Real Estate and Public Notices from 1917 Waterloo Iowa
A dense OCR mix of real estate ads and public notices from Waterloo Iowa 1917 includes For sale listings in Michigan and Canada, farm land prices from 13 to 50 dollars per acre, parcels near towns and schools, and a Park Avenue company incorporation notice. Sheriff sales announce auctions of automobiles and lot parcels, with names like D B Henderson and Security Trust Bank involved.
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Algo
Hearby
Wearls
West Fourth Street
Bolisg & Monroe
Fairbank
Iowa
Onida County
Hearskin River
Crosby
Rhinelander
Wis
Fichl Street
Baltimore Street
Irving School
R. E. Bruner
Read
Bentley Bros
Heal Estate
Home Park
Wes Stoward & Bowman
Black Bark Bank
eChoice
Atwood Realty Company
Palace Building
Minneaontis
First National Bank Bldz
Chicago
Canada
Allan Cameron
Canadian Pacific Ry
Ninth Ave
Calgary
Alberta
Uta
Slaoeholders
Bete Telephone Company
Arith Ity
Waterloo
Asia Corporation
Woot
Belt
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Geo. I. Fawkes
Cornell Telephone Mmpany
Sherif
Black Hawk County
District Court
Black Flag Vic
State of
GC. Pickett
W R. Vonalison
Costa
D. B. Henderson
Black Frank
Omer
Nickett, Swisher & Farwell
Sherri Sale
Black Hawt
Court House
Walcroo
Aitstrict Court
Tows
S. Nes Bank of Waterloo
Nallig D. Cohn
Wea
A. Berry
Waterloo Loan & Tmist Company
J. Howrey
Rida C. Howrey
Calumet
Wahertoo
Towa
Offico
Courtrignt & Arbuckle, Plaintifs Attornery
Park Avenue Company
State of Towa
Terard
Ren Estate
Dodara
Ahail Berin
Fenewel
Comppany
Bs Im
Board of Directors
PGT Sedgwick
Miller
Jack
Rowley Notes and Local Weddings and Moves
Rowley area notices report improving health members, housekeeping in Donlea corner, moves to O'Brien county, and a fire incident at John Corkery harness shop. Farmers plan marriage notices, local clubs meet, and a birthday celebrated. Orange Township updates include weddings, visits, school events, and farm business details with several community names.
Veteran resident Arnold of Vinton dies at advanced age
William Fr. Arnold, born in England, one of Vinton's oldest citizens, died after a long life that started in 1826. He married Hannah Robbins in 1847 and moved to Vinton in 1857. He worked as a mason and helped build early local houses. He attended the Presbyterian church and left behind a family including an adopted daughter from Fort Scott, Kan. Funeral services were held and burial followed.
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Vinton
William Fr. Arnold
Arnold
Minton
Fort Scott
Kan
England
Hannah Robbins
Hia
Florence
Armold
Anna Jones
Bim
Presbyterian Church
Fred Flora
Charles Bryant
Helen
Marlo
Judees
Cent Strayer
Esther Hueid
Evergreen
Cem
Floyd
Axiemner
Telford
Bryant
Hazel Mrtch
Waterloo
Zella Green
Treer
Kentucky coal for immediate delivery ad
Artificial Ice and Fuel Co advertises Kentucky coal for immediate delivery. Property transfers show Henry Callaghan and John Callaghan selling parts of Cedar Falls areas to Hans Jensen and others, with multiple lots, blocks, and additions in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Local real estate dealings include McCoy to Thurston, McCormack to Graham, and Mercantile Warehouse Co. to Estela Hartnaa with small monetary values noted.
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Kentucky Coal
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Nent
Black Hawk County Abstree Co
Henry Callaghan
Hans Jensen
S. Cameron
Cedar Falls
Whee
John Callaghan
Cameron
Betis
William Callaghan
Mans Jen- Sem
J. T
Peete
T. R. McCoy
Clark Thurnton
Litchfield
Waterton
Clark Thurston
T. R. McCo
Waterloo
Augusta I. McCormack
Clyde M. Graham
Lane & Fowlers
Mercantile Ware House Co
Estela J. Hartna
Cacadey & Batleg
Waterloo Markets Poultry and Livestock Prices
Market notes list poultry and livestock items with varied prices and annotations. Entries mention young rooster, ducks, ewes, heifers, cows, bulls, and hogs with price figures. some text is garbled but indicates standard market quotes and product naming.
