Forced sale of Wisconsin farm near Shell Lake hits market
A highly productive four mile from Shell Lake Wisconsin farm with 7 room house large porch barn silo and fruit trees is offered for forced sale by Equity R 3 Exchange Minneapolis. Priced at 32.63 an acre with about 44 cash balance and good title. Sale deadline January 21. Also notes on transfer and storage services by local Minneapolis firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Lake
Wisconsin
Globe Bldg
St. Paul. Inn
Fairbank Notes of Meetings Births and Local Happenings
Mrs Laura Tipton aided in Lewistown to care for feeble father J X Lockwood. H W Artman to lead revival meetings at Oran with Me Smith Pat Jeton assisting for three weeks. No Sunday evening service during revival at the Methodist church. Mrs Lilly Dowald sold Second and Forest residence to C B Penne. John Sherjack of Missouri visiting Fairbank. Mrs J W Williams hosted guests from La Porte City. Dell and Will Ross sold 16 Holstein cows to a Dingoral breeder. Fairbank Red Cross began surgical dressings. January quota 20000 dressings for Buchanan county. Fairbank chapter working on dressings and knitting. Local officers elected for coming year at Methodist Sunday school: Superintendent J E Ford. Welistant Supt Wm Leanne. Secretary Carl Nourse. Treas Dora Abrarian. Chorister Mildred Mott. Pianist Mahala McCulloch. Elmer Nichols and wife to Lakeland Florida. Charles and wife to manage farm in their absence. McCunniff family mourns, return to Grinnell after funeral. Ralph Brant and wife move to McCunniff residence on Grove Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Tipton
Lewistown
Mont
J. X. Lockwood
Fter
H. W. Artman
Oran
Telwith
Hey. Me Smith
Pat Jeton
Meelings
Ce Methodist Church
Lilly Dowald
Second
Forest Streets
C. BK. Penne
John Sherjack
Missouri
Fairbank
J. W. ‘Williams
West Aide
Leah
la Porte City
Dell
Will Ross
Dingoral
Low
Fairbank Ied
Independence
Buchanan County
Walfbank
Noma
The
Methodist Church
J. E. Ford
Wm. Leanne
Carl Nourse
Owen Webber
Dora E
Abrarian
Vernetta Flick
Sure Leonard
Mildred Mott
Mahala McCulloch
Elizabeth Finch
Elmer Nichols
Lakeland
Pia
Charles Nichols
John McCennift
Donald
Air
McCuniffs
Peter McCunnif
Grinnell
Ralph Brant
Mrs. Walker
McCunnif
Grove Street
Vairbank
Jen
Till Forbid Ad Discontinuation Memorandum Notice
Notice instructs that ads may be discontinued only with written order and must reach the office by 10 a m for same day cancellation. If not received by deadline, ads cannot be discontinued until the next day.
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Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Notice of Local Furniture Prices and Misc Ads
A cluttered classified page lists Por Sele-Furniture items with prices for items like library tables and dressers. It includes notices about special low rates for travel from Waterloo to Tonna Texas, requests for rooms, a found pocketbook, a buy request for a small farm, a fur neck piece for sale, and a Detroit Electric Coupe offered by George Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tonna
Texas
Rio Grande Valiex
H. Briden
Jasper
Smal Far Farm
Tamne
Franklin
George Te. Miller
Willsel
W.racker
Frederika Local Notes of Social and Medical Updates
Mrs Crowell has been very ill with little improvement last week. Harold Maas traveled to Dubuque for civil service exam. A farewell party was held at Ira Harkars home on Wee 21 for Tra who left for Jefferson Barracks. Grandmother Wendt’s seventy fifth birthday celebrated by her descendants. Willie Ager hosted New Years dinner for 42 relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Flora Hitteh underwent operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Crowell
Harold Maas
Dubuque
Willie Ager
Flora Hitteh
Otterville News Highlights Local Marriages and Education Moves
Otterville reports Milo Biddinger and Christian Gissel entering Cedar Rapids and Waterloo business colleges. Howard Cumberland buys land, Quasqueton sale completed, Red Cross auxiliary formed in Otterville. Pearl Anderson and Maurice Rantz marry at the Presbyterian church with immediate family present. couple to farm in spring with groom's parents nearby.
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Otterville
Jon
Milo Biddinger
Waterloo Business College
Christian Gissel
Cedar Rapids
Jmanse
Aku Pont
Neleurtea
Pearl Isabella Anderson
Dana Anderson
Maurice Daniel Rantz
Mose Banta
Dewey
Georgia
Real Estate Transfers in Blackhawk and Cedar Rapids Areas
Real estate transfers listed across counties include Mary AL Snyder and Levi I Jewell in Blackhawk County Abstract Co. and Cameron's Add Cedar Rapids with a 236000.00 price. Also noted are Cecil Mekley to V. Mure tagh and Jameson to F. M. felts Rat is iy and Ra. Rose Hill replat. Water LOO cep.
