Notice of Corporate Articles and By-Law Provisions
The document outlines the organization of a corporation including officer terms, election by stockholders, and determination by lot for director terms. It also covers capitalization of The Peoples Mutual Building and Town Association with stock of 100 each, monthly installments, series division, and governance by a 15 member board with officers. It states dates for commencement August 11, 1916 and termination August 31, 1936, and mentions bank clearings and real estate instruments in other sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salad
Shell
Eaih Directora
Officara
Uss Corporation
J. E. Sedgwick
Edwin Melick
Fual
Peoplex' Mutual Building and Loan Association
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Edmin Mesick
Wotice
State of Iowa
Black Hiwk County
Caroline C. Leavitt
Fred S. Pettit
Clerk District Court
Krotice
Teoplas Mutual Tinsiding and Loan Association
Peoples Mutual Building and Town Associaten
City of
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
State of Town
Lomestle
Steende
mUitom
Issignas
Till Forbid Want Ads Discontinued By Written Order
Memorandum explains policy for stopping ads run until a specified number or indefinitely. Advertisers must submit a written order to discontinue, preventing telephone instruction errors. A blank form is provided, with a copy kept for advertiser reference, and notices must reach the office by 9 am to affect the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Hvening Colliter and Daily Reporter
Dikeonliue
Mortuary John D. Rees dies in Rochester after illness
John D. Rees born March 6, 1871 in Delaware community died February 17 in Rochester Minnesota after a ten week illness. He married Edith P. Hursh of Waterloo June 7 1915. He lived at 208 Argyle street before going to Rochester for treatment and worked seven years for Hawkeye Manufacturing Company. Survived by widow his mother two sisters and two brothers. He was a member of the Yeoman lodge Waterloo and the Masonic lodge Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rees
Delaware
Rees
Burr Oak
Arnold
Michael Armstrong
Canton
Minn
Thomas Lizes
Alberta
Canada
Frank Rees
Arvilla
N. D
Yeoman Lodge
Waterloo
Masonic Lodge
Decorah
Classified Want Ads Highlight Local Rentals and Services
A string of short notices lists rental rooms and houses with heat and hot water, job and business wants, and a farm sale near Arlington. Entries include rooms for rent near Adams Street and Duryea, a barber position sought, a barber shop purchase in Waterloo, and a 140 acre Arlington farm for sale or rent with detailed acreage and rent terms. Contact numbers and locations shown.
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Winnebago County
Waterloo
Cars Courier
Adams Street
Nickolas Pafos
Jefferson
Mildredbone
Black
Toro
Thompson
Quincy St
Piaso
Duryea
Westfield
Rae
Igs
Walter
Casebeer
Kent
Born & Bown
Sais
Bent
Arlington
Waterian Hove
Cutler St
Waterline
Cedar Falls Notes Show Local Busy Day And Weddings
Cedar Falls notes report a busy day with bank real estate deals totaling about 350000, church events, club meetings, a royal neighbors nomination, and several marriages, with residents moving, entertaining and attending local religious services. Key figures include Mrs H G Kilnefelter, Dr J E Snowden, Arthur Gurrier, Alice Dickmer, and C Fern Applegate, Horace N Elliott, plus events at First Congregational and Danish Bethlehem churches. The Cedar Falls conference, school announcements, and local sales also feature in this community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ladies’ Association of First
Congregational Church
H. G. Kilnefelter
Walnut Street
Jayatt
Waterloo
Henry Morgan
West Seventh Street
W. C. Wright
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Wright
