REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AND MARKET REPORTS READJUSTED
Real estate transfers include L Flagler to Alexander G Killen lots 3 4 and 43 2 in Normal addition and land in Cedar Falls valued at 4000 dollars W Roxwell transfers and other parcels totaling 1000 to Vietor F Younghlut and 1500 to Muthaler et al in Washburn plus Galloway Investment Co lot 107 at Dayton for 1 dollar. Market notes from Chicago Jan 18 cover government inquiry into wheat and flour prices triggering volatile moves May prices 142 to 142 point ranges and a 3 8 to 7 8 higher close. corn and oats rise with export demand and embargo rumors. Omaha cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices listed with openings firm and close higher. Chicago hogs cattle and sheep markets show modest gains and strong late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
L. Flagler
Alexander G. Killen
Cedar Falls
Loretta Roxwell
David F. Muthaler
Vietor F. Younghlut
Washburn
Fo Muthaler, Et al
Vietor
Younghlut
Galloway Investment Co. Co
Dayton
Galloway
Chicago
Wilson
Liverpool
United States
May Torn
Water markets and farm commodity prices from Waterloo
A Bloomington style listing from Waterloo Iowa showing wholesale and retail prices for flour, wheat, corn, rye, barley, eggs, butter, lard, potatoes, poultry, meat, hay, and livestock. Entries include specific items such as patent flour Clear Quill at 4.10 per unit, wheat 42, corn 65, eggs various storage types, dairy butter 39, cattle and hogs price tiers, and green hides values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wellington
Dales Sigsak
Brookheld
Banner
Fairbank Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Fairbank residents share visits from relatives including Wendell Ward of Aurora and J F B Steavenson with his five brothers. Upcoming items include the second Fairbank lecture, a January 22 musical program at the Baptist church, and notes on church leaders, bank elections, local remodeling, and civic society events.
Conservation measures proposed for Iowa lands and parks
The article outlines aiming to foster natural resource interest in Iowa by showcasing tree preservation and culture, promoting recreational parks, and securing lands for forestation and lakes for state use. It calls for licensing of house eats in towns and cities, with provisions for gifts of land and proper maintenance, to benefit the people. It also notes fear of a German air raid on Ireland with residents told to move livestock to protect against invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural
Iowa
Couties
Ireland
London
Certa
Louth
Meath
Leinster
Coast Guards
Reinbeck and area news brief recap of officers and incidents
Last Wednesday a slate of officers was elected for the ensuing year with O. F. Leonard as president and John Covonan as vice president. Several local moves and visits were noted, including John Woods succeeding F. A. Klinger, and Mrs. Q. O. Brown’s travels through Pennsylvania en route to Creston IA. The Reinbeck band elected officers, and Rev. J. Q. Robinson was called to Maquoketa for his father’s illness. H. B. Atwood died at 86 in Zion Center after a fall. burial held in Reinbeck cemetery beside prior spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
O. F. Leonard
John Covonan
W. W. Davis
Teller
Harry Measey
F. A. Klinger
Minnesota
John Woods
Mr. Klinger
Q. O. Brown
Pennsylvania
Will Fitzgerald
Creston
Wm. Watson
Forest City
James Watson
Herman Peters
Town
F. L. Gordon
Hudson
Reinbeck
O. M. Perry
Otto Grimm
D. Ploog
R. J. Clangsen
J. Q. Robinson
Maquoketa
Altho
Mr. Robinson
H. B. Atwood
J. R. Stewart
J. D. Morrison
Zion C
Mr. Atwood
Local Happenings in Winslow and Nearby
