Amendment to Liberty White Laundry Company Name
The document records amendments to the Liberty White Laundry Company formerly Himball's Ideal Laundry with changes to corporate name and board structure. It notes the board will have three directors and outlines their powers, responsibilities, and authority to manage corporate affairs. Signed by Bryant, Sr., President, and Sibert, Secretary.
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White Haundry Company
Thin Corporation
Liberty White Laundry Company
Amd Ngura
Rernion
Sibert
White Laundry Company
Himball's
Ideal Laundry
We. Bryant
W.ve Sibert
Till Forbid ads discontinued by written order
Notice explains that ads running until forbid must be stopped only with a written order. A printed blank is provided to advertisers to indicate discontinuation, suitable for office retention. Discontinuation requests must reach the Waterloo Evening Courier office by 10 p.m. to affect the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Repecter
Dewar Jang 3 last Friday Band Concert and Weddings
Last Friday evening the Waterloo post office band paid a visit to the Dewar comet band. After playing selections by both bands they served an oyster supper. Frank Metcalf of Washburn visits relatives and will attend his sister Josephine Metcalf’s wedding to Herbert Wellner. Mrs. D Schuler is ill with pneumonia and several local residents are mentioned with minor ailments and social visits.
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Dewar Dewar
Jang
Waterloo Post Office
Dewar Comet
Dewar
Albert Braych
Farmers’ Institute
Nera
Farm , Improvement Association
Waterloo
Homie
F. J. Schmitt
Gunas
Ed Ackerman
Minnexoca
Frank. Metcalf
Washburn
Josephine Metcalf
Herbert Wellner
D. Schuler
O. W. Pallett
Srippe
A. A. Clark
Mr. Krebs
Grippe
William Heiple
Calinar
Cap. Schmitt
Revival Meetings Begin at Oran in Fairbank Parish
Fairbank revival services start Sunday led by Rev. L. W. Art Matt with H. E. Dutier of Fayette directing singing. No preaching at Fairbank Methodist church on Sunday evenings for three weeks. George plans an extended south trip to Lakeland Florida with visits to other places of interest. Mrs. Murphy funeral services held at Catholic Church. she leaves a large family and many relatives. Community mourns a devoted wife and mother. The Catholic school reopened with room use at the former Averer Beatty Savage site and convent rebuild underway after a recent fire.
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Fairbank
Gan
L. W. Artmatt
Oran
Wil
H. E. Dutier
Fayette
Ound
George
Lakeland
Fla
Community
Eastern Colorrada
Tsaac Betts
Betts
Tressa Murphy
Somanhont
J. A. Murphy
Mary Shanna
J. Duty
Gowan
Waterloo
Poa
Dullaré
Noonan
Land
West Union
Inhent
pAfrs
Murphy
W. Ir. CO
Echaol
Averer Beatty Savage
Wit
Neiman & Millow
Community News From Fairbank and Surrounds
Reports from Fairbank include Ruth Wood of Horton gravely ill from pneumonia, with low hopes for recovery. The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters installed last Sunday, featuring the comedy The Case Against Casey and a post-service lunch. Ongoing schoolhouse work advances with tile roofing but material delays persist. Other items note visits, a hospital operation recovery, a local violin recital, sleigh rides, and adjusted evening hours for January to March.
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Minnesota
Mias Ruth Wood
Horton
Misa Ruth
Mia. Wood
Raptler Church
Fairbank
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Braun
Stra
Samuel Mfonrca
Jeff Monday
Marside
Alberta
Lycourt
Lelia Lowe
Phoebe Hill
Willard Page
Waverly News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Deaths
Waverly news covers visits by George Pottgatter and Theodore Hildegarde, a Denver trip for Glen Steele, Des Moines trip for Frank Lee, and a Minnesota death of Matt Gruben. The first high school basketball game of the season ended 39 to 33 for Waverly. Local illnesses include Mrs. Seaman with pneumonia. Funeral notices and travel to Arkansas for a sister’s funeral are noted, along with a Waverly brewery sale won by Henry Kasmelar and the Ice Co starting near Stockwell bridge. A fire damaged Dan Mether’s home. the Kern family death at home follows hospital care. Funeral for Mr Kern set at his house with Rev. Rice officiating.
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Wes
Charles Chy
Waverly
James Seaman
Fitch Ward
Wil Clark
Ro Mane Clark
Stockwell Bridge
Dan Mether
Kern
Mr. Kern
Waterloo
A. R. Rice
Plainfield and Mt. Vernon News Summary
Plainfield residents plan homeward travel as Mrs. Starr and three children depart with her sister for Dubuque. A concert set for next Friday at the Baptist church. Anetta, N. D. native A. We. Lee dies of heart failure at 130, funeral in Mt. Vernon. Leo Lyons starts Mall clerk duties after brief illness. Christine Callison arrives Tuesday. Pauline Roach departs Mt. Vernon for WCTU work. Miss Ruth Thomson’s tonsil/adenoid surgery completed. Mt. Vernon funeral for Sam Garland after Woodsaw accident. East Janesville Ladies’ aid hosts winter picnic dinner at H R Kramer home.
