Notice Of Will Proof and Various Court Notices
A compilation of legal notices from Black Hawk County Iowa including a filing of the last will and testament of Maren Hasmnussen with a proof hearing set for February 11, 1918, sheriff sale notices for Waterloo properties, divorce petition notices for Carrie M. Quel and Orson B. Quick, an alien enemies registration instruction for Waterloo residents, and a public auction notice detailing a tract of land in Waterloo. Includes petition details, court terms, names of attorneys Reed and Reed, and dates in January to February 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brute
Iowa
Flack Uawk County
Maren Hasmnussen
Sam
Fred S. Pecelt
Clerk District Court
Sherif'n Sale
State of Iowa
Itlavk Liank County
Kereby Riven
A. L
MLB
Court House
W Lerlan
Waterloo
H W. Fenderson
Black Llawk
Lowa
Sherfs
Cuthill & Reed
Black Hlawk
Currie M. Quick
Orson B. Quick
District Court
Black Hawk County
Lalify
Ying
Wereto
District Court du Gil
Black Stovk
Carrie M. Quel
Wutter FB
Bhatierie
United States
Tley Re
Mandiay
Eclock
Mebriury Ltd
Caldweln
CILY
Watertown
Liawk County
Notre
Elie
Waterton
Amd
Wits of
Fine Street
Ely
Elemiersen
Black Manh
Ofive
Wararloa
Reed
Tutbil & Reed
Platary Torneys
Additional Want Ads From Jefferson Street
Fragmented classifieds note furniture, rentals, lost items, and a piano for sale. Mentions Jefferson, First National Bank book loss, auto license number 261165, and local business references with phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakuta
Rousekerpine Revotas
Baw
Fefferson
Wight
First National Bank
Gere
Peerless Waking Co
Jefferson
Shady Grove Social Notes in Waterloos Muslness College Visit
A local column from Shady Grove notes Bob Burnell resumed studies at Waterloo Muslness college after some weeks away. Calgary resident M Jam left for Rome. Mr Jam and Alire attended Mrs Prank luloit’s birthday gathering. Mrs Wesley and Mr Bert Man hosted clubs and a Red Cross fundraiser. The Auker club hosted a gathering with Mirkel, Ethel and Pearl Kam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove
Web
Bob Mles Burnell
Ab Howe
Waterloo Muslness College
M. Jam
Calgary
Canada
Die Rome
Jam Wan
Ila Mather
Prank Luloit
Lot
Wesley
Wumont
Bert Man
BG. S
Thureday
Red Cross
Mirkel Ethel Amf Pearl Kam
Auker Club
DUNKERTON AND SUMNER COMMUNITY NOTES
Local farewells, wartime activity, and church events mark a busy period. Clarence Eldridge departs for aviation service. Rev. Walden leads the Methodist and Baptist churches in fuel-saving efforts as towns adjust hours. Betsy Latimer and other residents share letters and visits while service members head to Fort Leavenworth and Champaign for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Lymnkerton
Methodise
Clarence Eldridge
Eldridge
Aviation Corps
Union
Brandt
Walden
Wisconsin
Community Notes From Aplington and Nearby
Aplington news items describe Mrs Navebee’s return to her Georg home, the Van Lengen family moving in, and parish activities with Rev. J. P. Macertner of Watertog preaching. The presbytery met to examine W. Caldwell for ministry, and fuel shortages affect local stores and streetlights. Coal shipments from Parkersburg eased shortages briefly. A charity event with Mrs Arend Driver’s family drew gifts and pleasant company. A ladies safety society event with Mrs Hester is noted. turn to the Want ad date for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington Rm
Her. J. P. Macertner
Watertog
Parkersburg
Mtr
Arend
oTnen
Marne Rose
Mer
Hester
First Issue of Sammies Paper Out in France
The Stars and Stripes, the official publication of the American expeditionary forces, debuts in France as a weekly eight page paper. It carries 2000 words of cable news per issue, with half tones and illustrations, and profits go to enlisted men. General Pershing extends greetings to readers from the trenches to base ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stars and Stripes
