For Rent and Sale Briefs From Waterloo Area
Multiple short house rental notices list addresses Fremont Street East Fourth Street Allen Street and Oak finish homes with various amenities. One six room house at 123 Prospect Highland for sale includes garage and porch. Cedar River land near Waterloo offered at 125 per acre. Owner box 235 Waterloo seeks quick sale paying 168 per acre recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe
Bautauqua Park
Pire Ftoum
Fremont St
Fremont
East Fourth Street
Ovar
Gareden
Dara
Lowa &T
Allen Street
Lewis
Miller
Weat 4Th St
Westl Aide
Marsh- Place Building
Real Estate For Sale In Southern Minnesota Area
For sale two of the best lots to Keowood Park priced at 675 dollars each. James Gardiner Co. phone 266. Also listings for well improved farms in the corn belt of southern Minnesota with terms and net to the Blooming Prairie Land Co. Beautiful New York improvements and a modern home at 1107 Wellington St. Oak finish, sacrifices due to owner leaving city. Double house near South St with two garages, owner nonresident, business interests in another city. Contacts Traphagen at 923 Washington St.
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Goal
Sullivan Ave
Jeaying City
Waterloo
State Road
Inquire
Lafayette St
Healate
Wargain
Dakota
Minnesota
Geo. Howard
Tama
Towa
Deandful
Franklin Street
West Side
James Gardiner
James Gardiner Co
Ieeal
Keowood Park
James Gardiner, Co
Blooming Prairie
Minn
New York
Waterloo Realty Exchange
Lafayette
Wellington St
City
Real
South St
Traphagen
Washington St
Waterloo sidewalk resolution outlines vast cement path plan
The Waterloo Iowa city council sets July 13 1924 at 7 20 p m to consider a resolution of necessity for constructing cement sidewalks on numerous streets and blocks city clerk to issue twenty days notice. Describes exact street fronts and lots affected, sidewalk width five feet four inches where noted, bond requirements, and funding by abutting property assessments under municipal ordinances.
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Neceaaliy
Waterloo
Iowa
City of
Lows
Lowa
Rhey
Lote
Alford
Add’p
Newell Street
Manson
North Addition
East Park Avenue
P. J. Martin
Courtlandt Street
Hallday's
Lane & Fowler's Tract
Vinton Street
Zollinger’s
Linden Avenue
Wilby's
Hardy & Virden
Logan Avenue
Auditor Rainbow
Ricker Street
Bickler
Barclay Street
Hammond & Hophkin’s
Adrian Street
Linden Place
Blower's
Glendale Street
Eightey’s
Dannon Street
Seash Park
Mullan Avenue
Virden’s
Jas. Egger’s
Mangon's
Grandview Avenue
Grandview Place
Nevada Street
Lot
Tlock
Highland 2Nd Filing
Hillarde Add P
Oliver Street
Falls Avenue
Oaklawn
Vermont Street
Rosewood
Wellington Street
Conger Park
Add’n
Conger Add
Ainsbourough Avenue
Dundee Avenue
Dundes Ave
Kirkwood Ave
Evergreen Avenue
Galloway
Rock Island Avenue
Magnatia Avenue
Bramarck Avenue
Harwood Avenue
School Block
Galloway Add
Oak Lawn Avenue
Oak Lawn
Janey Avenue
Englewood Avenue
Hagerman Addition
Randall Street
Tor
City Council Amends Code for Contractor Payment
The document states the city council, by amendment to code and resolutions, will accept specified certificates in payment for work on an improvement ordered by the council without abutting property owner petitions. Notice is given to all interested parties. dated June 5, 1944, R. C. Thompson mayor, Attest R. I. Degon city clerk.
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Ncte
R. C. Thompson
Degon
Wheat Rallies as Market Rebounds After Four Day Decline
Chicago market notes a regained tempo with wheat rising after four days of decline. Liverpool reports ease in European demand and lighter world shipments aiding bulls while corn weakens on ample supply. Oats, provisions and hogs rise with strong packing demand. cattle steady on light supply. sheep and lambs largely shipped to packers. Kansas City and South Omaha show similar trends with hogs and cattle opening higher and then fluctuating. Chicago produce holds steady with butter up, eggs steady, and cheese mixed while live stock receipts total around 14,000 hogs and 4,000 cattle.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Alao
Kansas City
S.ags
SOLTH
Omaha
Neb
Cattla
Texas
Union Stock Yards
Grain Market Noted with Wheat and Corn Prices Across Cities
Chicago markets show No. 2 red wheat at 914 92, No. 3 red 04 91, No. 2 white corn at 783, No. 2 yellow 72 724, and various futures for Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg values. Detailed prices span oats, flour, butter, eggs, lard, potatoes, and livestock quotes with regional variations across cities and markets.
