Land sale ad and city sewer notice in Waterloo Iowa
Classified ad lists 8000 acres offered at low prices with mentions of improvements and Flock, plus a legal notice from January 21 1977 about a sewer construction plat and schedule affecting numerous Waterloo streets and avenues with inspection rights and objection window.
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Aectien
Bearskin River
Hale Mille
Egriaang
Sitmne Pelare
C. M. Urosvs
Rhinelander
Wis
Ad. Edwards
Facentor Edwards
Longley, Ransier & Smuth
Fredo S. Peytit
City of Waterloo
Lowa
Towa
Quincey Street
E Ankeny
Kingsley Avenue
Clowsh Street
Euclid Avenue
Euclid
Michigan Avenues
Michigan
Pletcher Avenues
1St Fifth Street
Ver
Syearmery Street
Sullivan Avenues
Syuimit Avenue
Denver Street
Sullivan Avenue
Denver
BaliMmre
Giies Avenue
Crougsh
Moirt Fourth
Treets
Cummercink Street
Bishteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Walker Street
Broadway
Parker
Besk Avenue
Milrton Avenue
Cancer Street
Fullerton Avenue
Turcan Avenue
Atley
Burton Avenue
Willard Avenues
Willard Avenue
Fulferton Avenue
Park Drive
Arte
Wath
Lex
Burton
Willard
Linden Avenue
State Street
Coereet Crow
Oneida Street
Jackson
Mobile Streets
Mites
McKinley
Falls Avenue
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Xerthern
Sompaur
Cedar Falls &Northern Ry. Company
Manhard Street
Gartlandt Street
Mulberry Street
Iowa
Yai
Discontinuation Policy for Run Until Forbidden Ads
Advertisers must submit a written order to discontinue ads run until forbidden rather than a set number. A printed blank is provided upon ad placement and may be returned to the office. keep a copy for reference. Discontinuation orders must reach by 10 p.m. to affect the next day’s insertion.
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Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier
Parity Reporter
Obituaries And Community Notes From Osage Area
The notice recalls the funeral of Dorothy Jyamm after a fatal throw from a wutter, with interment in the Catholic cemetery near Osage. Laura Buell’s funeral follows her sudden death at 58, while Mrs Buell’s son’s absence is noted. Voigt’s Louisiana trip and visit to his son in Oretta are mentioned along with Weldin from Platte visiting her parents. Gottfried Welss, an old settler, dies at 73 after years of declining health. Rev Reinecke conducts the funeral. A party hosted by Chaasfe Thompson near Osage draws many locals.
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Mitchell
Jan
Dorothy Jyamm
Wutter
Osage
Laura Buell
Suell
Buell
Une
Voigt
Louisiana
Oretta
Eugene Weldin
Platte
Jse
Dipley
Chaasfe Thompson
Gottfried Welss
Munday Mocnlus
Rev. Reinecke
George Welas
Hazleton notes and community updates from January
In Hazleton a week of social visits includes Clarence Follett of Terril and Floyd Miller of Quasqueton guests at B G Cutwill home. local building plans foreseen. carpenters busy enhancing a Hazleton school. numerous residents listed with travels, health issues, and family news. Mark Watson enlists in the U S army from Cedar Rapids.
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Hazleton
Clarence Follett
Terril
Floyd Miller
B. G. Cutwhall
John Kunkle
Hazieton
Mary Gladys Kiefer
Filiiard Sprage
Wadena
Minn
Starleton
Spruce
Minnesota
Spragg
D. C. Carvey
Johm A. Follimer
Fred Cowel
Ames
Tino Tebekut
Eastern Star Lodges
Nano Tha
Hubner
És Teuney
Jefe Tuesley
Brandon
Ars. Halnem
Arthur Fish
Mitchell
Jrest
Iara
Nahum Bates
Ish
George Fourtier
Oklahoma
Henry
Alfred Jardee
Morris Smith
Winthrop
Ark
W. G. Kiefer
J. W. Donnell
Integra
Sumner
Stanley
New York State
Addie Spear
Mark Watson
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Army
Mark
Funeral, showers and fires grace Tripoli week
Hans and Alvin Nielsen returned from Traer after attending Julius Nielsen's funeral. Mrs. Ruehle hosted a kitchen shower for friends. Mrs. Ritchie resigned from Schultz department store to move to Waterloo. Fred and Mrs. Stuckenberg headed to Waterloo with their father. A fire at P A Carstensen residence caused wall damage and replastering. Fleetwood family moved to Wynhot. Luther Seminary guest Fred Graft will lead the German Lutheran congregation in Rev Harkammer's absence. Real estate transfers list several deeds in Black Hawk County including Maywood and Cedar et al.
