5ale-637 acrea Holt Go and nearby farms for sale
Listings detail multiple acreages in Nebraska and Iowa, ranging from 36 to 637 acres. Properties offer dairy facilities, wells, barns, orchards, fenced pastures, and improvements. Prices span 15 to 460 dollars per acre with varied terms. Includes near Waterloo and Howard County locales, interurban proximity, and trade offers such as hardware stock toward purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftknsoan
Chas, Shebesta
Josie P
Nebrask
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Maiin
Eliyt
Howard County
Emmett
Notice of bankruptcy for Frank L. McCune Waterloo Iowa
In the northern district of Iowa the bankruptcy of Frank L. McCune of Waterloo is noted. The first meeting of creditors is set for March 1915 at 10 a.m. in Waterloo to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Also notice of a Waterloo city council hearing on a proposed resolution of necessity to grade curb and pave several streets including East Fifth Sycamore Lafayette West Fifth Jefferson and Commercial with asphalt and brick sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ifowa
Frank Ju. McCune
Frank Lu. McCune
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Frank L. McCune
March Place
FS. Merthau
City of
Fifth Street
Lafayette Street
Cedar River Bridge
Sycameore Street
Third Street
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Commercial Street
Bluff Street
Jefferson Street
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Boeing
East Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
West Fifth Street
Commercial Strart
Paving Assessment Details in City Improvement Plan
The document outlines paving costs, assessment rules, and funding for a street and alley improvement within one half block up to 200 feet from streets, per Iowa law. It assigns costs between property owners and railway concerns, specifies thresholds for city funds, and directs notice to interested parties. Mayor R. G. Thompson and City Clerk R. L. Degon certify the notice with publication dates February 24 25 26 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
35Th General Assembly of
Iowa
R. G. Thompson
R. L. Degon
General Markets Market News Chicago February
Market strength in wheat followed a brief dip as top firms sought declines and led to a near bare pit. News of suspension then resumed writing war risk vessel insurance at double rates spurred a rapid advance. Corn was firm at start, then volatile with a heavy close. Provisions rose on hog gains but were not sustained. Livestock showed firmer shipping demand, cattle supplies tight, sheep and lambs weaker. South Omaha cattle and hog receipts cited with price ranges, and New York and Chicago produce markets reported varied butter eggs potatoes and poultry quotes. Hog market opened six cents higher with mixed bids around 6.45 to 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Cattle and Sheep Markets Steady in Chicago Trading
Chicago February 25 cattle market opened and closed steady with Beeves at 5.60 to 9.10 dollars per hundredweight and Texas steers 5.50 to 6.65, western steers 7.60, cows and heifers 5.60 to 7.15, calves 7.00 to 10.00. Sheep market shows natives 7.4 to 7.65, westerns 7.00 to 7.80, yearlings 6.75 to 8.80, native lambs 8.00 to 9.60, western lambs 8.25 to 9.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Gattle
Chicago
Texas
Grain Market Prices Across Cities and Commodities
Chicago Wheat and Corn prices show No. 2 red at 1.64 for futures and various grades. Duluth and Kansas City report July and May wheat at 1.44 1.49 and 1.20 1.48 respectively. Minneapolis and Winnipeg list July and May wheat and corn futures, while Liverpool quotes spot and futures for Manitoba wheat and American mixed corn in shillings and pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bree
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Liverpool
England
Manitoba
Waterloo Markets Prices and Goods Listings
Waterloo markets report prices for flour meal wheat oats butter and produce. It lists varieties and per cwt prices for Creamery butter Potatoes poultry hogs cattle and hides, plus a special readers offer for The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with request for stamps to Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. C
Washington party and local society notes in La Porte
A February La Porte social column describes a Washington themed gathering by the Lotus club at Mrs. H J Bianchamne's home with 30 guests and contests won by Mrs Banger and Mrs G R Roberts, plus a vocal solo by Mrs F D Showers. Other notes include W R C honorary membership ruling, six district K P attendees from Narcissus Judge, deaths, upcoming weddings, and local movements among residents and teachers.
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la Porte City
Washington
Lotus Club
H.J. Bianchamne
Blanchaine
Quackenbush
N. I. Booth
E.r.ashley
C. 2. Murphy
F. D. Showers
Bremer
G. L. Stainbrook
Margaret Bapger
Norman Blanchaine
Dumont Breathing New Home Ties and Revive Ends
Bert Norman of Bradgate bought the old Kelleerer place on East Flint street while Frank Kaley purchased the Mal Held house in the McManus addition with possession set for March 1. Welker will vacate the Bristow restaurant next week. Revival meetings at the M E church concluded after seven weeks with Rev Crugan of Eldora leaving for home. The series moved many to seek new life and the pastor Mr Davis earned praise for guiding the revival despite difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crugan
Eldora
Davis
Local man dies from lung hemorrhage at 31 in Kegley
Harry Teasdale died Thursday night from a lung hemorrhage after years of illness. He was 31 and had lived in the U.S. for three years. The sudden death shocked his widow and four children. Funeral services were held Saturday at the German Reform church, with Rev. Boscher Dumont officiating, burial at Aplington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Teasdale
Kegley
Bis
Boscher Dumont
Aplington
Claud Ressler
Heller
Clarksville
Mattie Wilcox
Perry
Readlyn Social Updates and Local Trips
Readlyn notes: Geo Meyer came from Thornton to work for Moeller Bros. at the garage. Aug Diekman visits his sister in Aredale. Mrs A Mayers attended a brother-in-law’s funeral at Meservey. Nina Wrachota leaves for Wisconsin. Hulda’s birthday honored by Mrs John Kehe. Mrs H Weitnau visits Waterloo. Martin Miller visits Independence. Nonnemacher and Diekmann travel to Cedar Rapids lumbermen convention. Mrs Knittle visits Waterloo.
