Notice of alien enemy registration and divorce suit
Notice states German subjects in Waterloo Iowa must register as alien enemies by Feb 28 1948 under federal order issued Nov 16 1947. Also details an Iowa Black Hawk county district court petition by McManus for divorce and custody with alimony and attorney fees, case to be heard March 4 1918 entering default if unresponsive.
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Pureuanat
United States
Waterloo
Lowi
Armerican Ehizens
Wwtd
J.D. Caldwell
City of
District Court of the State of Laws
Black Hawk County
McManus
WT. McManus
W. T. McManus
Mle
State of
Lowa
Hland
Biack Hiawk County
Black Trank County
Towa
Black Mawk County
McManas
H. H. Bezolil
Advertiser must submit written order to stop ads
Advertisers desiring to discontinue want ads that run until forbid must submit a written order. To prevent telephone instruction errors a printed blank will be provided to fit in and return to the office when the ad should stop. The advertiser may keep a copy for reference. Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Bolshevik Dissolution of the Assembly Sparks Turmoil
In Petrograd the Bolshevik government issued a proclamation denying rumors that revolutionary workers and sailors fired on a peaceful labor administration. It warned the public to ignore rumors, maintain order, and accept that revolutionary tribunals will pursue culprits. Delegates to Brest Litovsk were named by the Ukrainian rada under Bolshevik control, while a Baltic-wide assembly debate continued in London and Copenhagen reports on the peace talks and leadership questions.
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Petrograd
Rada
Kharkov
Kiev
Brest Litovsk
Ukraine
London
Constituent Assembly
Daily News
Russia
Copenhagen
Trotzky
Brest Litovele
von Kuehlmann
Berlin
Congress of Workmen's
Largest regiment in world seeks 7500 men for France
War department issues urgent appeal for 3000 experienced woodsmen and lumbermen for the 20th engineers regiment to serve in France. Must be white, 21 to 41, with practical forestry or sawmill skills and pass military exams. Supplemental road and bridge battalions require similar qualifications. Rockford report notes local news and events.
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France
20Th Engineers
Lumbermen
War Department
American Engineering Corps
Local notices sketch careworn town scenes in January
A jumble of abbreviated names and events shows residents in Waterloo and nearby areas under medical, business, and legal notices. Treatments, a tonsil operation, furloughs, and a public sale at Dunkertown creamery are mentioned alongside job changes and property rental.
Local notes list town happenings and illnesses
Davis is confined to home after an attack. Fred Webhay is reported sick for the first week in Dakota. Mrs Arthur Dailey visited her mother and brother Wednesday. Miss Athel Huckins hosted the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church. Mrs H Cumming of Cedar Falls gave an address. Ora and Lew Liesalead and daughter Ora are reported very sick.
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Davis
Fred Webhay
Ueidenwirth
Dakota
Arthur Dailey
Serew
Athel Huckins
Woman's Missionary Society
H Cumming
Cedar Falls
Alead Aml
Ora
Heatless Monday Hits New York Businesses and Transport
New York observes the first heatless Monday under a national fuel order. Downtown streets are nearly deserted as skyscrapers close, stores shut, and factories idle. Transit runs on holiday schedules while banks and the stock exchange operate with restrictions and no lamps allowed.
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Gotstam
New York
National Fuel Administration
New York Stock Exchange
Raymond BE. Burham
Chicago
Monnday
Stephen Decatur
Boston
New England
Altho
Massachusetts
Mortuary Notices for Knapp and Wood
W D Knapp aged 67 died after months of illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Hillside Cemetery Cedar Falls with services at Crown parlors. Survived by mother Mrs Jane Knapp and brother Oscar Knapp. Elwin M Wood aged 73 died at Soldiers' Home Marshalltown. Civil War veteran held interment in Janesville after body brought from Waterlon. Survived by Mrs R G Wang and three daughters and one son.