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Chicago
Standard
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Native lambs Western Jamis and Provisions item note
An obscure market fragment from Chicago dated June 1 mentions native lambs and provisions with odd figures. It shows brief price notations and incomplete trading terms, reflecting a terse mid-century market ledger entry. The readable elements name C E0Q SGU GHALN and include an Open High Close style reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaln Axd Provisions
Chicago
Readlyn and area notes from June events and visits
June visits and social calls across Bremer and nearby counties are listed. Names include Van derwalker, Maurer, Wittenburg, Ulrich of Kenmore, Thraw, Dickmann, Mayers, Steel, Strom, and Everding. A birth is recorded, a class play attended, and a brief note about an advertisement in the Courier and Reporter.
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Vanderwalker
Mondey
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Frank Maurer
Aug. Wittenburg
John Ulrich
Kenmore
Ulrich
Bremer County
Herman Thraw
FP. Dickmann
Dubuque
Guttenburg
Iowa
F. B. Dickmann
A. C. Mayers
Albert. Lea
Paarl Steel
Sumer
Ivan Strom
Waverly
Lily
Mason
Waterloo
H. W. Everding
Crowd travels to Sumner for strawberry point game 3 to 1
A sizable audience from Tripoli attended Sunday's ball game in Sumner where Strawberry Point lost to Sumner 3 to 1. Local residents visited Cedar Rapids, Britt, Britt and Mitchell in recent days, with highlights including church events, trips, and family gatherings. Funeral for Mrs. Vern Ballard held at Evangelical church. obituary notes John Carl Claus, a lifelong tradesman and businessman, died in Frederika on June 2 after long illness.
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Tripoli
Sumner
Strawberry Point
Albert Schwartz
Cedar Rapids
I. Harding
E. C. Bennett
Britt, Ia
Pat
Kleinan
Louisa Schmidt
Ackrey, Im
Viola
Leota
Waukon
Mian
Louisa Lamb
Independence
Waterloo
Emma Gipper
Hawkeye
Carl
Helne
John Moeller
Hew Car
John Carl Claus
Wildcounty
Ill
Iowa
Alyena Bergman
Warren Township
Clara Wilharm
Tripol
Claus
Frederika
Herbert
Clara
Arthur and
Everett
Mary Hockhaus
Henry
Ernest
Lisbon
N. D
Will
LeRoy Township
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Fredericksburg Chautauqua Opens with Notable Plans
In Fredericksburg June 9, residents note autos purchased by Claude Lowry George Reiser and F Ss Adams. Home Study Club planned a picnic at Bert Dayton's grove but thunderstorm forced gathering at Grace Lowry's home. Chautauqua tent services begin June 9 and run to June 11 with strong program. Odd Fellows memorial service set for June 14 with Rev. R P Jones delivering the sermon. John Padden’s friends helped raise a barn frame last week and a barn dance is planned for June 12. Edgar Farnum’s new house masonry nears completion.
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Fredericksburg
Claude Lowry
Geo. Reiser
F. Ss. Adama
Home Study Club
Bert Dayton
Grace Lowry
Union
Odd Fellows
R. P. Jones
Central City
John Padden
Edgar Farnum
Mooreville Weather and Local Life Report
During a heavy Saturday storm the creek rose beyond its banks making the big iron bridge unsafe to cross. The neighborhood remains quiet as farmers plow corn. George Johansen from Dysart visits Troy Hayward while Cortney and Ada Sawyer enjoy summer at home after Dysart high school. Miss Sarah Larkin taught the spring term and will not return.
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Mooreville
George Johansen
Dysart Tg
Troy Hayward
Cortney
Ada Sawyer
Dysart
Sarah Larkin
Mila
Rural Social Hints and School Week End Activities
Sent of Moorerilie will close near Friday followed by a creek picnic. Miss Larkin returns to Dubuque. W H Emith and family were entertained at Frack Meeketa near Fairview Sunday. Miss Hattie Clough of Dysart who taught the former Wheal sr school closed her year with a children’s picnic.
