Refunding bonds called under Waterloo Iowa action 1915
City treasurer announces refusal bonds dated May 1, 1897 41 2 percent series payable May 3 1917 are called for payoff ninety days from April 26 1915. C L McDermott signs as city treasurer. Also notices incorporation of Horseholder Company Waterloo Iowa to manufacture and sell a patent horse holder device and related activities with capital stock eight hundred eighty nine? and business details.
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Waterloo
Iowa
C. L. McDermott
Horseby
Horseholder Company
Water
Yoo
Atorkholders
Horkholders
Divorce Petition Alert in Waterloo Case
In Black Hawk County Iowa March term 1915 Huchael Kemp plaintiff seeks divorce from Frank Kemp on cruel treatment and theft charges. Rachael Kemp is the plaintiff wife and the petition filed requests a decree of divorce with the court to be answered by February 1, 1918 to avoid default judgment.
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Bennington
Black Mawk County
Sars Bartholomew
Neen
Sama
Fred S. Pettit
Distret
District Court of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Mildred Lumdenstruth
William Lindenstruth
Wiliam Lindenstruth
Towa
Mildred Lindenstruth
Waterloo
J. CO. Murtaghe
Blackhawk County
Huchael Kemp
Prolatit
Frank Kemp
Ory
District Court
Rachael Kemp
Ufe
Pettion
W. Wooley
General Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade
General commission house activity lifted wheat and corn futures in Chicago on January 28. May wheat rose to 1.50 a bushel with demand at 1.49 1/2 for July. prices rallied before profit taking. Oats followed corn trends while provisions and hog markets attracted attention amid thin hog receipts. Livestock at South Omaha showed firm beef prices, with cattle and hog markets opening steady and closing strong in Chicago.
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Chicago
General Commission
Liverpool
Suez Canal
Italy
Turkey
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Bank of Sales
Sheep Market News and Local Obituary of Gipe
The La Porte City item notes the sheep market opening steady and slight gains for natives and Western lambs. It also reports the death of Mr. Gipe from Brights disease at his Oregon home, details his life from Ohio to Spring Creek, Waterloo, and finally La Porte City, and lists survivors Elmer, Mrs. Zola Guagy, John, and Clayton. A brief prayer was held, with services at Pleasant Hill church and burial at Sawyer cemetery.
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Chicago
la Porte City
Marion
Gipe
Bright
Western Lambs
Oregon
Ohio
Spring Creek Township
Waterloo
Tle
Spring Creek
Gips
Elmer
Lving
Zola Guagy
Dysart
Kjohn
Clayton
Wyoming
Pleasant Hill Church
Sawyer Cemetery
Grain Market Prices Across Cities and Futures
Chicago and other markets report wheat and corn prices with varied futures. No. 2 red wheat at 1.4929 to 1.508, No. 3 red 1.464 to 1.498, yellow and mixed grains listed, oats bids noted. Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Liverpool quotations cover July and May contracts with spot and futures, reflecting a broad, fluctuating grain market.
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Chicago
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnieg
Liverpool
Pag
Manitoba
Waterloo Market News and Local Notes
Waterloo Iowa January 28 market listings show prices for flour, oats, wheat, barley and livestock including cattle hogs and poultry. Local social notes report friends visiting, club meetings, a farmers tele phone company board election, a missionary society supper planned and winter events with guests from nearby towns.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jeffries held at Universalist Church
The funeral for Mrs. Jeffries, an old Osage settler, was conducted at the Universalist church Monday afternoon with large attendance. Reports note several community movements this week as locals traveled for markets, family events, and health matters, including cattle shipments to Chicago and a kerosene incident that narrowly burned a kitchen.
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Osage
Burns to Roy and Mrs Funk Prompt Doctor Called
Roy's hands and Mrs Funk's wrist were burned but not seriously. A doctor was summoned immediately and both are currently recovering satisfactorily.
