Waterloo Council Proceedings 1938 Plain Ledger Minutes
City council notes regular session in Waterloo with Mayor Janion presiding. Minutes approved as read. several claims and municipal expenditures listed across general, light, sewer, and sanitary funds. notices on damages due to a street condition referred to committee. appointments and requests discussed. local board of health resolutions adopted and adjournment to next meeting recorded. Public works payrolls, supplies, and services for police, fire, and street departments itemized with payments to multiple vendors and individuals.
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Janoin
Coward
More
Matthews
Rath
Rickert
Sporle
Tre
J . Rudnick
West Ninth Street
Waa
Med
Haiti
Ababk
Chlmis
Metiny Che
Waterloo Wotist
Col! Caward
Morgan
Jiath
Wekert
Sporty
Wits of Waterloo
Anniger
East Mullan
Secamore Betwee Union
Lean
West Eleventh
Tutton Motion Connect
Board of Health
DEGON
Rob
Egon
Health
Local Notes From Eagle Center Jan. 2
Peter Trainor Jr works at Waterloo Gasoline works. Homer Tumbis shelled corn for CG B Schaefer Thursday. Peter Whtry’s kitchen caught Saturday night. Neighbors helped pull out the date. Mrs Carlsehaefer visited in Dubuque Sunday. Fire Saturday near Ike Was dene, sted them in.
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Eagle Center
Peter Trainor, Jr
Waterloo Gasoline Works
Homer Tumbis
CG B
Marriages and events light Floyd area notes
Local notes from Floyd Ia report relatives exchanging greetings and a marriage between Mable Larsen and Chester Chambers in Winfield Iowa. A shower honors bride to be Geo Rodemecher in Floyd. Other items include travel plans, a Penn of Arlo Pyle at Camp Cody, a wood saw injury, and a quarantine update noting no smallpox cases in Floyd County.
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Geo. Rodemecher
Floyd
Turner
Portland
Orr
California
Arlo Pyle
Camp Cody
Fort Deming
N. M
Floyd Township
Frederika Obituaries and Local Notes Recall Losses and Visits
Frederika mourns the death of I. Ira J. Walker aged 20 in Missouri with a host of relatives in Iowa. Funeral in the M.D. church was led by Rev. Crowell and Rev. Morgan, with interment at Alcock cemetery beside his mother. Also notes Harton burial trip, a school injury, and visits from Lew Whitman and others.
Till Forbid Ad Policy at Waterloo Evening Courier
A rule requires written orders to discontinue ads run till forbid to avoid telephonic misinstructions. Advertisers receive a blank form to sign and return, with a note that discontinue notices must reach by 10 a m to affect the next day.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Pally Reporter
Marriage at Germany Lutheran Church in Spring Creek
Selma Fenargen wed Jolwin Hoppe at the Germany Lutheran church parishionage ceremony conducted by Rev. Adix. The groom has a family remedy for the coming year. Nearby, John Weltzin plans a move after closing a sale. Friends surprised the Tuck and Pehl families, who will relocate to Minnesota soon. Mrs. Oren visited her sister in Waterloo as the Gertlksymond home remains quarantined for smallpox.
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Spring Creek
Selma Fenargen
Jolwin Hoppe
Adix
John Weltzin
Fred Tuck
Walter Pehl
Minnesota
C Has. Oren
Chas. Robe
Waterloo
Gert
St Ansgar Notes and Local Obituaries
St Ansgar January 29 report Miss Tresca Abit underwent an operation at Hampton hospital Tuesday Mrs James McCulla returned from an extended visit with her daughter and family near Manhattan Kansas Rev Win Galbreth Lloyd Koch and Thy Moeller left Thursday for Ituene Iowa to attend a three day convention of the M C A Frank Adrain, after weeks of illness, died Wednesday at his home south of town Funeral held Friday at the G L church conducted by Rev Paul Brammer.
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Mart Clary
Ais
Chas. Lemon
Lime Springs
H. A. Parsons
Jefferson Barracks
Cra Harker
Quartermaster’s Corps
U. S.army
Irr
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
First
Frederika
Business College
New Hampton
Waterloo Business College
I. S. Harker
Lesta Harker
Hezel Marie Harker
John Harker
Mary Weeks
Iara
Sylvia Harker
M.D
Clark Crowell
Morgan
Cedne Fails
Alcock
Sylvia Taylor
Ed Perkins
Elgin
Beans
Cromwell
van Wert
ST. Ansgar
Tresca Abit
Galtmer
Hampton Hospital Tuesas
James McCulla
Sunhattan
Ken
Win
Galbreth
Lloyd Koch
Thy Moeller
Ituene
M. C
Frank Adrain
Douth
G. L
Paul Brammer
Fairbank Notes on WWI Enlistments and Red Cross
Wendell Ward arrives from Iowa City for a visit as his brother Dr Loraine Ward enlists as a surgeon in the hospital unit. Fairbank men pass physicals for service. Red Cross reports receipts and disbursements through Jan. 21, 1918, and local shipments to Independence. Other Fairbank youths join the aviation corps, and new officers are installed at a WTL meeting. Community events include a planned thimble bee and Red Cross knitting.
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Fairbank
Wendell Ward
Iowa City
B. Ward
Wendell
Loraine Ward
Loraine
Unio
Fairbank Bors
Independence
West Union
Fairbank Red Cross
Waterloo
Aviation Corps
Oscar L. Herman
Frank Bond
Jefferson Barracks
WTL
Nellie King
Alice Leehey
Arminia Coffin
Elberta Sanborn
Nellie Youngman
Anna Curler
Fanny Codling
Agnes Collins
Melina Donald
Mayme Meatey
Marine Afurphy
Margaret Sheppard
Lena Garbes
Nellie Fitzgerald
K. DP
Red Cross
Nourse
Buchanan County
P. ii
Rechkemmer
Market summary reflects downturn in corn and oats
The Chicago market shows corn values off and oats retreat as improved weather eases pressure. March and May contracts slide early before slight gains, while oats pull back from recent advances. Provisions stay firm on light hog receipts.