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D. Knapp
W. D. Knapp
Hileman & Giadt Mortuary
Crown Undertaking
Cedar Falls
Hillside
Decedent
Jane Knapp
Oscar Knapp
Elwts M. Wood
Elwin M. Wood
R. G. Wang
Marshalltown
Wood
Co. A
Forty-fourth
Iowa Infantry
Waterlon
Janesville
Wang
Arthur Pierpont
Casadage
N. V
Edward Auton
Perry
Bert Mitchell
Minneapo Fred
Jamestown
X. I
Jews Look After Men in Army Cantons and Camps
Washington January 21 two hundred additional field representatives will be appointed by the Jewish board for welfare work in the army and navy to aid Jewish soldiers and sailors at cantonments. Twenty new field workers have completed training and will join the cantonments. The board, chaired by Colonel Tarrry Culler, reports representatives at major camps nationwide with more to come as graduates join. The training school, new in New York, trains 15 students at a time with two weeks of lectures and four weeks of field training at Camp Upton Long Island.
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Washington, D. C
Representa Thyves
Jewish Board For Welfare
Army
Navy
Buard
Tarry Culler
New York
Camp Upton
Upphami
L, T
Markets News: Weather and Prices Shift in Corn Markets
Chicago reports largest season arrivals easing corn prices amid lighter selling and calm trends. Short covering dominates, profits limited by cooler forecasts and tepid hog demand. Regional grain summaries show mixed prices for corn, oats, and barley across Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City St Louis Peoria Toledo markets with No. 2 yellow corn around $1.50 to $1.70 in several hubs.
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Chicago
West
Omaha
Kansas City
Reinbeck News Items Include Red Cross Committees
In Reinbeck during Mrs. Martin Tschrigi’s absence in California, Mrs. R. J. Claussen acts as knitting committee head for Red Cross. Mrs. J. H. Moell works on surgical dressings in Waterloo and plans a local class upon return. Also reports visiting Ralph Terrall from Fort Sill, a barn fire near Berlin, Graves Auto Co. leasing space, a new baby, and the death of Dr. H. H. Michaelsen in California.
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Ralph Terrall
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Robert Thompson
Berlin
Graves Auto Go
Whayien
Traem
Airs. C. C. Camp
HH. H. Michaelsen
Reinbeck
Santa Monica
Cal
California
E. Tschrigi
M. F. Tschrigi
Carl Tschizi
Hogs Hold Firm in Chicago Yards
Chicago markets show mild bearish pressure with higher than expected arrivals but steady to mixed hogs and cattle prices through regional quotes. Receipts across cities include hogs and cattle with varied weights and per head ranges in Omaha Kansas City and St Louis reports.
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Chicago
Hogs steady to top at 26.30 as cattle receipts rise
At St. Joseph Missouri on January 21 hogs held steady with a top of 26.30 and bulk selling. cattle receipts reached about 9,000 with steer prices ranging from 8.00 to 14.00 and cows and heifers from 6.00 to 12.25 while calves sold up to 18.50. Slaughter sheep receipts totaled 7,508 with lambs quoted 12.00 to 16.60 and ewes 6.00 to 12.00.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph. Mo
Michigan
Wlll Self
St. Francis Hospital
Dunkerton
Farmer
Nuroc Jersey
Ngon Yaaa
J. E. Teter
Prices in New York and Chicago Markets Jan 21
New York reports firm butter receipts 4 285 packages creamery higher than extras with prices 65c creamery extras 75 44c firsts 49 32 75 44c seconds 46 14c. Eggs strong receipts 2377 cases extras 11 2c extra firsts 70c. Poultry dressed strong chickens 25 35c fowls 22 20 4c turkeys 24 36c. Chicago reports butter steady creamery 40 4Si4c exes lower firsts 36 5c ordinary firsts 52 55c at mark 50 56c refriger ator firsts 43 04c. Potatoes steady receipts 80 cts Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota bulk 2.15 2.20 sacks 2.20 2.25. Poultry alive steady fowls 25 springs in Kansas City hens 23c roosters latée broilers 24 25c. St Louis reports poultry hens 10 springs Zic turkeys 25c ducks 25c Reese 23c. Butter creamery 10 1tgc Eyes 5c. Sugar New York raw sugar steady centrifugal 56 6 005 molasses nominal refined steady. Petroleum advances Standard Oil adds 25 points to refined price 16 7he per gallon export. London silver 444d per ounce money 3% percent. Mercantile paper 4 5% percent bar silver 858c7 Mexican dollars.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas City
Orenmerry
Foultry
St. Louis
St Louis
Waterloo Market Prices and Stocks Notice
Waterloo market listing from January 21 covers grain prices for wheat barley oats corn and oats with hog and cattle quotes, and a long section on hides, dairy products, eggs, butter, lard, and potatoes. It also notes stock and bond activity in New York the same day with Liberty bonds and major equities showing varied moves amid government rules.