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Lee
M. E
Kofsts
Terment
Willow Lawn
Leo Lyones
Christine Callison
Pauline Roach
Mt. Vernon
Nome
Nan Cradne
Love Munson
Orrin Miller
Waverly
Ruth Thomson
Waverly Hospital
Camore
MT. Vernon Township
Sam Garland
Rates
Greenwood Cemetery
Cedar Falla
Jehildren
Witham Peck
Waterloo
George Peck
Archie Tweverson
East
Local Social Roundup and Moves Around Cedar Falls
Mrs. Kriden hosts Herman Paul and wife with family as Ernest Hamm moves to ling Mon day and plans to rent near March 1. Csr Tostlabs relocates to Cedar Falls while Peter Christansen moves west. Crist Kyle rents A H Refshauge farm vacated by Christansen. Mrs Carlton assists at La Porte City. Dorc8A society hosted by Mrs Fritz. Mrs Skining Knapp visits from Minneapolis.
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Hig
Barty
Waterloo
Thareday
Herman Paul
Dea
Kriden
Ernest Hamm
Ling
Wil
Csr Tostlabs
Cedar Falls
Crist Kyle
Missouri
A. H. Refshauge
Peter Christansen
Carlton
la Porte City
Ink
Noah Peterson
Marie Fritz
Mabel Skining Knapp
Botes Moines
Charies
Assembly Proceedings Include Executive Session and Adjournment
The BEWATE assembly met at 10 am with concurrent resolution preventing actions by Bex and Chase of Baniten. A report of the state Marchway commission was adopted as printing was authorized. Committee clerks were sworn in and the body went into executive session to discuss governor disappointments. Adjournment occurred at 1 45 pm with later meetings noted for 2 pm and 1 30 pm adjournments.
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Bewate
Bex, Chase of Baniten
Marchway Commission
Mouse
Pann
Estherville Fire Causes $200,000 Loss in Business District
A Monday fire in Estherville destroyed three downtown buildings including the Graafe building and the Grand Theatre. Estimated total loss stood around $200,000 with structural damage to a textile company site also noted. The blaze severely damaged several occupied properties.
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Estherville
Jan
Graafe
Ofics
New Grand Theatre
HB. Lawrence
Clothitug Co
Three men arrested for playing Kelly Pool in local parlor
Three young men were arrested Monday afternoon in a local billiard parlor on charges of playing Kelly Pool. All were released on seven dollar bonds. Two failed to appear in police court. one appeared and was found guilty of a charge and fined seven dollars.
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Kelly Noel
Nashua Pioneer Mrs Bartlett Butler Dies at 83
Mrs Bartlett Butler longtime Nashua resident and mother of four children died suddenly Sunday after a period of declining health. She and her husband lived over 60 years of marriage, with her death following her husband's in August. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Roy Smith also noted as buried in Greenwood after returning from Waterloo.
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Nashua
Bartlett Butler
Butler
Butter
Snes
Re. C. Sutherland
Birs
Frank Rausch
Osage
CC. Huntley
H. G. Ray
Chicago
Roy Smith
Waterloo
Greenwood Cemetery
Roy
Reinbeck Notes and Local Market Roundup
Reinbeck report lists Mrs John Maulick severely ill and a busy week with a band concert under new director Cal Hunsinger. Basketball results show Reinbeck beat Belle Plaine 37 to 22 and second team 24 to 14. Local births, appointments, church notes, store hours, and various market figures from Waterloo and Chicago rail and commodity prices are recorded along with regional pricing for livestock and produce.
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Reinbeck
John Maulick
Opera
Cal Hunsinger
A. G. Armstrong
Collings
Bert
Ed Armstrong
Belle Taine
Early Slump in Wheat and Corn in Chicago Trade
Fresh advances in wheat faded as owners took profits and buying support waned. Argentine export estimates created bearish pressure while opening prices rose briefly then declined. Corn followed with light trade, slight advance then a rally from crop damage reports, closing unsettled with net declines. Hog prices and provisions moved higher, while Liverpool offers aided the tone.
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Chicago
Jan
Argentina
Liverpool
Hogs Up But Advance Lost at Key Markets
Chicago market reports hog receipts and price shifts with mixed and butchers trading around 10.20 to 10.80. Cattle and sheep showed steady to strong openings with top prices reaching 11.80 for cattle and 20.50 for lambs, across Kansas City and South Omaha trading floors.
