Real Estate Ad and Amended Corporate Notices
Real estate listing notes a new home in a park addition with acreage and sale inquiries directed to Howard & Bowman at 410 Blacktare Bark Building. The text also records amendments to the articles of incorporation for Sibert's White Laundry Company and the Tome Building and Loan Association, detailing board structure profits distribution and officer terms, signed by Louis Frank and T. Dempster.
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Sala Geog Quarter
Wome
Ialoward & Bowman
Kimball's Ideal Laundry
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Werava
Minbalia Ideal Dame
Heetlun
Artlete
Sibert
White Laundry Company
Sthert
Artica
Howser
Kimball
Ideal Laundry
W. A. Bryant
W. Vv. Slyert
Tome
Toma Building and Loan Association
State of Towns
I Waterloo
Therateskholders
Vad Corporation
Mteen
Urer
Steen
Nye
Sit Corporation
AgFolaAtion
Louis Prank
Pempster
Mmeting
Louis Franc
Tor
Dempstril
Serre
Seerel
Hareby
Sane
Sal
Janus
Lois Frank
Sideont 1
Dempster
Potciatn
State of Tews
Black Wawk
Reli
Eid
Louis Frank
Tlome
B. F. Swisher
Till Forbid Ad Policy Notice For Discontinuation
Notice outlines that ads may be discontinued only upon written order and must reach the office by 10 a m. to avoid delaying until the next day. The memorandum uses unclear spelling like discontinas and warns of daily cutoff implications for ad cessation.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
FredeRicksburg Church Guests and Local Notices
Frederickaburg reports Rev. Bolt and family arriving for services with a well attended sermon. Mr and Mrs Albert Matika mourn a two- year- old daughter Ainots from scarlet fever. Ross Printing leaves for Oklahoma City to join a construction firm. St Ansgar notes religious dinner and hospital updates. Dell Brommand and Joe Tucker wed in Osage and will live where Tucker works. Friends bid farewell to Mr Hart who moves to Story City. Anton Berg and family return to White Bear Lake. Rev Paull Brammer and Mrs Brammer visit Newhall for John Brammer's sister Paula Burn’s wedding.
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Fredericksburg
Frederickaburg
Jar
Bolt
Jan Haturday
Ile
M. Ey
Albert Matika
Ainotts
Ross Printng
Oklahoma City
St, Ansgar
Galbroth
Stumm
Carpenter
Te. Valentine
Waterloo
Dell Brommand
Joe Tucker
Osage
Hiarth
Story Clay
O. O' Dawhine
Anton Berg
White Hear Lake
Minnh
Kaylys
Paull Brammer
Newhall
John Brammer
Mias Paula Burn
Weir
Stockwell Bridge
Will Meeker
Jackson‘township
W. C. Atkins
Mendar
Indianapolis
Mr_ y
Albert Bruns
W. F. Reineke
Itttte Meter
California
Fred Walthers
Elma
Waverly
Matt Gruben
Sundar Lend Stankato
Minn
J Majerus
Vernon
Wash
Gruben
Majerus
Charles Trastings
Clark Hastings
Minnesota
Florida
Katherine la Doge
Hy. L. Lusenhop
C. R. Farnham
Farnham Ice Co
Vinton
Ed Pyne
Jon
Aome
Mr. Pyne
Pyne
Tkes
Local notices from Littleton and area mark family events
Mrs Rebecca Mac Glaughlin visits Otterville for the winter while Rev and Mrs Paden join Bar and Mrs Hadwen Williams for a gathering in Jesup. A daughter named Margaret Irene is born to Mrs Alton Manners and R D McKean zie of Livrene. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr and Mrs August Belibore at their new home. Funeral services for Thomas Consedine are held at Jesup Catholic church with burial in St Johns Cemetery Independence.
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Littleton
Rebecca Mac Glaughlin
A. Faritz
Otterville
Priday
Marr Stevenson
Paden
Bar
Hadwen Wiilama
Jesup
Alton Manners
R. D. McKeanzie
Lirverne
N. D
Atating Ihat
Margaret Irene
Mr. Land
August Belibore
Charles McGlaughlin
Gladys
Aire
Charley
Frances Meaney
Wil
Iowa
St. John's
Indenendence
Frederika News Notes and Local Family Events
Frederika and surrounding families share church visits, illnesses, and social gatherings. Samuel McGown returns from Minnesota to care for his ailing mother Anna. Fred Williams funeral plans in New Hampton, with six or seven survivors listed. A birthday party honors Leota Peters, while junior league events unfold at the Peters and other homes. Marriages include Clary and Parsons with reception plans and future farming life ahead for the couple.
