Resolution of Necessity for Black Hawk bridge plan 1914
Official form No 10 by Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors details fourteen concrete and timber bridges, gulverts, and spans with roadway widths of 16 feet. Each item lists section locations, township names, span lengths, drainage areas, and estimated costs. A public meeting is set for January 20, 1915, to consider objections. certification date notes January 6, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Lester Township
Barclay Township
Black Hawk Township
Orange Township
Orange
Lincoln Township
Eagle Township
Cedar Township
Timber and Steel
Fox Township
Bremer-Black Hawk County
Waterloo
I. J. J. Rainbow
J. J. Rainbow
Chicago Board of Trade Market News and Livestock Totals
Chicago and Omaha markets report mixed wheat, corn, and oats with potential export demand from Italy and France. Hog receipts 38,000. cattle 18,000. sheep 12,000. Prices open strong for hogs and cattle, grains show varied moves, and butter and potatoes shift in Chicago Produce.
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Chicago
Janu
United States
Italy
France
Seaboard
Wil Uly
Europe
Joseph Leiter
Canadian Northwest
Neas
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Union
Flore Pees
Fragmented early 20th century market prices and goods list
The clipping lists diverse commodity quotes and prices at Duluth and Winnipeg markets, including wheat, corn, rye, and oats with July and May futures, along with farm produce like eggs, butter, potatoes, and poultry. It reads as a raw market ledger with scattered place names and figures.
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Duluth
St. Lewin
Kansas Choy
Winnipeg
Alice Joins Chicago Mileteal Club Journey
Alice traveled with a companion through Marshalltown to Chicago to join the Chicago Mileteal club, a significant move described as an important event in her schedule.
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Alice
Marshalltown
Chicago
Local notes from Cherokee county and Waterloo visits
A整理ed page notes Frederike Gillett returning to work in Cherokee county amid New Year gatherings. It mentions visits by Lily Paylor, Grace Hollins Social Hour, Pinkerton kin in Waterloo, Grandma Wentz birthday celebrations, Miss Inez at Spa, and Will Pike hosting a New Year’s watch party. Also includes farm market prices for cattle, hogs, hay, and straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederike
Himer Gillett
Cherokee County
Chis
Iino
Lee Alcock
Waterlon
Waterloo Business College
KiLy ‘Paylor
Ihor
Tour Taylor
Chicago
Salvation Army
Repkak
Waterloo
X Moines
August Thies
Gladden
Grace Hollins
Low Pinkerton
Grandma Wentz
Erindchildren
Will Adams
Misa Inez
Will Pike
Girieere
Walt. Robinson
Pbs Y Gee Rife
Henelsy
Ice House accident dampens Saturday at Ice Hourne
Parkersburg Jan 6 a mishap at the Ice Hourne threatens Louis Stevenson with the loss of his left hand. His hand was caught in a tea hook, causing severe mangling. He supports a wife and two children. Henry Wishar lies ill with pneumonia at his mother's home, with little hope of recovery. sisters notified. The note lists moving residents, arrivals, a Royal Neighbors installation, and various local small updates including sales, retirements, and travels.
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Parkersburg
Louis Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Henry Wishar
Levi Lynn
Kave
Sheffield
Scott House
Henry Walbaum
Bride
H. Kelwig
Royal Neighbors
K. of P. Ball
Wm. Pierson and Son
William
Burnett
Mahanke
Watertown
Byrte Paptol
Cherokee
Ed Utes
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Utes
R. BR. ‘Williamson
Louis Morgan
Omaha
Alfred Smith
Albert Trepkes
Grand Rapids
Mich
Osage News Notes Local Home Moves And Visits
Peter Hanson returns from Minnesota with plans to occupy an 80 acre farm sixty miles north of St. Paul. Winship sr leaves for Otona after visiting son Lewis and family. The Loney and Clark families, formerly of Mace, visit in Clarissa Stacyville and Little Cedar. Wilmot Markham and Kilbourn relatives visit Osage while North Dakota residents Welmer visit relatives. Payne family returns from Overcamps to Waterloo. Lybarger family returns from Marshalltown visiting Grandma Beeson.
