Notice of Dissolution and Amendment of Iowa Corporations
Notice records the dissolution of Corn Specials 4 Corp of Waterloo Iowa by unanimous stockholder consent dated February 3 1917. It also details an amendment to the Home Building and Loan Association articles of incorporation in Waterloo Iowa adopted January 2 1917 with stock figures and officer structure. The document cites directors terms elections and specifics on profit distribution and officer duties. It includes notarization by S W Swisher and signatures of Louis Frank and I G Dempster as president and secretary.
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Je Hershy
Corn Specials 4
Towa
Waterloo
Coen Specialty
Co. Kyr UD
Shank
J. G
Altro
Ffreen
Lee
Afteen
Salar Board of
Salt
Board of Directors
Cor
Id Company
Touiv Frank
Jchairman
Ing AG
Merttog Tis
B. Demp
Otsat Corporation
Nave
Amd
EB. Dempster
J. E. Dempstel
Black Hawk
A. D
Anil E
Louis Frank
I. &. Dempster
Daly ‘Orn
Presidenciana
The
Home Building and Loan Association
Feall
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Upon Written Order
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter explains that ads run until forbidden require a written order to discontinue. Advertisers receive a printed blank to fill and return, avoiding telephone instruction errors.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier and Dally Reporter
Market Prices and Delivery Notice for Cedar Falls
A Cedar Falls market price note appears in the Evening Courier and Reporter. The brief mentions delivery failure at Cedar Falls streets and lists contact details for the era, noting a correspondent and fulla drug company reference with ages and locations as readers’ notice in the local paper.
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Evening Courier and
Cedar Id
Cedar Falls
Fulla Drug Co
Agei
Cedar Falls social notes reflect busy local clubs
Evelyn Disemora of Des Moines visits Cedar Falls guest pianist. many church and civic meetings announced including Zion Evangelical, First Methodist Kensington group, Ladies' association, and Cedar Falls Woman's club. Evangelistic services by L C Moore and Red Cross actions noted amid winter weather.
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Cedar Falls
Evelyn Disemora
Des Moines
Gilkey
WH. Merner
Woman's Missionary Society of Zion Evangelical Church
Crass Society
Commercial Chuir
Methodist Kensington
J. K. Voorhees
N. M. Graham
Washington Street
Bridge Club
Ora M
H. J. Brown
W. A. Sheerer
H. H. Drob‘tian
May Tower
M. Baumgardner
G. B. Crinklaw
Baptist Church
L. C. Moore
Jane
Civic Department of the
Cedar ‘Falls
Ladies’ Association
First
W. A. Bryant
Generava Paniger Best
C. F. Wise
Lara C. Kingman
Death of John Koester 71 in Barclay Nebraska
John Koester born in Germany in 1846 died January 31 1917 at St Francis hospital aged 71 He survived by brothers Henry August William and sister Frederika Wichita Funeral from St Francis Catholic church Barclay with Rev Fr Kaperky officiating Pallbearers Mike Staebell Nick Weliner Cap Schmitt Joe Meier John Ortner and F Schmitt Also notes Mrs DT Schuler improving and a severe storm halting activities in the area.
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Arizona
Henry
Flo
Francis Catholic Church
Barclay
Kaperky
Mike Staebell
Nick Weliner
Littleton Notes Mix Of Illnesses Moves And Events
Local items from Littleton report improving health of RAGKey and others, visits by Sankey and Fletcher party, and moves of T W Durham to Woodrum farm near Jesup. A Gadi Aid oyster supper planned, births, pneumonia in a Hoffman child, and weather preventing church services. Also mentions James Meaney Jr birth and a batch of war department contracts for 96 high powered hypersonic plans.
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Tarsietmn
Rdwarl Sankey
Fletcher
Waterloo
F.C. Ternes
Dubuque
Moline
T. W. Durham
Woodrum Farm
Jesup
iCharles Alesander
Hehberg
Chiofra
Ethel McGlaughli
W. L. Fletcher
James Meaney
Lan
Francs
Ralph Storey
Isick Mest
Mio Kizer
Wrooklyn
Local Notes From Floyd And St Ansgar Districts
Reports from Floyd area include John Groesbeck recovering well and new high school agriculture and manual training teacher to be elected this week. Local clubs form C C club meeting weekly, Mrs Shapley visiting relatives in Minnesota, and illness and travels of residents continue. St Ansgar news lists Alice Heglande arriving from Duluth for uncle’s illness, births announced, and local residents attending courses and concerts along with farm land sale notice in nearby area.
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C. C. Club
Jennie Seaton
Franch Shapley
Minnesota
Floyd
Franklin Bauf
Hayfield
Minn
Blanche Staymond
George Fredericks
Henry Anderson
Maxine
Ionia
Mra.Anderson
Rochester
ST. Ansgar
Alice Heglandé
Duluth
Jef Tollefson
J. BR. Bund
Tuther Tollefson
Fred Rosel
Ernest Doseher
Ames
Monroe Bullis
Coggon
Farmers’ Creamery
Marie
Rebecca Hakken
Selma Haug
Alma Grath
Blanche Dalater
Albert Lea
Olaf Hand
M. J. Reusen
Jatel
Ernii Beyers
Wheat Market Falls Sharply Amid War News
Chicago February 6. Sharp wheat declines followed news of a American seaman killed by a German sub gunfire. Shorts covered, bids faltered, and May slipped to 31.70 before partial rallies. Reports of harsh winter for Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri and war fears helped later gains before embargo worries capped them. Corn stayed firm as wheat weakened. Oats and provisions traded with mixed moves.
