Notice of Bankrupt Meeting and Adminstratrix Appointment
Legal notices dated May 1928 detail a first meeting of creditors in Waterloo Iowa for a bankrupt, with attendance and claims procedures to be conducted May 21 1928 at 10 o clock in the morning. Also notices appointing Veronica Metcalf administratrix of Katherine A Loos estate and proof of will for Margaret Walter deceased set for May 11 1928 in Black Hawk County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jordan
Marsh Place
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Wateriog
I A. I Jordan
Igwa
Black Awk
Katherine A. Loos
Black Hawk
Veronica Metcalf
Logan Agr
Marga Walter
County Board Proceedings in Black Hawk County 1928
Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors meet in Waterloo and approve claims including Rob Thierman ewe damage payment of 12 dollars and adjust A Van Valkenburg tax assessment from 75 000 to 70 000. They hear welfare and deputy appointments, road agreement with La Porte City, and venereal disease clinic funding. Real estate transfers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
F. R. Decker
Messisantes
Teeter
Relshauge
Beasley
Miler
Rob. Thierman
Retshouge
A. van Valkenburg
John Goodfellow
M and C
Board of Review
la Porte City
Ahles
W. A Lomley
Refshauge
J. A. Meyers
Cedar Pulls
Miller
Iowa
Bentler
Bentley
Eb Hawk
F. W. Esher
Cheirman
Harvey Smith Day Book Reveals Coal Trade and Civil War Tales
A Waterloo coal merchant Harvey Smith kept a day book with 1884 coal and cordwood buyers and a Civil War reminiscence series from Matt Parrott’s Iowa State Reporter. The volume, later owned by Thomas F. Shannon, includes vivid diaries of Smith’s Civil War experiences and a list of 1884 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
Waterloo
Thomas F. Shannon
Fourth Street
Hig
Matt Parrott
Smith
Col
Harvey Smilith
Col. Smith
May 9 Mercury at 93 Sets Record for Years
New York May 1 INS Un fire damage of the United States Steel Corp decreased 463,073 tons in April. Forward April orders totaled 3,872,133 tons, vs 4,335,206 tons March 31 and 4,398,189 tons Feb 29. The day’s heat wave pushed temperatures to 93 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Steel Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Proceedings OF County Board
O. Hutchison
Gerd
Thomas Dyer
W. W W. Renner
Blok
Howrey & McWilliams
Engen Oil
Alfred Schroeder
Shullam
Attia L Mason
Galloway
M. J. Torney
W. Rand L Walker
Verplanck Magdsick
Paul
Bennett
West Park
Elizabeth Venderwalker
John Smith
Beals Suomi
E . Isley
R. L. Ranney
Sunnyside
Ceder Falls
W. M. McCann
Lexa
Elizabeth L
Frost
William G Spooner
Riverview
Wake d Austine HH. Burkett
Ey al
E. Oliver
Cooley Addition
Anna Christensen
J. C. Christensen
H. L. Diekmann
West Side
Hows & McWilliams
Mary E Tharp
Chas
Jack Rom
Hillside
Magdalen B. Kerns
Matilda Graham
Block & Calumet
Ee Set & Co
Bray
Lot
Grilovsida A
Githarty
Weatiniag
Madigan
Madiken
West Union
Frank Beck
C. F. Morrill
Peter Rechtfertig
Union Mutual Aid Association
Waterloo Gas Tight Company
G. Hackett
Joe Dunham
J. F. Armstrong
Lancaster Bros. de Co
J. H. Hubbard
W. W. Allbee
Reuben Lester
Mercury
Coats
Brighton
Tion
Marcelling
RAYON
Munsing
Munsing Mills
Gordon
Rain
Jeather
Flore
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