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Osage
Jan
Peter Hanson
Minnesota
St. Paul
Mr. Winship
Otona
Lewis
Lew Loney and Clark
Mace
Clarissa
Minn
Little Cedar
Stacyville
Wilmot Markham
Kilbourn
Wig
Mrs. Welmer
North Dakota
Payne
Waterloo
Mrs. Lybarger
Margaret
Marshalltown
Grandma Beeson
Misa
New Year News From Allison Area Changes and Visits
Jan 5 notes detail visits by Henry Kramer and family of Charles City to the Stemmermans, Verle Walton of Des Moines visiting sister Mrs. O. Missman, a New Year watch night at the Methodist church with Mr. Benj Boardman hosts, W H Schilling of Duluth recounting European wartime experiences. Board of Supervisors oath of new officers A W Johnson A T Martian W C Shepard, continued session. Mrs. Frank Goodsell and children visit from Shell Rock. Shafer moving to Clarksville. Rev E A Roadman hosts guests including Duluth official Mr Schildrgip and sister Mrs Flower.
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A. W. Johnson
A. T. Martian
W. ¢. Shepard
Peasion
Frank Goodsell
Shell Rock
D. A. Stevenson
T. J. Shafer
Clarksville
E. A. Roadman
Wiiter
W. UI. Schilling
Duluth, Minn
T. B. Keene
Gedar Falls
Schildrgip
Duluth City
W. J. Flower
Walter Flower
Eagle Grove
Norton Corners News Notes and Local Visits
Norton Corners January 6 reports the school closed due to the teacher’s illness. Visitors include Claude Bixley from New Hartford and Tina Drant from Allison. Ray Sterling left for Dakota, Guy Smith’s mother injured her back, Earl Maar broke a leg delivering hogs to Shell Rock. Lena Bearbower and Zella Isley visit Clarksville and Cedar Falls, Reuben Anderson to wed.
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Norton Corners
Fred Warnan
Claude Bixley
New Hartford
Ray Sterling
Dakota
Tina Drant
Allison
Harmon Pierce
Guy Smith
Earl Maar
Shell Rock
Lena Bearbower
Clarksville
Chas
Walter
Will Maldzalen
Zella Isley
Cedar Falls
Reuben Anderson
Harvest ing in Gilbertville and church anniversaries observed
In Gilbertville Jan 7 harvest ing occurs as Valentine Bahl delivers corn to Gilbertville Grain and Lumber. Christmas and New Year services at Gilbertville and St Marys churches featured solemn rites and music. Father Nem mers and Father Kreimer led a passway, honoring Father Nemmers’ fortieth anniversary as pastor. The parish praised his long service and hoped for many more years. School opened Monday with lower attendance due to severe weather.
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Gilbertville
Valentine Bahl
Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Company
Gilbertville Church
St. Mary’s Church
Ney
Ambrouy
Father Nemmers
Father Kreimer
Kather Nemmers
St. Mary's Church
Local travelers and visits noted around St Marys
The text records Rev Father Ambrosy returning to Dubuque after a week visiting friends and relatives. Matt Ables leaves for Pipestill Minnesota to visit his brother and other relatives for a few weeks. Philip Pint and John Melsch have gone to Oklahoma for a visit.
Local News From Janesville Area Headlines
Janesville notes list Mis Phoebe Montze replacing Miss Roberts at a local school post while Carl Johnston from Albert Lea visited with his family. George Coates is seriously ill and H S Potter travels for hernia surgery. Royal Neighbors gathered at Mrs Lewis’s home. Club dances began in a vacant store building as preparations for a New Year wedding and a community program unfold with seventy five participating.
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Junesville
Marlon
Miss Roberts
Carl Johnston
Albert Lea
George Coates
H. S. Potter
Waverly
Hernia
Royal Neixibors
New Year Socials and Local Farm Moves in Geneseo
Geneseo residents spent New Year’s with friends near Des Moines and in town. Frank Lockard shipped cattle to Chicago. Nelson McKlinway rented the Holmes place near Hudson for the coming year. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary society met with Mrs. Harmon. About sixty friends celebrated New Year’s night at the Speer home. Farmers report bumper tee bonuses this week. Claud Mitchell suffered another sciatic rheumatism attack. Mrs. Sarah Spear learned her brother Mortis a Thomas of Salt Lake City died. burial likely here. Roy Draper moved to Hushingham township to rent a farm for next year. Will Adair returned to Moro, Minnesota.
