Rose's Scalp Massage House Incorporated formed in Waterton Iowa
Notice records a corporation formed under Iowa law with name Rose's Scalp Massage House Incorporated. Principal place Watertown Waterloo Iowa. Business includes chemists druggists manufacturers of toilet preparations and barber supplies. Authorized capital stock 25000 with 15000 common and 10000 preferred. First directors W T Rose L H Rose and T L Rose. Attorney EB Wenner.
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Waterton
Iowa
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Rose's Scalp Massage Wouse, Incorporated
Waterloo
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W. T. Rose
L. H. Rose
T. L. Rose
L. L. Rose
Rose
Massaghoush, Incorporated
EB. J. Wenner
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued By Written Order
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter publish a notice about stopping ads labeled till forbid. Advertisers must send a written request by 10 a.m. to discontinue that day. otherwise the ad runs to the next. A blank form is provided for filing.
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Waterloo
Want
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Amea
Aad Daily Reporter
Frederika Sees 16-Star Service Flag Unfurled
In Frederika on Christmas eve the town received a 16th star as Tra Harker enlisted, marking 15 boys in service from the area. The flag hung in the post office while Miss Hazel Dewson and ninth graders presented it. Also noted are local gatherings, a farewell for Ira Harker, and obituaries including S. Maurer formerly of the town.
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Frederika
Hurwitz
Hazel Dewson
Nada Golding
Ira Harker
Jefferson
John Armibrose
Fred Allen
Waterloo
Avery Alcock
Olgethorp
Carismas
Bertha Mooney
Guy Linderman
Chas
Weap
Keith
Inez
Owatonna
Minn
Bean Michener
Miyrtle
Poplar
Fern Ackley
Elrod
S. D
Ruby Ferris
Deiweth
Cicely Mooney
Clyde Clary
Tra Harker
Christmas Visits and Anniversary Marks in St Ansgar
Dr. Gerhardt Hartwig visiting from Des Moines army service spends Christmas with home folk in St Ansgar. A. M. Dodge celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary with all seven children present. Kathrine Bristol hosts a dancing party at City Hotel with a tree course luncheon. Mrs Jas McCulls and family leave for Manhattan Kansas to spend holidays with relatives.
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St. Ansgar
Gerhardt Hart— Wig
Jas. McCulls
J. G. MecCain
Manhattan
Kan
Cant
EK. N. Wentworth
Mitchell visitors and local movements noted
Mitchell residents Tay Mitchell Junior Barker visit Hopkinton this week. Mrs Wm Tretling Herman Mini staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J Glossel. Charles Hollingsworth came from Clarion and went to Fergus Falls. Ruth Hii sister heads to Minneapolis. Curtis Benedict navy radio department is home on furlough from California to visit his parents. Merton Leonard of Forsus Falls Minnesota visited his parents L G and S L Leonard on Sunday.
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Itchell
Tay
Junior Barker
Hopkinton
Wm. Tretling
Herman
Mini
J. Glossel
Charles Hollingsworth
Clarion
Fergus Falls
Hii Siater
Ruth
Minneapolis
Curtis Benedict
Radio Department
Navy
California
S. L. Benedict
Merton Leonard
Forsus Falls
Minnesota
L. G. Leonard
Birth of a daughter Margery Elinor at Fairbank
Birth announcements and family visits fill Fairbank notices as Dee is welcomed in Minneapolis by Louie Hommel’s family. Local residents include Wrangley, Wolgamot siblings visiting, and Wille Zimmerman visiting from Jefferson Barracks. Obituaries, marriages, and community updates appear with town names and kinship links.
