For Sale Miscellaneoue Items and Notices
A jumble of sale ads lists items such as barber chairs sewing machines stoves furniture and livestock along with a legal notice about a will and a foreclosure case in Black Hawk County Iowa. The classified items include doors stoves and mills, while the legal notice pertains to John W. Steigelman’s will and a mortgage foreclosure proceeding in Waterloo Town Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cery
East Fourth
Cedar F. Barbercolle
Tite
Broney
Davenpor Ja
Des Moinen
Black Hawk County
Russell-Lamgon Hotel
Turner. Ee
John W. Steigelman
Ot San
Mabet Pila Schroeder
Shorae
Trent
Erin
Waterloo
Frank
Fur Wlaintitt
Annual Meeting Notice for Leavitt Johnson National Bank
Notice details the annual meeting of Leavitt & Johnson National Bank of Waterloo Iowa to elect a board of directors for the coming year and conduct business. It also outlines loan policies, security requirements, interest rates, and secretary duties. Dated Waterloo December 21 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flar
Leavitt & Johnson National Jbank
Waterloo
Jawa
Hesbunklys
Ogiock Aw
Les Kodarpar
Joan Association of Waterloo
Gasoclathon
Leavitt & Johnson National Killink
Stockhollers
tJn‘corporation
Anticle Iv
Shin Association
Capltv
Chin Corporation
Board of Directors
Iowan
EB. Dempster
Local News and Socials From Jesup and Surrounding Towns
Born to Mr and Mrs Omer Fuller a daughter at Jesup on December 17. Howard Wyrick hosts guests at Bank Opera House with dancing and refreshments. Baptist church trustees plan improvements with Joseph Bfasteiler. Leo Gibbons recovering from knee injury infection. Former Jesup residents Arthur and Roy Decker start garage business at De Liebert garage. Morris Melrose and several students home for the holidays. Eastern Stars elect officers and Christmas program at Mrs George Walker’s. A Presbyterian marriage of Eva Wilkinson and Roy Youngs scheduled at 9 AM. Youngs to Philadelphia with Stanley Steamer job. Wilkinson daughter to attend business college. Miss Stellanson and Amond Klemp illnesses noted. Schon entertainment praised. teachers commended for student performances. Evelyn Knief visits from Waterlio for holidays. Clarence Freitag visiting from Tripoli. Miss Marie Vanham ill, Aug Panter ships stock cars. School two-week vacation. Wm Poehler moving to Buck Creek farm. Dayton township stock sale nets $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wyrick
Bank Opera House
The
Baptist Church
Joseph Bfasteiler
Leo Gibbons
Bute Ha
Arthur
Roy Decker
Jesup
de Liebert
Morris Melrose
Iowa University
Josephine Fuller
Epworth Seminary
Ralph Seames
Upper
iTowa University
Donald Walker
Ames
Fern Walker
Coo College
Cesar Rapids
Blanche Burrell
Belle Bordner
Elmner Stevenson
B. W F. Stoddard
Beile Ham
Gertrude Houck
Edith Ganfere
George Walker
W. CU
A. D. van Erman
Edith Emerson
Virginia Wilson
Grace Walker
Genevieve
Presbyterian Manse
Eva Wilkinson
Roy Youngs
A. GO. Knapp
WD. Wilkinson
Stanley Steamer Company
Philadelphia
Readlyn
St.Henry St. Noble
Stanley
Buck Creek
Dayton Township
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
Advertisement practice explained for Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter readers. When ads run till forbid, a written order is required to stop. A printed blank is provided to advertisers to mail back for discontinuation, with a copy kept for reference.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier and
Deaths, relocations, and holiday gatherings in La Porte City
La Porte City news notes report H J Bechtel traveling to Lansing to answer a telegram about his brother Wilsum's death after an appendectomy complications. J W Rowley near Presbyterian hospital for leg issues. likely to be brought home to recover. Mayor and Mrs John McQuitkin visit Della for Christmas with relatives. Various visitors from Missouri and Fargo arrive for holidays, including the Miller family and C P Batley. The P A E club hosts its annual reunion with Miss Latelle Gingrich hosting, a large gathering with a special Christmas eve dinner and festivities. Mrs Eva McLaughlin and Mrs C F Schechter visit Marshalltown relatives for Christmas, then return home.