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Wellington
Sleera
Local notes and social happenings in small town Iowa items
A mixed report from Aplington and Dunkerton covers church societies, hospitalities, and town events. Notes include the Ladies Aid groups at Reformed and Brethren churches, a recent appendicitis operation, a Fort Dodge renter renewing the creamery lease, Blizzard Day services, sickroom updates, school trips to Java Hall, a Waterloo accident, and an upcoming lecture by Charles J Taggart. Also mentions farmers institute attendance in Dunkerton, exhibits at the bank, and community notices of Pure Water projects, local dining, an oyster supper, a spelling school, and housing changes with P O Canfield family moving March 1. Grace Grinnell assisting in the drugstore.
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Aplington Aplington
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Reformed Church
Reuter
Ron. Wylevian
Res. George
Mr. Richards
Fort Dodge
Webster
Baptiat
If. Uf. Younker
Java
Rena Lindaman
W. Lindaman
Ben Ficgmesma
AL Teemesmi
Waterloo
Klemme
Town Hall
Charles J Taggart
Loutherton
Veh
Sonlehlunin
Rena’ Presba
New Hartford
Considine
Ge. Jenson
Mary Gardner
A. BL Vhurch
Detrberton
P.O. Canfield
R. Holderman
Craner
Grace Grinnell
Winthrop Area Obituary and Local Wedding Notes
Esther A Bateman Roberts longtime resident of Winthrop New Brunswick born January 13 1831 died February 3 1917 widow of John Roberts survived by eight children and many grandchildren funeral led by Rev Samuel Bear at Hickory Grove cemetery. A quiet wedding followed at John Eilat home as Belle Roberts youngest daughter wed John Quigley graduate of Winthrop High School and soon to reside on the Auten farm after visiting Vergennes with her husband.
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Winthrop
Esther A. Bateman
Barthurst
New Brunswick
John Roberts
Thomas
Wesrs
John Mfulford
George Cecil
Charley
Nicklas
Union
Stester
Charles
Coshocton
Roberts
Methodist Church
Samuel Bear
Hickory Grove
D. MM
Auten Farm
Hazleton and Area Notes Show Moves and Births
Hazleton, Fen. John Basham buys Frank Huntington’s residence and plans a south side bedroom expansion. Rickey moves north of town with family to Hazleton March 4 after renting B. A. Thomas house. A daughter born Feb 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thursday. M. E. church hosts Dollar Day lunch for 35. Prof A. F. Howatt to lecture at ME church next Sunday. Latham from Otterside visits Dr. J. W. Donnell’s home. Nelson ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Harberthen recovers stolen shotgun and sheep-lined coat from Willamstown, Mo. Edna Munger to visit brother Ross in St. Paul. Rebekah and Eastern Star to hold basket social Feb 13 to fund piano for Ball. entertainment includes farce The Female Mason. The title of duke first used in 1337. Black Prince was first duke under Duke of Cornwall.
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Hazleton
Fen
John Basham
Frank Huntington
Basham
Rickey
B. A. Thomas
Frank
M. E. Church
T. HuEndsaker
Cole
J. OW. Donnell
A. F. Howatt
ME. E. Enurch
Cit Latham
Otterside
Nelson
Cam. Harberthen
Willamstown
Edna Munger
Ross
St. Paul
Rebekah and
Eastern Star
Wheat Gains in Early Market Amid Weather and Strike Hearsay
Markets show early strength in wheat as rumors of a strike on the Canadian Pacific influence grain movements bound for Britain. Price shifts include May futures around 3.58 with gains symbolized by overall bullish tendencies in corn and oats. Provisions rise on hot demand, with ribs in focus as traders react to hedge and setboard buying.
