Wanted help and salesmen across several ads
A dense list of classified ads seeks workers and sales personnel including a steady salesman for Ward's wagon in Black Hawk County, multiple female help roles, typists, housemaids, garment workers, sewing and factory tasks, and curbside labor. Also featured are rental listings, real estate prospects, and farm land offerings across Iowa Minnesota and adjacent areas with varied terms and contact details.
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Handle & Ward's
Black Hawk County
Dr. Ward
Winona
Minn
Notice of Proof of Will Hearing 1915
In Black Hawk County Iowa a will for Ria T. Cowin deceased was filed and set for proof hearing on March 8 1914 with Fred S. Pettit as clerk. Also notices appoint administratrix Maude H. Salter, and a bank stock sale to recover a secured note, plus annual Waterloo Independent School District meeting notices with tax and land sale propositions for March 8 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Ria T. Cowin
Fred S. Pettit
Nolice
Vance Salter
Maude H. Salter
W. P. Hoxie
Pred
Waterloo
Black Hawk
West Fourth Street
C. C. Lanson
T. Wilson
Tafancy
Austin Burt
Woesfield
Old Westfield
Lows
V. i. Dempster
Stopetary
General Markets Report Shows Wheat Rally Amid Strong Cash Bids
Chicago markets swung higher as wheat advanced on spot cash bids while rustling offers remained limited. A leading grain firm predicted current supply could be moved at 1.65 dollars, with corn and oats mixed and hog prices slipping early before grain gains offset bears. Kansas City livestock: hogs at 7,000 receipts opened lower. cattle steady amid varied quality. lambs and sheep trend down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Dardanelles
South Omaha Livestock Report March 4 Nebraska
Livestock receipts and prices for March 4 at South Omaha and Chicago. Cattle receipts 2,500. market opened stronger with Western and Texas steers and cows and heifers listed at various price ranges. Hogs receipts 11,600. bulk sales around 5.45. Sheep receipts 6,700. market opened steady with yearlings and lambs noted. Chicago hog market opened lower and closed steady up slightly. hogs ranged 6.20 to 6.65. Cattle and hog volume and price progressions summarized with next-day estimates.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stern
Onata
Neb
Mareh
Catlle
Texas
Cece F
Chicago
Opinion on Bank Stock Taxation In Cedar Falls
County Attorney Wenner gave an opinion to the county board on taxing bank stock. Real estate value must be deducted, with assessment based on the remainder less 20 percent, changing per share value by about 25.7 cents. Large land transfers noted with high revenue stamps. government stamp rules explained. Grand jury begins criminal case probe. county officials oversee Sorenson family care transfer. Chicago cattle market opens strong, closes steady. sheep market trends lower with prices for natives, western, yearlings, and lambs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner
Cedar Falla
County Recorder’s Office
Grain market updates across cities and futures prices
Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotes stretch across wheat and corn futures for July and May. Spot prices for wheat, corn, oats, and barley listed alongside diverse markets from Liverpool to Winnipeg. Agricultural commodities, dairy, poultry, and cattle prices appear with varying bids and wholesale ranges.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Liverpool
England
Manitoba
Alerion
Waren
Wellington
Oranse
Oran
Rica
Oat Campaign Schedule Makers In Black Hawk County
A detailed oat crop improvement campaign unfolds in Black Hawk County March 10 and 11 with 13 crews visiting schools creameries farms and farm houses. The program includes oat smut demonstrations and potato treatment guidance in cooperation with Ames extension and Iowa county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Ames
Iowa
John Hagar
Big Creek
R. M. Gunn
Hagie
Eagle Center School House
Wm. Dew
Lincoln
CREW
Hundson
Black Hawk
Plainfield Social and Obituary Notes From Feb 1925
Miss Malin and Meyer of Aplington visited Plainfield with friends. Mrs. Simbrie of New Hartford was critically ill. she is slowly improving. Mrs. Ladage has been ill for a week. Mrs. Nell Smith of Nashua and Miss Ethel Hawkins of Charles City visited relatives. The Baptist Ladies’ Thimble Bee meets March 10 with ice cream and cake. Rally day at the Baptist Sunday school on March 7 at 10 o’clock. Obituary: Wm. Langendorfer, born Sept 1862 in Clayton County, died Feb 27, 1925, at his home near Plainfield.
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Malin
Plainfield
Marc
Meyer
Aplington
Mildred Smith
Lulu Terry
Cedar
Falls
IL. S. T.C
KH. L. Farnsworth
Simbrie
H. C. Ladage
Nell Smith
Nashua
Ethel Hawkins
Charles City
Roy Yeomans
Daughters
Waterloo
W. E. Robinson
Alberta Whitman
Frederika
Will Whitman
Baptist Ladies’ Thimble Bee Society
E. A. Roach
Baptist Sunday School
Wm. Langendorfer
Clayton County
Langendorfer a LeMars resident marries Ida Krieger
Langendorfer was united in marriage to Miss Ida Anna Krieger on February 10 1886. They had three children Earl Vernon and Fairy who survive. He is also survived by his widow four brothers John LeMars Henry Slous Pale 8 D George Watertown 8 D Edward Minneapolis Minn and three sisters Mrs Thos Adna and Mrs Wm Hibel LeMars and Mrs George Seltz Norfield Miss. A sister Mrs Barton Sloan preceded him two years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church in Plainfield for 25 years and taught Sunday school and led a class of young ladies for nine years. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Monday afternoon at 2 oclock with Rev Floyd O Hillman officiating.
