For Sale Real Estate Variety Listings and Bids
Real Estate for rent and sale notices from 1917 including 160 acre farm shares, two six room bungalows, a partly modern house near a car line, another one and a half story dwelling near a school, and a 83 1/2 acre parcel near Waterloo. Also notices of public meetings, bids for road superintendent and engineer, and town election plans in Castle Hill. Various owners and addresses appear, with payments and terms.
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White- Heal Estate
Anton
Cate Courier
Leai
West Fourth Street
Slory
Boling, & Monroe
Fairbank
Town
Vanity
Minn
Jon
Janesville
Ernest Ta
Waterloo Township
Tr Falls
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Ceder Heights
Joe
John Call
MD PD
Sedar Falls
Payne
Matias
Trustees of
Ore
Consolidated School
Wilbert Milter
Dlection
Luwa
Black Hawk County
Castle Fmi
P. i. Wn
If. Wackrtt
EL Wally
Th. Agl J. B. Knowles
Waide O. Brown
Till Forbid Ads Discontinued Only By Written Order
Notice explains that ads run until a written order discontinues them and that advertisers receive a form to fill and return. It emphasizes protection against telephone instruction errors and mentions Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Herald as the publications.
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Advertiser
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dally Heperter
Clement's Clinic Promises Nonoperative Rectal Cure
Pasted ad copy touts cure of fistula and rectal diseases without surgery. Claims guaranteed results and money back, inviting readers to write for booklet and testimonials. Address listed as Des Moines business block.
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Clement
Benk
Adress
Des Maines
Hampton Man Recovers While Ice Cream Plant Sold
Edson Gillett Sr. suffered a stroke last week and is recovering, while Charles Sargical buys the Lansing ice cream factory and will move there. Hampton high gym hosting senior and local men for basketball on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Charles Lane takes a position in the county treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Edson Gillett, Sr
Howevet
Charles Sargical
Lansing
Charles Lane
Hudson Study Club Holds Postponed Meeting
The Tuesday Study club met at Mrs. A. J. Hollis with guests and a program on household economics. Brethren C. E. society marks Christian Endeavor week. Farmers institute at the opera house featured speakers from Ames Cedar Falls and the Teachers College. High school presented two plays and a display. a stereoptican lecture on the Passion Play is set for Thursday. Albion teams play two games Friday night.
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Ames
George Johnson
W. Dpd
Straver
Amias
Albion
Local Notices and Social Notes From Brandon Area
A collection of brief items mentions Brandes, Kascelia Serge and family, deaths in Springville, Dr. Keplford shipping goods to Movree, and visits with parents before moving to a new home. Social links include Mrs J B Waines returning from Springville, Mrs. Jes McNeil visiting her father Peter Veai and traveling to Wottingar, and Albert Shultz planning a California wedding trip. High school basketball vs Ta Port yielded a close game with Brandon scoring the majority. Felix Brooks, 83, died at his daughter Selina Stoneman’s home and was buried in Wilson cemetery. Rev. CO J Fisher conducted a funeral in Troy Milix. Join McLeish from Cedar Rapids joined the Masonic lodge. Dan Your, guest for his brother Dave, returned to Oregon.
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Brandes
Jan. Sr
Kascelia Serge
J. BE. Waines
Springville
Keplford
Movree
Jes McNeil
Peter Veai
Wottingar
S.t. Viidar
Mea
Albert Shultx
California
Senators Wether
Sore
H. J. Waines
Urbana
Hiere
Tome
J. G. Elaine
Brandon
Felix Brooks
Selina
Stoneman
Winthrop
Wilson Cemetery
Independence
Readjustment Theme At Local P T A Meeting
Fredericktown report notes the Parent Teachers association meeting at the schoolhouse on January 12 focused on readjustment. Mrs. Riley Benedict, a four year sufferer, died yesterday at her home in the north part of town. A W Linderman and MW OW Robins with their families have moved to Fergus Falls Minnesota.
Orchard Readers Attend and Host Social Gatherings
Orchard notes a week of social visits and gatherings with families and friends. A party at the Charlie Brown home, a house party for Lucile HU and others, and a church dinner while Farmers' Supply holds a meeting. Several local residents are reported ill or recovering, with travel to Chicago and visits from out-of-town relatives.