Obituary for Walter H Codner at Allison Parkersburg Bad Weather
Walter H Codner former Parkersburg resident died in Allison Wednesday at 3 p m after a stroke. Survived by widow Alicea Palmer two daughters and one son an aged father Mrs Anice Codner of Eagle Grave two sisters Mrs Ada Codner and Mrs Anna Stowe of Eagle Grave and father Aiva of Fort Dodge. He was Masonic M W A K P member and former restaurant foreman. Burial will be in Oak Hill with no funeral date yet announced. Also notes sale of restaurant business and real estate transfers in Cedar Falls Waterloo and La Porte. Attendance of Crescent Lodge No 21 described with music by Van Dora Orchestra and a dance instruction.
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Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
Narcissus
FF. W. Esher
C. O. Roy Wagner
Will Ball
Joseph Husman
W. M. Blough
H. B. Lizer
Will Everingham
Sam Carlton
Walter Lyle
Mr. Wilson
Keota
Lyle
Waaun
J. D. McLennan
Edna May
William J. Morris
Wertesday
Josephine Miller
Irene van Valkenberg
Waterlaw
Alvin McClain
Joe Schiel
F. C. Gregg
G. Glessner
Mitchell Avenue
al Hummel
Dan
Parkersburg
Walter H. Codner
Allison
Alicea Palmer
Anice Codner
Eagle Grave
Ada Codner
Anna Stowe
Aiva
Fort Dodge
Masonic
M. WA
K. P
Oak Hill
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reporter
Daily Reporter
W. J. Hartman Company
DE Eee
Jon
Sala
Franklin
Mofere
Allen
Allen’ ‘Auto School
Morest Ave
Dea Moines
Tle
A-50
Care Courier
San Diego
San Francisco Exposition
Cosmopolitic
Hearst's
Everybody's
American
Women's Home Companion
Good Housekeeping
Clapp
Des Moines
Bn Na A Ee
W. Ist
Ee Ee
M. EB. Smith & Co
A-31
E. W. Coburn & Son
Lafayette Sc
Sycamore
J. C. Tyler
Dexter Phelps
G-R
Jowana
Watermay
Red
Tempo
Fox
L. S. Parsons Messe
W. A. Moore
Labor Temple
Citizens Dairy Mulberry
Pe Farai
West
Dew Modern Home
Westside
Wellington
Fullerton Place
Aindern
Gastaide
Nbrary
Rene
Roonb
Bone
Nelile Mstrayer
Washington Apartments
Jhouse
Jefverson St
iFor
Lapua Ave
Logan Ave
Acine
Stoom House
Litchfield’s
Highland
Webster St
Logage Ave
Argyle St
Salisbury
Kent
al Modera
Broadway
Independence Ave
Western Ave
Maples
Washington and West Ltd
West Sth
Rhey St
Brick
Ford
Seach
Kissel-Kar Co
Kodakin
W. Heil
Jesup
D. Miller
Ballietty
Security Storage Co
Mulberry St
E. P. Cran- Cetar Falls
Washington Or
Poad
The
Stock Exchange
W. St. John
Lyman County
Frank Wright
Mason City
Drummond St
Canada
Iowa-Minnesota Land Co
Faristows Securition Co. Com
K. Staines
Ood
Greene
C. Clement
C. ¥. Clement
Marquardt
Tas
Snansceer
Chry
Iowa Securities Co
Any Security Storage Co
Syke
Cily
L. S Parsons Muic House
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minner
Electric Park
Hallowell & Hallowell
Home Park
Bown & Bown
Montana
Hodgson Realty Company
Fargo
New York Farms
Munson
Salina St
Syracuse
Landoingy
Lloyd M. Skinner
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Bldg
Marinette
Wig
Broadview
T. A. Beeman
4. W. Chamberlin Co
Whone
Lucy
Northern
Towa
McLaughlin Land Co
Merrill
Wis
Peoples Mutual Building and Loan Association
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Edwin Mesick
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
New York
Union
Thea
Yenterasy
Duluth
Aterloo Markets
Waterloo, Ia
Wales
LA Porte Git
Dumont
C. Severin
W. R. Gray
W. R. Barriger
Cedar Falls
Lenora Garling
Charles Wellman
B. H. Yerkes
Anna M. Yerkes
Rosewood
Frank E. Hoyt
Clara E. Williams
la Porte
Heath
Pleasant View
George B. McWilliams
Iowa Building Co
Howrey & McWilliams’ Replat
Crescent Indge
Central Labor Hall
van Dora Orchestra
Byvank Transfer CO
Re. Co. Maymong & Son
Porto City, Ta
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