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Tripali
Hans
Alvin N Gen
Traer
Julius Nielsen
T. M. Ruehle
Carrie Fries
Sheek
Blancheon
Ritchie
Schultz’ Department Store
Waterloo
Fred Stuckenberg
Lafayette Street
W. H. Notdorf
P. A
Iimage
Harkammer
Van
FH. Neverman
Grace Kurtz
Zatha Gunsalus
J. H. Neverman
F. T. Hagemann
Waverly
Naverman
News and Notes of La Porte City
La Porte City February 1. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith left for Miles City Montana to visit relatives and Mr Smith plans to join a railroad job there. Church meeting discussed remodeling or rebuilding with architect present and cost estimates. Several local residents mentioned with health and family updates. Social events include Lotes club ghostly visit sleighing party and missionary meeting at Presbyterian church.
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la Porte City
Mars
Lloyd Smith
Miles City
Mont
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Lier
Cleveland
Waterloo
Scott Smith
Cedar Rapids
Lena Bargmin
John Lehnan
Abe Ayers
Auburn
Able
Hiram White
East Malin Street
Lotes Club
George Bellinger
Flow. Esher
McAuly
Hattie Smith
Junea
Woman's Missionary Society of the Fresbyterian Church
W. P. Mayes
Birs
EB. S. Genung
John Smelser
Ernest Smelser
Hendricks
Calvin Jones
H. D. Beals
Pine Street
Elizabeth North
West Main Street
Notice of Filing With Waterloo Clerk
Notice states filing with the city clerk of Waterloo Town within twenty days after Thursday February, the date of first publication. Signed by BR. i. REGON, City Clerk for CIPS OF WATERLOO FOWS.
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Waterloo
CIPS
BR. i. Regon
Rity Chirk
Local notes and visits around Raymond on early February
Raymond brief. Mr and Mrs William Medd visit daughter Mrs H D Parker in Oskaloosa with Dir and Mrs J G Greenley along. Thame buys a house in Waterlog. Ella Holson hosts Women's Home Missionary Society. New birth for James and Mrs Taylor. Lillian O’Connor returns from appendicitis surgery in Waterloo. Bonners of Washington visit Marion Porner family. Albert Meisch plans harness repair shop. Mrs John E Johnson visits Waterloo sister. Mrs Fuller recovering from pleurisy. G Teck improving after weeks ill. Katie Thome and Lizzie Jung en return home from Waterloo work. George Turner and family extend visit from Dunkerton. Ladies Society at MFE hosts Seven Old Maids from Twickenham Town skit with seven old bachelors. seven-cent social raises funds. Ray Starkey and Gaby Mildred ill.
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Raymond
William Medd
Oskaloosa
H. D. Parker
J. G. Greenley
Thame
Ella Holson
Woman's Home Missionary Society
James Taylor
Lillian O'Connor
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
John Borner
Washourne
Marion Porner
Albert Meisch
Will
John E. Johnson
Ed Carrol
George Turner
Dunkerton
Gien
Larties” Society
M. FE
Twickenham
Ray Starkey
Gaby Mildred
W. &. Starkey
New Hartford Notes and Local Movements
Charles Benson of Dike visited New Hartford for business. A Harmon, seriously ill, was taken to Cedar Falls hospital and is reported to be improving. Beaver Lodge 472 AF and AM holds stated meeting on Tuesday evening February 6. Mrs Walter Harrison of Hampton visited due to Harmon's illness. Harmon returned home Wednesday. A farewell surprise party was given for Mr and Mrs J A Rolten. Bolton plans to move to Michigan soon.