J. E. Snowden
First Congregational Church
Arthur Gurrier
Alice Dickmer
New Hartford
C. J. Mentzer
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Read
Larsen, Boyd
Wardine
Jonkeer
Maude Seligar
John Thrall
C. Fern Applegate
M. M. Applegate
Dallas Canter
Horace N. Elliott
Business Woman's Chronicle
Myra E. Call
Dubuque
John H. Robinson
Naional
Royal Neighbors of America
Royal Neighbors
Sioux City
Zion Erangelical
S. G. “Breyfogei
Cleveland
Sara M. Riggs
B. W. Marrill
Thirteenth Street
L. M. Yale
Los Angeles
Cal
Grain Letter: Wheat and Corn Markets Rally in Chicago
Grain Letter notes a Chicago upturn with new high lows in wheat and steady to bullish activity. Demand for cash wheat improves especially in the northwest with Minneapolis quoting 49% pound May price. Cargo of Australian wheat seen as bearish by some, yet US needs imports from surplus countries. Corn shows a smaller advance from prior peak as local bulls profit, while shipping remains limited and car supplies loosen. Oats trade limited as rashan houses curb declines amid bear factors and renewed selling pressure.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
San Francisco
United States
Australia
Kansas Ci Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Xell
Rashan Commission
Wheat and corn markets buoyed by export demand
Chicago March 1 wheat offerings were large and well absorbed. Bulls faded on SW rains but gained with continued export buying and foreign purchases for future deliveries. May and July futures rose, then unsettled near day's end with higher closes. Corn followed wheat with slight gains. oats moved narrowly. Provisions showed firm hog and lard demand amid a strong hog market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo Courier Markets Snapshot and Grain Quotes
A dense float of grain prices from Chicago and Kansas City markets, with bid levels for corn wheat oats and flax. Spot and contract figures shown for No 2 to No 5 grades across white yellow and mixed corn and wheat futures, plus Toledoo and Minneapolis notes and seed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Mis
Hogs Base Offic on Chicago Market
Chicago market hogs eased after an initial firm tone as shippers and packers showed indifference. Cattle were in moderate demand, no urgency for sheep. Receipts hogs 23,000. cattle 6,000. sheep 10,000. Prices: hogs bulk 13.26 to 13.45, night 12.65 to 14.36. cattle native beef 6.00 to 13.15. western steers 5.00 to 10.30. calves 8.06 to 11.75. sheep wethers 10.75 to 12.60, lambs 11.85 to 14.50.
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Chicago
New York Stocks See Prolonged Decline Amid International Tension
The New York market opened heavy on March 1 as fresh dia clotures on the international crisis spurred selling. United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and others led declines with major losses in steel, shippings, and high price specialties. Bond market stayed weak. brief rally faded as leaders retreated amid light selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
United States Steel
Hetblehen
General Motors
Itoralis
Reading
New York Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
United Stucco Steel
Steel
Bethlehem Steels
Crucible Steel Harvesters
Sears, Roebuck
Montana Fower
Commission Rouses
International
States Steel
Prices from New York Chicago and Omaha Market Notes
New York butter steady with creameries higher. eyes firm with strong receipts. Creamery butter 41 41 1/2 cents, extras 2.40 or 2.46, firsts 37 to 40. Chicago butter unchanged with potatoes lower. Idaho, Oregon, Colorado whites at 2.60 to 2.75. Omaha hogs 10,000 trade steady to 13.25. cattle 13,400 slow. sheep 7,200 steady with lambs 18.25 to 14.50. St. Louis poultry and eggs steady. Omaha live poultry higher with fowls 19 cents.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Izes
