Notice of several sheriff sales and divorce filing in Waterloo Iowa
Public notices announce sheriff sales in Black Hawk and Black Munk counties for January and February 1918 including Lot 241 Prosp Place Waterloo Iowa. The notices name H Brownell, John G Miller, Mary I Kern, C Z Kern and Waterloo Building & Loan Association among others and schedule auctions for payment of writs of execution. Also listed is a divorce petition against Orson R Quick and an amendment to The Waterloo Electrical Supply Company articles increasing capital stock to fifty thousand dollars and shares of one hundred dollars each with officers H Caughlan and J E Sweeney certifying the amendment. The notices are dated January 1918 and February 1918 and include court dates at Waterloo.
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Pressed Mutual Building & Lean A. Socmatfe Wali
Toamvitt & Johnson
Im Eiechal
John W. Stebrelman
F Hawk County
Cynake
District Court
Mike Bias
Zimmer
Mothe
Sherin
Mluwk Muwk County
Lven
Court House
Waterloo
Uiaek Munk
Atte of
Towa
Waterloo Budding & Leavy Association
Agaiiec
H. Brownell
John G Miller
Luc
Waterelow
Lows
Hemederson
Black Jhank County
Iowa
Herit
Witterloo
Tuthil & Fleed
Plainaus
Lown
Black Hawk County
Nutter
Hove
Els
Black Hawk
State of
Waterloo Huilding & Joan Association
Mary I. Kern
Kern Torwit
Field
Lowa
Otd
B. Hendgren
Black County
Waterioo
Reed
Tuthill & Need
County of
Currie M. Quick
Plaintff
Orson BR. Quick
Hblagk Hawk
Lowe
Plaindit
Carrie M. Quick
Walter R. French
Articlan
Waterloo Electrical Sungly -Ca
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Wes
H. H. Caughlan
J. E. Sweeney
Celd Company
Labove
Menning
WH. Hocaughlan
Oriary
B. Sween
Record Horse Sale Breaks All Standards at Dapple Gray Event
A Cedar Rapids sale drew near 1000 horses and mules with buyers from Detroit and New York. Joe Hicks led the top bid at 825 dollars for two roan mares. averages and prices per head ranged high as sellers touted a fair market and open competition with the William Holland Commission Company Market advertised as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holland
Joe Hicks
Detroit
Charles Larkey
Jack Dorsel
America
William Holland Commission Company
Janesville News Briefs From February
Local notes from Janesville report Bryan Ameer and Albert Burton leaving for Camp Dodge, a not-sold Briner farm, upcoming Masonic session, Epworth League event at the Hall, Mrs. Decker's return from Mercy Hospital, Ellen Fennett’s baby named Truth, cemetery election on March 1, Riverside hotel staffing, Abbie Wetherill nursing, church services and lectures, Elder Kellar moving, the Tierre family house fire aftermath, plans for Wisconsin farm purchase, Raz George-Hecker relocation, and talk of reviving a local band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Waker Bryan
Mike Ameer
Albert Burton
Camp Dodge
Denat
Briner
Masonic
M. Hall
R.A. Decker
Waterloo
Riverside
Abbie Wetherill
Warmbradt
Presbyterian Church
Methfessel
Dar Heights Church
Howrey
Kellar
Tanesville
Matthew Tieree
Coatis
Wisconsin
George Fas
Hecker
Zanesville
Readlyn News Briefs Include Anniversary and Creamery Update
Ernest Bowers of Celwein returned home to remind his parents of their twentieth wedding anniversary. Readlyn creamery installed an electric motor. A weodsaw leg incident near Schmedek Avenue caused internal injuries. The lecture course concluded Friday night with the American ladies' quartet. strong attendance.
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Freards
Ernest Bowers
Celwein
Readlyn
Schmedek
Kot
American Ladies’ Quartet
Allison on Allison visits and local notes in Lily Lake area
Feb 21 notes show Mrs Fiord Reed hosting Lily Lake visitors Mrs J Schuler and J B Weires travels to Chicago with cattle for G T Mead then to Chillicothe to visit brother Joseph at Camp Sherman. A father and son banquet hosted by Mrs F Ray's Sunday school class and the Roy Scouts was held Friday evening in Associates basement. Joe Jones leaves Great Western after ten years for Marian. Tate takes a similar position with former agent Jiavis.
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Allison
Fiord Reed
Lily Lake
Nere
Associates End
Joe Jones
Heer
Great Western Aepet
Marian
Tate
Jiavis
New Hartford Obituary and Local Notices Flash
New Hartford February obits report L P Johnson dying at home two miles east of town at age 60 plus funeral by Rev W G Jones and burial Riverside Cemetery in Cedar Falls. Survivors include three daughters Anna and Mrs Sherman and Mrs Dillman and two sons P J and Ray with four grandchildren. Also jurors at Arlington and a business deal uniting Durham and Knipe with Larsen and Young store. Geneseo notices mention measles and local residents, a new son, and birthdays and elections. local names include Nation, Gough, Staley, and Stoffer.