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New Hartford
Charles Benson
Dike
A. Harmon
Itarfort Hospital
Cedar Falls
Beaver Lodge
Air
Walter Harrison
Hampton
Hen. Harmon
Siven
A. Rolten
Bolton
Michigans
Tate
Wheat Fares Badly as German War Looms Markets Plunge
Chicago February 1 Germanys unrestricted sea war sends wheat futures tumbling with a 15 percent drop in minutes. May delivery fell to 1.95 at worst, later consolidating around 1.63 to 1.94 while July slid near 1.40 to 1.42. Coarse grains also declined with oats hardest hit and corn dipping modestly. Provisions crashed with pork down up to 2.25 a barrel and lard ribs down spécifique.
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Chicago
Germany
Hogs Open Higher But Gains Narrowed at Closing
Chicago Union Stockyards report shows hogs 35,000 head received, with prices mixed and gains fading. Cattle opened weak but closed steady, with beef steers and cows near established levels. sheep rose modestly as markets held firm on top lamb and yearling prices amid varied weekly demand.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City Missouri reports receipts of 7900 hogs 3000 cattle and 3000 sheep. Hogs sold higher with heavy and packers bids near 11.75 to 12.19 for standard and lighter pigs 10.50 to 11.50. Prime fed steers priced around 7.75 to 11.00 with dressed beef steers 11.20. Cows 6.00 to 5.50. Sheep open higher with lambs 12.50 to 14.50 and ewes 10.00 to 10.50. Continuous market activity from Kansas City Stockyards.
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Kansas Ity
Ep. A
Lings
Ewes
Waterloo Market Prices and Local Notices
Market listings show cattle and hog prices, butter and produce values, hay and straw details, hides and meat cuts, with notes on farm goods and local events at Rowley Feb 5. Community notices mention illnesses, meetings, social events, a death in the area, and a school orchestra performance in Vinton.
South Omaha Livestock Prices Report
Receipts at South Omaha: cattle 3,300 with steady start. native steers 3.50 to 11.50. cows and heifers 7.00 to 9.00. western steers 7.00 to 10.50. Texas steers 4.73 to 5.25. hogs 1,709 and lower opening. heavy 12.50 to 11.85. bulk 11.00 to 11.60. sheep 7,000 and steady. yearlings 19.75 to 12.30. wethers 9.50 to 10.50. lambs 12.00 to 14.26.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards Cola
Upc
Éacy
Mead and Butchers
Texas
Waterloo
Piear Asa Ora Hleac
QuillpitCowt
Wellington
Xkee Lee Eee Crystal
Sa Pioneer
South Omaha
Neb
Cash Grain Quotations and Bank Merger Report
Chicago cash wheat and corn prices shown with various No. 8 red green bids and bids for white oats. May flax at 2.87 and July at 2.63. Kansas City and Minneapolis wheat quotes listed, with specific May and July values. In Cleveland a formal merger of three local banks announced, totaling resources of 132 million dollars, forming a union under separate banks with deposits around 56 million and 60 million respectively.
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Wueege
Chicago
Cleveland
Union National Bank
Bank of Commerce Ational Association
Citi- Savines & Trust Company
Citizens Bank
Bank Clearings Reported for Week Ending Feb 1 1957
Bank clearings for the week ending February 1 1957 totaled 2 073 053 29. Figures compare with the corresponding weeks in 1956 and 1955 showing increases. Instrumenta Recorded Deeds and Mortgages for the week ending January 1 1917 are listed with amounts and prior week totals.
