Divorce Petitions in Iowa and Missouri Notice
The document presents original notices in district court actions for divorce in Black Hawk County Iowa and a separate suit in Waterloo Iowa. Plaintiffs Rachael Kemp and Mildred Lindenstruth seek decrees of divorce on grounds of cruelty, neglect, and abandonment, with defendants named Frank Kemp and an unnamed husband. The notices warn that default will be entered if defendants do not appear by noon on the second day of the February–March 1915 terms, with court appearances to be held at the Waterloo courthouse. Additionally, market briefs for the Chicago hog cattle and sheep markets dated February 18 summarize bid ranges and closing figures, followed by a row of early 20th century futures quotes for grains and pork products.
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Prout
Iowa
Mistriet Court
Vsth
Jean Th. Lewis
Fred & Patit
District Court of Tows
Wack Yawkenyity
Marelterm
Mildred Lindenstruth
William Lindenstruth
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Black Hewit County
J. C. Murtagh
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Rachael Kemp
Frank Kemp
District Court
W. Wooley
Market News Indicates Sharp Wheat Decline in Open Trade
Chicago notes a big drop in wheat as liqui dating sales begin and export optimism grows. Prices rally later on strong Liverpool signals and U S export volumes, with corn and oats also moving, hogs and cattle showing mixed results amid higher supplies.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Seaboard
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes show butter steady while eggs rise with receipts at 7 623 cases. Quotations include firsts and rations, with pears, poultry and live poultry movements listed by car and price.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Grain Market Report From Goreago Feb 18
Wheat prices across grades show No 2 red at 1.554 to 1.613 dollars, No 3 red at 1.55 to 1.603, and nearby futures in Duluth and Winnipeg with July and May maturities. Corn and oats quotes span No 2 yellow to No 6 mixed and white, with futures and spot activity in Minneapolis and Liverpool markets noted.
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Chicago
Red
Zit Nrolasio
Goreago
Duiuth
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Liverpool
England
Manitoba
Waterloo Markets and Real Estate Transfers Report
Waterloo markets list wholesale and retail prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, hay, and livestock along with a real estate transfer roundup. Prices include butter, lard, poultry, and cattle values. Real estate transfers note several deeds in Black Hawk County with values ranging from $1 to $4,800. PMID: livestock receipts and market summaries from Waterloo and Cedar Falls areas.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
B. Grant Miller
Horton Society Notes And Local Movements
Horton notices report Charley Turm eauer moving southwest of town Willie Oberdier had surgery at Waverly hospital Miss Verna Carpenter thanks friends for Valentine kindness Clyde and Mrs Thompson move to George Miller farm Mrs Bader and daughter move into Logan house Cemetery society names officers President Mrs Warren Hurlbut ice president Mrs Hol Hill Secretary Myre Frank McKenzie treasurer Mrs Perry Beck Oscar Lundberger of Frederika and Oscar Lundberger of Horton travel to Rockford Ill for ill father
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Warren Hurlbut
Ice
Hol. Hill
Myre
Frank McKenzie
Perry Beck
Oscar Lundberger
Frederika
Horton
Rockford, Ill
Ladies' Aid tea raises funds at N F Penney home
Orchard February 16 The Ladies' Aid tea at the N F Penney home February 10 drew about seventy five guests. They enjoyed a sociable afternoon and a supper from which they realized 10.61. Attendees included Sam Pengy and wife from Onaga. Other notes mention family travels and visits, with Mrs. Wright ill in Staples and various local movements and removals.
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Harris
Albert Behrens
Linnie Shotwell
Winton
John Lewis
BE. M. Thornburg
Steele
N. D
F. S. Artz
Pauline
Dismois
Albert Russleman
Mericle Place
Funeral for Mrs Delos Codner Held in Sinclair
The funeral for Mrs. Delos Codner of Aiken Minnesota was held Tuesday at Sinclair with Rev Melintosh officiating. She died of heart trouble leaving a husband two sons and a daughter. Burial was in the Sinclair family burying ground.
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Parkersburg
Delos Codner
Aiken
Minn
Sinclair
MelIntosh
M. E. Church
Coner
Will Jensen
Omaha
Jos. Katt
F. Wightman
Lake Preston
Pierre
Sanborn
Harry Buck, Jr
Big Lake
Art Williams
Evan Wilson
Harry Ruck
Morey van Hanen
New Hartford
Zella Schook
Iowa Falls
Ivadean
Oklahoma
Dunkerton News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Dunkerton Iowa February 16 Regular old fashioned dance in Grinnell building the first in years. Bible class banquet at Baptist church basement Wednesday at 7 oclock for about one hundred. Ira Magee of Chicago visited with his mother. New butter weighing scale installed at the creamery for patrons. Wolves seen east of town approaching barns. Mrs Ella Bartholomew and son visited Cedar Falls. Pleasant Hill school social a success with baskets sold. Miss Myrtle Duffy teacher. Miss Kathryn Holdiman hired at Black store in theinery department.