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Chicago
Grain and Produce Prices From Four Cities and Markets
Chicago cash corn and oats quotas show varied bids across No 2 to No 6 yellow corn and No 3 white oats with prices ranging from $1.50 to $1.62 for corn and 63c to 88c for oats. Peoria Kansas City Omaha and St Louis grain notes list further bids and mixed lots, with cotton futures and metals prices also summarized for late January, and mercantile paper rates cited for New York.
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Cmicgago
Chicago
Clover
Peoria
Clower
Kahsas City Ghai
Kansas City
Mia
Omaha Grain
Omaha
Neb
BT. Louis Grain
St. Louis
New York
East St. Louis
London
Soldiers Insurance Passes Five Billion Mark
Washington reports total applications for government soldiers insurance surpassed 5 billion with about 600000 soldiers and sailors having applied. A fire in a residence at 1516 Fourth Street West caused notable damage though flames were contained after department left. Notices mention aviator corps members awaiting France deployment and family health updates from Cedar Rapids and San Antonio.
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Washington
Fourth Street West
Hogs Rise in Chicago Market Amid Short Supplies
Chicago reports show hog values advancing 15 to 20 cents with tight supplies and scarce cattle. Receipts totals around 12 000 hogs and 6 000 cattle, with mixed prices for hogs from 12.00 to 16.80 and cattle mostly 5.00 to 14.00 for steers and cows. Nearby markets in St Joseph and Omaha also cite higher hogs and varied cattle prices.
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK HOGS CATTLE SHEEP PRICES
St Louis livestock report shows hog receipts about 12 000 with mixed and heavy priced ranges from 12 50 to 16 05. Cattle receipts around 6 000 with steers to 13 50 heifers to 13 50 cows to 11 40 calves to 15 76. Sheep receipts 3 000 steady with lambs 14 00 to 17 68 ewes 10 50 to 12 90 wethers 11 50 to 18 25.
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ST. Joseph
St Joseph
ST. Louis
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
In Kansas City Missouri on January 29 hog receipts reached 11 600 with steady demand and prices ranging from 15.00 to 16.10 for heavy hogs and 10.50 to 14.00 for pigs. Cattle receipts 8 000 with steers 9.00 to 13.76, cows 8.60 to 10.50, heifers 7.00 to 11.25, calves 7.00 to 14.00. Sheep receipts 6 000 with lambs 16.00 to 17.90, yearlings 8.50 to 14.50, wethers 11.50 to 18.00, ewes 14.00 to 12.25.
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Omaha
Neb
James
Kenses City
Waterloo
San
Wellington
Aga
Stocks Rally at Market Open in Firm to Strong Rise
New York stocks opened firm to strong amid holiday quiet with United States Steel and industrials leading gains. Shippings coppers and motors improved, rails like Pacifics and coalers strongest. Liberty 3 1⁄2s fell to a new low before prices moved higher after the first hour. St Paul common and preferred rose significantly.
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New York
United States Steel
Liberty
St Paul Common
Preferred
Market notes show lows for grains and livestock across exchanges
Prices drift under pressure with new lows for corn and oats while hogs and cattle hold uneven gains. Wheat and barley trade near weak levels as buyers digest supply. Regional bids reflect variable demand and stable to firm closing in some classes.
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Mra. M. 2
Litchfield Ifs
Witelie
H-11
Courier
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Postol Telegraph Co
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Crofin & Reed, Dept. T
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Seth Ct
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Mack Hawk County
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Osenur Teaver
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Alan Spreek
Fred Ber
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Barsongive Service
Bord Atlan
Trane Ersing
Renandise
Lincoln Bank
Official Council
Qeneral Fund
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J. Werren
San Town
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Pritchard
Matt Parrott & Sons
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Aidan
Will Parrash
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United States
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Wunypewriter
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Evenings Courier
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H. Pitts
I Willkims
Bloom
App
Lee
Auto Nume
Stepags
Ford Stimson
Ford
Waterloo ‘Tines-Tribune
Valadel Sa
Gaaseveccern Boss Telegraph Co
Sush & Pxture Works
Qohight Glass
Waterloo Broom Works
Waterloo Water Srakich
Waturion Electric Ly
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Urlawer
Henry Robinson
Fred Bishop
Bishop
Jarold Johson
Misa M. Williams
Mreet
W. Db. Johnston
Veet Turner
A. Connolly
Fisher Ent & Awair
the Seagrave Co
Satelliffe Reo Auto Co
Waterloo Hardware
Waterloo Chemical Works
A. Burger & Son
Labor West Sewer
I. Ayran
Inbor
TL Pitts
East Sanitary Street Fund
Peterson & Duke
Repsica
Hennings
Inboor
A. N. Kennedy
Peter Talley
Mose Ztose
Wilgon
H. Hille
Eace
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Wellsbach Street
the Co
Waterloo Electric Supply
Globe
Police Matipment
M. Berkie
Coburn & Son
Hirsch & Oe
Morris Motors
Ela McDonald
Harton
Walter Empson
Spring Creek Township
Advance Provisions Firm
Mar
Ieee
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Wie
Sabe
Golan
le Fos
Minneapolis
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ocoTrrom
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France
R. J. Myers
Harry
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Albert Bentley
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Hecht
Omaha Livestock
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Stocks and Bonds
Tripp & Gill
Porto City
Town
First 4
Sega
Waterloo Markets
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Lamson Bros & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
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Farmers Investors
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
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