Lost And Wanted Ads Spark Local Missives
A jumble of lost items and help wanted notices appears in the column, including a Parker fountain pen lost near Jefferson and multiple employment ads for salesmen and assistants in Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Various real estate listings and miscellaneous sales notices fill the rest, with farm and household items offered or sought.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sycasnore
Eva Harrison
Steubenville
Alo
Teamsters Union Boosts Booster Night and Red Cross Move
Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross will move its offices to the Commercial National Hank building on Fifth Street East to centralize administration. Marian Chapman will join the new third floor offices along with civil relief workers while production will shift to branch and auxiliary workrooms. The Teamsters Union No 533 held its strongest meeting yet, with over 150 members, and an open session on March 2 invites all members. the Red Cross continues to face heavy reconstruction needs in Europe, with funds strictly for Red Cross work.
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Waterloo
American Red Cross
Fifth Street
Commercial National Hank
H. B. Cropper
Marian Chapman
Home Service Section
Civilign
Com-ee Bank
Crapper
Teamsters Union
Labor Temple
The
Red Cross
Teamsters
Peerless Bakery Company
Keiderling & Brown Dairy
Islall
Europe
Home Service Department of Waterloo Red Cross
Third Avenue West
Knights of Columbus
JESUP NOTES AND LOCAL UPDATES
Relatives report Mrs Conn Henningar of Spring Valley Minn formerly Nashua is en route to Rochester for a serious surgical diagnosis. Senior class hosted Juniors at the opera house with an entertainment and menu including potato salad sandwiches pickles hot chocolate fruit ice cream and cake. Mrs Bessie Wallis and daughter Beth visited Charles City then Sioux Falls to attend Mrs Wallis’s mother Mrs L D Smedley’s birthday. Sager Smedley and Troy Smedier of Fargo also attended. Vernon township Feb 12 Mrs Steven Rockwell returns from Sartori hospital and is recovering from major surgery. John Apel family move to Howe farm Blanche Askey hosts Mabel Parsons Cedar Falls for weekend. John Tiller bedridden with heart trouble after a prior illness. Max Bredow and wife welcome a son born Thursday. Earl Prosser from Canada visits friends here. Mark Leversee returns from Wheaton Minn after visiting relatives. Harald Baskins at Camp Dodge Fort Bayard expected home soon. Champ Howe from Nansen N C reports well and sleighing fine.
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Conn Henningar
Spring Valley
Minn
Nashua
Rochester
Opera House
Bessie Wallis
Beth
Charles City
Sager Smedley
Sioux Falls
N. D
Walsh
L. D. Smedley
Troy Smedier
Fargo
WHS
MT. Vernon Township
AIC
Vernon
Steven Rockwell
Sartori Hospital
John Apel
Howe Farm
Blanche Askey
Mabel Parsons
Cedar Falls
John Tiller
Max Bredow
Max
Earl Prosser
Canada
Mark Leversee
Wheaton
Harald Baskins
Camp Dodge
Fort Bayard
Champ Howe
Nansen
N. C
Tom
Wiliam Beeter
Harry
C. O. Demmel
Waterlon
Harry Kelley
Elmer Trivle
Raymond
Mia
Alma Palmer
John Braund
Frush's Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Thomas
Kenneally
Gertrude Kenneally
Willbur van Eman
Claire van Imman
A. Howey
Barnes Braund
Glad
G. E. Pooler
Lochead
E. 5
Hull
K. J. Dodge
Glen Blakeman
Glen Blakemen
John Walker
H. J. Fuller
Sr. WE. Burrell
Warjren Lowell
J. H. Copenhaver
Willis Pooler
Cédar Crest
William Washington ‘Bailey
Kentucky
Macomb Tl
Jesu
Mr. Bailey
Baker family recoveries and local notices from Sumner
Sumner area notes report Mr and Mrs Henry Baker and children recovering from flu, Herman Warnke operated at Tripoli hospital, Elsie Ribbeck had appendicitis operation at New Hampton, several local obituaries and sick list items, plus church and social events, visits, and birthdays across Jesup Barclay and nearby communities.