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Predertkca
Wan
Will Crowell
Will Campbell
Rockwell
Clark Crowell
John Zwanziger
Samuel McGown
Minnesota
iAnna McGown
John Zechar
Fred Peters
Giles Whitman
Edgar Prentice
Boise
Idaho
Gee. Flowe
Fiower Nashua
Otterville Embroidery Families Gather for January Meeting
A fragmentary account notes Otterville residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Moats and family visiting Cedar Rapids relatives. The Jan 1914 Embroidery Families gathering at the Gantz home brought a large party, with 85 fathers and members present. February plans include meeting with Mrs Gert Coons. About 14,000 Courter subscribers read the ads.
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Ottervilla
Tan
Ders
Leta Kroma
Stek Kern
MacKenzie
Grace J. F. Wallis
Riversi
Priday
Werolis
Wallis
Sioux City
Lewrissel
ME. C. Ped
Ress
Macken
Frank Gantz
Bantz
Eirele
Mers
Gert Coons
Local notices mix at Eagle Center and Waverly
In Eagle Center and Vernon Township notes dated January 16 to 26, residents report visitors and health updates. Obituaries, births, farm tasks, hospital stays, and community events fill the brief items, with names like Mrs. Henry Casey and Miss Carrie Bates appearing amid school and church society notices.
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Eagle Center
Alch Wociety
Be, Mary's Church
Whurnday
Mathryn McGarvey
Henry Casey
Chela Strubel
Wein
Willem Snelder le
Petar Trainor
Market prices show wheat supply drop and corn gains
Visible wheat supply fell by 3,385,000 bushels last week to buoy prices. May futures rose to 1 85 and July to 1 45 as export demand grew and crop fears in soft wheat states grew. Corn climbed on strong livestock markets and Argentine yield worries, with May near 1 88 and July around 2 13, while hog provisions advanced on rising demand and arrivals remaining moderate.
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Chicago
United States
Berlin
Wilson
Germany
Chicago and Minneapolis Grain and Sugar News
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and corn listed with multiple grades and bids, including May and July quotes. Duluth flax prices. New York sugar prices noted. Miscellaneous items discuss volcanic safety valves, a bride’s misunderstanding about closing cards, and a comment on education paying off in life.
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Chicago
Duluth
Wintiper
Kanzan City
Minneapolis
Hogs and cattle rise as stock market notes hawk prices
Chicago reports demand from ships and speculators pushing prices higher. Cattle gains linked to cold weather limiting arrivals, sheep and lambs scarce. Hog receipts 43,000. cattle 4,000. sheep 13,600 with higher opening and close prices across hogs and cattle. Top hog price around 12.15 on a volatile day. Cattle top near 11.38 with multiple classes listed. Sheep market opened strong then steadied with lambs around 14.30 to 14.20 for natives and westerns.
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Chicago
Arverteck
Black Yards
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report January 16
Kansas City dispatch shows hog receipts 18 000 with higher open. Hogs sold mainly 10 49 to 10 50 heavy 10 85 to 10 95, packers 10 60 to 10 96, pigs 8 75 to 9 75. Cattle receipts 12 000 market steady. prime fed steers 10 75 to 11 50, dressed 8 00 to 10 54, western steers 7 50 to 11 00, cows 5 25 to 9 00, heifers 6 50 to 11 00, stockers 3 50 to 9 00, calves 6 50 to 11 50. Sheep receipts 1 200 market higher. lambs 13 25 to 13 90, yearlings 11 50 to 12 60, wethers 9 50 to 10 59, ewes 8 75 to 10 00.
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Ansas
Mtone
Igher
South Omaha Livestock Market Opens Steady to Higher
Receipts at South Omaha on Jan 15 include 6500 cattle with steady to higher openings. Native steers 37.50 to 41.50, cows and heifers 38.50 to 38.50, Western steers 36.70 to 69.26, stockers and feeders 6.25 to 300. Hogs saw 21000 head, heavy 10.40 to 10.80, lights 10.10 to 10.65, pigs 9.0 to 9.50, bus sales 16.20 to 16.70. Sheep receipts 15000, market steady, yearlings 12.00 to 12.60, wethers 9.50 to 11.50, lambs 12.05 to 14.00.
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Chicago
Muavo
Bouth Umana
Sven
Chicago New York Produce Markets report summary
Chicago New York Produce Markets report shows butter and creamery items steady with varied receipts, eggs bright with extras and firsts, cheese steady with state specials, poultry prices firm for dressed and live categories, and grain prices including rye barley and clover. notable items include large butter receipts and mixed regional white potatoes prices, with pork and lard figures also recorded.
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Chicago
State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Duno
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Lan
Timothy
New York
Mercantile Report from New York Active Markets
New York mercantile page notes mixed results in bonds and currencies. Government bonds steady with 60 day to 3 month maturities, prices around 133 closing bid and 146 offered. Currency lines show Mexican dollars and silver sliver values with fractional changes.