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Want
H.R. Tlease
Cure Courier
Pd Sica Eens Nen
Snedertt House
T. Cara Af Evening Courier
Kirkwood Ave
Care Courier
Crofts & Reed
EOR SS LE Real Estate
Serigsted
Pla Grane
Eucherel
Trego
St. Paul
Puluth
Fuller
Houshm
New Orchard
Shell Lake
Equity Wealth Exchange
Globe Wdg
St. Paul, Minn
Satie
Hertiu Lonaticnians
Guarantead
L. S. Parsons Music House
F. Terl
N. Wolfe St
Baltimore
Lo Mater
Frith St
Phila
Holloway & Co
West Fourth
Pinza
Springers
H.W. Miller
Old Town Canoe
Henry Hanson
Black Hawk Stu
Darsansg Music House
Lafayette St
Fifth Street
Hawthorne Ave
H. D. Halvorsen
Jack
Gonad Town
Houston Co
Minn
Galloway
Commercial
Western Avenue
Jefferson
West Third Street
Son
Commercial Bank
Terlor
Iome Park
Howard & Bowman
Mark Kink Bank Uwlig
McUscellaneous
Gay W. Campbell & Co
Bridge St
O. Bex
Sea
Chickasaw
Washington Union Bridge
Jan Town
James Tinker
Washington Town
Parma
Iowa Securities Co
Lincoln Bank
Ei L. S. Parsons Sterare
Pacis Coast
Boyd
Minneapolis
Hawkeye O11 Co
Hawkeye Wil Co
Lind
Iawa
John TD. Rees
Black Hawn Salineersons
Triat Court
Edith Pearl Rees
Gates & Liffring
Fred S. Pettit
Wellington St
Denver St
Cal J. Miller
Filer Drug Store
Biick
Ford
Bhitck
Bayard St. W
Saile
South St
Harn Hirge Enaweh
F. M. Storm & Co
Cinge
Storm & Co
Mhorte
Trarton
Martin Kogel
Princess Dresser
Republc
Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Council
Rockford
Wesley Krier
Henry Drueschel
Guthrie
Elmer Webster
J. A. Green
Tone Rock
5. A. TR. Society For
Evening Courier
Barclay
Tay
Oriner Su
Tre. Blim
Tiszie Keto
Assunsor R. McDonall
Glen South
Wamp Dodge
the Produce Co
Waterton
Dunkertown
Charlie Pewall
Charles Shillington
Nick Wellner
Moinneapolis
Peoria
Peoria Ill
Toledo
Aisike
Timothy
St. Lowis
Chiergo
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Petroleum Advances
Standard 611 Company of
Bandon
Jan
Mercantile Paper
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Liberty
Canadian Pacifc
Unter Pacific
Reading
Libberty
Bell-Ans
Tripp & Gill
la Porte City
Iowa
Blarke
Marsh-Place
Irrin G. Cohen
Lamson Bros. CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Simone
Marsh- Place
G. Larrabee, Mer
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