For Sale and Public Notices In Waterloo Iowa 1917
A cluttered page lists sales, rentals, and notices. Items include complete wireless outfits, secondhand bicycles, a large rental room, and farm land 80 acres two miles west of Waterloo. Legal notice in Black Hawk county describes Mill Square parcels and Cedar River location with lengthy parcel descriptions and railroad rights.
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Moir St
Korse
Harnese
Surrey
Bell May
Mussell-Lameron Hotel
Westth St
W. B. Clemence Dray
Ellis Wilson
Mead
Waterloo
Wilson
Worthen
Cedar River Park
Motice
District Court of
Iowa
Black Hawks County
Nauman Company
Plaintif
Towit
Cedar River
Black Hawk County
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern Railway Company
Chicago, Rosk Island and Pacific Railway Company
Mill Square
City of
Cedar Street
Cedar Surgery
Pack Avenue
Main Street
Cedar Streets
Towa
Park Avenue
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Bill Company
West Park Avenue
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Sarah Wood
Wood
Noble W. Wood
Adam Staller
Stoller
Anna M. Stoller
Matthias. van Brocklin
M. van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Charlotte van Brocklin
Chauncer J. Maynard
Cordelia Maynard
Extra Judge for Supreme Court 1s Proposed in Bill
State House, Des Moines, March 26. A Senate resolution by Senator Holdoegel of Calhoun county seeks data on Iowa Supreme Court work and opinions filed by each justice since 1917. Debate erupted with Senators Kimball and others opposing it as an invidious comparison. The measure passed 21 to 10 to inform the Senate on the court’s workload and the need for an extra justice.
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State House
Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Holdoegel
Calhoun County
Iowa Supreme Court
Kimball
Supreme Court
House
Proudfoot
Landscape Artist Shows City’s Need
Mrs. Josephius M Nesbit of Springfield Ohio famed as a civic beauty promoter is in Waterloo invited by William Gallo. She is hosted at a luncheon with city officials church and school representatives. Nesbit plans talks to school children this week to stimulate youth interest in landscaping through illustrated lectures. William Galloway backs the movement and will offer prizes.
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William Galloway
Josephius M. ‘Nesbit
Springfeld
Ohio
Waterloo
Waterloo Bowling Team Leads in Mason City Tourney
Waterloo bowling team took first with a 2695 total as Herb Mucha placed third in singles. The Engravers struggled though with many local bowlers reportedly expected to place in prize money amid lengthy court notices and guardians named among numerous individuals in an original notice filed in Black Hawk county Iowa.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Herb Mucha
Waterloo Engravers
City in Brief Repairs and visits across Waterloo region
Local society notes show a flurry of visitors and departures: Senator Wills G. Haskell of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend in Waterloo. Mrs. J. J. Rainbow and Miss Alda R. Clark visited Chenoa relatives. Waldemar and Kamilla Petersen secured a marriage license in Cedar Falls. Mrs. Austin Leversee returns from Zephyr Hills. several residents travel for business, health, or family events. A few court actions include divorce suits by Argene Ayers and Idall Mathews, and a sealed verdict in Paige vs Miller awarding $205.67.
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Frank Folk
East Waterloo
Waldemar Petersen
Kamilla Petersen
Cedar Falls
R. Burnett
Lewiston
Mont
Lydia Bicher
Social Welfare League
Chicago
F. F. Rogers
Ames
C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Canton
Crescent
la Porte City
Austin Leversee
Zephyr Hills
Fla
John Scott
Harry M. Scott
Presbyterium Hospital
G. C. Jameson
Hattia Standish
St. Paul
Minn
Mr. Jameson
Gertrude Shaw
Lincoln
Neb
W. Eb. Guenther
Fern Belt
Local fraternal announcements and Barnum and Bailey plans
Announcements list: Ascalon commandery 25 EX T special conclave Monday on temple work. Waterloo lodge 105 called communication Tuesday March 27 for first degree. Veterans meet Memorial hall Tuesday for regular business. Royal Neighbors meet tomorrow 7 30 p m at Commercial street 1 O F hall. Drill and business session precede picnic supper. bring sandwich and one other article. E B Social class Thursday afternoon with Mrs ER N Draper. Hawkeye camp 137 Woodmen meet Tuesday 8 p m Labor temple. Barnum and Bailey circus coming to Waterloo June 28. R D Lorimer advance agent arranging city license and Logan avenue ground use. circus appears here about every four years.
