Help Wanted and Real Estate Listings From Waterloo Advertisements
Classifieds describe numerous Wanted ads for laborers salesmen and general help plus a large spread of rental and real estate notices including homes lots and commercial space for sale or lease and legal notices of property auctions and sheriff sales in Waterloo Black Hawk County Iowa.
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Fenvieman
Times Times of Black
John HH. Gaird
Waterloo
Airwinda
Aracal
Marvin Burson
Wartley
Iowa
Alto
Gradumre Commercial College
Ganlen
Shorty
Dolan
Financial Pinaaciel
Waterloo Savings Bank
Town Securities Co
L. W
Farsons Storage Dept
Rales Om
Bord Transfer & Storage Company
Minneapole Transfer and Storage
California
Buerif
Baig Botios
Towa
Black Hawk County
Thas
Iighesat
Read
Black Hawk
State of
Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Colty & Parker Transfer Line
Georgie W. Whent
Hollister, Brothers
J. W. Eastland
Mra
J. W. Eastand
Hia
Ffs
Greenfield
T. Wagner
Iowan
Rend
Tuthill & Reed
F Plaintift
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Sansaonet Ass
Mars J. Norman
We. Miler
Robert’ E
Home Park
Gottlies Miller
Clarence
Mee
Rosamond M
Gisbert
Jones
Rainbow
Aubdivision
Ira
Elizabeth Williams
Martin F
Sullivan
A. Dorothes Eklund
Joanie J. Trick
Reed
Harry
Shaw
Moffitt
Lote
A Madigan
OsTitt
Sidnee A
Grattan
R. Gratton
Austairs Gennis
Ricker
Vann
Conger Park
fRelay
Loo Bank & Trust Co
J. D. Miller
Rev
Fltza- Kattey
Block
Sans Souc
Uncle Harry Talks on Crime War and Remedies
In a dialogue between Uncle Harry and Helen, they discuss an epidemic of robbery and murder across the country. They cite unemployment, war-induced pressures, ease of automobile escapes, and rising drug use as causes, and propose law enforcement and public education as remedies. Real estate transfers follow in the local notices.
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Helen
Harry
New York
Uncle Harry
Lue
Uncle Marty
Hudson Events Include Birthday, Play and Reunion
Hudson residents celebrate Mrs Shaffner’s birthday in Minnesota while plans unfold for the Rebekah convention in Watertown and a senior class play The Man on the Box. Teachers host a surprise engagement announcement for Miss Welstead as Miss Welstead to wed Prof Archar. amateur notes cover local births and Legion activities.
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Hudson
Tanay SmnMors
Shaffner
Anoka
Minn
Heraighty
Minnesota
Rebekah
Watertoo
Hudson Lodge
Muriel Wolstead
Hudson School
Mariel Welstead
C. P. Archar
Miss Welstead
Ure
Elizabeth Maestain
Presbyterian Hospital
Wi “Sterloo
Prank Wood
Amerean Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Mes. PF. C
Sage
Waterloo
William McFarland
Verona
Wis
New Hartford Area Residents Report Visits and Local News
New Hartford residents report visits and health events. Mrs. Oliver Townsend and her son Cecil travel to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Sido. James Campbell and family visit grandmother Mrs Margaret Miller in Dike. Rockford resident John Boutihan has an amputated leg after an accident at St Francis hospital Waterloo. Mrs A E Seaner leaves for Nora Springs to visit daughter Mrs Genevieve Walker. Roger Manney and son vacation with friends in Independence. Beaver Lodge ALF and A M will meet Tuesday. George Gusema and crew depart for Springfield to build a house. Mrs Grace Johnson helps celebrate her father S M Harding's 94th birthday. Harding Civil War veteran.
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New Hartford
Oliver Townsend
Cecil
Henry Sido
Rockford
John Boutihan
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
James Campbell
Ida Squires
Myrtle Larson
Vera Johnson
Dike
Margaret Miller
Airs
Fred Harmon
Betty
Winifred
Shelly Rock
R. Harmon
A. BE. Seaner
Genevieve Walker
Nora Springs
Chicago
Lester Butler
Beaver
Alf
A. M
George Gusema
Carpentera
Mr. Hating
Dunkerton Play and Community News Highlight Local Events
Dunkerton Iowa reports include Indian play directed by Miss Van Vilet staged last Tuesday. Dave Boyer goes to Nashua. Archie Shima’s new residence under carpentry. community cleanup at school grounds. senior class reception at Rev Browne home. nearby residents visiting and family gatherings noted.