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New Hartford
L. P. Johnson
Hile
W. G. Jones
Riverside
Cedar Falls
Anna
V. Sherman
Scranton
Stele Dillman
Dex Moines
Snd
P. J
Dike, Ja
Ray
Kansas City
Alo
E. J. Dunham
Jens Jensen
J. Wilke
H! Shannon
G. W. Card- Bpool
Arlison
Durham & Knipe Co
John Young
Lim & Young General
Larsen & Young
Raymond Birth Brings Smiles as Community News Spreads
Raymond February 21 George Brown greets a son born Tuesday at his home. A Methodist church service supported negro work in the south with articles read by Mines Hall Parker and Douglass, aid for Freedmen collected. Red Cross auxiliary met at Rev Kunkle's home. Measles keep Clarence and Clark Brown ill. Epworth league plans patriotic program Sunday with book review by Earl Douglas and a patriotic address by Rev C Felter. Mrs Fred Hewitt visits Greene. Jay Owens visits from Lethbridge. Charles Pringley home hosts. Five local men John O Connell Joe Jungen Math Thome Nick Webber Ed Carroll respond to arms call. John Cotton and wife visit from Waterloo. Ladies' Aid met at G M Parker home. Valentine shower given for Mrs Lynn Smith. crowd enjoys games and music despite poor roads.
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Raymond
George Brown
Methodist Church
Hall
Parker
Douglass
Freedmen’s Aid
Red Cross
Kunkle
Clarence
Clark Brown
Epworth League
Earl Douglas
Rev
C. Felter
Fred Hewitt
Greene
Charles Pringley
B. F. Hull
John O'Connell
Joe Jungen
Math Thome
Nick Webber
Ed. Carrell
Market Prices and Real Estate Transfers From Black Hawk County
Market values for potatoes, poultry, grains, dairy items, hides and meats listed with wholesale cues and prices. Real estate transfers reported in Black Hawk County through the Abstract Co, detailing exchanges among residents and local properties in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
Swoon of Mrs Dell Under Improves in Orchard
In Orchard on February 22, Mrs Dell Under, who was very ill for about a week, is reported slightly better. Harold and Herbert Millington and Clifford Penney traveled to Charles City for Herbert to take a U S service physical. Harold enlisted as an apprentice seaman in Waterloo. Clifford Fenney was called for February 23. Mrs Byron Millington visited Floyd to see her brother Deb Baldwin. Mr Baldwin recovering from pneumonia. five children suffer whooping cough and one with new monta sise. A sociable gathered at the Krones home three miles southeast of town. Mr and Mrs Melbourne Tewis hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis who plan to move to Montana. A large portion of local children show a skin eruption like measles but generally miss little school.
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Krones
Melbourne Tewis
Ray Lewis
Montana
Prederika
Hev. Ale. Crowell
Waterloo
Glenice Alcock
Plum Creek
Charles Blume
Blume
Montivides
Minn
Red Crows sale and local notices brighten Plum Creek district
Glenice Alcock and pupils host a Red Crows sale at the Plum Creek district schoolhouse on February 22 with a program and donations welcome. Local items note Hev. Ale Crowell’s return from Waterloo, a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Blume on February 12, and various residents’ moves, visits, and examinations.
Mount Vernon township notes and changes
Local items include the Mount Vernon Cemetery association investing 300 in war savings stamps. Matt Tierce and family plan a March 7 move to Webster Wisconsin where he bought a farm. Fr Moon elected vice president and director of the Short Tiorn association at Cedar Falls. East Janesville Ladies Aid held a farewell at the Prosser house. Mr Prosser and family will move to Canadas. Prosser shipped two carloads of hers to Chicago. Mrs Gee Albright hospitalized in California for pneumonia. Albert Hyde writes from France that tanks are used well by officers. gasoline costs 154 per gallon and engine at 4 per quart.
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Mount Vernon Township
Mount Vernon Cemetery Association
Matt Tierce
Webster
Wis
T. Moon
Short Tiorn Association
Cedar Falls
Fast
Janesville
Earl Prosser
Chicago
Myra Garton
East Janesville
F. &. Webster
Albert Hyde
France
Auctioneer advertises general real estate and live stock sales
Auctioneer H. F. McDougall offers general sales of merchandise real estate and live stock with farm sales as a specialty. For terms and dates contact H. F. McDougall N N F Op No 4. Phone TOST References satisfied customers or banks.