Chicago New York Produce Markets Report
Chicago market notes February 1 show receipts and prices across dairy eggs poultry and produce. Butter firm at 41 cents to 42, eggs firm with firsts around 44 to 46 cents, potatoes varying by origin, and poultry dressed steady with fowls and turkeys listed. sugar unsettled with raw around 4.59 and refined quiet.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Micmr
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Colorado
New York
Wall Street close shows wide list with gains and losses
Special wire reports closing figures on the New York Exchange with numerous names such as American Beet Sugar American Car and Foundry and Bethlehem Steel. The Omaha stock yards also set January records with cattle sheep and hog deliveries and higher receipts than a year ago.
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Courier
New York
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Sugar Refining
Seay
Anaconda
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steele
Brooklyn Rapid
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Tional Lead
Iew
York Central
Norfolk and West
Northern
Pacific Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Reste States Rubber
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Negees
Westinghouse Electric
Omaha
Neb
Local Help Wanted and Lost and Found Classifieds
A compact mix of small ads and notices includes Lost items, rewards, rental offers, job requests, and sales positions. Listings mention contact numbers and street addresses such as 263 Western Avenue 121 Commercial 303 South Street and 94 Tishi Street Ak, with inquiries ranging from maid services to sales openings and a missing horse fork.
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Stewart Tire Co
Fifth Street
Western Avenue
Eagle Center Road
Fred L.kimball Co
Menson Ati
South Street
Dody
J. O. King
Cedar Heights
Chicago
Tishi Street
Lowa
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Taterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Pslace
Cath. Co
Waterioa
Semiaker
Rox Majestic Tea
Melrose Linweld
Strip Valley Cigar Co
East Firth
Starber
Sue Shore
Prossia
Dept
Peat Jearn
Care Cour Induer
Loweta
Tachester
Erie
Gondyerr
Wire & Rubber Cos
Akron
Chinists
Fiat
Livre Katage
Cutler
Cherkardite
Own
Kent
St of Cedar Falla
Maine & Co
Hailgood Blades
Parsons Mase
Kentgulimiun
Boling & Monroe
Fairbanktown
Watertow
Lows Securities Co
Parsons
Hamilton
4Th & Jem
Pouw K
Monarch Gee
Inquire Geo. Pett
Buick
Williston Avenue
E. J
Care
Cour
Wigent Ferson Mayarn
D. C
Pauld
Goodrich Rus Cn
Jes
Yea Adressel
Care Courier
Flane Tunicg
Eaklin
Minberrs
Orice
Galloway
Fo Street
Pam
Treieurer
International Pace Litt Central National Bar Souls
Thorn
Heal
Tseu
Homer
Ad Fees Reure Courier
West Fourth Street
Schoovs
Fairbank
Inwa
Jeeal Estate
Waseca
Searle
Home Park
Doward & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Pho
Pacific Coses
Superior Service
Bord Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Hicles
Nels Sorenson
G. Y
O. Y. Clement
den Moines
Plymouth
Ilearst
Moving Picture Sales Co
Ellsworth Ridg
Black Hawk
Olive
Ann Hogan
Blackhawk County
Aly
Tripoli
Black Hawk County
Abstract Co
Schultz
John Stuneheff
Black
Maywood
Angee
Jamas
H. Easley
Luella J. Rohlf
West Waterloo
J. Foy Cross
Charles L. Gerry
Cedar Et al
M. Frost
Mary E. Hemsworth
Emma J. Gaskins
Grain and Provisions
Kansas City Livestock
Milano
Powny
Rowley Rowley
N. Norton
L. AS
James Orr
Robert Clayton
William Davis
Biskstown
Davis
Buchanan County
Albert Sloan
William Winn
Paulina
W. A. Haines
Henry Crozier
Dlind
Vinton
Christan Brotherhood
Jane
Sliwood
van Orsdol
L. At. A
South Omaha Livestock
Kansas City
BIG Bank
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Fricer
NEW York Stock Exchange
Marsh- Place
Larrabee, Mer
Market News
Marsh-Price
Phot
A, R. Hill
Lamson Bros. &Co
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