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Will Dawson
Marken
Tama
Will Waskow
Karsten
Christ Mueller
May Hughes
Caroline Hanson
Long Prairie
Minn
J. Foxx
Wimbledon
N. C
Roy Pease
Ed Manner
Rochester
Jubilee co operative creamers activity and local notices
Mt Auburn Geneseo Feb 12. Mrs. C E B Lambert was ill through part of the week. Mrs. McKittrick Mantang visited at Rev Havejerfield’s Geneseo parsonage. Visitors include J Churchill Sioux Falls and D, L J Meeker La Torre City at A F Meeker’s. Harbaughs of Waterloo visited HH. 4Berman family ill. Wilkinson families ill with typhus. Jubilee Feb 12 Jubilee Co operative Creamers erecting something thick and of good quality. Gus Harte moved to Hass of Waterloo to work. Teeter family ill. Nick Flaming recovered enough to work. A son born Feb 12 to Dean and Mrs Dean Anderson. Mrs Nelle Ferry visits then returns to Perry. Pastor Jer Mundas may attend centenary in Omaha. J P Greenwalt and family moved Mt Auburn to Kansas City for weeks with relatives. Aston Gillett visiting. recently discharged from service at Vancouver Wash. Miss Danlee Patterson visiting with Velma Hind. Claude Wayward’s son Leo Clyde arrived New York Palan hotel. Leo fell ill with pneumonia. underwent operation but not fully recovered. United States left Feb 8 2818 returning in one year to dax. No clarity on future camp.
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Adig
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Oklahoma
W. Pierce
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Arthur Bricham
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H. MM Feterean
Glenn Kepple
Ionia
Hugh Buills
Pierce
Wy. Simpson
Mary Farr
Wwwn
Wm Farr
Freeman Bells
Riverton
Kathyrn Ward
Delia Windhmiller
G. E. Bison
W. RC
G. Alir
Walter Knight
Waterloo
Washington
W. A. Granger
Minneapolis
Mr. Granger
Arthur) Ower
Canada
Rochester
Underney
Geneseo
C. EB. Lanbert
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Mantang
Have Jerfield
E Churchill
Sioux Falls
L J. Meeker
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A. F. Meeker
Johm Harbaugh
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James Wilkinson
Dean Anderson
Nelle Ferry
Percy Brown
Perry
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Onlp
Chatch
Jer Mundas
Omaha
J. P. Greenwalt
Goth
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Kansas City
Aston Gillett
Indiana
W. R. Stevenson
Vancouver
Wash
Danlee Patterson
Velma Hind
Claude Wayward
Leo Clyde
New York
Palan Hotel
United States
Dax
Packer-backed bill faces temperance repeal efforts
Des Moines report notes a state law against tapping out of drink flows. Senator Packer of Pol County introduced a measure to repeal the law amid earlier failed efforts two years ago.
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Jobs for Everyone Is Object of Bid
Des Moines reports Representative Coakley of Union county introduced a bill in the Iowa house to require county governments to provide work for idle men. The plan would create employment districts run by work directors named by the county supervisor, directing county labor such as road dragging. Prisons could employ able-bodied inmates at regular wages with earnings going to their families.
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Coakley
Union County
Lown House
Bis
City in Brief and Kansas City Livestock Update
City in Brief reports a military discharge filing by Lewis Fink in the county records and a license issued to Ransom Palmatier and Emma J. Jenkyn, with social notes on Lena Farrar’s visit and Marian Chapman's illness. Knights of Columbus prepare to resume meetings in Waterloo. Kansas City livestock summary shows hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges for trading on Feb 12, including prime fed steers, dressed beef, calves, lambs, yearlings, and sheep.
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Omaha and St Louis Livestock Market Summary
Receipts and price ranges across Omaha St Louis Sioux City and St Joseph in mid February trading show lower demand. Hog receipts around 18 000 in Omaha and St Louis with mixed to heavy weights quoted 17.20 to 18.20. Cattle receipts about 7 500 in Omaha and 5 000 in St Louis with steer and heifer values mainly 11.50 to 15.50. Sheep receipts near 14 000 in Omaha and 500 in St Louis with lambs 16.25 to 17.35 and ewes 8.50 to 11.25.
