Wanted ads dominate Waterloo classified page in Courier
A dense Waterloo Courier classifieds section shows numerous Want ads for jobs such as barbering piano tuning and general maid work, plus rental notices and real estate listings. The page also includes public notices, legal ads, and vehicle and farm equipment sales, with several addresses and contact details sprinkled across the listings.
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Waterloo
Courier
Seger Lane
Pep
Vuresrapbhy
Reed
Corporations Hold Annual Meetings In Waterloo Area
Waterloo Canning Co owners corn packing plants in Waterloo and other cities held an annual stockholders meeting. All directors except Paul Smith were reelected. G W Huntley named new director. Officers Lichty Powell Bell reelected. 1920 pack quality surplus noted. Chevalier Wheel Co held first annual officer election after factory setup with Fred Chevalier president and L E Chevalier vice president. Ludwig second vice president. Shilling secretary-treasurer. Alexander sales manager. board includes officers. Max Royal and J H Good directors.
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Waterloo - Canning Company
Waterloo
Paul Smith
G. W. Huntley
G. E H. Lichty
F. J. Powler
S. OG. Bell
Chevalier Wheel Company
Fred Chevalier
L. E. Chevalier
H. M. Ludwig
C. G. Shilling
Lodge and Rebekah hold joint initiation in La Porte
La Porte Lodge and Thistle Rebekah Lodge installed officers in a joint ceremony held Thursday evening in the hall with over 100 attendees. Installing officers included district deputy HW Willeinson and Mrs. J. V. Hummel led by Lotus and Hutson presiding, with numerous named officers inducted and a celebratory supper followed by a program and talks for the good of the order.
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la Porte City
Say
Lotus Judge
Thistle Stevekah Lodge
HW. Willeinson
Lotus Lodge
Noble Grant I. D. Showers
George Angel
P. W. O'Brien
HW. Wilkingon
H. Paige
Wall Sawyer
Ed Thomas
Oute
Charles Cavanauu
D. EB. Fox
Ron Rughes
D. Haddey
Streant
KR. S.i Vv
G. Los
George Lan
McFarlerth
Or Hutson
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Noble
J. V. Hummel
Genevieve Taylor
Man Martin
Margeret Abbott
Margaret Wilkinson
Fayra Barrett
Alice Hubbard
R.S. N.S
Lacinda Vaugan
LS. N. OG
Anna Benson
Geneva Bagengton
Esther Morrison
Rose O'Brien
R. SV. G
Effie Mcbride
Pearl Werrison
Inittal Hing
Rebekah
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Lotus Club
Willian Morgan
Rosco Meeker
Will Durand
A. T. Kline
H. Adama
Will Lynn
George Klock Fatiousless
MC. Fox
Ladies Mite Society
The
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Fields
Lloyd Lamb
FE. Ayers’ Stebbins
Austin Pow- J. W. Kober
D. K. Mein
J. C. Abbott
Mrait
S. Moorhead
Mangier
van, Dyke
Marguerite Giffen
Lillian Garrabrant
Dlog
Good Cheer Guild
Dayial
Allison
John Roberts
Charles Fultz
D. J. Dummer
G. Geren
D. Grimm
Jangith
C EL Wager
Jim F. Aline
Lyra
Inex Glime
L. J. Bitterles
Garra. Brant
A. M
Ida Gravenhorse
FE. Lehman
Lloyd Tam
Marshal
J. ©. Rober
Chailgin
John Goon
Ada
John’ Stewart
Ruth
GL. Stainbroon
John Bolte
Martha
Roy Hawkins
Eleora
Catherine
Gingrich
E. Nerber
Sentinel
Roy Hawks
Rose Haynelett
J. When
Wallace Franklin
H. Esher
Allen Foss
San Diego
Cal
J. H.anderson
Mary Mitchell
Locust Street
Anderson
Bishop Avenue
Mitchel
Portland
Ore
Mjcekal
George Fries
Edward Lane
Edna
Independence
Lane
Jane
TF. Lane
Amd
Charles W Son
Bert Ponsford
Aliss Carrie Mitchell
Austin Pore
Fredrick
Okla
Monat
Wellsburg Woman Dies After Long Illness
Grundy Center January 13 Mrs. Fred Eberline died at her home near Wellsburg after a long illness of pernicious anemia She was 54 and leaves her husband and 10 children Two daughters live near Wellsburg Funeral services will be at the home Friday noon Interment will be in Pleasant Valley cemetery where two children who died in infancy are buried Also notes on marriages licenses moves of families and local appointments including Ruth Sperry representing Grundy Center in sub district contest.