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Dunkerton
Mega
Miss van Vilet
Dave Boyer
Nashua
R. Art Holdiman
Lester
Trunnell
Bandurant
Seeene Clair Kraft
Oelwein
Lawrence Fettkether
Fairbank
Joni Feitkether
Archie Shima
Neshua
Willam “Keeft
Poelweb
Nick Wellner
C. C. Browne
H.R. Guttner
Owen
AL AL Herdiman
Tom Sadler
Boone
Wlevett
Ames Ta
Raymond area social notes and farm milieux brief
The page lists residents visiting relatives and staying with family in Waterloo Jesup and East Waterloo township. It notes a new baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Mat tle Frost and mentions seeding and corn ground work. Community activities include a Women's Home Missionary Society meeting and a dress form demonstration by Miss Hodson.
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Raymond
May
Grandma Hasitt
Waterloo
Walter
Fred Hewitt
Sylvester Taylor
Frank Lloyd
Lila Jones
Y Harvey
and Stra
Harvey Eoceant
Crabtree
Ando
W. H. Weir
Weir
Jesup
Thomas Gilrey
Whaterloo
Howard Peek
Mattle Frost
J .G. Gallaveaux
Mat
Ber
Women's Home
Sheckler
Annual Band Banquet Draws Large Cedar Falls Crowd
Cedar Falls held its annual band banquet with about a hundred guests gathering at the Commercial club rooms. Leo and Leslie Hughes received silver cases for visiting card use after 22 years of service. F L McCreary led as toastmaster with remarks from Murtagh Meara Boyd Seerlay Madigan Merner and others. Also noted was a 70th birthday dinner for Mrs Marie Refshauge at her Franklin street home with family from Nebraska and local relatives attending. Nearby residents Kenneth Sian Andson and others arrived from Sioux City for five days before planning a New York stay, while Mrs F W Schrieber and daughter returned from Seward following a relative’s death.
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Cedar Falls
Leo
Leslie Hughes
F. L.cCreary
J. C. Murtagh
Meara
Waterloo
W. R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Seerlay
Ed Madigan
R. S. Merner
le Clairé
Martin
J. B. Cley
George A
Fred Schmidt
Franklin Street
Jeppa
Peter
Marquette
Neb
Arnold
Polk
Andrew H
Jesse
Edward
Otto
Gustave
W. N.hostrop
Ars
Edward Lund
Refshauge
Kenneth Sian Andsor
Ux City
New York City
F. W. Schrieber
Seward
Hospitality Day Brings 50 to Lamb Home La Porte
May events at the Lamb Home La Porte City Ia feature Hospitality Day hosted by Mrs. Lloyd W. Sarah with 25 guests and 50 attendees. Tables with tulips, three course dinner, vocal solos by Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Wraener, and hostesses Mrs. Lamb and division three members. Will Husman arrives for brother Georges Husman funeral. Mrs. Kober attends S S convention. J C Messner travels to Cedar Rapids then Van Horne. Ted Miller of Waterloo visits La Porte City friends.
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East Side
Lafayette Street
Dury Jersey
Farrow
Waterton
Iowa
Cel Post
Schmidt
Waverly
John Dahixaard
Fowler
Burtos’ Holmes
Wustrated Travel Eetures
Inylma
Ineternational Encyclopedia
Theomard
Yennes
West Third Si
Lamb
la Porte City
Lloyd W- Sarah
F. E.lehman
R& Wraener
Pauline- Ashley de
Will Husman
Ids
Will Huanan
Denver
Cole
Georges H. Husman
Colfer
Carleton Havan
Colfax
Will
M. Haven
Kober
S. S. Conventi H
Jesse O. Kober
Rapids
Eater
J.C. Messner
Cédar Rapii
Messner
van Horne
Esi
P. RB. Foster
John Lehman
Charles City
Ted Miller
Waterloo
Local Happenings and Community Notices from Parkerstown May Day
Local society notes reveal residents such as Mrs. Jane Lyons 94 performing housework daily and Mrs. Mary McGee at 86 continuing routines. The piece mentions Marguerite Wingert and Helen McCall receiving county seeds and potatoes for outstanding work while students perform in a school operetta The Three Bears. Calls out moves and visits including Prof Penrod’s convention attendance and Roy Patterson’s Chicago trip.