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Waterloo
Tan
Ewe Wellington
Alnla
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Texas
Kansas City
Wethern
South Omaha
Ned
Chicago New York Produce Markets Summary
Chicago markets report mixed changes across dairy eggs and vegetables. Butter steady to lower, eggs higher on strong receipts, potatoes mostly lower with varied regional whites pricing, poultry and meat prices largely unchanged amid steady demand.
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Chicago-New York
Chicago
Merk
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Wisconsin
Michigan
Grain letter from Lamson Bros gives wheat and corn outlook
Lamson Bros Chicago Inn notes no cash wheat demand setup yet, but bullish Argentine news and heavy realizing push prices up, with expectations of higher prices than seen. Corn follows wheat decline, interior demand strong seaboard, new crop prices around $1 complicate investment buys. Oats selloff amid wheat weakness, large terminal stocks hinder bullish trades. Dollar corn sparks concerns for livestock feeders and rough feed users.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Inn
Germany
Altho
Seaboard
Jolla
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Local Notices From Littleton Area January News
Mr Moline of Delhi bought the F C Tarnas store and will take possession in March. Littleton school reopened after two weeks vacation. W W Beamens and Ray Miller shipped a load of hogs to Chicago. E B Barclay on return trip from Lead passed through Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Ire Benkey moved into the Sara Co Wu bur house. Mrs HO McGlaughlin entertained Mr and Mrs FP Camp and others at luncheon. Frank Kohl and Caroline Kohl visited Mrs R Storey in Fairbank.
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Littleton
Moline
Delhi
F.C. Tarnas
W. W. Beamens
Ray Miller
Chicago
Aire
E. B. Barclay
Lead
N. D
Des Moines
Ire Benkey
Hazleton
Sara Co. Wu
Ho, McGlaughlin
Afr
FP. B. Camp
Roy
May Pierce
Arvilla
Wilmer Seamena
Charleyne Glaughlin
Gladys
Frank Kohl
Caroline Kohl
Fairbank
R. ®. Storey
Otterville News In Brief From January Update
Otterville notes illness for little Lucile Bants and rheumatic troubles for D. D. Anderson. Jacob Hansen recovers from a back ailment, Georgia of Independence visits, Jacob Smith toured Manchester last week. Farmers report activity and a steer incident in a water tank. Mrs. Kate Stoner celebrated her 73rd birthday with family at Frank Brant's home on Dec 27.
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Otterville
Jan
Lucile
Jacob Hansen
DO. D. Anderson
Georgia
Indépendence
Jacob Smith
Manchester
Emma Ginse
A. Bantxhen
Kate Stoner
Alto
Homs
Frank Brant
Catherea
Wedding notices and visits mark town week in St Ansgar
Woodson visited Hawkeye with Rev and Mrs Galbreth while Lobdrens toured Florida. Bil Beyer family left for Buffalo ND after a family gathering. Lena Ellingson and Edward Miller wed at Ellingson home with Rev Waldeland officiating. Nelle Ruth Moa married Arthur Wesley Clyde of Osage in a pink and white ceremony with Mendelssohn played. Dorothy Becker and friends provided a luncheon. Clyde couple headed to Chicago then Fort Dodge after Feb 1 homeward.
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St. Ansgar
Woodson
Hawkeye
Wiliam Galbreth
Arthur Wesley Clyde
Osage
Clara Afoe
Mendelssohn
Willian Galbreth
Dorothy Becker
Margaret Hume
Doris Valentine
Fern Olson
Marble Rock notes on visits births and events
Marble Rock Iowa weekly notes list visits by N Merrick to Ames and Toledo family travel to California, a birth to Mr and Mrs George Chapman, funeral and illness absences, teacher changes with Grace Rex, and local society activities. Civic groups Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors install officers, and a serious accident near town involves George Ackrey.
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Marble Rock
Marble Hook
N. Merrick
IE. Bishop
Ames
Dena Hoymen
Toledo
Bishop
California
Lyla Inman
Horn
Beaman
Consolidated Schools
George Chapman
Hugh Galbraith
Agnes
Agnes Galbraith
Prove. S
Grace Rex
Peason
Tetcher
Charlie City
Will Wilson
Saringsville
Willard Bucklen, Jr
L. Hawn
Grundy Center
W. C
Blfl Ludwig
W. A
Kenneth Ackrey
Forrest Inman
Baltimore
Joan Ewald
H. E. Inman
Oya A. Knesel
Royal
Oy - EB Asher
Elsie Bowers
Chan
B. S
Ada Garber
M. B
Thornton
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