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Porte City
H J
Bechtel
Lansing
Wilsum
la Crosse
Wis
J. W. Rowley
Rag Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Rowley
Jess
John McQuitkin
Della
G. H. Waechter
le Porte City
Iris
Iris Tuitorate Friends, Have Considered J. F. Retin
John
Christimady
Miller
Non
Robert
Moherly
Brandon
C. P. Batley
Fargo
N. D
C. A. Beast
Charles Miller
Marshalltown
Roy Wagner
Walter Messner
Kansas City
Ben Manwell
Maonwell
Eva McLaughlin
C. F. Schechter
Margnalltown
Dallas
Formar Club
Latelle Gingrich
RR. X_ Young
Ida Simp
Minneapolis
Minn
New Hartford Obituaries and Local Notices
Funeral services for Mrs Ben Kline Branick 85 died at Oikdale sanitarium were held at the M E church. Burial in Oakhill cemetery beside her husband. A daughter about seven survives. Other relatives live in Holland. Also funeral services for Wm Strong 82 held at Baptist church. interment in Oakhill. He pioneer farmer from 1854, later moved to Burns Kansas. Lawrence Camp of Louisville Christmas visit. Dr D H Peltier named captain in US Army medical service. Xels Jensen and Wm Ramsay tested for Jefferson Barracks enlistment. New Hartford O E B S chapter to hold initiation meeting Friday evening Dec 28. J C Bolton visiting from Chicago area. he has enlisted and may be called soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Ben Kline Branick
Oikdale
M. E
H. Reverts
Stout
Oakhill
Holland
Wm. Strong
Burns
Kan
Baptist Church
W. G. Jones
Mr Strong
Lawrence Camp
Louisville
D. H. Peltier
United States
Xels Jensen
Wm. Ramsay
Jefferson
J. C. Bolton
Chituga
Parkersburg social notes and local visits
Parkerburg reports festive holiday travel and greetings as Paul Strickland returns from Minnesota State University for Christmas. Visitors include Ray Connell and bride of Manchester, Miss Etta Taylor, Mrs Anna Roth, Miss Fira Woottz, Mrs George Light, and Lucien McDowell of Oregon. family health notes mention Mrs H Boade's death and funeral, and Mes F F Jungkune's return from Cedar Falls. Edgar Wright arrives from Canada and Mrs Rachelits from Monrovia, Cal visits prior to winter plans in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Paul Strickland
Minnesota State University
Holida Ray Connell
Bride
Manchester
Etta Taylor
Anna Roth
California
Roth
Muller
Waterloo
Fira Woottz
Mapleton
George Light
Presbyterian Hospital
H. Boade
Dell Spencer
Oak Hall Cemetery
Shea
Siblex
F. F. Jungkune
Cedar Falls
Boyd
Lucien McDowell
Oregon
George McDowell
Ethel Durnham
Wisconsin
A. Foote
Edgar Wright
Canada
Rachel Its
Monrovia
Cal
Stanley Conn
Missouri
Pioneer of Vinton Dies at Age of 81
J H Boyden a long time Vinton resident and Civil War veteran died at his home aged 81 He ran a furniture store for years and retired about a decade ago living with his son Frank Boyden The funeral was held at his residence assisted by the Masonic lodge noting he was a pioneer businessman in Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
J. H. Boyden
Mr. Boyden
New York State
Frank Boyden
Frank
Wesley Boyden
Vineton
Masonic Lodge
Munsonic Lodge
R. Smith
Methodist Church
Christmas Church Program and Community News
Raymond and family spent the holidays with relatives while the Sun day school in the Morningside area enjoyed a pantomime Christmas story. Readers performed and soloists contributed as funds for Palestine were collected. Red Cross gains exceeded twenty new members and a Junior Red Cross may form. The Poyner family gathered for a 20 person gathering. surgery is planned for Mrs. Glen Poyner in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Wes
Halt
Vincent
Hali
Fyler
Morningside
J. O. Felter
May
Marion
Winthren
Melters
Felter
C.H. Hall
Fyred Poyner
Harry Kelley
Palestine
Red Cross
Henry Poyner
Glen Poyner
Fresbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Radar
Markets Dip as Government Action Thwarts Early Gains
Chicago market report notes government seizure of railwayshed dampening corn optimism. Openings ranged near unchanged to down. December deliveries rose briefly but failed to sustain strength. Oats weakened after a brief rally, while provisions remained irregular and dull amid peace talks and weather forecasts.