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Langendorfer
Ida Anna Krieger
Earl
Vernon
Fairy
John
LeMars
Henry
Slous _ Pale
George
Watertown
Edward
Minneapolis
Minn
Thos
Adna
Henry Langendorfer
Hazel
Sioux Falls
John Langendorfer
Thomas Adon
Wm. Kreiger
Emmetsburg
James Smith
Perry Casto
Angie
Republic
Methodist Church
Floyd O. Hilleman
Commercial Club Social-Dominated Meeting Leaves Business Tabled
A Waterloo chamber of commerce gathering last evening became a social event as attendance waned, so the business session was postponed to a later meeting. A buffet luncheon followed, and the evening extended into late hours. A false alarm fire at 1321 Commercial Street drew the fire department due to a stove wiring mishap, smoke and sparks alarming residents. The incident marked the third such call this winter.
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Unusus
Chamber of Commerce and
Waterloo Club
Commercial Street
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Revorteil
Daily Reporter
Servir
Walter Bow Emal
Hartman Companys
Eastern Star
Finder
Anf
Geo. A. Scote
W. S. Frew
Moler College
Ill
Ubicaro
Allen's Auto School
Forest Ave
Des Moines
Fred L. Kimball Co
Stanley Moore
Tittle
4Th St
Address Care Couricr
Kings Enquire Employment Bureau
Business Girls' Club
Phone Y
W. C
Boon
Ma Plains
Ath Ave
Wilk Pay
EL W. Coburn & Son
Porrely Farniched
Pew Modern Lowe
Striedl Furmistd
Fullerton Place
West Ord
Logan Ave
Tsay
Sons Music House
Fifth St
West 6Th
W. A. Moore
Labor Temple
Citizens Dairy
Mullerry St
Aoubes
Tilli
Vinton St
Lau
A. J. Hanfield
Nauman Co
Readertom
French St
Walnut
Jefferson
Webster St
Oaklawn Avenue
Washington Partment
Rehi—Meodern
Westerm Ve
John Call
Washington
West
Conni
Wiashington
Lst
Plone
Henry Kerr
Hone Park Blvd
Tiv St
Lafayette
Cour
Roonli
Alexander
W. Eliison
Care Courier
Owings
Frankin St
von Ned
Bank Blilg
M. Watkins
Kiev
Rhode Island
Hollis
Hudson
John Taylor
Oelwein
B. Hallyck
Security Storage CO
Mulberry St
Shorawood
Cao Vow
EOR Sale—Real Estate
Jima
Clautaunua Park
Meldaghlin Land Co
Merrill
Wilf
Tome Park
Bown & Bown
My ‘Vine
Jonathan
Hox
Hallowell Company
New York
Munson
Salina St
Syracuse
N.Y
Vorsale
Henry Leland
Cedar Jéane
Cedar Malls
Waterloo Road
Black Flank
HL Chapin
Col
J. W. Ford
Ane
Florida
United States
Canada
Lake Worth
North Deerfield
Luckland
Bryant & Greenwood
Westminster
Ridg
Um Unson
Suling St
Noy
Gang Station
Howard County
Engmet
Minnesota
Mower County
Tigar
Timothy
Town-Minnesota Land Co
East Fourth
Floyd County
Towa
Guy W. Campbell Company
Bridge
Jornex
Hatumwaee
Hhey St
Franklin
jFor
City
South St
West Side
Horaen
Jeffer
Ron
Cadillac
John Sanders
Rudd
Ransper and Storage
Faris Jews Securities Co
Parsons Music House
Pacific Coast
Pointe
Superior Service
The
Boyd ,Transfer Co
Fernslaws Securities Co
Medical
Clement
CG. Y. Clement
Marquardt
Pickett & Swisher
W. A. Bryant & Sons Company
Cedar Falls
Western Mortgage Securities Company
F. F. McElhinney
Farmers State Bank
Elberon
Town
General Markets
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh Place
C. G. Larrabee
Market News
South Omaha Livestock
Michigan
Wisconsin
Union Stockyards
Abe
Cncle Sem
Butler County
Sorenson
Lore Alford
Councilor
D. H. Harris
Micago
Duluth
St. Louis
Corn
Waterloo Market
Ev Ees Springs
Wae
ATS
IN Black
HAWK
Miller
Orange
Silas B. Miller
Creek
Albert Brangert
Poyer
Albert Hudson
Bis Creek
A. Bown
Washburn School House
Raymond
Ira Finch
Lester
Frank Liebert
Dunkerton
Campbell
Barclay
May
Alfred C. Mueller
Bennington
A. Daniels
Benningtton
Mt. Hope Church
Geo
F. Johnson
Litcoh
Chew
Pete Lund
John Hieber
W. C. Callaghan
Mt Vernon
Fred Garton
Mt. Vernon
Alen Sharp
Washingtton
Pinchford
Union
F. CG. Mark
F. W. Muir
Commercial Club
Miller-McCartney Insurgey
Bolttuter
Rocky Mountain
Wangler Bros. CO
Byvank Transfer CO
Call
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
West End
Bayment
Sabe Cary
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