Notice of land action in Waterloo Black Hawk Iowa
Original notice declares a petition in equity by multiple parties in Black Hawk county Iowa seeking confirmation of absolute fee simple ownership in described parcels around Main Cedar Park Avenue and Cedar streets. It requests court decree barring all claims by defendants and sets February 25 1917 as filing date and March 5 1917 as court start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Black Hawk County
Nauman Company
Dalnti
Cedar River
Waterloo
Black Bank
Emnty
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
Chiccago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Cedar Street
Min Square
Towa
Waterino
Black Mawk County
Iowa
York Avenue
Main Street
Mark Avenue
Park Avenue
Waterloo & Cedar Valley Union Mf Company
West Park Avenue
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Watt
Black Hawk Courtly
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Hallway Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Tracife Railway Company
Sarah Wood
Wood
Noble W. Wood
Adam Stoller
Stoner
Anna At. Stoller
Matthias van Bencklin
M. van Brocktin
van Brocktin
District Court of
Petlilor
Pianiti
Sahil Court
Costa of Thia
Tawa
Insala
Pickett
Swisher
Farwell
Fred
Pettit
Black Hark County
Waterton
Black Hawk
S. Pettit
Town
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
Advertisers may stop ads run until forbid only with a written order. A printed blank is provided for discontinuation and two copies may be kept. Notices must reach the office by 104 mi to take effect the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courder
Nally Heperter
Mt Auburn Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Mt Auburn notices from Feb 3 mention A W Appleton spending time in Chare, Mrs Mary Tall of Spirit Take visiting John Healy, and Frank Brady from Burlington Fanction stopping for an extended visit with his sister. Frank St Claire flew from Chicago on a byss trip as remarks about George W McHinistre and parrot comments appear. A birth is noted for Rory and Mrs John Healy welcomed a daughter on Jan 28. Fortiure course set for Feb 6 and Wang Miller Shoe Co. advertises winter footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn
Appleton
Mary Tall
John Healy
Frank Brady
Burlington Fanction
M. Bramahall
Frank St. Claire
Chicago
George W McHinistre
West Io
TR Rogers Rory
Gilbertville Personal Notes and Local Visits
Gilbertville residents report visits from Nashua Minnesota and St Lucas relatives. Wm Miller and Matt Becker travel to Waterloo to see kin. In Denver Henry Rector is listed absent and Minnie Mummert of Sioux City visits. Mr and Mrs Louie Knett christen their baby Lavern, Arthur Fischer returns to work after layoff, and Ed Seegers of Maxfield welcome a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Nashua
Nick Bernardy
Seaforth
Minn
L_ Guriner
St. Lucas
Daugher
Martin Ernardy
Lieyd da Greff
Matt Becker
Waterloo
Theodore
St Francis Hospital
Denver
Henry Rectors
Minnie Mummert
Sioux City
Louie Knett
Wil Squires
Aredale
Arthur Fischer
Fred Willer
Christ Nolling
Ed. Seegers
Maxfield
Bristow Notes and Visits Highlight Busy Week
Bristow gains minor health improvement for W A Arnold while Glen Smith travels from Lamberton for a short visit. Grinnell graduate Glen Richards returns home briefly before finishing studies. Cecil Mice of Earl Wisconsin visits relatives. Mrs Ethel Springer joins Cecid. George Baldwin moves his family to a farm near Parkersburg. Mrs C W Richards learns of W H Wonder’s death in Rochester Minnesota. she and W A Richards attend the funeral. Mr and Mrs C W Stewart welcome a daughter born Thursday. John Orr public sale goes well despite storm, with good prices. Orr family plans move to Oklahoma. Evangelist Allison announces revival at the O B church with Mr Whitesell leading song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
W. A. Arnold
Glen Smith
Charles Roser
Lamberton
Ming
Glen Richards
Grinnell
Cecil Mice
Earl, Wis
Ethel Springer
Hart
George Baldwin
Hey
Parkersburg
C. W. Richards
W. H. Wonder
Onawa
Rochester
Minn
O. B. Church
Mr. Whitesell
Linden News Briefs Prompt Baby Arrival and Local Updates
