Public Auction Notice in Black Hawk County Iowa
Legal notice of an auction directed by a referee from the Black Hawk County District Court. Sale of described real estate in Waterloo Waterloo on November 4 1929 at 2 PM to highest bidder. Raymond Edwards Longley Ransler Harris attorneys, Waterloo Iowa.
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Cen
Iowa
Black Hawk County
L. F
Nottger
Pladntitt
Lena Bolte
Clyde “Nottger
Ceella. Nottger
Sarah Paul
Muriel Ducker
Waterloo
Town
Waterioo
Gaurt of Tow
Black Mark
Alexander Frank
A. Prank
Lauretia Frank
Wetlan
Alexander Prant
Garretta Frank
Baven Il
Rosewood
Waters Foo
Qika
Thie Plain
Saint Real Estates
Court House
Towa
Reid
Cedar
Northern Railway Company
McKinley Street
City of
Nerariss
Sion Ba
T Ho
Cedar Falls
State of
EL PI
Chas. O. Mackay
Meyer
Cy Clerk
Iswa
Black ‘Hawk County
B. EB
Alexander
D. B. Alexander
Emil Stetten
Lan
John W. Gwynne
District Court of
Towr
Emil Stelfes
Iowr
Black Hass County
Robert G. Geldier
Erna A. Seidler
Erna A. Seidler, Executrix
Independence Ave
Watertog
LG. Belt
WW. Thompson
Glerk District Court
Gulbertville Lighting Co
Gilber¢ville
Gilbertvile
Jacob Schanes
WM. Schares
Reliable Implement Company Takes Over Bloker Business
Reliable Implement company of Waterloo has taken over the Bloker Implemens business at 311 Park Avenue West. Bloker started two years ago as a Deere & Co retail outlet. R. A. Blaker, the former proprietor, travelled as an implement salesman. George L. Porter, from Mason City, is president of the new firm. Albert Lange, formerly of Davenport, is bookkeeper and repair man. William Conrad becomes field service manager and salesman.
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Park Avenue West
Reliable Implement Company of
Waterloo
Deere & Co
R. A. Blaker
George L. Porter
Mason City
Albert Lange
Davenport
William Conrad
Cedar Falls Woman Dies of Apoplexy
Cedar Falls November 1 Mrs Jobin Miller 82 of Eldry Main street died this morning of apoplexy stricken several days ago. The body is at Brown chapel. A son George Akers survives.
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Cedar Falls
Jobin Miller
Eldry Main Street
Brown Chapel
George Akers
Nashua Baby Dies of Whooping Cough
Nashua Indiana November 1 Courier Special Service reports 10 month old Donald Knapp son of Vern and Mrs Knapp died Thursday morning after a three week illness from whooping cough and measles. Survived by two brothers Lowell Troy and two sisters Avis and Alice. Funeral held today at 2 PM at the Little Brown Church Rev Wm Kent officiating burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Courier
Nashua
Donald
Vern Knapp
Lowell
Troy
Avis
Alice
Little Brown Church
Wm. Kent
Ork Hil
Episcopal Deanery Meeting at St James Church Independence
The Dubuque deanery of the Episcopal Church will convene at St James church Independence for a two day annual meeting starting Monday. Very Rev Rowland Y Philbrook of Trinity Cathedral Davenport will lead services. Bishop Harry S Longley will attend the session which closes Tuesday evening with a 7 30 public service. The gathering aims to supervise vacant missions across rural divisions.
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Vourker
Independence
Dubuque
Episcopal Church
St. James Church
Rowland Y. Philbrook
Trinity
Harry S. Longley
Charles City Man Dies from Scarlet Fever
Clarence Smith aged 45 died at 5 30 am at his Gil bert street home from scarlet fever after illness beginning Wednesday evening He worked as store man at Sherman Nursery greenhouse eight years and was an expert on rose culture He also partnered with Pat Hillier in the Charles City Bottling company and had other business ties He is survived by a brother thought to be in Chicago with no other known relatives Funeral plans not yet set
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Courtey
Onaries City
Clarence Smith
Gilbert Street
Smith
Clara Sanders
Sherman Nursery Company
Pat Hillier
Charles City Botling Company
Chicago
Pheasant Hunters Resume Amid Open Season Incident
Fine weather spurs opening day hunting at 6 12 am as pheasant season resumes. Hunters travel from distances to the county with two days of shooting ahead. Fifteen year old Joseph Netley was accidentally shot by a companion near Cedar Falls and remains in serious condition at Sartori Hospital Cedar Falls with a wound to the sight hip.