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Blackhawk County
Mary AL Snyder
Oto Levi i. Jewell
S. Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Mekley
V. Muretagh
Waterloo
Jameson
M Felts
Rose Hill Replat
Evere
Renae Sands Eneiae
Death notice and society notes from La Porte City
Death of Ellen Betts remembered with burial in Parkersburg after long Laforte City residence. Obituary covers birth in Olfe 1844 marriage 1860s and children Harry, C H Boombower, Ward Green, Charles. 26 grandchildren and one great grand. Local lodge officers installed by Thomp son Corps 163. new officers include Wirt Cooper president and Roy Hawkins treasurer. Various social visits and club meetings noted at Laforte City community events and residents visiting Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Ellen Betts
Parkersburg
Bert
G. K
Weat View
Sirs
Hetts
Laforte City
Jal
Cr Aon
Waterloo
Ellen Shaw
Olfe
Lyman Hetts
Key
Isenton County
Me. Betts
Shose
Harry
Parkershoro
C. HH. Boombower
Wirt Cooper
Adatine Waldrof
Stra. Fritz
Mire
Roy Hawkins
Orra Brust
Stall, Waterlno
FP. We Msher
Pauline Ashley
Lil-lian Yaeger
Somerset
R. W. Liggett
Scottsbint
Neb
A. A. Wilson
Independence
J. E. Johnston
Vinton
Plate Creek
Davi Mitchell
Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church
I. J. Anderson
Tena Molonair
Je McPhayden
F. A. Miller
Robert
Moberly
Clarence Angel
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ins
Angel William Prothero
Harmon
Minn
William Hacketh
Flossie Schubert
St. Francis Hospital
Ralph Hudson
Navy
Great Laken
Jesse Allison
Oakdale
Jos. Abrams
F. Parks
Hotchkiss
Colo
Rm Hospital
Maude Fretts
Fort Dogge
Henry Scott
Local Notes From Brandon and area Including Appointments
Miss Elsie Kollman passed the civil service exam and won a government post in Washington. At a State bank meeting J G L Weart was elected director and Frank Athert named vice president to fill vacancies from Theodore Peck’s death. Other local items cover church meetings, illnesses, visits, a farm purchase near Buzzard's Glory, and a Fredericksburg birth and marriage notices.
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Brandon Brandon
Elsie Kollman
Washington, D. C
State Bank
J. GL. Weart
Frank Athert
Theodore Peck
Lafe Hoff
Cedar Rands
Christian Church
A. C. Jaeger
Myrtle Thompson
Des Moines
Wil van Skike
Wil Paddock
Beloit
Wis
the & I. Andrews Fnn
Andrews
Senet
George Clark
Robbins Monéar
Seret
Clark
Camp Cody
N. M
Deli Douglass
Glen
Rainbow
England
London
Buzzard’s Glory
Arthur Brigss
San Antonio
Tex
Theon
Equation Corps
Markets Lifted by Grain and Stock Trades Amid Sparse Receipts
Early corn prices firm in Chicago with mixed movements, aided by slow crop movement from heavy snowfall. Wheat and oats show weakness in provisions, but overall stock market rebounds after President Wilson's address, with leaders and rails advancing and Liberty bonds firmer. London silver and money hold steady as new wireless telephone inventor touts compact apparatus.
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Chicago
Jan
Wlilson
Congress
United States Steel
American Tobacco
Texas Company
Liberty
Mitchell and neighbors head to California for extended visit
A jumble of names notes Mitchells and families departing Tuesday for California for several months. W. Q. Sprague travels to Deming, and Bond remains ill at Camp Cody. Indra called to Watertown after brother Frank Indra’s death. Kemp and Hubbard to Camp Cody for drill. Mrs. J. D. Chambers plans Minneapolis then California with sister Mrs. Melends. Shallenberger to treat chronic nervous diseases at Wahteroo Hotel Russell-Lamson on Jan 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Mitchetl
Jan. S
FD. Cady
Junia
California
W. Q. Sprague
Deming
W. M
Bond
Camp Couy
H. Indra
Watertown
Wis
Frank Indra
Harlen Kemp
Lester Hubbard
Camp Cody
Co. G
Hogs Weak Cattle and Sheep Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago markets show larger hog supplies pressuring prices while demand from shippers steadies cattle and sheep. Hogs receipts about 23 000 with mixed results across weights. cattle at 20 000 receipts and steady at various classes. sheep receipts 15 000 with steady to higher lamb and ewe quotes. In Kansas City, hogs at 13 000 receipts with weak bulk and higher pigs. cattle steady across steers cows and calves. sheep steady with lambs and yearlings quoted.
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Chicago
Stea Wethers
Kansas
Alves
Seirep
LorDp
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
GF. Oweom
Pittsburgh
Cedar Palle
Vwaters
Cleveland - Ate
Waterloo
Tina
Detroit
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Omaha
Milwaukee
Eeeetes
St. Paul
Flouston Wee
St. Joseph
Providence
Duluth
Wichitawhee
Galveston
Oklahoma
Whateyee
Peoria
Tulsa
Little Rock
Birmingham
Davenport
Topeka
Springfeld
TS Rockford
Quincy
Dee
Bloomington
Decatur
Fremont
Vicksburg
St Louis and Omaha Livestock Prices Reported for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Receipts listed for St Louis and Omaha markets show cattle hog and sheep trading with varied steady to slow demand. Prices reflect steers cows heifers calves and lambs across categories with ranges from about 5 to 16 dollars, and lambs reaching the mid teens in several lines.