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Ascalon Commandery
EX. T
Waterloo Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Memorial Hall
Royal Neighbors
Commercial Street
E. B
ER. N. Draper
Hawkeye Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Labor Temple
Barnum and Bailey
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Waterloo
R. D. Lorimer
Furious battle near St Quentin as French gain ground
French forces pressed the German line south of the Oise and near the Salgons St. Quentin road despite bad weather. Patrols reached Volontury and other French positions repelled German counterattacks. Russian detachments crossed into Mosul while Germans attempted gas attacks along the Russian front near Postavy.
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Omignon
Couey
Aillette
Salgsons- St. Quentin
Folembray
Couey Lechateau
Paris
Oise
War Office
Volonturay
Coucy
Somme
Mosul
London
Persia
Petrograd
British Admiralty
Postavy
Dvyinsk
Largest Sunday school rally at First Congregational Church
The largest Sunday school rally in the church history drew nearly 800 attendees. Rev. EB Lang of First Evangelical spoke on parental roles, Carleton Silas, formerly with the Mexican border national guard, urged service to country, and flags were presented by Waterloo Companies members with America sung.
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First Congregational Church
EB. J. Lang
First Evangelical Church
Carleton Silas
National Guard
Mexican
Mc. Sias
Waterloo
Lawrence Leonard
Robert Nauman
George Reusch
America
H. BH
Parr
A. Be, Haswell
Berlin reports sinking of 76 allied vessels
Berlin reports the sinking of 25 steamships 14 sailing vessels and 37 trawlers with an aggregate tonnage of 80 000 in the past few days according to an admiralty wireless from Sayville. Temperature readings for March 26 show a range from midnight to noon with varying high and low values across years.
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Berlin
Sayville
Admiralty
Vinol Ad Claims High School Help For Waterloo Girls
A Waterloo drug advertisement reviews a Fort Worth girl’s recovery from nervous weakness after taking Vinol a beef and cod liver peptide tonic. It promotes Vinol to similar students with a money back guarantee and lists Wangler Bros. Co. and C. J. Miller as sponsors with Iowa town availability.
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Waterloo
Dorris Coplier
Fort Worth
Tex
Coplier
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Iowa
Red Cross Seeks Large Local Membership Drive
Local Red Cross unit launches active membership campaign tomorrow with representatives in Black and Duds Dry Goods to solicit applications. Six membership levels range from annual four dollars to patron wife one hundred dollars. Headquarters at 514 Sycamore Street pending funds to open 510 Sycamore. Public urged to enroll and support relief work.
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Red Cross
Dames Black
Paul Duds
Wt. Northey
I Us
Marual
Lfe
Sted Cross
Hermann Miller
J.C. Hartman
Lewis Frank
Sycamore Street
Nell, Jackson
Vacant Lot Farming National Movement Takes Shape
Mayor W H R Law prepared to issue a proclamation urging planting gardens in every available space following a telegram from Charles Lathrop Pack. The National Emergency Mood Garden Commission targets one million gardens this year and will provide free advice to Birdenere.
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W. H R. Law
Charles Lathrop Pack
National Emergency Mood Garden Commission
Law
Gerard party member visits Waterloo and speaks on war
Frank H. Harms of Chicago, a former United States embassy attaché in Berlin and six months under James W Gerard, toured Waterloo today en route to Town City. He attended the Rotary luncheon and predicted inevitable war with Germany, asserting U S strength will be unleashed when it comes. He praised U S popularity abroad, especially in France.
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Frank H. Harms
Chicago
United States
Berlin
James W Gerard
Germany
Waterloo
Mr. Harms
Rotary Club
Gerard
France
Leffingwell Lecture on Yellowstone Ark for Commercial Club
William Bruce Leffingwell, author and lecturer, is secured by Charles Van Vieck to lecture April 4 at the commercial club on Yellowstone National Park. The moving picture and slide show is free of charge for members and guests. Also noted is a Black Hawk County Registered Nurses meeting at Sartori Memorial Hospital in Cedar Falls Tuesday at 2:30 p m.
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Charles van Vieck
Commercial Club
Denver
Waterloo
J. L. Beal
Pasadena
Cal
William Bruce Leffingwell
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hawk County
Registered Nurses’ Association
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Cedar Falls
Miss
Porter to Speak on War at Base Hospital Border
Superintendent Porter will address personnel at the border base hospital about the war effort. Red Cross enrollment is urged with reports directed to Misa Porter. CLEAN LIVING URGED IN DOCTOR'S ADDRESS. Dr Guthrie McConnell spoke to youths at Whitlock on the subject Facts About Life. He demonstrated careful hygiene and the need for clean habits in a practical demonstration.