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Ringneck
Fron
Joseph Netley
Summit Avenue
Cedar Falls
Sartori
Aneonr
Tibbitts Becomes Postmaster Settles Into Waterloo Role
Gleny A. Tibbitts former Waterloo mayor takes over as postmaster succeeding Harold B. Plumb. He pledges no changes to policy and aims to maintain a high standard of service for patrons and commercial houses while getting acquainted with the postal staff.
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Waterloo
Gleny A. Tibbitts
Harold B. Plumb
Tibbitts
Each Room Will Regulate Heat in Old People's Home
Cedar Falls November 1 Thermostatic control of heat in every room of the Sunshine addition infirmary at Western Old People's home will be possible with new automatic regulation equipment. The $8,000 gift from the Pfeiffer brothers of New York City makes the upgrade possible. Installation will start soon and require three to four months.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Sunshine
Pfeiffer Brothers
New York City
Little Change Noted in Judge Baies Condition
Little change was noted today in the condition of Judge H. B. Baies who is seriously ill at home following a paralytic stroke suffered on Monday. His right side was affected. Baies has been in failing health for years and had been able to be on the bench this fall despite prior heart attacks.
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H. B. Baies
Washington Street
Tudge Baies
Two Hunters Fined For Carrying Uncashed Guns In Car
In municipal court, JM Wren and ML White pleaded guilty to carrying shotguns without proper cases. Judge George J. Sager fined each man $10 after their Wednesday arrest by deputy game warden Jago. Real estate transfers listed involve Katherine Conrad and others, with several property deeds and lot transfers in Iowa towns.
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JM Wren
ML White
City
George J. Sager
John Co. Jago
Katherine Conrad
Herbert Joseph Conrad
Sota
ODOT
Dee Wee Ee Resttermetes
Carr
Tom Good
Lota
Ba Porte City
Towa
Charles E. Fox
Sadie Holm
Job
River Forest
Nek Imawk County
Tow
Penopeck
Telahts
Waterloo
Ses-Eae
Export Wheat Prices Rise Amid North American Demand
Wheat prices advance as export demand grows in North America with mills drawing on elevator stocks. A store wheat sold locally will be shipped from elevators soon, market closing unsettled with gains across December March and May futures.
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Chituge
Nev
North America
United States
Potatoes Market Report from Chisago Area
Potatoes receipts for Nov 1 show mixed activity with 12 carloads traded. Wisconsin sacked round whites quoted at 2.99 to 3.00, Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota at 3.15 to 2.40, Early Ohops at 2.35 to 2.40, Russell sacked at 2.80 to 3.10, mostly 2.90 to 3.00.
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Chisago
Winconsin
Minnie-sota
Nori
Dakota
South Dakota
Iday
Russell
Futures and grain markets report from Chicago and Peoria
Chicago futures close and storage notes for various commodities. Descriptions include sugar raw and refined prices, grain bids in Minneapolis, and cattle and hog receipts with price ranges in Peoria Illinois.
Feed prices steady on market offerings across regions
Washington D C Nev feed markets were unsettled in late October with little change from the prior week according to the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Prices for various feeds show varied quotations by city with light offerings and mixed demand while colder weather and steady grain trends influence buyers.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Bureau Agricultural Economics
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louie
Omaha
S. Louis
May City
Gt. Louis
Kinsan City
Ramsay City
Mona
Board of Trade Cash Quotations May Report
Historic cash quotation list shows varying prices for grains and seeds including yellow and white corn, rye, timothy seed, oats, oats, and mixed grades with values ranging from about 47 to 1.28 per unit, plus provisions such as lard ribs and bellies with prices near 10.50 to 11.00, reflecting market activity and commodity grades.