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Roy
Mrs. Funk
Shady Grove Local Notes and Social Roundup
Shady Grove reports Mrs Herman Fleck back from a week with her parents near Vinton. A threshing company meeting was held in Woodman hall. Fred Schutte and B Bunnel went to consult a doctor about J Schutte’s long illness. Mrs B B Bunnell hosted the Ladies union. next meet with Mrs Freejly Stumma Feb 10. Ed Seeman’s Lutheran Ladies’ aid met at her home. Bergner and daughter Rose hosted a birthday gathering for Fred Bergner. Mrs Tonks hosted the Larkin club. The Donovan house nears completion touted as the finest country home locally. A social at Fred Meythalers benefited the school drew a good crowd.
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Shady Grove
Herman Fleck
Vinton
Woodman Hall
Fred Schutte
B. Bunnel
J. Schutte
B. B. Bunnell
Ladies’ Union
Fred Meythaler
Community Notes From Greene Jan 36
Frank Sturtz dies of pneumonia. Miss Sarah Maher of Rock Falls visits sister Mrs. McEntry. Miss Anna McCone of Lawern visits Pearle Mage. Vern Cave travels to Minneapolis for lumbermen's convention. Mrs. Wes Knight returns from Estherville. Ed Perry's pneumonia sick child improves. M Blumer shops in Minneapolis for spring goods. Farmers short course begins Jan 26 with daily opera house program. Miss Birdie Beck visits Jon Reynolds. Harry Leete departs for Chicago to buy furniture. Miss Madora Knox leaves for Kansas City then Grand Forks millinery work. Louis Nettleton returns from Sanborn business trip. Mr. and Mrs. KR Weston of Grand Forks visit relatives.
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M. Blumer
Minneapolis
Opera House
Birdie Beck
Charles City
Jon Reynolds
Harry Leete
Chicago
Madora Knox
Kansas City
Grand Forks
N. D
Louis Nettleton
Sanborn
KR. J. Weston
Jan 25 Mitchell notices and visits brief
Mrs E H Gillette returns from Little Cedar and plans to stay in Jamestown with son H W Gillette. Junia Cady’s friends host a surprise party with a camera. Ina Page and Irvin Vaughn visit Stacsville. two girl babies born in town last week. O D McKeever to speak Jan 28 at M E church. Rev O M Van Swearingen left for Strawberry Point to preach funeral. Mr and Mrs F D Cady in Minneapolis for lumbermen’s convention. J N Cady and Mrs Anna Gace care for Charles City home during absence.
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Chas, Grangle
Frank Huebner
O. D. McKeever
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
van Swearingen
F. D. Cady
Minneapolis
Mr. Cady
J. N. Cady
Anna Gace
Charles City
Hogs Shipped to Chicago by Bauler Family
In Eagle Center on January 26, Wm Bauler and son Walter shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago. Mrs Phil Beck visits Bancroft sisters, and Mrs Frank Klein hosts Ladies Home circle gathering at her home Thursday. Mrs Oscar Casey of Cedar Rapids visits her father.
Local Social Includes Dinner And News Of Hogs
Mrs. John Gill continues to recover at home east of Eagle Center after illness. A good turnout attended Friday night at the hall where a fine supper and social followed. Joe Graney has rented the Geo. Band farm for the year. Peter Trainor and Sherman Boyer delivered hogs at Hudson Tuesday.
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P. E. Mullen
John Gill
Eagle Center
Joe Graney
Geo. Band Farm
Peter Trainor
Shermen Boyer
Hudson
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Vernon Twp News
Jan 26 notes from Vernon Township recount a luncheon by Mr and Mrs Nissen Grau and upcoming Bandfeld school program and basket social to aid the school library. Herman Lewis visits from South Dakota with Frank Delsen. Edna Garton's eighteenth birthday celebrated by about fifty friends. dances, picnics, and card parties held at several homes. Mary Ballou from Waterloo visiting. Dewitt Briden hosts friends. Moon family updates. Bert Jackson bringing tiling materials to M V Sundlin place. Netti Newell Scheley obituary noted. Henry Webster reports two new automobiles. Brainerd and Paul farm saless set. Judd Leslie visits from Peterson, PA.