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Fairbank Fairbank
Dee
Afr
Louie Hommel
Minneapolis
Mina
Margery Elinor
Mra
B.D. Wrngley
Beroilfi
Minnesota
Bir
FL AL Adderman
Martha
Wellu
Hasteton
Lex
James Nell
Whee
Grave Hill
Wendell Ward
Chicago
Ward
Jesse Walker
Luntais
John Feltgether
Des Moines
Fie
Fairbank
Great Lakes
Peter McCuniff
Grove Street
McCuntt
O. H. OO
J. Leonard
Feirhank Farmers Creamery Co
Opera Houses
Fies Nellie Bushby
Eldora
Mia
Mary Bushby
Torney Welsh
Duluth
Minn
James
Galena
Joan Welsh
R. J. Myers
Cedar Rapids
Harry
Stephen Duffy
Simms Addition
S. J. Troward
Faramall
Ea Welch
William Buran
Independence
Bogart Undertaking Company
P. H. Rechkemmer
Claire
San Antonio
Tex
Earie Bentley
Floyds Fox
Army
France
Earle
Floyde
Fairbank State Bank
Local News Briefs From Littleton Area
Mr and Mrs Richard Hughes and daughters Gertrude and Winnifred visited from south of Hazleton at the T D Bright home. Leo Isase recovering from pneumonia. Clarence De Mille sprained neck after a fall. Leo Camp at Waterlong Business College called to New Hampton for two months then to return to Waterloo. Harold McGlaughlin at Waterloo Business College returning home. Mrs Berd Scheer in critical condition from appendicitis after visiting N H Howard home, cared for by her mother Mrs J B McGhughhin.
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Littiston
Richard Hughes
Gertrude
Winnifred
Hazleton
T. D. Bright
Leo Isase
Yi Clarence de Mille
Leo Camp
Waterlong Business College
New Hampton
Waterloo
Harold McGlaughlin
Waterloo Business College
Berd Scheer
N. H. Howard
J. B. McGhughiin
Baptist ladies thimble bee set for Jan 19 in Plainfield
Plainfield note recounts a Baptist ladies thimble bee to be held Thursday afternoon January 19 at Mrs. D B Fernsworth home. Also reports Ida Colter of Indiana, death of Mrs John Migner’s daughter, and visits from Mrs Lake Shores and Les Hubbard of Minnesota. Rev Kildon’s son ill with pneumonia. Clarence Locke Miller to lecture January 5 at ML B church as second in lecture series.
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Plainfield
Baptist Ladies
Thimble Bee
DB. Fernsworth
John Migner
Ida Colter
Indiana
Lake Shores
Les, Hubbard
Minn
C. Trescot
Fredericksburg Christmas programs well attended
Fredericksburg churches report well attended Christmas programs and a sense of success. Gifts were a major topic of discussion as residents noted present expectations. A child named Martin Gitsch suffered a broken arm, and Harry Sellers plans a potential move to Anoka, Minnesota this spring. In Eagle Center, Anton Kerner was badly burned when a gasoline lamp exploded at home. William Weber has been ill, Homer Lumbus delivered 2000 bushels of corn, and the Ladies Aid plans a meeting at the hall Thursday.
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Fredericasburg
Martin Gitsch
Beaa. Gitsch
Harry Sellers
Anoka
Minn
Sellers
Henry Drappe
Eagle Center
Anton Kerner
wWohn Weber
Homer Lurmbus
Hudson
Wm. Schneider
Tutinoig
Ladies’ Aid Society
Otterville Christmas Socials and Shanghai Store Opening
Otterville residents shared Christmas cheer with Frank and H C Bantz Mmes Bantz and Sanders. A Red Cross meeting was held at the Presbyterian church. A new five story department store in Shanghai, largest of its kind in the orient, opened on Nanking road, Chinese owned and managed by Wow Chee.
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Otterville
D. S. Bright
Ick
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Bantz
H. C. Bantz
M. A. Bants
Henry Sanders
Wiff Turner
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
Sincere Company, Limited
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Nanking Road
Wow Chee
Business conditions in seventh district report upbeat
Chicago January report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago notes rapid overall business activity with labor, transportation, fuel, and materials shortages. Some sectors cut staff due to fuel limits. investment activity narrows to short term notes. Grain prices high. coal, car, and labor shortages constrain production. weather aids winter crops. retail and wholesale activity mixed with strong collections in many sectors. The first woman to enlist in the navy as an electrician, Abby Putnam Morrison of Chicago, is highlighted.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Food Administration
Clearing House
Central Reserve City
Floans
Abby Putnam Morrison
Herbert Sumner Owen
Weekly Church Meetings Move to Private Homes
Central Christian church plans all prayer services choir practice and weekday meetings in members homes for the winter to cut costs and boost attendance. Meetings will be held each Thursday at 7 45 P M in ward locations with named hosts and committees guiding arrangements. Revival services begin tomorrow at Calvary Evangelical church with Rev L L Orth assisting Rev O M Yaggy and run nightly for two weeks plus a Sunday school rally and address by Rev F C Herger on organized classes.