Jan 18 report notes C A George and Geo Lashley shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago. Miss Margaret Iverson of New Hartford visited the Cortright home. Frank McBride of Waterloo stayed with the Chas Williams family. Ross Garner and family from Waverly visited the Leverich home over Sunday. Chas Williams and family visited the Jno Beening home near Waterloo. A miscellaneous shower honored Margaret Iverson for her upcoming marriage to Grant Becker at Mrs. H C Barton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Iverson
H. C. Barton
Grant Becker
Five Hundred club hosts at Jap home and local notices
Jap Mitchell hosts the Five Hundred club at his home Friday. Mr and Mrs E J Duke traveled from Minneapolis to visit their son H K Drake and then headed to Denver Cole for Mrs Drake’s ill brother. Mrs E M Hubbard nurses Mrs Becker and a new baby born Thursday Jan 14. Boy Scouts hiked eight miles to explore a local cave near Osage. W G Smith begins a two week Iowa tour for Educational Publication Co. John Hurd, longtime Northwood resident, has died. Mr and Mrs Clarence Donaghy, Des Moines professionals, are visiting Henry Donaghy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
W.G. Smith
Iowa
Educational Publication Co
John Hurd
Northwood
Clarence Donaghy
Des Moines
Henry Donaghy
Local Notes From Reinbeck and Surroundings
Miss Agnes Olert left for a brief visit with friends in Spring Valley Minnesota. Miss Diva Garland returned from a holiday visit near Antioch Wisconsin. Frank Fackle departed for Rockford Illinois to visit an uncle. Sampson Warner of Estherville visited his sister Mrs William Gibson and family. Mrs Chas Crees and children arrived from Creston Iowa to visit Mrs Crees' parents Mr and Mrs J L Hickson. A daughter was born recently to Mr and Mrs Wm Jans of Glendive Montana formerly of this city. J J White rented his farm to his son in law who will move onto it next. Mr Neiderhouser to move to Minnesota. M. club entertained about forty young people at Miss Edna Hoepner's home. Dr F Conner opened an office over Eher's store and will practice again. Geo Willer's two month old child was sick but improving. Mrs B H Shimer visited Cadar Falls to see Mrs Ratt who had misfortune to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hoepner
B.H. Shimer
Cadar Falls
Ratt
Rockford Notes Days of Peril and Progress
Rockford reports a near fatal gas asphyxiation incident after a coal heater draft was left on. Mrs. Hoadley remains recovering while her brother George Vose stays in critical condition. Other items include Harten Kapapp named reading clerk for Des Moines House, rapid progress on a new Methodist church with dedicatory services planned soon, ice harvest nearly finished at sixteen inches thick, Rev. Jayne's youngest son ill, Rockford Light Power installing a new horse power engine, Sheriff Gray of Charles City visiting, and Father Mulcahy of Vinton visiting Father Quirin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
J. Hoadley
George Vose
Hoadley
Vose
Harten Kapapp
Reading
House of Representatives
Des Moines
New Methodist Church
Jayne
New
Rockford Light & Power Co
C. C. Gray
Charles City
Father Mulcahy
Vinton
Quirin
Wild Jing-go-tigs: Virginia ponies spark auction chatter
A veteran horseman at Durland's auction praises Jing-go-tig ponies as the United States' wildest, scraggiest breed. Buyers note these ponies, from the Chincoteague region near Virginia and Maryland, are driven to park turns and street scenes in several eastern towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durland's
United States
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
Virginia
Maryland
Philadelphia
Assateague
New York Times
Licensing cats as dogs and park goals in Des Moines