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Orchard
Irs
Jarmen Morne
Floyd
Charlié Brown
Glover Mcl‘arland
Lucile HU
Joy Taber
Alldred Hough
Dell Underwood
Dan Casey
Chicago
John Herron
Colorado
Farmers’ Supply Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edd Sima
Osaga
Dorothy Lamm
Mitchellvalle
Parkersburg News Highlights Local Visits and Obituaries
Miss Mary Van Itallen returns from Shell Rock to visit relatives in Parkersburg over Sunday. Mrs. Ferris, formerly Inez Deyo of Oklahoma, visits her parents. Grandpa Johnson buried at Oak Ful cemetery. Townson, longtime shoemaker, eulogized at German Reform church. Laurence sisters rush to Sioux City for brother’s serious illness. Tarent-teachers’ association holds a large meeting with fine program. Rudolph Perso, son-in-law of F Voeltz, dies after health decline. buried in Parkersburg after treatment in Waterloo and North Dakota. Prudence McMahon hired as new teacher to replace Miss Bernice Gelting. Carl Olsthind moves to Chicago for a new position. Mildred Edwards visiting Ames. Elmbergs visit in Belvidere. Prof. C. A. Cederstrom to give a free lecture at Princess theatre on Feb 1.
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Parkersburg
Mary van iTallen
Shell Rock
Ferris
Inez Deyo
Oklahoma
J. Deyo
Grandpa Johnson
West Fork
Oak Ful
Townson
German Reform Church
Laurence
Sioux City
Tarent-teachers’ Association
Rudolph Perso
F. F. Voeltz
North Dakota
Waterloo
F. Voeltz
Prudence McMahon
Rapids
Thea School Board
Bernice Gelting
Carl Olsthind
Chicago
Mildred Edwards
Ames
Elmbergs
Belvidere
C. A. Cederstrom
Princess Theatre
Jubilee In Brief Local Notices and Notices
Mrs William Benarden died at her daughter Mrs Fred Huck home Saturday Dec 30 Born 1875 in Werdenburg Germany she lived much of her life in Black Hawk county Funeral services were Monday led Rev Adix of His Lutheran church. William Kreuckenburg celebrated sixty fifth birthday with relatives Henry Bonardon sold his farm for a new one in Gennington township Otte Buechele from Grafton is visiting relatives.
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William Benarden
Fred Huck
Decea Aud
Werdenburg
Germany
America
Beeana
Black Hawk County
Adix
Red Langa
Wilam Kreuckenburg
Henry Bonardon
Gennington
Otte Buechele
Grafton
Local changes in Marble Rock community
Marble Rock experiences property and residence changes as Quimby sells his Main Street pool hall to Wady and Vandervort. George Chapman rents the McBride residence. Miss Bernice Inman returns from St Francis hospital Waterloo. Mrs Kinney hospitalized in Waterloo. M B church group hosts at Dr and Mrs O Keefe home with Mmes Wiloth Kintey Spaulding Walster and O Keefe assisting. Study club hosts Thursday with lesson on Germany led by Mrs FOE Gates. Mrs St Lynn joins the club as I Gates leaves for a grant at Cornell College with Miss Vio Crabtree.
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Marble Rock
Quimby
Main Street
Wady & Vandervort
George Chapman
McBride
Bernice Inman
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Firnest Platcher
Paul
Willard Kinney
Presbyterian Hoxnttil
Airs
BE. St. Lynn
I. E. Gates
Vio Crabtree
Cornell College
Janesville News and Notes From Cedar Falls and Beyond
Local life notes report Mr and Mrs John Simpson visiting Presbyterian services in Janesville and Rev Phillips from Postville attending his daughter and the Janesville school. Obituaries mention Howard E McMann of Waterloo, with a widow and two children. Several injuries and illnesses appear, along with rail bridge, gravel pit, and cement dam discussion, skunk issues, and population by marital status.
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Janesville
John Simpson
Cedar Falls
Presbyterian Church
Phillips
Postville
McCullough
Seger
Howard E. MicMann
MM. W. A
Waterloo
John Powell
Winston
Alex M Rohrbacher
Chaplin
Charles' Brewer
Harry Stiles
Jesse Rores
Charles Shepard
Quinsy
Cedar
J. A. Reed
M. EB
Gertrude Johnson
Nashua
Marjorie
W. D. Winton
John McClure
Louise Bartling
Washington Township Notes and Visits
Washington Township reports a week of family visits and illness. Mrs. Jennie Shaffer visited her son Rev. B. L. Shaffer in Dumont. Elmer Thompson of Cedar Falls sawed wood for Orvie and Roy Miller. Mrs. Will Ford visited her brother Edd Peck near Elk Run. Wil Pierce stayed with sister Mrs. Robert Christopal near Brenterlug h. Velma Miller and another resident have been sick but are improving. Paul Morgan, son of Mr and Mrs John Morgan, is ill with pneumonia. George Waterons has been poorly but is slightly better.