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Cinger
Miss Hudson
Poyner No
Marguerite Wingert
Sges
Helen McCall
Daily Star
Jane Lyons
Mary McGee
Blagney
Bent Wright
Hartford
David Moore
George
Palmer
Ploeme
John Vanshe
Ellis
Helen Strickland
Aptente
Geroge Dettrick
Cedar
Falla
Laahurook
Hi A. Mead
Dubuqua
Penrod
Town City
Roy Patterson
Chicago
Charles City
Milas
Clifford Ballouia
Atlas Snyder
Three Bears
Ratte
Cedar Falls
R. A. Ludeman
Mason City
Dr. White
Mastodon Tusk Unearthed In Pratt Kansas
Workmen digging the basement for a new business block in Pratt Kansas uncovered a mastodon tusk section about six feet long with eight to ten inch diameter. Professor Rufus Gray estimates the full tusk to exceed twenty feet, part of a larger prehistoric skeleton previously found in the city.
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Pratt
Kan
Rufus Gray
Pratt High
Gray
Country Woman's Rooster club gathers in Mooreville
In Mooreville Ia on May 4 the Country Woman's Rooster club met at Mrs Grover Thomas home with strong attendance. Hostesses served luncheon while members filled and donated 30 dozen eggs to the Orphans Home at Council Bluffs. The group socialized and worked on dress forms. Next meeting set for May 24 at Mrs Frank Meeker home with Mrs Frank Frost Mrs Will H Smith and Mrs Frank Meeker hosting. Visitors welcome. One member recovering and a nurse's return noted.
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Mooreville
Country Woman's Rooster Club
Grover Thomas
JL Meeker
John Keel
Council Bluffs
Frank
Meeker
Mmes
Frank Frost
Will H. Smith
Frank Meeker
GO. J. Hayward
Miss Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Local Notes From Geneseo Iowa Area
Geneseo Iowa notes detail visitors and moves including the Conrads from Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs J P Conrad visiting relatives. J K Rice and family relocate from Waterloo to Als house on HL A Cunningham farm. Cummings family visits. Little Alcin Wheeler ill. GENESEO brief items on residents and farm updates.
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Barclay Center
Conrad
Cedar Rapids
Pook
J. P. Conrad
K. Rice
Waterloo
Als House
HL A
Waterton
Atkins
Frank Brown
W. W. Anderson
Fons
Long years fail to keep Ohioans from working
McArthur May 4 In a small Ohio village a 90 year old named Uncle Dan Will continues his daily bank duty at his desk. The piece notes residents keep at work despite age and time, reflecting local work ethic and aging workers.
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McArthur
Ohio
Dan Will
Turkish women push reform as veils fall and dances rise
In Constantinople May 4 Turkish women imitate Parisian fashions and dances provoking police warnings as veils disappear and tea and dinner dances spread across classes. Younger women adopt foxtrots and waltzes while clubs hire European supervisors to oversee dancing, stirring fear of prosecution for public performances. Heavy fruit yield forecast as buds swell across apple plum cherry crops with currants and berries promising strong harvest if freezes and sprayings stay favorable.
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Constantinople
Paris
Ona Clirb’ Kes
Nolice Cardlea
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Dairy Cattle Congress
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Hawk County
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Fred S. Pettit
Merk District Court
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Many Noonan
C. W. Knoop
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Martha A. Miller
Lewis Miller
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Max W. Miller
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Cedar Pulls
IRB
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John H. Ruat
Letra Ebepecentteceses
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Tracer
J. R. Thompson
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Cat Vanderheyden
Oak Bale
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Sheckier
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Helena Speer
James Baker
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Ralph Speer
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Traor
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