United States
Gen. Pershing
Duchess of Marlborough Donates Pearls to Children’s Fund
London February 8 The Duchess of Marlborough presented a $25,000 collar of Vanderbilt pearls with a large diamond to a children’s jewel fund for child welfare of which she is treasurer. The fund aims to aid needy mothers and babies and reduce infant mortality through expanded aid centers and jewelry drives. Articles of jewelry will be sent to a central depot with pieces sold by a dealer and the rest auctioned. women nationwide are urged to contribute any jewelry from wedding rings to tiaras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Knight Templar Stated Conclave Meeting Announced
As¢alon Commandery No 25 invites members to a Friday evening Stated conclave for regular business and opening in full form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As¢alon Commandery No
Knight Templar
Foot Bridge Construction Crew at Cedar River Crossing
The Waterloo Construction company operates a crew on the new foot bridge across the Cedar river in Gilbertville. Miss Agnes Schaefer visited relatives in Waterton in prior days. Miss Francis Meischman has been ill. Willan Sehares and family called on Sunday at the John Nelsen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Waterloo Construction Company
Cedar River
Agnes Schaefer
Waterton
Francis Meischman
Willan, Sehares
John Nelsen
Castle Hile Castle Elilt and Local Sojourns
Miss Mabel Lawrence returns from an extended visit in Iowa Falls while Cyril Hackett comes home on a naval furlough. Nick De Wilde visits with his brother Albert and friends from Castle Mi school. Mrs Harriet Benson returns from Mason City to join family. An accident forces killing of a horse belonging to John Meggison's family. Ott Schroeder and sons host a sleigh ride for local youth with Mrs Agnes Ruarnes as chaperone. Funeral services for E W Lansing are set at the family home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Elilt
Seb. S
Mabel Lavwrence
Lowa Falls
Cyril Hackett
Nick de Wilde
New Hampton
Albert
Castle Mi
C.D. Ludwig
Waterloo
Ryan Place
Kemp
Tompkins
Cedar Falls
Harriet Benson
Mason City
7. B. Knowies
John Meggison
Ott Schroeder
E. WD. Lansing
Bristow News Briefs and Local Obituaries
Edgar and Arnold Brecke were summoned home to Minnesota after their brother’s sudden death. Carrie Woodworth recovers after gallstone operation. Funeral of Mrs. Win Trindle held at Christian church. interment in Oak Hill. Mrs. Tess Young and daughter visit from Wisconsin. Mrs. Erm est Sniffin dies in Wilmington Michigan. Madam Ringsdorf Concert Co. to appear at Espera house Monday. One 11 pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Troe Lehriever. Frank Torter obituary at Emmett Ada. Read the news in the advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pike
Madam
Oren Porter
Ela Seltz
Ermest Sniffin
Wilmington
Mich
Sniffin
Market Setback in Corn Prices and Mixed Grain Trade
Weather favored crops with hopes for larger yields but ample supplies capped any major decline. Opening corn futures slipped modestly before closing steady near the prior day lows as oats faced selling pressure from pit traders and hog provisions weakened on higher receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicago
Sian
Grain price quotations across several markets
Chicago and multiple grain exchanges report varying prices for corn, oats, rye and barley with mixed, white, yellow and No. 2/4/6 categories. Notable figures include corn near 1.70 to 1.82 in some markets, oats around 0.87 to 0.90, rye about 2.20 to 2.25, and barleys around 1.63 to 1.80, with cash and track prices listed for Minneapolis and St. Louis regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lisa
Mar Otto
Detilde
BATRA
Kansas City
Fed
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Ucoern
Viax
St. Louis
Prices from New York and Chicago markets