In Des Moines during agricultural week 1914 the Park and Forestry association adopted resolutions urging bills for a state fish and game commission under civil service, broad revision of wildlife laws, reallocating hunting license revenue to state funds, and broader protections for native birds and animals. They oppose narrowing public roads and seek preservation of roadside flora and native prairie along railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Park and Forestry Association
Iowa Park and Forestry Association
Fish and Game Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
Vincl Tonic Promises Relief For Chronic Coughs
A Philadelphia reader, Jack Singleton, credits Vincl with curing a severe bronchial cold and related symptoms after other medicines failed. The ad from Wangler Bros. Co. and Druggists C. J. Miller in Waterloo promotes Vinci tonics as a remedy for chronic coughs colds and bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Singleton
Vinci
Deliciood
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
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Waterloo Evening Courier
McClare
Security Storage CO
Mulberry St
Daily Reporter
W. HH. Hartman Company
Natn
M. G. Mather
Clarkeville
Aen Nl
W. E. McDonnell
Manchester
Cataler
Tri-City
Barter College
Davenport
Fa Dal Caere
Austin Leversee
Care Courier
E. E. Luce
Garrison
Cate Courier
Wlm
E Courier
Enre Courier
Armstrong Mig. Co
Cresco
Towa
le Roy
Madern House
Bath
Allen
Call H. Kreveky
L. 5
Parsons Music House
A. R_ hall
Dendy Hall
R. Mr. Dewey
Sycamore
E. Peek
Ehns
Thorch Modern
Easside
West Side
Logan Ave
Acme Grocery
Kendaks
Hamilton
P. Crandall
Falla
Canada
Iowa-Minnesota Land Co
East Fourth
Groom House
Parity Modsern
B. Glossy
W. Mullan
Trov
F. W. Bonine
Cenile
Chickasaw Cola
Sox
Dike
Backus
Minn
Cass Co
Loo
Ghops
North Dakota
Albert Peterson
Stanley
N. Tl
Jarurs Town Securiities Co
Com'l. Bldg
Clement
Marquardt
P. O. Box
Farmers’ Dairy Association
West
Sanford Hatel Black
Omaha
Neb
Tel
Lrapsfer
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Tha Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Perpetual Building and Loan Association of
Meam No
Commercial Bank Building
Oelock
Warren Brown
W. Stilson
State of
Black Hawk County
Mipnie Klausner
Deceaseri
Laty
Pee
J. W. Krapier
Courtright & Arbuckle
Fred
Lamson Mothes & Company
MicaGo Board OF Trade
Marshilace Widg
G. Larrates
South Omatia Livestock
Texas
Cess Ee
Guicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Union
Borg T
Reaves
Stern
White
Standard
Duluth
Louis
Kanksas City
Winnipeg
Fairbank
Wendell Ward
Aurora
G. B. Ward
J. FB. Steavenson
W. O
Charles
Alberta
Everett
Ringwood
Lil
R. Wi
Fred W
Oelwein
Herbert Hayswood
Mrs. Haywood
Moline
Etta Agnew
Marshalltown
W. F. Treschwill
St. John’s Church
Independence
K. P
Lehmkuhr
Earle Garber
Chapman Lumber Co
Klinger
Lafe Woods
Indiana
Leone Shannon
Grand Junction
Mary Shannon
Fairbank State Bank
John L. Gardiner
L. C. Higbee
Montana
C. BK. Everett
G. W. McNeely
W. L. Murphy
A. Ti. Nieman
Bhookkeener
Floyd Trox
Py‘thian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
K.P. Hall
Graeeckelberg
Pythian Sisters
Ghi Bickelberg
Knights
Suib Insurance
H. Manning
Lafayette
Spdi Life
N. E. Iowa
Waterloo Vulcanizing CO
Black Hawk Auto Top CO
West Fifth St
First National Dank
Spencer
Stewart
Sycamore St
McCune's
Corkesvondenue School International Schools OF
Scranton
Ciporate Bidg
W. J. Webb
Credit Adjustment CO
Harl W. Jacoby
Ralph A. Duckelberg
West Fourth Street
Snow's College of Dressmaking
Federal Block
Waterloo Office
Supply CO
Golden Rule
4Th St
John
Wright
Cohn Bros
Commercial St
Soteia
Hummel Hotel
Lawrence & Sons
R. J. Mallicoat
Rapid Motorcycle Auto Parce
Gilbert Ogaerd
Shores Fuel & Transfer C
Frisco
Winslow
Mitchell
Lark and Forestry Ass'n
Members of Assembly
Soash Hall
Howard County
Fayette County
Knone
Diack
C. M. Allen Land CO
East Waterloo, Iowa
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