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Dunkerton
M. T. Shelton
Oklahoma
Grinnell Building
Baptist
Ira Magee
Chicago
Jtown
Ella Bartholomew
Cedar Falls
Dutkerton
Dakota
Pleasant Will School
Myrtle Duffy
Kathryn Holdiman
Black
Inuinery
What May Happen In Saloon Petition Case
A county auditor visit reveals four withdrawals pending as petitions to challenge saloon status. Judges Mullan and Boles may recuse due to past involvement. Dunham’s rulings could force supreme court review. If sufficient, hearing could occur in spring or summer. if insufficient, saloons close until, possibly, repeal legislation delay.
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Mullan and
Boles
Drys
General Assembly
Janesville Notes and Local Happenings in February
Clarence Shepard buys the Harry Stiles place in town. D K Smalling attends his son Oral's sale near LaPorte on February 12, where forty five hogs sold for 2326.60 averaging 51.70 each. Fred Webster dies at his home after stomach trouble. funeral attended by Masons and friends, burial at Newell. Ray Johnston of New Rochelle visits Janesville. Carl Johnston of Albert Lea and others present. Farmers shift farms as tenants. A A Zeke enters auctioneering. Mrs Bessie McCann visits Fred’s home. Nine rural carrier applicants receive ratings from the October examination. Fred Timeon to auction Feb 19 then move to Cedar Park. Maurice MacMurray buys Hickock place. Anne Butler seriously ill. Mrs Geo Bryan suffers a heart spell Tuesday.
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Janesville
Clarence Shepard
Harry Stiles
D. K. Smalling
Oral
LaPorte
Fred Webster
Webster
Rev. Smith
Newell Burial Ground
Ray Johnston
New Rochelle
N. Y
Omaha
Carl Johnston
Albert Lea
Earl Graves
Waterloo
Claude Johnston
Zeke
Bessie McCann
Irma
Fred
Fred Timeon
Cedar
Maurice MacMurray
Hickock Place
Anne Butler
Mary J Farnsworth obituary and railway rate petition
The obituary notices Mrs Mary J Farnsworth who died February 9 1915 in Chatsworth Iowa aged 82 with her husband Lorenzo Farnsworth buried beside him at Highmore. Surviving children Emmett Willis Belle and Lewis are named along with a brief family migration history. A Waterloo petition seeks higher passenger and freight rates in Iowa today.
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Sheldon Sun
Sheldon
Farnsworth
Chatsworth
Sioux County
Iowa
Emmett
Mary J. Farnsworth
Lorenzo Farnsworth
Highmore
M. D
Twain
Willis
Mira
New York
Waterloo
Belle
Lewis
State Railway Commissioners
Personal Property Auction Near Dysart 1915
A public auction will be held on Monday February 22 1915 near Dysart at the Horton farm 3 miles north. The sale includes horses cattle all kinds of farm machinery corn in crib and other farm produce. Proceeds to be used by the estate of N Horton.
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Great Bar
Gulp
F. W. Netuieler
Hagerman Placeur
Hackus
Mlug
Cage Co
Water- Joy
Ta. Meutiie—Landology, & Magazine
Lloyd M. Skinner
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Bldg
Marinette
Wis
Holt Co
Atkinson
Chas
Shebesta
Josie P. O
Nebraska
N. Horton Farm
Dysart
Crih
New Jersey Carpenter Heals Rupture Without Operation
Eugene M Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey once suffered a right side rupture after years of truss use and failed treatments. He avoided surgery, followed a simple home remedy, and reports a complete lasting cure enabling him to return to hard work without pain or relapse. Free information promised to readers who write for details and case reports of various rupture types are cited as evidence.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Manasquan
New Jersey
Eugene Pullen
Young Pullen
Pullen
Mr. Pullen
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Gooderate
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the Border Co
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Minnearsus
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Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
G. G. Larrabee
South Omaha Livestock
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Texas
Aterloo
Wellington
Si. J. Aa
Mattie Aungst
Walot i
Home Park
Watarlan
Union
G. Lademann
Herman A. Nol
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Askessor Leland
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