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Chicago
Belling
Hue
Grain and Provisions Chicago Cash Quotations
Grain and provisions market report with cash quotations from Chicago and Peoria including corn prices for No 2 yellow No 3 yellow No 4 yellow and other grades, oats prices, rye flax and clover values, plus Kansas City Minneapolis and St Louis grain quotes. Names of cities and prices dominate the market snapshot.
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Chicago
Timothy
Kansas
Minneapolis Gralt
Minneapolis
Minn
Prices From New York and Chicago Markets Dec 27 1914
New York prices for butter, eggs, cheese and poultry show firmer receipts and mixed gains. Butter firm with higher creamer receipts and quoted extras at various cents per pound. Cheese steady. Dressed and live poultry show varied prices. Chicago and St Louis report butter unchanged and poultry higher with mixed egg pricing. Sugar markets flat with Cuban and Porto Rican sales noted.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Springs
St. Louis- St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas Clir
Hog Prices Down Cattle Also Off in Chicago Trade
Hog prices fell sharply as arrivals were larger than expected and cattle offerings were plentiful. Sheep volumes were lighter. Receipts: hogs 42,000. cattle 21,000. sheep 26,000. Hogs sold 16.76 to 17.06 for bulk. cattle natives 7.36 to 14.25. calves 8.50 to 26.75. sheep 9.00 to 12.10 for wethers and lambs 12.66 to 16.40.
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Chicago
Cattle, sheep receipts show mixed pricing in Omaha market
Omaha stockyard reports mixed receipts for cattle and hogs, with steer values around 12.00, cows and heifers 10.25, calves up to 12.75, hogs easing to about 16.50, and sheep trading steady for yearlings around 13.25 and lambs near 16.50, reflecting varied demand this period.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Reports
Market notes from Kansas City showing cattle receipts around 4,000 with steers up to 14.58 and cows to 9.50, calves to 15.00, and sheep with lambs to 16.15 while hogs in St. Louis receipts near 12,000 with lights to 27.20 and heavy to 17.40. Also lists mercantile paper rates in New York and local price quotes for corn oats and produce in Omaha and Waterloo markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Waterloo
Dee
Wellington
Creamery
Camp Cody Letter From Peter Kress Describes Training
Peter Kress writes from Camp Cody New Mexico to a friend in Iowa detailing trench digging barbed wire entanglements and 16 truckloads of troops. He notes rifle cleanliness grenades and bayonet training with a colonel pushing up to date gear. He mentions family visitors and college friend stops over the holiday amid the dry sunny weather.
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Barclay Barclay
Peter Kress
Camp Cody
Deming
Iowa
West
Company G
U.S
New Mexico
Charles Ortner
Kies
Dubuque
BM. and
G. Risse
Mary Vudvik
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Services Fill Dunkerton Churches War Time Observance
In Dunkerton on December 27 Christmas exercises filled Baptist and Methodist churches as war time scarcity showed on decorated trees with gifts sent away across the water. Isaac Newsom and family visit from Dakota. Mrs L Wheeler visits Dunkerton. C G W R R expressin noted. Bubner plans spring move. Red Cross displays common as town aids war effort.