Linden residents report the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Chapman at 628 Taélana Street on January 27. Ed Penne was hospitalized for stomach trouble. Despite bad weather, a Wo FL M S meeting at Mrs John Akers had good attendance with Mrs EB A Baker presiding and Mrs L Parkis leading devotions. The Linden M E Church Ladies Aid plans monthly meeting at 2 30 pm at the church with Mrs Geo Clarke ill. Frank Mosher treated for pneumonia had lung abscess surgery and shows improvement. Henry and Dale Lake and family returned from Pennsylvania to Waterloo. Lawrence Wright visited his hospitalized husband in Dubuque and later returned as Freche could not report to work. Mr and Mrs Bay Smith welcomed a baby boy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Inden
Chapman Ira
Taélana Street
Ed Penne
St. Francis Hospital
Wo FL M. S
John Akers
EB. A. Baker
Henry
Dale Lake
Pennsylvania
Waterloo
H.C. Lake
Ais
Lawrence Wright
Dubuque
Hotel Remodeling Plans Lead to Shop Relocations
Hampton reports remodeling of the Hotel Rule building with upstairs offices moved downstairs and barber shop shifting to the basement. Shockey & Davenport will refinish their space after moving, and Manatt Clothing will connect with the lobby area as work finishes. Amy Hetermann and Wayland Little wed at the Christian Parsonage, reside on a farm northeast of town. Cass McKibbin and wife welcomed a daughter born Tuesday, while Olivie Reeve suffered store-burn injuries and will miss duties for days. B C Marts held a Duvet Jersey swine sale averaging 3130 per head with buyers from several states. Waterlo o Laundry ads promote cheap/clean family washing. Cards of thanks express gratitude for help during illness and death, and to Odd Fellows for kindness. Temperatures for February 2 note midnight readings and historical comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Cov
Mr. Bailey
Shockey & Davenport
Borin
Manatt Clothing Co
Amy Bfeuermann
W. S. Hetermann
Wayland
Mar ‘Tiage
Christian Parsonage
Cass McKibhari
Olivre Reeve
B.C. Marts
Wheat Drops and Then Rallies as Markets Waver
Chicago price action shows wheat futures slipping on news of U S Germany break then recovering amid sporadic buying and profit taking. May wheat traded around 1.61 to 1.68 with late firmer closes while corn and oats mirrored declines followed by partial rebounds. pork futures led losses in provisions as traders digested headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Germany
Aguin
Jtoday
Pittsburgh
Shorts
Grain Price Tables from Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat at No 2 red 1.67 and No 3 red 1.84, corn varied with yellow at 51 4c and 3 white 35 tc, oats not listed, flax futures May 2.51, wheat May 1.7114, July 1.63. Minneapolis reports wheat May 1.71 and July 1.69, Kansas City shows wheat March 1.66, July 1.44, corn May 34c, July 34c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Owen
AGAZ
Hatic
Kansas City
Minneapolis
German Note Shocks Trade Circles Amid Tight Markets
New York Feb 3 Stadstreete reports trade circles rattled by the new German note yet most weekly business occurred before its publication. Hesitancy and rising rates for shipping and insurance accompany scarce boots and railway car shortages while cold weather boosts retail activity and seasonal industrial lines. Bank clearings show a 4.2 percent weekly decline to 5 149 903 000 as production and transport bottlenecks press on. Iron trade notes railcar and labor shortages constrain shipments with some mills facing potential shutdowns amid ongoing demand for plates and a new export inquiry for 25 000 tons of light plates for grenade manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stadstreete
Reo
Eveland
Sa Fig
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Friday trade shows hogs gaining 10 to 15 cents with mixed and butcher hogs near 11.35 to 12.06, top around 12.05. cattle opened steady and closed steady with beef steers around 12.00, stockers 5.00 to 9.10, western and Texas cattle listed. sheep market steady with top lambs near 14.65 and natives around 11.50 to 11.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Iloga
Texas
Sheen
Waterloo Market Report Shows Varied Prices Across Livestock and Produce
The Waterloo market listing details prices for cattle including steers heifers cows and bulls, hogs with varied premium rates, and hay and straw with bale prices. It also notes eggs butter potatoes poultry and hides with fluctuating receipts and wholesale versus retail pricing, reflecting a broad farm market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Fez
Bard
Effect of Foreign Prices Felt in U S Imports Rise
New York Feb 3 High foreign prices drive larger U S import values for 1916 versus 1913 and 1933. Value up 1.33 percent from 1933 with raw materials and foodstuffs leading gains while finished manufactures fall due to European supply constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Foreign Trade Department
