Auction of groceries stock and house on Sycamore Street
Auction notice for 128 Sycamore and 129 Sycamore listings. Sale Tue and Wed March 16 with 2 pm and 3 pm starts. Complete Groceries stock and fixtures including a 300‑pound ice box, oak counters, display cases, shelving, and more. Also a 2 story modern house with six rooms bath and cement cellar offered as a separate sale at 3 pm. Emphasizes location near heart of city and notes additional poultry and farm supplies vendors onsite.
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Electric National
Toledo Ponte
Pompisis
Schiller
Sycamore
Public Bankruptcy and Estate Notices from Waterloo Iowa
In the United States District Court Northern District of Iowa eastern division case 1821 a bankruptcy Helmer J Deberg of Waterloo adjudicated bankrupt. First meeting of creditors March 28 1927 at ten o'clock a m in the Marsh Place Building Waterloo Iowa to prove claims elect a trustee examine bankrupt and transact other business. Administratrix Nora Speed of Waterloo Iowa claims and debts to be presented to the clerk. Executor Enn ie W Gosselin of Waterloo Iowa appointment of executor for Lucius W Gosselin estate notice to creditors to file claims by date. Attorn ey J W Thompson clerk of district court.
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United States District Court
Iowa
Halmer Des Deberg
Helmer’ J. Deberg
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Helmer J. Deberg
Helmer
J. Deberg
J. J. Jordan
Towa
Ishalt
Black
Hawk County
Adam Speed
Tate
Hawk’ County
District Court
NORA
SPEED
Lafayette St
J. H. Meyers
Orney
Thompson Clerk ‘District Court
State of Iowa
Black’ Hawk County
Lucius W. ‘Gosselin
ENNIE
W. Gosselin
Cottage’ St
Grandom Nauman
J. W. Thompson
Harry Everett 37 Dies in Oelwein
Harry Everett aged 37 former Fairbank resident died at Mercy hospital in Oelwein following returning from Alaska last fall due to his father C E Everett's death. Authority: Courier Special Service.
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Oelwein
Harry Everett
Fairbank
Mercy Hospital
Everett
Alaska
Cc. E. Everett
Sister of Founder of Cedar Falls Dies in Michigan
Cedar Falls reports the death of Mrs. Henrietta Sturgis in Grand Rapids Michigan yesterday. She was the sister of William Sturgis who settled Cedar Falls in 1845 and the last surviving member of Judge John Sturgis’s family, founder of Sturgis Michigan. Her marriage ended in divorce and she later used her maiden name.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Henrietta Sturgis
William Sturgis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank. B.miller
Cedar Falls National Bank
John Sturgis
Sturgis, Mich
Sturgis
Cedar Alls
Subdistrict Declam Winners Crown Independence Oneida Springville
In Manchester high school gymnasium a subdistrict declamatory contest awarded first in oratorical to Wayne Plank Independence with The New South, first in humorous to Mary Martha DeBest Springville with A Girl at the Movies, and first in dramatic to Otis Hansen Oneida with The Christus. Second places went to Paul Norris Central City, Kathryn Lucey Edgewood, and Aileen Schoeppe Strawberry Point. Judges were Supt. Charles W. Kline East Waterloo Principal Fred J. Kluss West Waterloo and Captain A. Watson Epworth. Winners move on to district then state meets. seconds are eliminated.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Central City
Independence
Oneida
Edgewood
Quasqueton
Strawberry Point
Springville
Delhi
Wayne Plank
New South
Paul Norris
Mary
Martha DeBest
Kathryn Lucey
Naughty Zell
Otis Hansen
Christus
Aileen Schoeppe
Charles W. Kline
East “Waterloo
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Waterloo
Watson
Epworth
Attempts to Shoot Game Out of Season Penalized in Union Township
Three men George Billman Earl Pitts and Charles Ingelthron were arraigned before Ray Murray justice of the peace on charges of attempting to shoot ducks on Goose Lake in Union township Thursday. Each faced fines of $10 plus costs as assessed by Deputy Game Warden Thomas Waldron of Waterloo.
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Cedar Falls
Goose Lake
Union Township
Ray Murray
Thomas Waldron
Waterloo
George Billman
Earl Pitts
Charles Ingelthron
Manchester rifle team defeats Hazleton in match
Hazleton Ia March 12 Manchester rifle team defeated Hazleton marksmen last evening in a match scoring 1858 of 2000 while the home team tallied 1824. High men were Reide 1880 and Jenkins 1882.
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Hazleton
Manchester
Reide
Jenkins
Eppe Arends Dies At Home In Ackley
Eppe Arends aged 69 died at his Ackley Iowa home after a brief kidney infection illness. His widow five sons and a daughter survive. Funeral and burial details were not listed in this brief obituary.
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Eppe Arends
Ackley
Courier Special Service
No Rise in Shell Rock River Flood Reports Denied
Shell Rock Iowa March 12 reports that the Shell Rock river is at flood are unfounded the river remains at normal level. Roads are in poor condition due to frost action making travel difficult across the area.
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Shell Rock
Colorado Preacher Sees Western Youth as Tough but Teachable
Rev. Marion J Flint, a former San Juan missionary, preaches at Burton Avenue Baptist tomorrow. He argues today’s Colorado bad man is a young fellow trying to be smart and says missionaries must blend with cow and mining camp life to reach them. Flint, born to ranch life and now pastor of First Baptist Prospect, Colorado, shares views on a natural religion of mutual respect and the need for immersion in western camp culture.