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Washington Twp
Jennie Shaffer
Dumont
B. L. Shaffer
Elmer Thompson
Cedar Falls
Orvie
Roy Miller
Baker
Charles Crawford
Will Ford
Edd Peck
Elk Run
Wil Pierce
Robert Christopal
Robert Christopal near ‘Brenter_ lugh and Velma Miller
Geff
Miss Burton
Nebraska
Will Perd
Allan
Wit Jordan's
Paul Morgan
John Morgan
George Waterons
Dysart Notes Spark Flood of Local Events and Moves
Dysart updates report illness for George Selk, visits from Henry and George Burkhart, and Mrs Eckhart’s La Porte trip. William Wiener dies. funeral at Evangelical church. Postmaster Douglass listed. Rev. Christiansen improving after Davenport operation. Dreart business deals include Monroe Livery barn sale for 1200 and J H Lindeman building sale to Mike Sorrell with bowling alley in basement. Rogerville schoolhouse box social slated. Mabel Harrington teaching. Feda Cox recovered. Gottlieb Kathe visiting Ashton.
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Dreart
Georgee Selk
John Selk
Henry
George Burkhart
Vilax
S. D
Will
George Eckhart
Dofliver
LaPorte
Dyssart
la Porte City
Rev. Christiansen
Davenport
FaReree Smith
G. Z. Monroet
Monroe
Mike Sorrell
Garrison
J. H. Lindeman
Mike
John Sorrell
Rogerville
Mabel Harrington
Feda Cox
Gottlieb Kathe
Ashton
Fie
Wheat Prices Slip on Peace Talk and Cold Wave Hints
Chicago January 31 Wheat declined as news of potential German mediation for a Wilson peace move and Atlantic risks dampened buying. Opening quotes rose briefly but fell, May and July futures finishing lower. cold wave fears supported corn later, while oats mirrored corn. Provisions rose on firmer hog demand.
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Chicago
Germany
Wilson
North Atlantic
Grain Prices and Market Quotes from Chicago and Beyond
Financial wire snippet lists Chicago cash grain quotes for corn and wheat, with various futures and basis values for No. 2 to No. 6 grades, white yellow and mixed varieties. Also notes Chicago Cash Wheat and Corn markets, plus Winnipeg Winnipeg wheat, Kansas City grain, Minneapolis and New York sugar prices. Includes dates January 31 and May July futures, with minor miscellaneous rate quotes.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas City
C. Minneapolis
Wabat
Grain Letter Buoyed by Foreign Demand and Weather Outlook
Lamson Bros report says wheat remains nervous but with improved undertone as foreign buyers re-enter the market when prices dip. Outlook for winter wheat is bullish despite poor start and risk of low temps. corn shows no independence of wheat with bullish underpinnings and strong cash demand. Oats demand from exporters aided by large clearances, but overall market firm as visible supply declines.
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Lamson Bros
Chicago
Jan
Bears
Seaboard
Fancy Load Hogs Sell at $12 Cat
Chicago hog market shows active shipping and speculative demand with a record high $12.00 for a fancy load after the close. Cattle call strong but quality uneven. 16 inquiries for sheep or lambs. Receipts today hogs 73,000 cattle 21,000 sheep 15,000. Estimated tomorrow hogs 47,000 cattle 900 sheep 1,400. Top hog price $12.60, cattle top $11.95, sheep top $11.50, lambs $14.40.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City livestock market reports show cattle receipts around 7,000 with prime fed steers near 12.00 to 11.75 and dressed beef steers 8.75 to 10.90. Hogs receipts about 12,006 with barrows and gilts 11.50 to 11.90, pigs 10.25 to 11. Cows and calves quoted 5.65 to 9.50 and 12.06 respectively. Sheep receipts 6,096 with lambs 12.80 to 14.50 and yearlings 11.75 to 12.50 plus ewes at 9.75 to 16.40. Stockers and feeders range 7.90 to 14.75.
South Omaha Livestock Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
South Omaha Nebraska cattle hogs and sheep market report for January 53 shows receipts of 7000 cattle 22500 hogs and 6500 sheep. Cattle opened slow with native steers 850 to 11.59 cows and heifers 7.00 to 9.00 western and Texas steers 7.00 to 8.25 stockers and feeders 5.50 to 10.00. Hogs opened higher with heavy 11.50 to 11.75 light 11.25 to 11.55 and bulk 11.35 to 11.60. Sheep opened strong with yearlings 10.75 to 12.50 wethers 9.50 to 10.30 and lambs 13.00 to 14.25.
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Texas
South Omaha
Neb
Ught
Chicago New York Produce Markets Summary Of Prices
Chicago and New York produce markets report mixed receipts and prices for butter eggs and meats. Butter and eggs show unsettled to higher tones with fat marks 36 38c and 40c ranges, while cheese firm receipts 1,295 boxes. Poultry alive and dressed steady with fowls and turkeys quoted higher or steady. Local real estate transfers noted in Black Hawk area along with minor legal notices.