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Porter
Red Cross
Misa Porter
Guthrie McConnell
Witerlog
Yom. GO. A
McConnell
Local Mortuary Notices for Francis Wood and Peddi cord
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Mrs. Francis Wood of 729 Vine Street dies after surgery, survived by husband Howard and children Mira Thomas Vinton Willard and Marjoria, with services at Grace M. KE church and burial at Milwood. Rev. C A Peddicord dies. arrival of remains and funeral at First Methodist Church. pallbearers listed. Mrs Catherine Schmitz dies in Riceville. body to Waterloo. burial at St. Marys Gilbertville with services at St. Marys Catholic Church.
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Tda Francis Woon
da Mratide Wood
Howard ¢. Wood
Vine Fon Street
Sibday
St. Francis Hospital
Annesville
Co Raymond
Waterloo
Fler Tionpaatel
Windy Central
Mira
Thomas Collenting
TS. Vinton
Willard
Marjoria
A. A. Walsh
Sioux City
Dr. C. C. Walsh
Merrill
Wis
Marry Walsh
Los Angeles
Walsh
San Jacinto
Chl
C. A. Peddicord
Illnoiis Central
First Methodist Church
Elmwood Center
Peddicord
McGregor
Methodist Church
W. Court
BE. A. Maker
G. B. Shoemaker
B. J. Lockwood
W. FP. Spry
J. W. Holland
Cedar Falls
Catherine Schmitz
Riceville
Woaterloo
H. A. Schmitz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gilbertville
Father Nemmers
Tonic for Growing Girls and Foundational Health
A vintage ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for girls in growth spurts to prevent thinness and nervousness. It claims the pills boost blood elements to meet rising demands and lay a foundation for future health, priced at fifty cents per box and available via local druggists or direct order from Schenectady.
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St. Vitus
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Uprising Feared Among I W W Workers At Gas Plant
Eight iron workers brought to the Citizens Gas and Electric electric plant site reportedly caused trouble this morning. The foreman planned to discharge them but feared further trouble. Police Chief J D Caldwell assured protection for crew and property. Report indicates the workers may be I W W members.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Company
The
Rotary by law amendment limits club voting power
A Rotary club by law amendment discussion featured voting power moving from the organization to a committee. Speakers Jobs Slapyon and A. Gales argued for and against at the June meeting in Hotel Russell Lamson. The amendment carried after a prior vote was postponed for member review. A separate note reports a burglary at Hamilton Camera shop with cash missing and a window entry. Public gospel meetings in Commercial Street Gospel Hall led by evangelist A N O’Brien run nightly at 7:45 pm except Saturdays.
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Rotary Club
Comuyidea
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Uni
Jobs Slapyon
Gales
Geo. J. Lichty
Waterloo
Commercial Street Gospel Hall
A. N. O'brien
Duluth
Minn
Lydia Pinkham remedy praised by Lowell woman
A Lowell Massachusetts woman describes relief from nervous condition headaches and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She touts it as the best remedy for sick women and urges others to seek confidential guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lowell
Mass
Frien
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Kear
Worthen St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Dandruff Cure Promises Clear Scalp After Use
Advertisement claims Danderine removes all dandruff after one or two applications. It asserts no flakes remain and the scalp will stop itching, stating a single rubbing clears the scalp and hair remains unafflicted by dandruff.
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Caution
An old style ad claims California Syrup of Figs safely relieves constipation in children, promising quick relief for feverish, restless kids. It urges mothers to buy a 50 cent bottle, ensure the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company, and warns against counterfeit syrups.
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California
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Hawthorne Avenue
Hawkeye
Fifth Street East
Sullivan
Wellington Thane
Oaics
Care Courier
Peterson
Martin Bros
Norwood Avenue
Park
Nolice
Shiner
George
W. L. Christy
William Christy
William L. Christie
A.D
District Court of Town
Court House
Zaid
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Fred S. Pettit
District Court
Buchanan
George Sheridan
County
Yesteray
Wills G. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Alda R. Clark
J. J. Rainbow
Chenoa, Fl
Woolley
Minnesota
Forest Shores
Iowa City
E. J. Machamer
Rochester, Minn
Mr. Machamer
J. H Ratchford
Independence
Frank Gretty
Parkersburg
Argene Ayers
Zinuw Ayers
Idall Mathews
Edward Mathews
P. Hy. Paige
Harry Miller
Gladys Cuddeback
Davenport
St. Luke's Hospital
Il Health
Sam Chezer
J. B. Kepford
F. F. Knapp
Chazer
Quentin Gaing
Congregational Church
Scotland
House of Commons
Bogar Law
Buchanan Optical Co
National Movement
Lepfingwell
Yellowstone Ark
Doutor
I. W.W
Row Clean
Tilieves Rob
Hamilton
Bridge Street
M.C.A. Building
Bhbidas
Earl W. Jacoby
Lafayette
Courier
Wren Houses
Bird Houses
Hallerfelt Company
Lafayette Street
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