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Dunkerton
Isaac Newsom
Eli Newsom
Dakota
L., Wheeler
Christmas gatherings and travels mark Brandon notes
Dec 27 sightings include Miss Florence Mer leaving for Dubuque then Milwaukee for holidays with relatives. Dr BE Ward and family joined a Renwick Christmas dinner hosted by Mrs Effie Lockwood with 63 guests. Wil Freyling and son John exchange news from England as Sam Bair and wife visit Mora Minn. and daughter Mrs Anthony Pardun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Branden
Florence Mer
Dubuque
Milwaukee
Wis
BE. C. Ward
Renwick
Effie’ Lockwood
Wil Freyling
John
England
Sam Bair
Mora
Minn
Anthony Pardun
Railroads Rally on New York Market as Government Plan Approved
The New York stock market opened buoyantly amid broad gains after government plans to take over railroads and related properties. Major climbs included Baltimore & Ohio and Delaware & Hudson, with St Paul advancing sharply before profit-taking trimmed gains. Industrials and rail-related shares rose, while bonds and some lesser issues also strengthened, marking the strongest move since mid-year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Atchison
Atlantic Coastline
Northern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Union and
Southern Pacific
New York Central
L and N
Lackawanna
Chesapeake & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Soo
St. Paul Preferred
Great Northern
Rock Island
Coalers
Texas Company
Liberty
American Smelting & Refining
Anaconde Copper
Baldwin Locomoti
Baltimore & Onio Bethlehem Steal
Central Leather
Chicago, Mil
St Paul
Columbia Gal & Electric
Crucifle Steel
Cub Cane Sugar
Erig i
General Motors Great Northern Pro
Mer. Marine
Kennecott Copper _ Maxwell Motor Co
Central Northern
Paclia
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Reading
Wanted Ads Pack Small Town Jobs and Goods
Local classified notes list assorted wants and sales including fish produce and dairy items at Park Road Market , used Ford Touring Car at Dearborn Avenue, barber chair inquiry, pantry girl position, confinement nurse cases, and housing offers. Also two furnished rooms for rent, and a companion for an employed young lady near the west side high school. Phone numbers and addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adit
Hintitun
Weet
Phiza
Por
Duroo Wrsey Hear
Phone Sen
Drop Head
Herfect & W Bureem
Prat St. West
Shropshire Rams
Vhone
Jon
Ackerman
Adles
Frank
Eor
Bargeinas
Yaunns
Parsons Musle House
Inquire
Dearborn Ave
Musle
Inquire Independent Meat Co
Trood Gimp
Atlas
Flory Coal Co
Allen St
East Side
Lafayette
Conger St
Fiano
Jefferson
Park Road
Franklin Street
Russell- Damson
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Datey
Boya
Western Union Telegraph
Paone
Nolun
Jers¢ Hospital
Irving
Crefis & Reed Epl T
Parsons Music Mouse
Tres Wuttion
Werry
Commerce
Anc
Parsons Music House
Tver
Mulberry
Brary
College of Commerce
L. Mazer
S. Fifth Street
Renver
West Sixth
West Side
Biedern
Mason Rous
Darge Fine Lot
Arthur Cale
Astate Ar Inquire
Ecarate
Se Ouah
Guy W. _ Campbell & Co
Cgornex
New Brick Bending
Rouse i West
Trenty
Lesa
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
W. R. Jameson
Hox
Brm
Orpington
John A. Schmidt
RPLD
Parsons
Trenefer
Padfly
Boyd Transfer Co
Bfinn
Town Warehouse Co
Jesus
Omer Fuller
la Porte City
Pioneer
Nashua
J. S. Bradley
Wranet
Wm. Crawford
Crawford Home
Rev. Green
Tey. Tuttle
Grain and Provisions
Phoebia
Peorix
Cern
Oasis
ST. Louis Gralx
St Louis
3Iax
York
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Mercantile Paper
Bae @s
Texican
Time Toans
Omawa
New
Turkey
Senate
Black Hawk County Abstract
Jennie K. Hearst
Charles E. Hearst
NEY
W. H. Howrey
Park Place
Pw. H. Brunnee
Gates Park Place
E.T. Alford
Gates Place
Peek
St. Ma
Gates Park
Charles K_ Bentz
St Mary's Church
N. Y
Ghears
Scrlbleigh
Bub
Boss Baute
Cincinnati Enuquirer
Barket News
Samson Bros
Chicago Board OF Trade
Simt & Co
Marsh- Place
G. Larrabee
Mer
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