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Tf Vow
Stoward & Elbavindds
Black Hawk ‘Bank Vulldink
Aes Lark
Railway Till Tables Highlight City Express Schedules
Disjointed rail timetable fragments show Fort Dubuque Chicago and Dubuque Chicago Local and Limited services. Express routes include Fort Dodge Omaha and connections from Dubuque with arrival times around 4:45 pm and other city pairings. The text references Minnesota and Albert cycles alongside limited city services and a fast mall designation.
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Fort Dubuque
Chicago
Dubuque
Dubuque 2 Limited
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Omata
Omaieteoh
Weew Ee Geee Torah
Albert Ee
Trin
Nloori Been S
Minnespolis
Albert Ea
Waterloo Markets Ad Offers Mixed Goods and Hogs
Local market listing from Waterloo shows prices for cattle, hogs, veal, and produce alongside rail connections. Items include good butcher steers around 4.95, premium hogs 10.60, creamery butter, eggs, potatoes, and various hides. Rail lines and connections to Twin Cities, Des Moines, and Chicago are noted.
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Daily Reporter
Want
Everssody
Waterloo Evening Courter
Tsuoorcement
Coll
Waterles Employment Agency
East Fourth Street
Sycamore Etreetener
Iowa Securities Co
Com't
Fed
Barker
West Wirth
Firth
Lomgon
Homse
Randolph Street
Red
Banner Coffee Co
Scale Co
Iowa
Mires
Walker
Islack
Ph _ MOUSER
Valley Cigar Co
Fifth Street
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Jad
Ashley
West Pholsteing
Chask White & Co
West
House
Ngalow
Russell-Lemson
Limilary
Warsons
Franklin Street
J. Ds. Galloway
Clowes In
Franklin’ Street
T. H
Ain se-Roem
Gand Lecati
Moenils
Messon Street
Bor
Shack
Ransey
Donald Street
Cedar Pulls
Reataurant
Kcx
Greene
Oneida County
Uhinelander
Wis
Canada
Imade Farms
Renecal Wipers
Nadian Cactiv
Ho Ave
Calgary
Alberta
SCA
Kentn
Grant Waterloo
Boling
Michigan
Poultry Ponty
Rhode
Ted Corkerela
Alvin Hemstreet
Moving Pleasure Outfit
Mae Nan
Moving Vieture Sales Co
Demi
Elisworth Brig
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Hudson
Fredericksburg
Hlorton
Lewla Coffman
Marlon Clifton
Chloe Terry
Six Mile Grove
Cemetery Society Menting
Wil Obersler
Mmnes
W. A. Croyl
Perry Heck
Will Dryton
Plainfield
Amon
Jeane Nicols
Nina Smith
Dick Cofton
Clarksville
Harold Jenkins
Marvin
W. W. Richards
A. J. Fqenfritz
T. B. Ewing
Schellenger
Daugh
Lela Buchholz
Charles Skinner
Big
Nelie Schrack
B. Bouton
Des Moines
Grimes and
Findson
James Wrggle
Alvin Holaschuh
Fred Ruins
Nevada
Cart Pitangen
William Rains
Mee
Hery McEthaner
Edgemont
Wertha Muller
Frank Heard
George Millen
Frank
Rural Mothers’ Club
Libbie Ressler
Laverne Hunt
Lulu Nordman
Teta
Cn Dues
Norine Sholes
Washington Township
Dysart
Tnlcago
suGam
New York
Kansas City Livestock
Waneas
Chicago-New York
Wisconsin
Idzho
Cashinelle
Oregon
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
John Sims
F. A. Nottger
North Addition
Williams
John Ratloff
Riverview
Electa Farrgrave
W. Me
Caffree
Jand Ja
Hawkeye Investment Co
EB. Robertson
Alford
M. H. Mortensen
M. J. Pommer
Halleck
Christian Herald
Philadelphia Bulletin
Illinois Central BR
East Boars
Wateeloo
Wateroo
Wellingtop
Twin Cities
Albert Lea
Union Depot
G & Twin c
Nk & Ou City
Union
C & East Side
C. & Twin City
Oelwein
Chicago Lita
Mt & K
Union Depo
Pilon Depot
Minneapolia
And
Be. Paul
Bert Lea
Burlington
St Louis
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapida
Loita
Kansan
Cada Falls
Dav Bree Ile
Isi L
Gegar Eats
Aim
Waverly D'vision
Waverly Az
Brom Waverly
Teva
Waterloo Calveers
Seerenee
Ane lLisi
Trae
Wees AB
Simon
Til
Marsh- Place
G. Larrabee
Mgr
Mearsh-Place
R. Aull
Amcon Bros. & CO
Cuicagg Board OF Trade
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