Price reports from New York and Chicago list butter, cheese and eggs with varied receipts and firm or unsettled tone. Butter Creamery at 44 49 3/ c in Chicago. eggs mixed, firsts around 44 45 c, case included. potatoes receipts 14 cars unchanged. a note on prices in Kansas City shows butter firsts 45 c, seconds 25 c. Also community notices include a card of thanks for Mary Uetrie and an invited skating event at the YWCA in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St- Louis
St. Louis
At Exchange
General Electric
Industry Alcohol
Studebaker
Vances
Liberty Secor
Unit States Steel
Marines
Maryland
Liberty
Sis
Hog and cattle prices edge lower at Chitazo market
Commodity desk notes lower hog prices amid weak demand with receipts around 33 000 while cattle and sweep demand show mixed to weak results. Prices listed for hogs, cattle and sheep across St. Louis Kansas City and local markets reflect softer trading and tomorrow’s anticipated declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitazo
Wethers
Lambs
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Sioux City
ST. Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Live stock quotes from Sioux City and Omaha markets
Market roundup shows hog and cattle prices at Sioux City and St Joseph with receipts noted. Omaha and Toledo futures and cotton and metal prices appear alongside London silver and currency updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
Canper
Waterloo Market Prices and Commodities Listing
A Waterloo market page lists prices for sacks of patent flour 49 pounds as well as various grains and dairy items including butter creamery orange dairy, oats, and corn. It records wholesale and retail price divisions, along with several livestock and hides categories and their corresponding values.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Minnmmum
Waterloo Evening Couriler and Pale
Red 4075
Watson G. Ackles
Eee
Ypoutgeia
W. Eleventh
Waterloo Savings Park
East
Melrose Apartments
Flora Theatre
Bryant
Co.soMice
Goowanes
al Laundry
Cedar Rapide
Town
Towa State College
Ames
Crofts & Reed
Dept. T
Care Courier
Tors
F. Wilson
St. Weterloo
Tow
Towa
Minnesota
Boerders
Rooner
Wunterlun
West Mullan
East Fitardware Co
Thone
York L. A
Joe
Western Avenue
East Foerth
Wranktin
Desirene Wewly Poon
Beara
Matern
Goer Sall
Allen Land Co
Reel
Closs
West Aide
Heal
Best
Pifih Ave
Clinton
Prospect Uis
Lewis Miller
Berkshire Road
Hiavk Ilank
Henry Manson
U. S
Lursong
Alo
Phonograph Record Exchange
East Side
Maz Tatavetti
Carl G. Neuvaum
Mar Wey
Lpequiry
Florida
Dieu Jo
Barwe
Tows Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
L. S. Parsons Storage Dept
Puone
Ratan
Pacific Coast
Boyd / Transfer Co
Minneapelix
Waterloo Evening Courier
Tauner Bu
Herman Simon
Anna Siegel
Paul Sarg
Aviation Department of Army Service
Champaign
Tfl
Technical School of Instruction
Julius Frisch
August Pieggenkuhle
Sumner
Xx. W. CO. A
Hazleton
Erick ,Deuhr
Arthur Well
Fred Wells
Delweth
HH. SL Hunt
John Russell
Cedar Rapids
David Evans
Dekotau
Spafford
Dakota
Proparci¢On
Y . Wilt Swartz
Delwelh
Jolitt Her
Mitt
Milliure Spray
Foy Hare
Mronson
Kan
Ted Cross
INS Hospital
Bearlyng
Muléa Bahe
Mr. Swartz
Westgate
St. Mathews Lantheran
Res Meyer
Herman Neuert
Lantheran
Meyer
Brys
Wa Koch
Osnes
Dent Mersech
Max Bredow
Muelph Berger
Vicorse Vanderwalker
John McDewitt
Stella Wilson Willl
Klinger
Sammies
France
Famol
Castle Hile
Bristow
Kansas City Grain
Caed
Mary Uetrie
Algo
W.C
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mosi
Briggs
Tome
Omaha Livestock
Toledo
Sike
Timothy
Herman
Lafayette Street
HW. EE
McDoudgale Hv
Edwards Street
Cedar Walls
Salie
Howart County
Fasy Tenns
West Waterloo
W. E. Peavey
West Fifth Streets
Wellington
Crystal Royal
Harley Rye
al Wa
ZOO
EOC
C. F. Adams
Owasa
Col
W. A. Cooper
Jim Cottingham
FE. H. Jackson
Jack Brown
W. N. McLenon
Tripp & Gill
E. L. Jordan
Marsh-Place
Irvin G. Cohen
Lamoun Baus
Chicago Board OF Trade
Cueaga
WaterIno
C. G. Larrabes
Mgr
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