PROTEST PRICES AND MARKETS IN MIDWEST AND CHICAGO NEWS
Chicago market report lists butter at 38c to 43c, firsts 34c to 40c and 093 packing. Kansas City shows creamery butter at 43c and eggs at 36c, poultry up to 26c for hens and 19c for springs. oats revised, waterloo hearing mentions case of Maharns v Headford. Industrial bureau to handle trial with state attorney Mr. Young as representative.
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Ralph Young
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Hogs Close Weak After Tuesday Prices In Chicago Market
The U S Bureau of Markets reports hog receipts at 23000 with most prices 6 to 10 cents above average but closing weak. Bulk wholesalers and packers show varied figures from 18 05 to 28 00 for different hog categories. Cattle receipts 8000, market more active and steady to strong though calves slow. Beef cattle high end 20.00 head, lower grades around 10.50 to 16.25. Sheep receipts 3000, opening slow but steady with lambs at 17.20 to 17.50 and ewes around 9.75 to 11.25. culls down to 5.75 to 8.25.
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
Wales
Travel Picture Free Matinee Big Success
Hundreds attended the free matinee at Waterloo as Ly man H Howe’s Travel Festival shown for 8,000 feet of film. The audience praised the entertainment, and Howe, who has toured major theatres for 18 years, plans more showings at regular prices tonight.
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Universals
Lyman H. Howe
Waterloo
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Howe Travel Festival
Mortuary notice for Mrs Pullen in Waterloo
Mrs. Pullen died last night at Presbyterian hospital and was taken to Kist her Mortuary awaiting word from distant relatives before funeral plans. Born December 28, 1880 she came to Waterloo in 1905 with her family. Surviving husband FE G Pullen two daughters Esther and Margaret father and stepmother in Florida two brothers Roland Glenwood and Estell Bradley Pa. Two sons died in infancy. Mrs Pullen belonged to United Presbyterian church and U C T auxiliary. Clarence Schmitt died at 7 am from tonsil infection age 10 and a brother Fred C Schmitt died last Thursday from the same disease. Funeral plans not yet made. Clarence J Shafer funeral at St Marys Catholic Church tomorrow 10 am Franciscan Fathers in charge burial in Calvary. Illinois Shorthorns sale: Rank Forbes elected president of Illinois Shorthorn Breeders' Association at Galesburg sale with 96 head selling for 25 000.
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Margaret
Wintenhaven
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Glenwood
Clarence Schmitt
Casper Schmitt
Dewar
Fred C. Schmitt
Casualties Among Americans in Siberia Reported
A cablegram from American expeditionary forces in France lists Siberia casualties up to February 9 as 16 officers and 314 men. Breakdown shows killed in action two officers and 60 men, died of wounds one officer and 14 men, died of disease 54 men, accident five, wounded severely two officers and 67 men, wounded slightly three officers and 0 men, undetermined two officers and 53 men, and missing in action 31 men. Casualty lists will publish these figures in the regular reports.
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Waterloo Market Prices Headline from February 12 1815
Waterloo market listing shows wholesale and retail prices for flour oats barley rye and dairy items along with cattle hogs and hides. Prices cover butter lard potatoes hay and various livestock grades including steer cows heifers bulls and horses with premiums noted for select hogs and mules.
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Denver Area Notes Ice Crop Worsens and Local News
Denver reports ice on the creek now inches thick as the second crop struggles, ice houses fled town this week, and Max Bredow’s wife gave birth to a 70 pound boy. Otto Buerer named new buttermaker for the Denver Creamery, which also bought the Schumacher house for the new staff. Mrs Mooney to resign. the Ostrogge family welcomes a new baby girl. birthdays and showers mark the community. Clarence Wolfe’s parents move to Denver. Ray Woalfe returns from army discharge. Thimble Bee hosts planned meetings. Phillip Blaufuss to graduate from Does Molnaz pharmac y school. Sunday gatherings extend across the town.
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Frieda Sass
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Clyde Drew
Clarence Wolfe
Sioux City
Clarence
Ray Woalfe
Murphy
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