Notice of Incorporation of Horse Holder Company
Notice states Horse Holder Company is organized with principal place at Waterloo Iowa to manufacture and sell a patent horse holder device for vehicles and real estate deals. Authorized capital stock 1200 dollars, 20 year duration, directors from 3 to 5, officers elected by board, liability limited to two thirds of capital stock, stockholders exempt from debts. Signed HH. O. Bernbrock President Louis Frank Secretary. Horse Holder Company details include stock, meetings, and governance. The document contains additional market data unrelated to the corporation.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Hi‘hess
Board of Directors
HH. O. Bernbrock
Louis Frank
Wheat declines amid Liverpool quotes and Russian shipping talk
Chicago market news shows wheat slipping on Liverpool quotations and rising country offerings while chatter of large Russian shipments from Archangel and Vladivostok attracts attention. Corn weak on soft demand. oats aided by a road embargo lift. Hog supply liberal. cattle and sheep offerings uneven as markets close weak. Livestock receipts at Omaha reflect softer tone with mixed price ranges across categories. Grain quotes across Chicago “No. 2 red” wheat around 1.60 to 1.63, corn roughly 0.78 to 0.82, oats mid 0.60s, with regional prices in St Louis Kansas City and Winnipeg varying by grade.
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Wellington
Brown Hall
Care
Linden
Lafayette St
Black
Moderty
Westith St
Callat House
Prospect Hills
Anton Sliissard
Gud Afareh
Mackus
Mion
Cass Co
Mareh Isl
Waterloo
Vilemers
Siave
F. Knapp
Albert Feteranley
XNI
Teal
Groom House
Ty Sunart
Cere
Aland
Lloyd
MM. Skinner
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Alig
Marinette
Holt Co
Atkinson
Rchard Iy
Rancreta Howe
Ada Chas
Shehesta
Josie I
Nebraska
Chicago
Liverpool
Archandgel
Vladisvostok
Seaboard
Onis
Janesville Burials and Local News Eventful Week
Janesville news covers a burial at M. E. church for a local resident from Waverly, with Rev. Smith leading services. Relatives, neighbors, and local figures attend. Notes on Henry Pippett’s rheumatism, Eastern Star plant gift, upcoming prayer meeting at Mrs. Briner’s, illness of Mrs. Chaplin, and a serious runaway incident involving Martin and Elizabeth Braun near the M. E. church. A masquerade skate is planned, with prizes. Further items include Clarence McCann visiting, Wednesday meetings for boys and men, a farewell gathering at Ed Barrick’s, Fred Webster’s illness, Bert Briner’s visit, and Fred Muir’s pending sale and move to Cedar Falls. Elmer ed here.
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Waverly
M. E. Church
Rev. Smith
Lola
Clare Cook
A. R. Montross
Minn
Will
Geo. Rockwood
Henry Pippett
Geo. Peplin
Clarence McCann
Raymond
Fred McCann
Barrick
Fred Webster
Bert Briner
Charles City
Fred Muir
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Keb
Elmer
Osage Society News Update Sparks Family Travels
Byron Loney returns from seven weeks in northeastern Kansas to oversee farm business. Mr and Mrs William Barker back from six weeks in eastern Kansas. John McSweeney family visits Elma for wedding of Mrs McSweeney's brother Clark. Elton Garrison visits Albert Lea to see brother Percy and wife recovering after operations. Harmon Oltman welcomes a daughter Monday morning, their first child. Mrs Kelson of Lyle visits Hanson family and returns with daughter Janette after winter with grandmother and uncle. Kate Boxtater of Otranto mentioned in local notes.
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Osage
Byron Loney
Kansas
Wm. Barker
John McSweeney
Elma
Percy Garrison
Harmon Oltman
Kelson
Lyle
Kate Boxtater
Otranto
Tripoli Local Notices Include Socials and Moves
A. J. Hardy visits for the Dubuque Lumber and Coal Co. local office. Nela Rasmussen moves to Jim Keough farm. Roy Waterman into Rasmussen’s house. J. D. Kurtz travels to Chicago to buy spring goods for Schultz department store. The Ladies Booster club plans a dance Feb 15 with LaRue’s orchestra. last before Lent. Lent services at St. Peter’s begin Feb 17. George Elmen christened, Bloyd Schirk's son. Mrs. J. R. Stanton and children visit from St. Paul. Lorenz ill with tonsillitis. Wm. Guiney visits from Sioux Falls. New babies: Richards and Bahlmann households. Rev. Hamkammer to Andrew, Ia. Emil Elkema to Upper Iowa Univ. Oyster supper at Congregational church Feb 12. Canned goods plant news. Stagner returns as manager.
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Tripoli
A. J. Hardy
Dubuque Lumber and Coal Co
Nela Rassmussen
Jim Keough
Henry Matthiezen
Roy Waterman
N. Rassmussen
J. d. Kurtz
Chicago
Schultz Department Store
Ladies’ Booster ‘Club of
M. Kleinan
George Elmen
J. R. Stanton
St. Paul
A. L. Wilhelm
Lorenz
Wm. Guiney
Sioux Falls
Claud Richards
Carl Bahlmann
Rev
Hamkammer
Andrew
Emil Elkema
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Congregational
F.C. Koch
L. Stagner
Burr Oak School Hosts Epworth League Evening
About thirty Epworth League members gathered at the Raub home east of town to finish terms begun by Miss Tibbets during a Monday teaching session at Burr Oak School.