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Chicana
May
Yelow
Bata
Etiac
Market Report On Eggs Butter Cheese In New York And Missouri
Market notes from New York and Missouri detail mixed egg prices and butter creamery extras, with various grades for eggs, butter, and cheese. Receipts and standards are listed for creamery products and poultry, including turkeys and hens, with regional price movements and packing notes.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City livestock receipts total about 4 900 hogs and 1 400 sheep with varying grades. Hogs ranged from 38 25 to 9 15 per hundredweight for different weight classes while cattle and calves showed steady feeding and slaughter values with steer and heifer prices around 11 50 to 15 25 and cows near 10 to 11 dollars. Sheep and feeder lambs traded around 12 50 to 14 25 with some lighter lambs mixed in.
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Kansas City
Hog prices rise as supply tightens at Chicago markets
Chicago market notes show hog prices stepped up as supply fell sharply. More than 44,000 head sold at principal markets with steady to higher bid ranges. direct packer purchases reported. cattle and sheep receipts steady with limited activity and varied prices across grades.
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Chicago
Iona
Bend
Iowa Hog Prices at Cedar Rapids Des Moines and More
Prices on hogs at Iowa markets today show Cedar Rapids top hogs at 5.75 per 100 pounds with various weights and packer quotes. Des Moines receipts steady with primes and heavies reported, Mason Otto lists several weight bands from light to heavy with values from 4.70 to 8.70. Oumwa and other centers show unchanged or varied quotes across weights, reflecting market activity across state packing centers.
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Associated Brass
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason Otto
St Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Hoag reports St Louis livestock receipts about 10,000 with slow opening and mixed cattle and hog prices. Hog classes show prices mostly in the 6.00 to 9.40 range for various weights while cattle include vealers and steer/heifer values from around 12.00 to 16.00 per cwt and fat lambs firm. Sheep and feeders show modest movements with ewes and lambs noted in small lots.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Nov 3
Receipts total about 4,080 with direct cattle and hogs included. Hogs sold to $9.90 per cwt for top, cows to $8.50, vealers to $14.00, and average costs noted. Cattle receipts stated around 1,600 with fed steers and heifers steady. cows and cutters priced. Sheep receipts near 5,000 with lambs steady to $0.63 higher and feeding lambs around $11 to $12.50 per cwt.
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Omata
Pds
Sey & Weight
Gattle
Surdswaz
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Week Nears End at St Paul Market
Receipts at St Paul stockyards show 4600 cattle with steady to lower bids, best yearlings around 15.00, plainer grades 12.00, weighty westerns near 44.05, calves 16.00 to 19.00. hogs steady to 106 per 100, top around 9.19, packing sows 7.40 to 8.60. sheep receipts 800 mostly steady with native lambs 22.00 and better, lighter offerings around 5.25 to 10.00.
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Bonun
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago Tomorrow
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow show cattle around 7 000 head and sheep about 4 000 head. Wheat prices quoted at Omaha Nebraska include No 2 hard 1.23 to 1.94 and No 2 yellow around 0.80 to 0.00.
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Chicago
Omaha
Ned
Waterloo Markets Prices in Noo November First
Market listing from Noo showing farm commodities and livestock. Wheat oats barley rye flour butter eggs lard potatoes turkey hens hogs hay and straw priced. hides wool and sheep prices noted. page reflects a wholesale town market bulletin with varied local goods and values.
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Noo
Prom Watertoa Mills
Grange Creamery Dutles
Ebay
Arlington
Rath
Rath Blan
Eleviers
Prom Town
Wour & Foe Co
Timothy Hay
Wineey
Cattle and hog markets feature reduced figures at Chicago
Chicago market report shows heavy steers $1 lower and light yearlings down to $18.00, cows and cutters easing. top heavy steers reach $16.00 with few above, hogs declining with Thursday’s top $8.40 and pork trade softening. sheep and lambs show weaker dressed meat and limited offerings with mixed gains for fat ewes and native lambs.
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Chicago
Gattle
Ught Helfer
Walghty
Iai
Thuradus
Lmited
Sioux City Livestock Report for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Receipts: cattle 8,508. hogs 2,500. sheep 2,000. Cattle and hogs mixed with price shifts as buyers bid differently. Calves steady, stockers scarce, best rounds around 31.73 for cattle. Hogs: weights light to heavy, shippers paying around 8.88 to 8.00 with packers bidding about 8.95. Sheep: fat lambs steady, natives 12.50, no fed rangers sold.