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Jeago
Canadian Pacific Rain ‘Road
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chicago and Minnesota Cash Grain Quotations Update
Market report lists Chicago cash grain quotes for white and mixed corn and wheat, with May and July futures, plus Minnesota and Kansas City prices. Also notes premium ranges for hogs, hay, butter, lard, potatoes, eggs, hides, and veal terms, reflecting regional farm commodities and dairy prices.
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Kansas City
Mary
Minnesypolis
Hogs Advance 15 Cents Cattle Steady at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts totaled 26000 with bids steady to higher for mixed and butcher hogs. Cattle receipts 4000, cattle steady with Texas steers and cows in specific price ranges. Sheep market opened steady and closed strong with native and western lambs and yearlings noted among prices.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary
Kansas City market reports show hogs receipts at 6,900 with prices from 11.69 to 12.35 and top end around 12.30 for heavy packs. Cattle receipts 1,000 with prime steers 11.23 to 12.00 and heifers about 7.00 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 10,009 with lambs 12.50 to 14.40 and yearlings 12.25 to 13.25.
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Kansas City
Ted
Searings
Swethers
Ewes
South Omaha Livestock Market Report Feb 9
South Omaha cattle hogs and sheep receipts recap with prices. Cattle native steers about 38 to 41, cows and heifers 25 to 39, western and Texas steers near 7 to 8.5. Hogs receipts 13 900. heavy hogs around 12.80 to 13.60, lighter hogs 10.75 to 11.75. Sheep yearlings 11 to 12.50, wethers 9.50 to 10.50, ewes 23 to 14.35. sugar futures in New York 4.38 to 4.40 per cent.
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South UmMana
Penen Steady
Uelles
Texas
Bank of Sales
Wethers
Saints
Iowa
Markets Chicago Produce
Chicago and New York markets report higher butter receipts and firm poultry and cheese prices. Butter and eggs show unsettled tone with varied creamery quotes. pork, lard, and ribs move higher while live poultry remains steady. Wisconsin whites and Idaho color entries appear with mixed values across regions.
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Caicago
Wiscomin
Idaho
Colorady
Washington
New York
Grain Letter Highlights Mixed Reports and Market Outlook
The Chicago Grain Letter notes wheat firming on export potential and rail cooperation, with mixed crop signals and weather damage. Corn shows improvement in car shipments and storage movement, while oats see stronger demand from seaboard buyers. Mercantile paper and short-term rates cited in New York news.
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Chicago
Seaboard
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Courier Printing Establishment
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Clement
Gl Oy
Miller Shoe Co
Wang
Rowley Rowley
Alert Sloan
Keane
Cody
Wyo
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Ater Keane
George Gruen
O'Brien Lounty
Fred Chesmore
Churen
Electa Crozier
Addie Buckley
James Henderson
James Woodruff
Rowley
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Vern Monten
John Corkery
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Floyd Gates
Josie van Orxdei
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Christina Shaller
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Arcadia
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Sheeler
Hudson
Xers
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Ehudsi
Bel End Hussey
W. TL. Lichty
Gresne
Mothers’ Club
Grady Kame
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Werp
Elmer Lichty
Ladies’ Soclat Club
A. K. Glessner
F. S. Miller
City Packing House
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Waterloo Markets
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Dunkerton
Black Prince
Edward II
Duke of Cornwall
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Grain and Provisions
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iMay Aunn
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Chicago Cash Gate
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Frednos
Elden
Eteen Hides &Reen
Market News
Marsh-Place
Unison Bros
Chicago Board OF Trane
Lleystock
Avestock i Ihe Union
Western
Sheen
Kansas City Livestock
South Omaha Livestock
Mercantile Farrer
Mercantile Paper
Tim Mahoney
Lincoln Township
Voorbies
Hludson
Reinbeck
Traer
McCormick
Keystone
Rock Island
Mayes
Hayes
Emerson Gang
International Hay
International Horse Power
John Deere
Harrow
Robinson
Appleton
Riverside Tango
Singer
Neally
William Homtaxd
Orville Harris
Chas. Welligk
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