New York
Chicago
Onchang
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Wisconsin
Michigan
St Louis Livestock Market Report March Receipts and Prices
Receipts at St Louis were 12 900 cattle and 2 000 calves with market steady. Light cattle ranged 12 10 to 13 56, butchers 12 20 to 13 86, bulk 13 20 to 12 50, native beef steers 7 60 to 21 75, starling steers and heifers 8 50, calves 6 00 to 17 20, and sheep 12 75 to 14 50 for lambs. In Los Angeles Prince August Schrader, a self styled divine healer, died in hospital from pneumonia during recovery from erysipelas. King Francis Schlatter, on trial with Schrader, wept in his cell blaming doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lous
Flealer” Schrader
Los Angeles
Cal
Prince” August Schrader
King Francis Schlatter
Schrader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Couiline J
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ally
Fifeern
Tine Pestis
Wats
Vale
Lostee
Waite Foodie
Dore Bisck
Heather Wallet Gent Insurance Pupes
Wellingrosort
Banch Street
Sixt
Fieger
H. Moorer
Baci Center Road
Chase
Metropel & Ro
Care Courier
Handy
Ana
Alani Lance Shipbuildings Co
Biunikowes
Wis
C. Sippel
Fefeferson
Covell
Priver
Nurder
Gout
Bond
Iakers
Soarenmn Arisqids
Pennsylvania
Consumers OU Co
Inuchanan
Fayette, Bremer
Linncemath
Casings & Burnett
Jowa
Lear Barber Trade
Enport
Barber
Des Moines
Tri-C
Maia
Silas Northey
Merrick
West Fourth
Phonan
FEM
Tieno Cook
John Swift
Western Avenue
Wihione
Eerome General Sousewart
Wellington Street
TWA
Ted
Jehnson National Tank
Riode Island
China
Vishtani
Lo A
Wanier
Outa Su Grover
Miller Struce
Joan Mc
Courtrey
Hawk County
Cy Kelly
Oqnawa
West Side
Hyvank Transfer Co
Pary Modern
Taguire
High Street
Irving West Fifth Street
John Kaltenbuch
Lafayette Reel
al Diedern
Cedar Fails
Robert Anderson
Conger Street
W. E. Wilson
Rasen Manisour
Fhone Black
Mtareatic Steel
Good Rendition
Parsons
Hamilton Subway Frame Shop
Wyandotts
W. F. Parrett
Eowa
Onta
Xnot Mable
Geo. C. Pashby
Duroc Jersey Sons
Farrow
Nely Sorenson
East Side
Anchin Market
Lafayette Street
Warren
Yale
Dafeleck
Tromanhauser
Aud Henerr
Siven-Hoom
Rasy
Sain
Rasmond Road
Gallora
Aea
Loward & Bowman
Black Hawk Bank
Whitney Estute
Black Hawk
Falls Ayr
Matev
ABOVR
Acro Slack Hawk
Vwoan
SW. Whitney
Eatond Ayr, Palace
Alico
Gand
Sds
Ailiress S
Cour
AL Thable
Lexan
W. F. Glark
iLouston
Parms
Lown Securities Co
Com’l
Parsona
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Enre Courier
Biack
G. Dente
West Twelfth Street
Rhode Island
E L. Penney
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Sas
Fate
Twer
Cedar Salle
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Lawn City
Civic
Warren Proctor
College
College Y.M.C. A
Proctor
J. C. Proctor
College Hill
Emma Thomas
Florida
Peter Falkenberg
Ladies’ Aid Jdociety
Danish Bethlehem Church
Eighth and
Olive Streets
James Grondahl
H. L. Weisbard
Charles Perrott
College Eye
Helen Jungewaard
John Winn
Frank B. Miller
F. L. van Derveer
Anton George Larsen
State Teachers’ College
Emma Larsen
M. J. Hemmerling
A. Pdilger
Shell Rock
Main Street
Rev. J. Christiansen
Inger Hansen
David Hansen
Cedar Fells
Peter Brown
Glasgow
Martha Hansen
Mr. M. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Supe
George H. Sawyer
Osage
John L. Cherney
Frank D. Josep
Joy Pierce
Waterloo East
Dumont
Eagle Grove
Eliora
Ackley
Marion
Roland
Green
Waverly
Gladbrook
Eva Pinch
Tamson Pres. & Co
Osta. Oats
Grain and Provisions
Zari— M
Cash
Camsgo
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Toledoo
Malice
Timothy
Speer Wees
REE
la Balia Street
Merrion
Omaha
Ommhs
Neb
ST. Louis Livestock
Marsh
C. G. Larrabee
Mer
Market News
Anson Bros. Acc
Chicago Boat
Tr&ue
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