Prices for dairy and poultry in Chicago and New York markets
Chisago and Chicago report steady butter and eggs with mixed receipts. Milk products show creamery butter lower in New York while cheese prices edge up. live poultry generally weak with varied prices for fowls springs and turkeys. St Louis notes further declines in poultry and steadier eggs elsewhere.
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Chisago
Chicago
New York
St. Bonts
St. Louis
Waterloo Market Prices and Livestock Listings
Market notes from Waterloo include prices for patent medicines, grains, and livestock. Highlights show barley at 1.40, rye 1.65, corn around 2.00, and beef cattle ranges from 5.50 to 8.50 with various cuts and weights noted. also hay and packers price indications appear in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vlower
Waterloo
Dan
Wellington
Revere Ease Ees
Pioneer - Teesttee
Esses S.ho
Weal Eicisecra Saece S
Nestaeee
Clearings Of The Clties Railway Time Tables
Railway time tables and clearings across multiple lines and stations are listed, including Dubuque Chicago express and local services, various west and east routes, and connections through Minneapolis Albert Lea and Sioux City. The report also notes Bradstreet weekly US and Canada clearings and wartime health updates on British troops.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Whl
Evan
Hummelee
Housewark
Giris
Mgr
Bernbrook
Waterloo Laundry Co
Fitch and Jefferson
Logan
Macessar
S. Courier
Gente
Erce
Crofts & Reed, Dept
West Mullan Ave
Cox 103
Station AL
U. S. Parsons Music House
Kalal
Tk S& Parsons
Western Avenue
West Fifth St
John Kaltenback
Lafayette St
Arthur Cole
Clara Dallenbach
Sumner
Park Ave
Seventh St
Kent
Gay W. Campbell & Co
Sconsin Dasds
Parsons
Pacific Coast
Bord Transfer Co
Waterios
Iowa Warehouse Co
Duros Jersey
Hamilton
Mra Wison
Jefferson
J.N. Ackerman
West
Harguins
L. S. Parsons Music House
Susie Molle
Ity
L. Parsons Music House
Phonograph Record Exchange
East Side
Itandy C. Young
Muskogee
Okla
Lgnk County
Ford
Earl Ogivie
Fourth St
California Ave
Minnesota
Drake
Newton
Iowa
Tdl
H. W. Christenson
Hiehl St
Home Park
Blackloss County
Cedar Falls
Locust Street
Howard & Bow
Black Hawk Bank
Main St
Clear Lake
Hosa
Farma
Town Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Knowen
Cottage St
Shell Rock
EL HL Dudley
Janesville
Iss
Teach
Our Town
Methodist
Baptist
Congregational
Orpheum Theatre
Tra Am'ck
Waverly Hospital
E. J. Leavens
Cetar Rapidy
John Carrell
Elwood Chesebro
ST. Ansgar
Lucia Flareafall
Skaling
E. A. Swanheim
Hall Hume
Muriel James
Sashua
Charles City
Twin Cities
A. Gilbertson
Florida
Fredericksburg
Frederickeburg
Landen
Glenn A. Taiwle
Vera Landan
Ladwiz
Lester Troy
Camp Joseph Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
Leslie Fay
CROW
Kaheas
Kanees City
F. Louis Grain
Feoria
Toledo
Alsike
Stocks and Bonds
Mercantile Paper
Merccantile
Jane
San
Say
LanDp
Juste
Shallenberger
Wahteroo
Russell-Lamson
ST. Louis Livestock
Pacace
McHenry County
North Dakota
Herford
W.E. Peavey
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
U. M
Pullman
C. M. Allen Land Company
Fllinoms Central
East Rouse
Dubuque -Limited
West Boua
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Fort Dodges
Dubuque Worth
Albert Lea
Win Cities
Ad.ww
Union Depot
Twin C
G & Twin City
C& Twin City
Sky Union Deport
Oelwetn
East Side Depot
Chicago Ltd
East Gice
South Bord
Des
M & c Union Depot
Morthbouns
Benk
United States
Bradstreet's Journal
St Paul
Twin
Burlington
Loula
Louis
Kaness City
E -Davenport
Droitwich
Waverly
Cedar Mapus Tims
Art CR
Codex Espids
Acc
Lens
Tanes
Jowa Tank & Silo CO
Bogan Avenue
Fhone
Marsh-Place
Lamson Bros.& C
Chicago Board OF Trade
Tripp & Gill
Town
Marsh- Place
G. G. Larrabee
Bar
Lore Alford
Raymond Road
Raymond
Lady Broke
Jack
Jeanette
H. E. McDougall
F. B. Stewart
Ray S. Scott
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