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Colorado
Sky Pilot
Marion J
Mr. Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
San Juan Range
Flint
Ralph Connor
Old Cedar Falls Road Closed Under Severe Mud Conditions
Signs posted at both ends mark the closure of Old Cedar Falls road a gravel route linking two cities. Supervisors report motorists stranded by mud with pull-out teams overwhelmed at hilltop near the Galloway farm and the road’s western end. Frost heave has worsened the surface despite two paved alternatives. Local traffic remains allowed where possible.
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Cedar Falls
Galloway Farm
Detroit Mayor Receives Flowers for National Flower Show
John D. Smith of Detroit presents a basket of roses carnations daffodils and lilies to Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts marking the opening of the national flower show in Detroit. The bouquet came from Loomis flower shop as part of a broader nationwide gesture by 3,500 florists linked to the Say It with Flowers telegraph campaign.
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John D. Smith
Detroit
Michi
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Loomis Flower
Smith
National Association
Overtures Between Iowa Miners and Operators Falter
Des Moines March 12. tentative overtures between Iowa mine workers and operators appeared to have ceded in failure. Joe Morris, president of United Mine Workers District 18, returned to his headquarters at Albia with the cessation of coal mining in Iowa April 1 still probable.
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PAIG
Des Moines
Jlowa ‘i
Joe
Morris
United ’Mine Workers, District 18
Albia
Iowa
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Chicago March 12 report shows sharp differences over wheat export carryover and December supplies. Domestic wheat S supply appears 54 million bushels above last year while buyers and mills stand well supplied. Corn futures slide modestly as receipts fall and field work begins. Provisions weaken on slower export demand.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Butter prices hold firm as week opens in Chicago
Butter markets remain firm and more active at current price levels in Chicago during the first half of the week. Receipts across four markets align with last week, demand shows signs of strengthening, and medium to lower grades stay in a firm position as large distributors push prices upward. Domestic prices rise while foreign markets trend lower.
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Chicago
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday Across Stations
Herbert Hoover will address a nationwide audience via WEAF and stations including WOC. Tonight features New York Symphony with Walter Damrosch, KMA and KENF programs, WIL, WSU, WMAM WTAM WBBM and WLS barn dances, old fiddlers on WLW, concerts on KDA WCF WHB, a KMOX recital, ENR WENR trio, harpist WSK, IXTHS railroad artists, WGN opera, WRAP John Tarlton collent program.
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Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
WEAF
WOC
New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch
KMA
KENF
WIL
WSU
WMAM
WTAM
WBBM
WLS
WLM
WLW
KDA
WCF
WHB
KMOX
WENR
WSK
IXTHS
WGN
John Tarlton Collent
WRAP
Silent Tonight Radio Listings Across Major Cities
A dense scrub of radio listings shows stations from Chicago to Davenport to New York airing concerts, orchestras, programs, and church services. Entries reference WGN WLS WCFL KYW WGN in Chicago. KDKA Pittsburgh. WDAF Kansas City. WBAP Fort Worth. WEAF New York. WMAQ Chicago. WCCO Minneapolis. and many others, detailing schedules, programs, and performances across evenings and midweek.
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Lincoln
KTHS
Hot, Springs
WBEM
Chicago
Detroit
WMBB
Orchestra
Omaha
WQJI
Independence
Weeco
Mpls
St. Paul
WEAF
New York
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Buffalo
WGN
Alusic
WTAM
Cleveland
WEBH
Theatre
WRO
Washington
Sal
Army
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Houston
KGO
Oakland
KYW
WBAP
Fort Worth
WBBM
Wenr
Wee Fon
Jones City
Hot Springs
Weco
Wen
WIBO
Wwoc
Davenport
M— Herrea
WRAA
Dallas
Arts
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Los Angeles
Des Moines
Ames
Dés Moines
Inngt
Fort, Worth
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WIR
WIZ
Ast
York
KDKA
WRC
WSB
WHAS
Wsit
WLW
Cincinnati
Orch
Silles
New, York
Angeles
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Nei
AWGR
Newark
WRCO
WSAT
rAtlanta
Ml — Kenichel
Shenandoah
BKERC
WCCO
Ste. Paulo
Des: Melgers
Sul
Iowa
City
Frolice Wtco
Mopls
KFI
Vaudeville
WBAT
Grantland Rice to headline Collier's Sunday radio revue
Grantland Rice, famed sports writer, will headline the sixth weekly radio revue of Collier's Sunday night at 9 30 eastern time. From station WIZ and NBC blue network outlets WBZ KDKA KYW he will discuss Seeing's Not Believing, exploring how crucial moments in sport are often missed by spectators and participants.
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Grantland Rice
Collier's
WIZ
New York
National Broadcasting Company
WBZ
KDKA
KYW
Rice
Grinnell Denounces Alumni Agitation Over Coaching Staff
Alumni and students at Grinnell College urged for a higher quality coaching staff to level the field with Missouri Valley rivals. President J. H. T. Main strongly denounced the agitation at a college meeting on March 12.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Sta Minsouri Valley
Stronly
J. H. T. Main
Coltegs
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