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Gan
Burr Oak
Plainfield Social Notes Reach Beyond Town Lines
Plainfield residents report a series of visits and travels with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Thompson traveled to Waterloo to visit his parents Mr and Mrs R K Thompson. O G Thompson and Will Oberdear returned from Rochester and Spring Valley Minnesota. Ed Limbric and Miss Lela spent the weekend with the Farnsworths in New Hartford and Mrs Simbric accompanied them home. Mrs Eva Blasier of Nashua visited her sister Mrs D Farnsworth. Mrs A Shares left for Iowa Falls to help an uncle, Geo Miller, who was badly injured. Levi Buroaker and family left for De Graff Minnesota after a three week stay.
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Plainfield
Orchard News Circa February Entries and Local Items
Orchard reports a mix of local notes. Lee Brown mishap with a frozen cat during ice harvest, Miss Linnie Shotwell visits in Vinton, Mrs. James Morse improving, Farmers Supply held church parlor meeting with sustainers, Ladies Aid served dinner and raised funds. Olive Hough visits Baldwin family, Evans and son open new store, Calvin Mellington may pursue art school in Minneapolis, G. R. Colton travels to Chicago with stock, Morse siblings attend Clarence Bryant and Dorcas Moen wedding in Charles City, Harold Mellington returns from Barron Wisconsin, Co op Creamery skimming trips hindered by storm and poor roads.
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Lee Brown
Linnie Shotwell
Vinton
Charlie Lewis
James Morse
Farmers’ Supply Company
Ladies Aid Society
Olive Hough
Floyd
Deb" Baldwin
C. B. Evans
Leon
Iris Morse
Charles City
Clarence Bryant
Dorcas Moen
Harold Mellington
Barron
Wis
Will Baldwin
Co-operative Creamery Company
Marriage at St. Josephs church in Raymond
Miss Barbra Pint of Independence wed Mr. Wm. Reuter at 9 o clock Wednesday in St. Josephs church with Rev. Wm. A. Kunkel officiating. Attendants were Miss Emma Reuter and Mr. Sohn Pint. A wedding breakfast followed as the couple plans to live on the Christ Reuter farm nearby. A basket social at the school house Monday benefits St. Josephs Catholic church, featuring recitations and singing, with baskets to be brought by attendees. Daniel Lindner will depart February 17 for Albert Lea and Emmons.
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Wm. Reuter
Christ Reuter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gadiea
Daniel Lindner
Albert Lea
Emmons
Minne Aims For Welterweight Clash With Champion
Minnesota plans a wrestling meet against the welterweight champion and on returning will make a sobbie heat trip via Madison.
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Minne
Minnesota
Madison
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Ida Maroney of Waterloo visits the Columbus home as Alvin Strubel and Fred Schaefer spend Sunday in Waterloo. The Ladies Home Circle plans a Feb. 26 meeting with Mrs. Ben Taken. Genevieve McGarvey and Frank Klein set a Feb. 15 wedding at St Marys church Mrr. and Mrs. Koerner return from Minnesota. Bremenschenkel to hold a closing out sale Feb. 16. Will Heinz rents the Nicholas Beck farm for year. Frank Klein and wife spend Tuesday in Waterloo.
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Eagle Center
Ida Maroney
Waterloo
Lumbus
Megara
Alvin Strubel
Fred Schaefer
Ladies’ Home Circle Club
Ben Taken
Kathryn McGarvey
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve McGarvey
Frank Klein
St. Mary's Church
Mrr
Henry Koerner
Bremenschenkel
Will Heinz
Nicholas Beck
W. F. M. S. to Meet at Parsonage Next Wednesday
Geneseo February reports an all day meeting and picnic dinner planned by the W. F. M. S. at the parsonage. Nearby movements include Mrs. Speer taking daughter Marjorie to St. Louis for treatment, Mrs. Brown hosting Mrs. Speer, and Mrs. Hayward visiting the Meeker home in Mooreville. G. W. McKay of Waterloo spent part of the week in Geneseo.
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Geneseo
O. J. Speer
Marjorie
J. W. Tanner
G. W. McKay
Waterloo
Geneseo Farm
Readlyn Notes Show Local Moves and Departures
Readlyn column lists residents leaving for new jobs and travels, including W P Ringler to Plainfield for Cod dington Laird, McDevitt and Moeller returning from Minneapolis, Ernest Gehrke visiting Lumber, Vanderwalkers from Kensington, Diekmann party to Waverly, Wm Vanderwalker visiting Dunkerton, and Baumlaffen family visiting the Heimanns. Also mentions Seeman buying a pant room and barber shop in Sauk Rapids and Gaede selling his clothing store interest to ER Meyerhoff, plus an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and a trivia note on Arizona copper output in 1912.
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Sauk Rapids
Minn
Mr. Seeman
H. Gaede
ER. Meyerhoff
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