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Chicago
Shorts
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Germany
United States
Mar
Br.ati
Ilstay
Zorn
Cash Grain and Local News Summary
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats are listed with multiple grades and prices. Summer and May wheat and flax are noted along with Minneapolis and Sumner market updates. Local notices report residents at Ames short course, births and deaths, social events, and health updates among Sumner residents.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kauss City
Que
Minneapolis
Hogs Hold Early Rise in Prices at Chicago Stockyards
Hogs gained early value due to few arrivals while packers resisted lasting price gains. Cattle and sheep demand showed strength from shippers and buyers. Today's receipts: hogs 28,000. cattle 4,500. sheep 26,000. Estimated tomorrow: hogs 36,090. cattle 15,000. sheep 14,000. Top hog price $12.50. cattle tops $12.25. sheep top around $11.75 to $10.75 for various classes.
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Chicago
Union
Kansas City Livestock Market Opens Higher Prices Rise
Hogs receipts total 16,000 with bulk sales around 14.75 to 15.25, heavy hogs 12.15 to 12.30, light hogs 31.60 to 31.05. Cattle receipts 10,000, prime fed steers 11.06 to 11.70, dressed beef steers 5.50 to 11.00, western steers 4.50 to 9.50, cows 5.78 to 5.50, heifers 7.00 to 11.90, stockers 5.10 to 10.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.50, calves 7.00 to 12.70. Sheep receipts 13,006 with tabs 18.00 to 14.50, lambs 12.50 to 13.38, wethers 10.75 to 11.50, ewes 10.00 to 10.50. Market opened higher.
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Texas
Engas Urey
AID
South
Omana
Neb
South Omaha Livestock Markets Report
South Omaha Neb Feb 6 cattle receipts about 6000 with steers priced around 5.50 to 7.06 for various classes. hogs receipts 28000 with steady tone and pigs at 9.75 to 11.90. sheep receipts 15000 with yearlings 10.75 to 11.25, wethers 9.50 to 10.60, lambs 13.00 to 14.25.
Market wrap and futures activity amid political nerves in wheat
Graw Letter reports Chicago wheat shorts covering and price bulges as May futures rise while deferred months ease on cooler south western weather. Corn advances on livestock demand and government needs, oats face heavy selling though consumption stays strong. Sugar prices in New York firm with refined steady. mercantile paper and finance conditions show firm call money and steady loans.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Eample
New York
Mercantile
Bar
Tate
Waverly notes and elections in the community
Waverly residents share travel updates from Deva Murphy Orleen Rose and others while a special election to issue bonds for a new high school failed by a wide margin. Community events include an Athletic club party at Guild hall and local visits from Chicago Des Moines Cleveland and Yonkers figures.
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Chicago
Athletic Club
Guildhall
W. G. Carstenson
Nat P. Ellis
Cleveland
George Clank
Harry Asorey- Henry Chapman
Yonkers
Lb. I Chapman
Waverly
Chicago New York Produce Markets report summary
Chicago and New York produce markets show firmer butter and egg prices with steady receipts. Potatoes command higher whites around 2.00 to 2.35 per unit, while poultry prices rise for turkeys and fowls. Lard and ribs hold strong, with grains and clover listed at modest nominal values.
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Michigan
Idaj Bm
Washington
Orexon
Timothy
New York
Waterloo Market Prices and Transfers Report
Waterloo market notes list prices for flour wheat corn oats and dairy items with hog and cattle quotes. Also includes Blashstate transfers showing property deeds and real estate movements in Black Hawk County with several Lot and Addition references.
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Blashstate
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
J. Wy, Arbuckle
John McNelils
Ricker & Bratnobe
Waterloo Plata
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Nelly C. Jensen
Howrey & McWilliams
Waterloo
A. Rownd, Et al
Galloway Investment Co
Cedar Heights
West Side
Abraham Wid
Weart-Frisby Lumber Co
Smith-Thielen Lumber Co
New Finger Growth Method Trialed by German Doctor
Berlin February reports a surgical advance by Dr. Neuhaeuser at an army hospital growing new fingers from tithe tissue to replace amputated digits. A skin flap from the breast near the ribs covers the new fingers and thumbs in the experimental technique.
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Berlin
Neuhaeuser
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Leslie
New York City
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Tarsus
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C. W. Wester
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Lewis C. Babcock
Ethel Evelyn Stoner
Parkersburg
Iowa
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Littleton
War Department
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Sumner
Herbert Wallke
Erv Wilson
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Max Katz
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Albert
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Rate Creamery
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Tosti
Simone Caprain
Til
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larrabee
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Lamson Bros. &Co
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