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Fed Rangers
Review of Stock Market Turbulence in a Tumultuous Week
Financial editors summarize a week of historic trading with record totals on the New York and San Francisco exchanges. The Dow Jones industrial average plunged over 60 points, rail average fell sharply, and overall market turnover reached vast highs as investors reacted to volatile conditions across stocks, bonds, and curb trading.
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New York
Urnover
Dow, Jones
Graugh
Industeigl
Fail
Liverpool Market Prices and Futures Slips
Liverpool trading showed steady prices for ales with inventories of 6 060 and receipts of 20 000 bales. Middling line values ranged from 10.68d to 9.53d with strict good and ordinary levels noted. Futures opened steady with December at 9 58d and May at 9 800d amid mixed moves in Chicago cereal prices.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Catlan
Minneapolis Wheat and Corn Market Report
Minneapolis Minnesota Nov 14 Wheat receipts 84 cars. No 1 northern around 1.35 to 1.40 dollars per bushel with protein around 14 percent. No 2 dark hard Montana about 1.40. Amber durum and red durum prices listed. December and May futures for No 1 red durum and other classes shown. Corn and oats prices provided for standard classes and grades with bid ranges.
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Minneapoli
Minn
Montana
Dabo
Foreign exchange rates and irregular demand in New York
Foreign exchange reports show irregular demand with quotHome values for Great Britain at 4.8745 dollars per pound and France at 3.92 percent, while multiple European, Asian, and American currencies are listed with varied figures including Italy 5.938-18c and Japan 48.15c. The list includes Belgium 13.98c, Germany 22.89%50, Holland 40.820, Norway 26.7a8c, Sweden 28.840, Denmark 26.78, Switzerland 19.37%C, Poland 11.95c, Czecho-Slovakia Bhelac, Austria M4.05c, Romania .60c, Argentina 41,000, Brazil 1%.82c, Shanghai 5-1c, Montreal 98.624q.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Bhelac
Juga-Slavie
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Toklo
Shangha
Montreal
St Joseph Livestock Hog Receipts Mixed, Prices Steady
St Joseph livestock report shows hog receipts around 3,000 with prices steady to 25 cents lower for some cuts. Loads near 208 to 270 pounds bring 8.15 to 8.50 while heavies are scarce, gilts and sows mostly steady. stock pigs range 7.50 to 9.00.
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St. Joseph
Waterloo Youth Sails on World Circling Voyage
Frank Beatle aged 18, famed for hitchhiking to California last summer, set sail today aboard the U S steamship President Wilson on a planned 119 day voyage to encircle the globe. He notified his mother Mrs Bessie Beasle at 27 Mulberry Street and telegrams came from Los Gatos California where an aunt and an uncle helped him after his arrival on the west coast.
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Frank Beatle
California
Globe
U. S
Wilson
Bessie’ Beasle
Mulberry Street
Los Gatos
Cal
F. W. Cobb
Trank
Frank Shoemaker
Exeter Gal
West Coast
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Retarer, Edwards, Longley
Ransler , Harris
Attorneys
Aldvien
Alford
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Cuowley
Gowins
Grandview Place
Grandview
Tcoud
Tota Fl
Howrey & McWilliams
Manson
Lincki
Morningside
Ricker & Bratnober
Buckingham Flace
Conger Park
Fay
Galloway
Greenfield
Thagermin Place
Home Park
Suid Clty
Lew
Boards of Review
Enid Seheritle
Cownseil
Chas. CL Mackay
Ging Clerk
Reliable Implement Company
Bloker
Piscopal Deanery
Church In
Charles City
Xone
Bellles
Nevee
Kansas
Renete
Sioux City
Weber
Apo
Clewntn Tideae
Duluth
Pitttsburgh
Futuren
Butler
Abiac
Diigo
Ditto
Beccaber
Peoria Grain
Peoria
Krasas Carl Mts
Board of Trade
W York
Chlongo
Noy
Mihara
Union
Chleass
Tociay
LIGUT
Galle
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BMW Ee
Kansas City Livestock
BRTGE
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Ouaney
Fed
Mediuny
Omaha Livestock
Gattle. Sco
Omaha Grain
Waterloo Markets
Sioux City Livestock
Eaperts
Minneapolis, Grain
ST. Joseph Livestock
Weator
Iowa Securities CO
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