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Sent
Moorerilie
Miss Larkin
Dubuque
W. H. Emith
Feiwily
Frack Meeketa
Fairview
Misa Hattie Clough
Dysart
Whealsr
Epworth league reorganization and local notices in Geneseo
The Epworth league re organized naming officers led by President Harold Harrington and Florence Speer as first vice president Ray Merritt Lois Harrington Raymond Lambert and Ralph Speer also elected Mary Mitchell as treasurer. Local visits include Fay and Flossie Sheckler of Nora Springs with grandparents Rev and Mrs Sheckler. Mrs M R Guan hosts an uncle from Washington DC. Grandmother Wine ill. Ladies Aid met at Lois Strohecker home. Johnaton sells Columbus Junction grocery and seeks new location. A well on A J Bragonier farm uncovers a large boulder. blasts remove it.
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Washington, D. C
Do. R. Meeker
LaPorte
Margaret Hill
Sarah Strohecker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cora Bragonier
Wendall
Marion
Fairfield
Bragouier
Sarah Speer
Columbus Junction
Chas, Johnaton
Johnaton
A. J. Bragonier
Raymond Roundup: visitors, picnic, and minor injuries
Misa Elizabeth Brennan and Miss Margaret Demuth visit Raymond with relatives. Poyner Township picnic in Frost's timber draws many. Waterloo pair visit Hogan home. Car collision between Nick Telon and Wm Reuther with no injuries. Charles Britizman injures eye but sight remains sound. Country Life conference at M B church under Laymen's Missionary movement well attended.
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Raymond
Misa Elizabeth Brennan
Waterloos
Margaret Demuth
Jesup
Wm. Welden
Julia
Gertrude
Dubuque
Casper Lindner
Poyner
Frost
Vincent Hall
Alice Benter
George Gragy
Baby
Waterloo
John Hogan
Nick Telon
Carroll
Nick Frost
Mr. Telon
Wm. Reuther
Allison Class of 1914 Commencement at Opera House
The class of 1914 at Allison high school will hold commencement at the opera house on Thursday evening June 11. The program features music by the orchestra a class poem by Marian Gough and other items. Also notes on a baccalaureate service last Sunday and local events including Greene defeating Allison 4 2 in a ball game and a picnic at the Boardman home.
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Ruth HM
Lila Bates
Guy Webster
Marian Gough
Lela Trager
Leong Elliott
Violet Burbridge
W. H. Sinclair
Clarkeville
Main Street
Allison Band
Greene
Allison
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reporter
Daily Reporter
W. KH. Hartman Company
Losts&a Jilli
Mulberry
Crystal Theatre
Uate
West Ninth
Majeetic
Kraft
Singer Sewing Machina Co
Mason Motor Co
Tri-City Barber College
Davenport
H. Willmering
Peoria
Lil
Care Courier
Waterloo Bream Laundry
Prospect Hills Farm
Foniei
Gladstone
4Th St
Wonen
Fisher Tent and Awning Co
Fee Ee Sese
M-26
Carioads of Bay
Water St
R. J. Mallicost
Jake
Bill
East Fifth
Webster St
Jerald Sulky Company
Wellington
Eood
V. G
Sumner ‘St! Phaune
Ee Street
3Rd St. Inquire
Fred St
Adams St
Iowa-Dakota Land Co
Mullon Ave
Sunnyside
Falls Ave
Franklin St
C. H. Dunkerton
Pinkerton
East 4Th St
East Side Park
Black
Houbes
Ught Housekeeping
Vine St
West 3Rd Ave
7Th St
Stalin
Lght
Fourth Street
iUemen
Susie
Deélrada
Tha Elms
West Third
Parsons
Rock Higgs
Adress P. Q
G. W. Campbell
FR. E. Stewart
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Automatic
Afr Pump Co
H. B. White
Cedar Fatla
Security Storage Co
Tel
Pacific Coast
Boyd T.ier Co
L. S. Parsons
Eycamore St
Riehl
C. H. Day
Washington
Fred
Sage
M.D
Telephone
Red
Reed St
Lota
Davis Lend and Townsite Co
P. O
Denver
Colo
Incumbrance
J. W. St. John
Cedar Falls
WiIl
John Andrews
Fred L. Kimball Co
Rses and
WE Vehicles
Mall Horse
Randolph St
Enequire
Bugsy and Harness
Black Hawk County
Ss. Dn District Court
Lionel Green
Erma
Fren S. Pettit
Clerk District Court
City Council of
Council Chamber
General Markets
LAMSON BROTHERS # COMPANY
Memnere
Chicago Board OF Trade
Phous
C. G. Larrabee
Market News
Michigan
Louisiana
Ae Heavy Sc
Nathves
Waterloo Markets
Salasa
Benge
Avant
Courier
Reporter
Geneseo
Methodist Church
Boardman
Evening Courier
FOE Sale
Waterloo Kisselkar Cp
Burton EH. Wilson
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