Shipping Demands Lift Hog Values in Chicago Market
Chicago trade reports a sharp rise in hog values driven by eastern demand. Hog receipts surged to 40,060 with prices 25 to 30 cents higher. cattle and sheep listings show strong demand and steady to higher rates across native steers, stockers, cows, calves, and lambs amid late arrivals and varied weights.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Louis Market
St Louis livestock market reports receipts of 22 hogs and three thousand six hundred cattle with bids ranging for hogs from 17.06 to 17.45 in bulk, steers 8.00 to 12.50, heifers 7.00 to 13.60, cows 6.00 to 11.50, calves 6.00 to 14.00. sheep showing lambs at 14.00 14.25, ewes 10.50 to 22.00, and wethers 14.50 to 14.25 with strong demand noted. Market activity and price ranges are listed for various categories.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Moiret
Sirong
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City live stock market snapshot with hogs receipts about 9 900 and cattle around 4 000. Hogs traded mostly 17.00 to 17.20 while light pigs brought 13.20 to 16.00. Cattle range 7.00 to 13.75 for cows and steers, calves around 12.50. Sheep receipts about 3 000 with lambs 15.75 to 16.25 and yearlings 12.00 to 14.00.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Shows Higher Hog and Cattle Prices
Sioux City Iowa February 22 hog receipts 10000 higher light 16.90 to 17.00 heavy 17.10 value mixed 13.00 to 13.50 bulk 15.90 cattle receipts 1800 higher steer prices 9.50 to 13.25 cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.00 calves 8.00 to 12.50 sheep receipts 200 strong.
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Sioux City
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha stockyards report shows Feb 2 receipts 90,665 cattle and hogs with prices: hogs heavy 16.90 to 17.30, mixed 17.00 to 17.35, lights 15.55 to 17.30, pigs 10.00 to 15.00, bulk 17.00 to 17.35. cattle receipts 100 steady to lower with steers 9.00 to 13.00, cows and heifers 7.00 to 11.00, calves 5.00 to 14.00. sheep receipts strong with yearlings 12.00 to 14.50, others 11.00 to 13.00, ewes 10.50 to 12.00, lambs 25.00 to 16.25.
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Omaha
Web
Parkersburg News Roundup Of Local Deaths And Moves
Parkersburg February 22 reports Annie Freesemen daughter of M Freeseman died Friday age 34 after tuberculosis. Funeral Monday at German Reformed church burial Oak Hill. Lon Hamilton moved to Hobson hospital for treatment. Harrison Clay Skeel, 73, died Monday. survived by widow and children Dale John Arthur and Mrs John Peters and Mrs Dayia Stevens Minnesota. Funeral Thursday at the house burial at Aplington where children are buried. Skeel Civil War veteran and Jonn fra den post charter member. John Christians moved to farm south of Aplington. Janney family moved into Schultz house south Main street. Read the news in the advertising columns.
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Parkersburg
Carver Bedman
Annie Freesemen
M. Freeseman
German Reformed Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lon Hamilton
Hobson Hospital
Harrison Clay Skeel
Skell
Jonn Fraden Post
G. A. R. John Christians
Aplington
Janney
Schultz
Main Street
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Hartt
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Thotep Buseed-Lainset
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Bas
Johnson
N. Halsted St
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General Sales
Mendger
Contera
Government Bureau of Standards
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Stuart
Cambell & Wayland
Alm. Price
Enormou
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Penne Vante Havin Rain
Bs Rons
Fide
Bajisan
Ihone
Brotherhood of American Ysoone
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Wacse
Elise
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Hent
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Mouke
Serend
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Hane Ransiente
Tim
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Kourth
Sellon Terns
Calloway
Tony Patterson
Val
Mtotem
Teliplane
Real State
Prist mii Cheese Factory
Statine
Hullaie
Poparletion Soo Road
Tyroon
Diggery
Hennery
Ree Naby
GS Vaneolless
Harrilton
West
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Hood Baby
W. Fife
Hargains
L. S. Parsons Music House
Hone Black
Jefferson
Ford Delivery
East Side
U Lafayette
Tarma
Loweas
C. Cagk
Hagley
Town
Uihile County
Sloan, Atbia, Iowa
Velephopien Tida
Hela
Sureusan
Rouca
Isis Fara
D. F. Schrock
Eneir
AL Haymond
la Derte
Parsons Storage
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolia
Town Warehouse Co
Ites Co
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Waterloo Evening Courler and Daily Reporter
Fr Gibson
Bath
West Fourth
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M&chvis
Thorne
Tiws St
Ot Fdgington
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Aen R. Newell
WooVark Ave
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Kemp
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Harry
I$ Arage
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E. 4
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Prank Lockard
Ray Merritt
Emery Adair
Carl Stoffer
Toledo
Uncle Sam
Lonndon Silver
Moxet
London
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Waterloo Markets
Watt
Feo
Fiede
Isssee Cue
FAO
Pultry
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Arthur R. Slade
D. Eifenderson
Cader Heights
Edward T. Alford
Frank McLaughlin
Leland Park
Arthur C. Cole
Leroy M. Denning
Cliffdale Heights
Castle Hyg
F. Mohlis
August Peters
Litchfeld
T Levis Lenz
Herman H. Kaiser
Louis
A. Dunham
Adolph Adolphs
Reed's Lab
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A. A. Buntham
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Frederika
MT. Vernon Township
Mooreville
Henry Reimers
Art Meeker
Courtney Meeker
la Porte
Will B. Smith
ST. Louis Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Irvin G. Cohen
Lamson Baus.& CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. L. Jordan
Tripp & Gill
la Porto
Lee
Dav Simonz Caprain
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larraber
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