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Geneseo
B. M. Gunn
Des Moines
Frank Lockard
Chicago
Nelson McKlinway
Hudson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
G. Harmon
W. A. Speer
Claud Mitchell
Sarah Spear
Mortisa Thomas
Sul Lake City
Roy Draper
Davis Place
Hushingham Township
Will Adair
Moro
Minn
Waverly Social Notes and Local Appointments
Waverly notes list visitors and residents across Omaha area towns. Mr and Mrs O H Micheli of Denver will visit in Waverly late week. Mrs Fla Wigton and others travel for family and teaching engagements. Local hires include a Bremer county teachers' hire at the high school, with schools in session.
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Waverly
O. H. Micheli
Denver
Colo
Vinton
W. J. Wehrmacher
Burton EB. Sweet
Waterloo
Lenore Meier
Hampton
Teachers’ College
Cedar
Ryan
Nat P. Ellis
R. R. Watkins
H. A.murray
Dorothy Dewson
Madison
Wis
Brechter
Dreamland Theatre
Bruno Weber
Clarksville
Weber
Greshner
Celia Selbig
Dubuque
W. A. Cool
FL. McCurnin
L. C. Oberdorf
Belmond
Iva Case
Felix Larson
Minnesota
M. E
EB. A. Long
Frederika Mystery Probes Possible Local Murder
Waverly La Jan 7 It is reported the grand jury investigates a Christmas party brawl in Frederika. A man struck with a club was last seen with severe injuries and has vanished, village residents suspect a hidden murder.
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Will Brode
Marcy Hospital
Frederika
Waverly
Wis
Murdoer
Woman's health remedy reveals powerful results
A bold appeals piece touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe herbal remedy that restores health and vigor for women suffering from backache headaches irregularities and catarrhal conditions. It highlights widespread use among mothers wives and daughters and invites correspondence with Doctor Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Iiquid
Pierce
Invalds' Hotel
Buffalo
N.Y
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
An advice note promotes Jad Salta to ease back and kidney discomfort by flushing the kidneys. It claims meat uric acid damages kidneys and urges four ounces daily in water before breakfast for several days. The salt is described as grape and lemon acid with Lithia and is sold by H. W. Taggart.
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H. W. Taggart
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Terloo Evening Courier and
Waterloo Evening Courier Daily Reporter
W. H. Hartman Company
Bnside
Mackinaw
Waerloo
Washburn
Broadway
Dee
Féth
Brammer
Paul da Dry Goods Co
Evergreen
Viaduct
Moler College
Tri-City
Davenport
Fourth St
K. Cali
Nci
Harrison
Actioa Uy Illustrated
Jatelogue
Moller Collegh
104Th Ave
Joel Smith
Ikershim
Los Angeles
Cal
Care
Steiner
P. O
Addrésa
Saudiare
Viewol
Edison Isc
le Square Inch
East 5Th St
Second St
Cnte
Ick
Broadview Poultry Farm
Commercial &T
Agerts
Franklin
West Aide
Fourth Street
Commercial
Washlington St
SSS
Parsons Music House
Ene
Boller Canary Singers
F. O. Dyer
Argyle St
Hamilton
Columbia St
Litchfield
National Electrical
Electric Orchestra
West Fifth St
Humphrey Bove
P.grandall
R. No
Care Courier
Fior
Rhode Island
Alvin Hematreet
Storage CO
Mulberry St
Grant Co
J. A. Lighthall
Douglas Bt
Syracuse
Missouri
O. Peas Elits
Benton
Kansas City
J. E. Carr
Farmington
Security Storage Co
L. S. Parsons Music House
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mins
J. N. Campbell
Canada
Iowa-Minnesota
East Fourth
H. Briden Co
4Th St
F. H. Brigden Co
Farms Town Securities Co
Clement
Y. Clemant
Marquardt
Zachasaet
Rhey St
State of Iowa
Phebe M. Cornell
Fred § Pettit
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marth
Place Big
G. Larrabee
Michigan
Wisconsin
HNG
At-Solno
T. Wheat
Waterlow Markets
Bath Wellington
Oost
Orvatul
Brookford
Warner
Janesville
Bae Bunion
Wangler’s Drug Store
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Twewlay
Ira Rodamar
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