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Grundy Center
Fred Eberline
Wellsburg
W. F. Benz
George Harms
Albert Ross
Fleasant Valley
R. R. Sargent
Ethel Blake
Conrad
Toledo
Larsen
F. J. Ralston
South Dakota
Haupt
United Presbyterian Church
Amity
Stanwood
George Shatzer
Deck
Frances
Misa Ruth Sperry
George Smith
Board of Supervisors
Jake Kluver
Court House
Edward Vestive
Ananis
Cook
Destilaughter
Inez
Lahner
Bandalia
H. E. Dunham
Greeiex
Colu
Randalia
Drang
Hazleton
Dunham
C R
Frank Wilder
Frank McAvinchey
Reserve Officers Training Corps
State University
Iowa City
Alfred Hanson
Oelwein
PF. F. Stewart
Maynard
Iowa Holstein Breeders
Federal Board of Vocational Edcation
Oelwein Business College
Emil Zentz, Jr
California
Archie Larson
Denver
Colo
Oelwelh
Martha Hodges
M. M. Stones
H. L. McDowell
Iartal Street
Arthur Baver
Harry Trving
Pocatello
Ida
Fort Lorex
Marjorie MeeGer
Peter Werfael
Sacred Heart Church
Chicagelll
Gelwein
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Osage Minister to Enter Film World in 1921
Rev Bertram ehby former pastor of the Congregational church leaves January 13 to join New Era Film Company as head of religious department. Women’s Harmony High will manage the motion picture fire framed prints and Sunday services until a new pastor is found. Funeral services for Chris C Gopierude Sr were held at Norwesta Lutheran Church. He was 96 on December 11 and had lived in Osage since 1841 after moving from Dane County Wisconsin and Mitchell County. Surviving are his widow sons and daughters and many grandchildren.
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Bertramehby
Con Brepational
New Era! Film Company
Women's Harmony High
Pritny
Neruda
Chris C. Gopierude
Norw Wesi
Lutheran
Gopierude
Nor
Dane County
Wis
Mitchell County
Rock Creek
Osage
Lites
Chris
Harry
John
Dra
Larson
Julia Fiield
Geage
Anders Ffield
North
Nid
Funeral and local visits span Waterloo and Iowa City
William Milter attended his father’s funeral in Tunis last week. Mildred Heinze lies ill at St Francis hospital in Waterloo. Mrs. Charles Lava visited Illinois relatives. B Delwain visited his brother H A Cummings in Leonard Miler’s party heads to Iowa City for arch treatment. John Conrad and Mrs W W Anderson spend time in Waterloo after recent operations.
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Barclay Center
William Milter
Relief drive in Waterloo rally for funds and loans
In Waterloo at the Hotel Russell Lamson assembly 100 volunteers received instructions to canvass the city for money to aid local relief and to loan funds for families in need. M L Bowman outlined hunger in Waterloo and Europe, stressing loans to locals to cover clothing and fuel while aiding relief abroad. One half of the $12,000 target would go to European and Near East relief, with repayment to fund further aid once work resumes.
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Waterton
Russell-Lamson
M. L. Bowman
Waterloo
Europe
Near East
Waeterloo
Bowman
Iowa
Mr.Bowman
Bowlman
al Tho
N. W. Frisbie
Woman Reverses Grand Jury Testimony in Divorce Case
A woman testifying before a grand jury described being mixed up as she referred to Hal H. Mosier, assistant county attorney. She sought divorce from her husband last autumn alleging cruel treatment and obtaining an injunction to keep him from molesting her at home or work. The petition said at the time of marriage, March in Waverly, her husband had not yet divorced his former wife Edwards Longley. Ranster Harris filed for divorce but withdrew. She claimed he demanded back her wedding ring and 25 cents for a stickpin, which she handed over before he departed with his face powders and adornments.
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Hal H. Mosier
Waverly
Maxfield
Edwards Longley
Ranster & Harris
Hus
Rail Recede in Stock Market
New York January 13 The Sun reports a weak but steady stock session with resistance to pressure. Rail shares failed to sustain earlier gains, joining Industrials in a broad decline as standard and miscellaneous issues fell from 1 to 2 points. Bonds weakened and grain and cotton markets showed softness.
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United Press
New York
the Sun
Financial Review Today
Rails
Reading
Mexican Petroleum
Dubuque Grand Jury Urges Bridge Probe
The Dubuque district court grand jury returned seven indictments and urged the county supervisors to investigate 1919 contracts for bridge and culvert work. They authorized the board to act on findings as warranted and to probe how contracts were let.