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New York
Mercantile
United States Share of World's Gold Production in 1916
New York Jan 14 The slight drop in U S gold production in 1916 compared with 1915 does not alter its position as the world's second largest producer. National City Bank'sForeign Trade department notes U S output around 92.9 million dollars, still about 30 percent of world production and ranking behind South Africa's Transvaal. The decade to 1916 totals ~530 million, about 20 percent of global output, with 1915 the peak at 101 million.
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New York
United States
Foreign Trade Department
National City Bank of New York
Transvaal
South Africa
America
American industry stock list and rail names in brief
Special wire from New York reports a terse rate and company listing. Numerous rail and industrial stocks appear including American Beet Sugar American Car and Found American Locomotive American Smelting and Hef Bethlehem Steel and more. The brief closes with a roster of large U S steel and electrical firms and rail lines.
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Courier
New York
Atchison
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
M c
Colorado Fuel
Iren
Corn
Crucible Steel
General Electric
International Warventer
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
United States
Atre Wabaat
Pra
Western
Westinghouse Electric CG. W. Pte
Waterloo Markets Produce Mixed Prices and Real Estate Transfers
Market notes list cattle and hog prices with various lots and grades, including hatcher steers and butcher cows, plus mixed corn and dairy items. Real estate transfers record dozens of lot changes in Waterloo and surrounding areas through local abstract firm transactions, highlighting property movements and values.
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Waterioo Evening Courier
Pally
Palace
Busouscement
Goliection
U.S. Cail. Co
Xelo
Waterloo Employment Agency
East Fourth Street
Burnell
Palmer School
Iffice
West Fourth and
Jefferson
Thane
Carrell
Raymond
Wilson Smith
Town
China
Iowa City
Calsing
Davenport
Wagner
Ager
Black Hawk
M. EE. Scott
Martin Hotel
Waterton
Tresses
Go Ifte
Sars Way Thre College
Dresemak
Wenter
Wellington
Cortlaindt
Iawa Street
Able
S. West
Rene
Rint
Cio Dnguirs Broank
Housa
Black
Ali “Sendera
I East First Street
sWihurcy Cole
Independence Avenue
Med
Nher Street
Dexter
Fanos Tows Securities Co
Bremer
Lown
Aeoner
Betlng & Monina Fairbank
Lowa
Stora Moom
Maina
Co. Ji
Parsons Music
Bargain Tramisten Coniert
Kentucky Coral
White & Uo
Toma Water
Allen Bireet
Sunhurban Grocery
Addreas A-1
Care Courier
Mt. Watson
Crdar Falls
D. G. Ottman
R. J
Byron
Boling & Monroe
Fairbank
Towa
Wast Fires Street
Laesh
Greene
Heal Estate
Boling & Munroe
Rank
Warrertyne
Ingham
I Town
Seréet
Car
Bruner
Butler County
Dalance
Lawie
Medical
C. Y Clement
J. ¥. Clement
Kanos
Parat
Drs
Arson
Pacific Coast
Superior
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Frederika
Jack Ambrozs
Pearl Lynch
Watering
Parrott
Sumner Ete Thurssey
I Ster
Atchie Clary
Biss Teln Parsons
Noth
Mr Lane
Methodist Church
Tessie Parsons
Clycle Clary
Stud
Bla. Parsons
Clary
Mary Mary
Velonce
John’ Weber
Hay
Miza
Dura Keegan
Mick
Jog Pho
Floyd
Trear
Harvey Sucher
Mies Dore Peiffer
Tarper
Bra
John Weber
Mary . Schaefer
Tratnor
Mr. Tratnor
St. Francis Hospital
Sunguage
Waverly Hospital
Paul Hursh
Newburg
Ed Peck
Louie Sheets
J. M. Ulrich
Marie
Clarion
Garner
F Williamn Meeker
Avetin Callahan
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Assyria
Issigh
Iodianapolis News
Seaboard
Earth
Mars
New York Sun
Texas
Western Lambs
MegMarketyk
Shrdluun
Kansas CiTy Livestock
South Omaha Livestock
Chicago-New York
Rcantile Parer
Ora
Cisar
Ares
R. Creamery
Teteil Price
Ponty
Busck Hawk County Abstract Co
D. L. McMillan
Maude G. Calvin
Inc
Riverview
Virden
OLL Mosse.man
la Porte City
B. Rometflanger
John T. Jenkins
Linden
Lous
Triqlig
Grace G. Shallenberger
Gao
Hi. Baues
Leavitt
Thaw
Fort Dodge
Marsh-Place
Amon Brosco
Chicago Board OF Trade
C._G. LARRABEE
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