National City Bank of New York
Germany
Austia-Hungary
France
Russia
Miscellaneous Want Ads From Cedar Falls Area
A cluttered page of want ads offering items for sale and services. Includes spireile corsets with phone numbers 2340 and 1959, furnished room rental near East First Street, a list item near Randolph with numbers, an H.C. upright engine listing 262 Cedar Falls, a farm work position notice Box 124 Hudson, a meat and furnished room combo near West Fourth Street, a Minnesota land offer at 76 acres with exchange and balance terms, and various other sales and trade items with multiple phone references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Wrangler
Logan Avenue
Flarrison Street
Utx
Walla
Ault
Care Courier
Bismark
Gomer
A. Etzel
St. Louia
Real
Boling & Monroe Pairbank
Iowa
Wa- Seen County
Minn
Janeaville
Enest
Ara Ma
Wy Tlilawrey
Swa
East
First Street
Union
Randolph
H.C
Cedar Falls
Hudson
West Fourth Street
Good Town
Minnesota
Waterloo
St. 6
Moore
Station A
Teffarson
Reasonatis. Com
Closing Farms To Pay a New York Brock Exchange
Listing of numerous industrial and railroad company names appears as a broker exchange ledger entry with multiple firms such as American Beet Sugar, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Great Northern, Mexican Petroleum, Missouri Pacific, United States Steel, Western Union, and Westinghouse Electric. The fragment ends with a butter sale note at 496.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacifi
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
St. Paul
Po Ry
Colorado
General Electric
Great Norther
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk
Prices May Contint But Food Costs Seen Stabilizing
Prospect of falling food prices appears faint says W J Pedal cord manager Union Mt company after Chicago trip. Market stability hinges on President Wilson's reply with bankers warning only a note exchange could keep markets from drastic fluctuations. Waterloo Laundry Co says cheaper to pay has cents per pound. Week figures show differing weekly totals across years including 1917 1916 1943 and 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Earl Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Bell Farmers
Liberal Weekly Commission Advancements
Circum Guarentes Veterinary Co
Sioux Cl
Iowa
Waterloo Laundry Co
W. J. Pedalcord
Union Mt Company
Chicago
Mr. Peddicorn
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Palace Art Shoppe
U. B. Call. Co A
Wateriag Employment Agency
Eth
Perc Shoemaker
Fox Shoe Store
Sycamore Atreet
Prussia Bly
Waterloo Bailway Mall
Franklin Institute
Dept
Slamp
the Guide Company
Memphis
Tenn
Ataple
Splendid Commission
Continental Jewelry Co
Continental
Cleveland
Randolph Street
Hei
Banner Coffee Co
Roya
Chas
W. White
Marswalltown
Darling Millia
Ene
Vioody Car ‘Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Sita Tor
J. ¢ King
Cedar Heir
Ft. Waites
Wapied & Companies
St. Louis
Lady Ake
Cetalog
Lady Cooke
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept
Omaha
Xeh
Cail
Blair
Jefferson
H. White & Co
Mazer
Hindelphia
D. F. Bush
Parsons
Western Avenue
Aluira
Gloss In
Inquire Byvank Transfer Co
West Side
Inquiry
Fintech
Houl Inquire L. FE
Aquire
Broadway
Independence Avenue
Thorn
Hey Street
Menson Street
H. W. Lyon
Cutler
Clarksvllie Hardware Co
Clarkeene
Lows
Robert Anderson
Conger Street
Eruit
Ellis E. Wilson
Black
Kentzelman
Cheyenna County
Cedar Raplds
Boling & Monroa
Fairbank
Sinek
Roddlerattan
Watertee
Town Securities Co. Com
Tdood Beech Mand Pianos
Fianes
Hamilton Subwrae Shopith & Jet
Phime
State Inspectaa Nursery
Aterk
Memstreet
Wren
Parsons Phone
Sera Ans Nere
Pacific Caral
Superior Service
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Waterloo 3
Eection Farm
Hommel Park
Howard & Bowman
Black Mawk Bank
Heal
Oneida Goonty
Bearskin
Sama
C. P. Crosby
Wis
Michigan
George W. Swigart
First National Bank
Chicago, Il
Thoroly
Newton
Moving Picture Sales Co
Hoffjman
Fortune
Sas
Human Trust Company
Carter Ride
Houston
Tex
America
H. J. Iarher
W. Jackson Bivd
Clement
Dessolpes
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Gilbertville
Linden
Hampton, Wat
Henry Woore
Odd Fellows
Bianche
Gladys, Owen
Katherine Hughes
Buchanan Optical Co
iMam
Wnoan
Germant
Onlesgo ‘Froguce
Waterloo Markets
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Ellen Oth
Springs
U. S
Brock Exchanoe
Simone Caprain
Watertop Office
Marah
C. G. Larrabee, Mer
Marsh-Place
R. Fill
Amcon Bros
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