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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
10
Classifieds list musical instruments for sale, clothing, farm and household items, and service notices. Entries include saxophones, pianos, records, bicycles, guns, clothing, seeds, shrubs, and a Jersey Guernsey cow for sale, plus a legal notice of an administrator appointment and a construction bid posting.
Auction like listing notes For Sale seed barley and various seeds at farm elevator in Raymond Ohio. Includes disease free seed from Pataki and offer of cheaper bulk pardén seed. Also mentions Alfa and Fodder switch corn and miscellaneous seed items with contact numbers.
The State Printing Board will accept sealed proposals until 4 p m Friday April 9 1926 to supply specified works and materials. For details contact Robert Henderson Superintendent of Printing State Capitol Building Des Moines Iowa. Also notice of administrator appointment with will annexed in Black Hawk County confirming estate of Chris Hausman. Creditors billed and claims must be filed with the district court clerk in Waterloo Iowa. Sealed bids for grading and drainage on Waterloo Raymond road district and Jubilee Brandon road district No 9 due by April 3 3990 with cashier’s check equal to 10 percent of bid.
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with Chairman Teishauge and members Northey Decker Teeter Antes Bentley Miller. They approved a $4.17 clerical error refund for George Morningstar, ordered tax sale redemptions and suspensions, approved a $210,090.00 bond tax collection, referred a road charge cancellation to officials, and granted a three month leave of absence for deputy Miss Mabel Luhman with temporary help for the county superintendent.
Black Hawk county supervisors meet in Waterloo and discuss a 730 dollar payment for property transfer from Waterloo Building and Loan Assoc.. approve clerk and auditor salary adjustments and a tax exemption petition. adjourn to March 15 1926 at 1 pm. Also note former actions on permanent school fund balance and county fund allocations.
In PLainfield and Waterloo areas, residents Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter visited Waterloo. Geo Shinmon stayed with daughter Porter in Tamfa. Mrs TD Moore and Miss Trone Smith visited Waterloo. Eveluind Ames spent the weekend with Plainfield relatives. Margaret Mahin and Robert Tray, Cornell students, enjoy spring vacation at home. Marjorie Foster stayed with sister Charlotte Foster. Ulisses Lewtie Krieger and Kelen Creutl visited Waterloo. Howard Good family of New Bedford and Mrs. Carrie Cred visited. Miss Joy Brownlee spent the week at home in Pomer. George Logan and Sprite were noted residents involved.
Login Sloux Falls and D visiting Plainfield relatives attend an annual meeting linked to a cemetery society. Mrs W D Farnsworth and daughter Visorlog spend Sundays with her parents. Mr and Mrs WL Farnsworth host Mire A J Beckage and daughter at the N Smith home for a weekend.
Local items show Gertrude Klebe visiting with her parents, and W T O hosting guests at Mrs J J Tume’s home. Johanna Witke returns after months away, Waldeland home from Minnesota trip to see his sister, and a Birthday Club luncheon for Naomi Lubten. Mr and Mrs C F H Brogmus attended the Des Moines poultry and egg convention. Mrs Gok Hegkuid hosted a ladies’ afternoon in honor of Miss Lela Herland, luncheon served. Charlotte Kleinwart and Bernstien brothers vacationing at Cornell College return home.
Prisoner A Z Besd once a falr merchant faces appeal as court reviews his conviction for receiving stolen goods. The case traces a path through state courts to the United States Supreme Court with Besd challenging the verdict.
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