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Dubuque
Associated Press
Dubuque, Ta
Board of County Supervisors
Death Calls Judge Matthews in Dubuque
Judge M. Matthews a prominent Dubuque county lawyer and 12 year district judge died at his residence aged 59. He led the Knights of Columbus Dubuque division as first grand knight and belonged to the National Geographic Society and several other lodges and societies.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, Ja
M. Matthews
Dubuque County
District Court
Knighta of Columbus
Dubagne
National Geographic Society
Vaudeville Theatre Closes Until Jan. 23
The United Theatre box office sign announced a closure for repairs through January 23 managed by A J Lawrence who confirmed the halt. In the lobby actors complained of unpaid balances and contested payment plans while discussing contract versus commonwealth revenue in terse remarks amid travel bags. The town notes Dunkerton report Bible class, local visits, and various brief updates including a birthday surprise for Mr Meyers.
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United Theatre Today
A. J. Lawrence
Oelwein Groups Elect 1921 Officers
Aetna Stratowa Stockholders elected new 1921 officers in an annual meeting. J F Meyer and J W Ridler named directors. H B Martin and George Falk listed in leadership roles. Community groups including the Mississippi Valley Highway Association and Ross Relidwitz Auxiliary reflected 1921 plans. Local notes report sales, births, and public health updates amid a busy civic scene in Oelwein.
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Robert H. Karrmann
BR. L. Jipson
Harold 3. Hintz
Henry Campbell
Ross Reldwit
Ici
American Legion
C. Wilson
Beeb
Stou
Mollie” Schrack
Marguerite Miehs
E. H. Braner
Brinkman
Carl Smith
Tive
Cedar Falls News Highlights And Local Developments
Cedar Falls reports open of the 4921 building on a small scale as George Hoffman digs a cellar at 14093 Franklin street to replace the late Peter Robinson house. Danish Lyren society names delegates to the Cleveland convention. eighteen new members bring total to 166. City bonds totaling 21500 due this year include May and November payments for improvements sewer fire light water bridge cemetery. State auditors to verify municipal accounts. Hans Crone and James Whillis push city hall records. Wayne B Raymond to open tax office in Regent Theatre bloc.
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City of
Waterloo
Iowa
City of Waterley
West Waterle
Mullan Avenue
Aluny Mullan Avenue
Washington Street
Washingdon Street
Eleventh Street
Clive
East Waterloo
Sycamo Street
Sycamore Street
Oak Avenue
Park Road
Broadway Street
Broadway
Cedar Falls
George Hoffman
Franklin Street
Peter S. Robinson
Robinson Place
Hoffman
Danish Lyren
Jens L. Markusen
Peter Simonsen
John J. Kyhl
Danish Lyren Society
United Danish Societies of America
Cleveland
The
Lyren
Nels Friis
J. S. Holm
Wlice
Varia
Hans Crone
James Whillis
Wayne B. Raymond
Regent Theatre
Postal business shows big gain at Waterloo post office
Waterloo post office records a jump in 1920 receipts to 322876.18 from 274230.60 in 1919, a gain of 48146.58, with staff up by two. Most growth blamed on natural expansion and advertising, plus higher express rates boosting parcel post nationwide. Civil service exams for stenographer and typist held, while railway mail service test tentatively set for Feb 5 for forest and reclamation needs.
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Waterloo
J. N. LaBarre
Postofice
LaBarre
Postoffice
Civil Service
Feld
Washington, D. C
Clycle
EB. Brainerd
Waterloo Civil Service Board
Railway Mail Service
Forest and Reclamation Service
Disarmament Talk Gains Momentum Worldwide
Washington January 12 Popular demand for disarmament has grown across nations, pressuring governments to act. Congress and navy officials note the momentum, comparing it to how peace talks hastened armistice signings. House naval affairs committee probes whether Europe and Asia leaders truly seek equal disarmament, while lawmakers sense demand exists.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Europe
Asia
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Wholesale District Fire Scare With Smoke From Chimney
Dense smoke filled the Allo Wholesale District along Sycamore Street as fire crews from three stations responded at 2 p.m. The blaze traced to a burning chimney at Matt Parrett Sons Co. No damage reported. Separately, Linden M. B. Church on Archer Avenue suffered smoke damage after an AI pipe fire filled the basement when a carpet blocked a furnace flue. a chemical extinguisher halted the blaze.
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Smith, Lidhty Hillman &Co
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Sycamore Street
Matt Parrett Sons Co
Linden M. B
Archer Avenue
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