Carrie Soesben
Greene
Mary Patten
Abe Seltz
J. N. Neal
Thuraday Hight
Henry Fisher
Ernest Roberta
Floyd -Asher
Arnold Amick
Oliver
H. ‘Amick
Shell- Rock
Robert Cochran
B. A. Lee
Waverly
Butterlodge
PL & A
Spector
C. A. Hammel
Tom Hickle
Shriners
Cedar
Rapigés
Abe Saiz
Bristow
Maud Arnole
A. RK. Leverich
Clarion
W. Needham
Sint
Abe Seitz
Charles Hoard
Tver Jepson
Sens
Lyle and Reed
Plainfield
Jessie Wamsley
Funeral and community notes from Gresham area
GRESHAM area reports Rev Wilson presided at the funeral of George Rommel in Readlyn with singers John Albright Mrs Coral Albright and Miss Mariel Albright in attendance. Cantata at Dunkerton Baptist church Friday and a Christmas program planned. Real estate transfers listed in Black Hawk County Abstract Co. records include multiple properties in East Waterloo and Waterloo. Weather notes warn of snow and freezing conditions with four degrees above minimum and nine above maximum. ice on millponds and winter revival of pond activity observed.
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Gresham
Dr. Wilson
George Rommel
Readlyn
John Albright
Coral Albright
Mariel Albright
Mr. Wilson
Dunkerton Baptist Church
Wiliam Miller
Rommel
Matilda Houdman
Woman's Missionary Society
Louis
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Sely
Nely
Orig
East
Waterloo
Ice& Fuel Co
East Waterloo
John Otto Wiidhagen
City of Waterloo
Oscar Saunders
Fister
Francis" Reitgel
Francis’ Reitzel
Becypheciae
Gertrude B.S
Maurice Kirby
Krantel & Place
Frank J. Fowler
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co, Nly
Selr
Wean
Carr
Elmer L. Riggle
Perto City
Ralph B
Charles Abbs and Cowles Lead Board Officers
Charles Abbs serves as president while D. Cowles is named secretary treasurer in the latest board slate. The brief notice lists Abbs and Cowles as key officers with duties defined for the organization’s governance.
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Charles
Hr. D. Cowles
Reas
Local Notes From Raymond Iowa Christmas Happenings
Raymond reports a week of illness and recoveries with residents visiting family. Deeter and Kelley tend chores for ill neighbor near Jesup. Marble family visits sister and father. Mrs Douglass assists for her daughter. Mrs Grokaw aids for daughter with severe cold. Thornton Nobe visits Hull home. Dress form demonstration at Mrs Lloyd's drew good attendance. four unfinished. Poyner No 7 Raymond students to Christmas program. many out of school due to colds. Lucile Turner slowly improves. Henry Poyner to undergo operation at Presbyterian Waterloo. Meumes sale held Dec 21. Reuter visits Jesup for few days. Elmer Tribe receives fruit from Orlando Florida sister. Special church music and Christmas activities planned. collection for needy children. Farmers Mercantile shippers send hogs to Waterloo.
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Raymond
Deeter
Jesup
Warren Kelley
Hin de
Pearl Marble
Iscouit
OL. Douglax
BE. D. Marble
Grokaw
Near Lowy
Steve Gladslone
Thornton Nobe
Vinten
B.S. Hull's
Theo
MeSumes Sale
Hatiy Reuter
Jesup Mondiay
Pint
Elmer Tribe
Orlando
M.E
Poyrer No.7
Raymond School
Rouse
Farmers: Mercantile Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Warms With Local Mileposts And Courts
The Cedar Falls scene centers on the Johnson bus Co. case in Mayor Ratshauge's court as defense challenges the traffic ordinance. Benson Community Party planned at the schoolhouse. zero weather prompts fire department calls. Christmas drive totals reach 250 with prize awards to Lincoln district pupils. Community updates include city payrolls and local arrivals with short notes on residents and officials.
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Cedar Falls
Johnson Bus Nue
Ratshauge
Ena R. Reeves
J. B. Newman
Retshauge
Benson
Benson Community Club
Banson
Public Schools Close For Two Weeks Christmas Break
La Porte City public schools shut Wednesday afternoon for a two week holiday vacation. Students will spend Christmas at homes. programs featured festive rooms, exchanges of gifts, and a high school concert in the auditorium. Evangelical Church plans a Friday Christmas program at 7:40 pm with music, readings, and tableaux. Rebekah lodge bazar succeeded socially and financially, aiding lodge funds. Mrs. Helen Greiz and James O’Brien visits noted as holiday guests and local connections mentioned.