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Vernon Two
Nissen Grau
Bandfeld School
Mbrary
Herman Lewis
South Dakota
John Tiller
Frank Delsen
Edna Garton
Bofes
Webster
Mary Ballou
Waterloo
D. A. Finley
Joan Ballou
Janesville
M. V. Sunderlin
California
Netti
Newell Scheley
Scheley
Henry Webster
D. Braniger
Geo. Paul Farm
Hie Place
Washington Township
Judd Leslie
Peterson, Ta
Fred Basking
Denver News Briefs: Rail, Health, and Fire Reports
Reports from Minneapolis Milwaukee and Chicago cover lumber convention attendance and stock shipments by Geo Jahnke, a major hospital update on John Wageman with grave liver infection, a house warming for E Pook, and a barn fire at Lou Bruns where fire services saved the house but a team died. Also included is a health ad promoting Foley Kidney Pills to relieve backache and fatigue.
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Denver
Louie Riedere
Wil Barber
Roy Ashworth
Minneapolis
Meta Hein
Milwaukee
Werman Wehling
Chicago
Geo. Jahnke
Jahnke
Fred
John Schumacher
Lou Bruns
Mr. Bruns
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Waterloo Evening
Waterloo Evening Courier
Enel
Eelf
W. B. Hartman Company
Carambell-Saxon Company
Bridge St. Wancea
Navy
East Fourth St. Waterloo
Jackson Street
Sioux City
Iowa Master Builders’ Association
Des Moines
C. A Dubel
Washington Dairy
4Th St. Ee
Jefferson St
General House
West First
H. B. Otto
Bayard Bt
Russell-Lamson
Care
Independence Ave
W. EL Boyer
Lith
M. Broadford
11Th Street
Care Coller
Bae
See
Red Cross Drag Co
Secont
Inquire 401 West Ltd
Broadview Poultry Farm
Sta Rion A
Care Courier
T. Owiu
Forks
Thoroly Modern
Dotson-Key
J. L. Cooley
Mulberry St
Loxvan Ave
Mabre
Logan Ave
Acme Grocery
Amr
Minnennta
Hallowell
W. Gil
TEU West
Cresto
Security Storage CO
M. W. Smith
Mursery Wiater
Jor Raymond
Canada
Iowa-Minnesota Land Co
East Fourth
West 3Rd
Cedar Falls
Meadow Road
Backus
Minn
Casa Co
Vine St
Cresco
Albert Peterson
Stanley
N. 2
Missouri Farm
Margain
Timothy
Bates Co
Baker
Brookfield Real Estate
Farma Arctic
Thomas A. Walterson
Greene
Lloyd M. Skinner
Skidmere Land Co
Skidmere Blds
Marinette
Wis
Worms Tewh Securities Co
Com'l
Khe City
Iiniuz
Moma
AL Sherrets
Telity
David MacMullan
Rt Dodge
Agamme Tures
Launt
Cure Courier
Cantrsl Minnessota
Am Bergain
Y Strayer
Franklin
Heap
Callut Bourse
Horsex
Harnhey St
C. Y. Clement
Clement
Russell
Degon
J. C. Bernbrook
Louis Frank
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Garrabes
Van
Lara
Minnnesota
Wisconsin
Union
Troth
Boeves Es
Majon W. Gipe
Brights
Grain and Provisions
Aterlom Markets
Waterloo, Ta
Brookfield
Winns
Foley & Co
Foley
Avery
Pasaing
Peter McIntyre
The
Farmere Telephone Co
J. H. Anderson
HF. Goodwin
A. T. Coffin
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. P. Strohm
Wasson
Shull
Mahan
F. W. Esher
A. Ayers
Ruth Struble
Waverly
John Howery
Mrs. Brown
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
A. Christiansen
Rock Falls
Leame
Z. Oltman
John Markham
Mr. Funk
Hilton Carrison
Albert Lean
Percy
Estherville
Overcamp
Grand Meadows
William Overcamp
Arthur Roberts
Walter Hil
Marco Baluff
Funk
Mitchell
Vernon
Geo. Paul
Glasgow
Chester
C.D. Braniger
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