Real Estate Growth in Black Hawk County 1913 Review
Black Hawk County Abstract Co reports 2,766 property changes in 1913 up from 2,561 the prior year, with recorded investment over 3.59 million dollars. Deeds filed monthly total 2,766 with 3.69 million in 1913. 1912 totals were 2,561 and 3.12 million. Trust deeds and mortgages exceed eight million dollars for the period.
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Black Hawk County
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Wee
Tod
Pee Wee
Elk Run
Hollywood Place
Lewis Miller
Rookwood
A. J. Minish
Oak Farm
Lola H. Rawson
Russell Square
Lilian Russell Lamson
Elmview
I. P. Griffith
Clover Leaf Stock Farm
Chas. C. Griffith
Oakland
J. M. Rownd
Pleasantdale
W. 8. Brown
Impatience and Opportunity in Human Behavior
A brief reflection notes that impatience leads to discouragement when Opportunity does not respond to repeated calls. It suggests patience as a counterpoint to quick expectations and frames Opportunity as a state of readiness rather than a loud summons.
Waterloo Public Market Sees Record Attendance
In Waterloo last season the public market on Third Street East drew 125 wagonloads of produce and 3 000 people daily. The market’s third season showed heavy patronage though prices neared store rates, with credit and delivery via telephones favoring sellers.
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Third Street
Lafayette
Sycamore Streets
Waterloo
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Waterloo West
Indoor Market Spurs Garden Truck Boom in Black Hawk County
In Waterloo area, the new indoor market in the Bickley building on Fourth Street West fosters truck garden and poultry ventures. Farmers expand produce sales locally, while Waterloo maintains a strong livestock trade with large cattle and horse auctions attracting buyers nationwide.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Bickley
Fourth Street
Union Station
Live Stock Commission Firm Secures Revenue for 1913
The Live Stock Commission company reports total revenue of 760000 from tig jing in 1913. For 1914 the firm will begin several pure bred cattle sales starting January 9 and January 19. Officers are listed in the report.
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Live Stock Commission Company
Dur
Tig Jing
Local Officials Named In Fragmentary OCR Record
Fragmentary list names several officials including F. E B Stewart treasurer and J. E Sedgwick general manager with other roles and individuals such as Redamar and Wm Holland mentioned in the unreadable text.
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Tary
F. E B. Stewart
Redamar
J. E. Sedgwick
Tleneer
Wm. Holland
The Flour of Today Leads Waterloo Mills to Profit
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Company touts its "Flour of Today" as the premier spring and hard winter paten flour. It credits W J Peddicord of Waterloo for leadership and notes ongoing capacity expansions to meet rising demand across the nation.
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The
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Union Mill Company
Waterloo
Waterloo Mills
Bakers Premium
Gulf
Dominion
New England
Ohio
Peddicord
Mill Company
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Realty
County Recorders
Mulberry and
Fourth
Grace M. FE
Iowa Securities & Investment Co
Masonic Lodges
Park Avenue
Water
Court House
George EB. Lichty
Charles BE. Pickett
Allen
South Streets
School Board of Waterloo East
Howrey-McWilliams
Rock Island Railway Company
G. W
William Holland
William Galloway
Phinney
Holland
Tee Ee
Hillview
Michael Gilley
Purity Dairy
Ben B. Boos
Ale Ee
Livestock Commission
United States
Cattle Congress
Wm. Galloway
Crittenden & Daniels
West Third Street
Waterloo, Iowa
W. J. Peddicord
Iowa
J. Peddicord
Galloway
William Galloway Company
Evi
Canada
Mexico
the William Galloway
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