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Central Christian Church
Wanamaker
First Street
Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
W. M. Malone
Conger
Tomn
Calvary Evangelical Church
L. L. Orth
Aredale
O. M. Yaggy
F. C. Herger
Cleveland
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb Jan 1 Hog receipts steady with heavies at 16.45 to 16.75 and mixeds 16.15 to 16.70 Merit hogs 16.40 to 16.70 pigs 10.00 to 17.90 bulk 16.60 to 16.90 Cattle receipts 4000 slow steers 8.50 to 13.50 cows and heifers 4.50 to 10.50 calves 4.50 to 13.76 Sheep 4000 steady yearlings 11.50 to 13.26 wethers 11.00 to 12.50 ewes 10.00 to 10.50 lambs 14.25 to 15.85
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Omaha
Neb
Tod
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market data shows hog receipts around 6 000 with prices from 12 50 to 18 60 per cwt for pigs and various ranges for heavy and light hogs. Cattle receipts near 6 000 with steer prices from 9 00 to 14 25, cows 6 50 to 10 60, calves 6 50 to 13 00. Sheep receipts about 7 000 with lambs 15 50 to 16 00, yearlings 12 50 to 10 00, wethers 11 50 to 12 76, ewes 9 59 to 15 00.
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Kansas City
St Louis Livestock Market Prices January First
Hog receipts 6000 steady with pigs 13.75 to 16.70. mixed 16.00 to 16.90. good heavy 18.80 to 16.80. bulk 16.50 to 15.85. Cattle receipts 3500 strong: steers 8.00 to 14.25. heifers 7.00 to 15.50. cows 5.00 to 10.50. calves 5.75 to 16.06. Sheep receipts 2000 steady: lambs 14.00 to 17.00. ewes 10.00 to 11.50. wethers 11.00 to 12.50.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
Stock Yards Receipts Rise in 1917 Amid War Mobilization
The Union Stock Yards report shows 1917 receipts reaching 250 277 carloads in the first 11 months, surpassing all of 1916. Chairman John A Spoor notes the surge followed mobilization and calls farmers to increase herds and stay steady through price swings.
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Vay
Union Stock Yards
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National Guard
National Army
Spoor
Illinois State Counsil of Defense
Neuct Sharp Transferred To Aberdeen Md In Ordnance
Lieut Nathan Sharp son of Mr and Mrs Cal Sharp won his commission at Plantsburg camp and is now stationed at Aberdeen Maryland in the ordnance department.
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Sharp
Nathan Sharp
Cal Sharp
Plantsburg
Aberdeen, Md
Ordnance Department
Freight To Be Routed Direct Across Country
Chicago newsreel reports that heads of several railroads agreed to route transcontinental freight around Chicago to ease congestion. A new operating committee will map routes and end passing reports. emphasis on terminal sharing to save time, fuel, and clerical work. Passenger service will continue being curbed with further cuts possible after holidays.
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Chicago
J. G. Woodsworth
Northern Pacific
A. C. Johnson
Chicago and
Northwestern
W. L. Perk
Chicago Great Western
J. F. Porterfield
Illinois Central
H. E B. Pierpont
B. L. Winchell
Union Pacific
Wstorey
Santa Fe Systere
C. C. Burnham
Burlington Lines
West
Reep
English Language of German Origin
The piece explains that English is not native to England but spread there by German conquerors in early centuries. It traces connections among Teutonic languages, notes Latin derivations, and urges using a dictionary like The New Universities Dictionary to learn unfamiliar words. The article promotes a readers’ word treasury offer.
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England
Britain
India
Ireland
Universities
Mrs Barr Busy Report Dec Police Matron Details
Police Matron Myrtle Barr’s December report lists 34 office calls and 16 calls inside the office, two people searched for stolen goods, two held for investigation, three women placed as maids, eight dance halls visited, and many trips to the interurban station and railway depots.
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Myrtle Barr
East Bound Railway Timetable at Leivois Central EL
East bound departures listed for Dubuque Chicago and Minneapolis routes with local and express services. Includes times from Dubuque Fort Dodge Omaha Twin Cities Albert Lea Oelwein Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cedar Falls Davenport and Kansas City with connections to Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis.
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St Paul
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
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