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la Porte City
Dow
Hgh
proKrant
Evangelical Church
Wll
Fort Dodge
Helen Greiz
Port Tedge
Uaint
FW Kline
Ma Greig
Peoria
Noi
George Greig
Cold Wave Eases But Snow Threat Lingers
A cool wave that gripped Waterloo and vicinity yesterday was tempered today with temperatures near four above, while officials warned that snow could still threaten the area.
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Waterloo
West School Children Sing Christmas Carols
A picked chorus of West Gras School children under Miss Naneen Davis sang Christmas carols at St Francis and Presbyterian hospitals, city and county jails, and homes of the sick. Between 1912 and 1919 nearly 4 billion dollars was added to railway property values in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gras
Naneen Davis
St. Francis
Presbyterian
A Daity Boudo Pattern 3194 Offers 4 Sizes For Styling
Waterloo pattern notice describes a dainty boudoir pattern 3194 with four sizes 32 34, 36 38, 40 42 and 44 46 inch bust. It lists yardage for 36 inch material and 22 inch material for cap, with fabrics like lawn and crepe suitable. Orders were to be filled within ten days after sending, with pattern mailed on receipt of payment.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Interuniyue
Ginek & Hansen's
Mattrass
Sumie
Davenport
Aire Courier
Dave Aetomotive School
Bank
Ted
Peter Sary
Cart
Finnace
Razet
Trinule
Lafayette
Dwig
DE Linety
Lnr
Wally
RTE
EGA
Motias
Pentads
Apehue Able
Niall Bour
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Ouse
Ang
Bereet
Lelind
Curling
Jonce
Tarnmemi Ave
Walur
Sehpel
Mtsu
West Third
Kent
Air Cortlunde
Oaklawn
Bath
Broadway
West Fourth
Snr. & DR
Aterloo
Mederh
Truitt Um Merden
Saya
Mom
Ufe
Fauc
Shekleton
Goss
Land Co
Mitchell
Wittesnps
Rome
Wille Moor Whitnes
Locahontas
Coxe
Hote Coal Co
Forgale
Waterloo Manufacturing Co
Ui J
State of
Iowa
Pwax
Bigaufacturing, Co
Cort
Businesal J
Black Hawk Counts
Hanles H. Abbs
Julius D. Cowles
Maid Corporation
Charles H. Abbs Rhall
Julius Roeder
Iea
H. D. Cowtes
Fieid
Cxiinder
Burin Cha
Cafe Lam
Dermywattte
Juni Steam
Sale -Corporation
Sycamore St
Tse i
Scholtz Tool, Gear & Meh
Wks
Po Ixth & Jefferson Star
Africa
Enquipe
Ari
Jeferson-Ste
Waterton, Fo
Ceuite An
F &T Courier Offion
Ivor Sale
Morse
Sears
Galte
Yehildren
Rlee
G. Detlow
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ranits
Lowa
Sale
Bonnameen
Edison Records
Prac
Hale Enfec
C. Burkett
Barenias
Holland Furnace
Bargatus
L. S. Partons Music House
Geo
J. Miller
Towa
Charles Herman
jlUs Berthehone
New York
Wisconsin
East Side
Feft Lake
Mippin
West Fifth St
Ateixer & Som
Pdkoit
Ye. Wast Firth St
Hawthorne Ave
United States District Court
Touls H. Brandes
Bankrut
Louis H. Brand A
Black Hawk
Louis H. Brandes
Marsh Place
Waterlow
Town
JG Jordan
iNeferee
Aystain
Dunkeeton
Bernice -Nesfield
J. Kilmer Moérers
Mabel Campbett
Comell College
Mike Stabell
Fairbank
Gresham, Tanne
George H. Twaldle
Cedar Faille
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Four Street
Cesar Falls
Johnson Bus Co
Sre
Olive
neily-Htth
George Z
Lincoln Street
Colle! Training School
Cheri Mas
Johnson
Tank Aldrich
Cedar Valley Road
Mwenla
No OM. Andreasen
Neb
Danisi College
Isin
S.A. Patel
Dar Rapids
Vinton
Eaim Adams
Waterlon
Priice
Mais Cher
Iphant
Flat Rock
Rebekah Lodge
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Harmony li
Mareeone Abbott
James O'Brien
Weines O'Brien
Mrs. O'Brien
2. O Brien
West School
Blige
Iwmi Lee
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