Household Goods For Sale And Miscellaneous Items
Waterloo city classified listing shows numerous items for sale including a six hole Majestic range, Hoover sweeper, coal and wood, various c oal and wood brands, and an artificial ice firm. Also advertised are farm animals including a Guernsey cow, Duroc Jersey pigs, Tamworths, and Ayrshire heifers with springers. Additional items include desks typewriters desks and baby stroller among household goods.
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Majestic Ringe
Alec Hoover
W. First
Guernsey
Black Hawk St
Duroc Jersey
Dirkes Dros
Jesun
Iowa
H. &. Lichty
Waterloo
Tamworth
Inquite Fotn J
J. Lynes & Sons
Plainfield
Waverly
Waterloo Voters Urged to Register for 1926 Election
Registration boards in Waterloo Iowa will meet on October 2 22 and 30 from 9 am to 9 pm and on November 2 election day during polls hours. Voters who did not register for 1934 or any election since must register. Anyone who moved within or into the city or reaches legal age by election must register. On Nov 2 boards may register only those absent from the city on Oct 31 22 or 30. Registration and voting places are listed by ward and precinct, including churches fire stations and other sites, with specific addresses. Dated October 16 1926. Glen Tibbits, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Harlington Street
Tuls
Uils Street
Hihnan
Miling Streen
Frank Clay
Waverly Jonelton
Oyer
Martha Hathaway
Prank Nolte
August Nolte
Claude Blain
Ato Mercy Hospital
Romana Mitric
Nichts of
Reach
Hilda Gruben
Lydia
Florence Smith
Bridge
Waverly
Tripoli
la Porte City
Waverly Lodge
Mt. E. Church
Kensington
Shields
Margaret
Celia Driscoll
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Stuffelbein
Chicago
C. J. Green
Twoch's
Janie Scott
Charles City
Harry Poe
Poe
Ben Scott
W. J. South
Martha Brandt
Hida
Gertha Mare
Afisy
Mary Donohue
Celia Selly
Waller Heyer
Sumner
Community Notices from Shell Rock Iowa Daily Life
Local residents and families are listed with recent moves weddings and visits. Notables include Miss Iva Mortensen and Mr Joe Howard marriage at Waterloo, Mr Charles East relocating to New Hartford, and Lizzie Wilson renting near Rock. Many moves visits and birthday celebrations are noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Zisse Hell
Forest Whitaker
Charles Hall
Louis Eckart
Lizzie Wilson
Rock Ifs
Wilson
Ray Krier
Lota Webb
Waverly
Ida Hartwig
F.O. Newcomb
Ed Myers
Charles East
New Hartford
Iva Mortensen
Joe Howard
Waterloo
Ralph McCague
Marshalltown
Wo AL McCagur
Flo
Conmercia Club
Airs
Edith Jlergens
Amy Pierce
S. V. Williams
PL H. Cadam
Ray Pierce
Rochelle
Henry Reed
Irfe
Hainois
Harvey Carter
The
State University
Jim Carter
Vivian Barton
Nes Moines
Sadie Howard
Irvine Yarehe
Cedar Rapids
Yareho
Allizon
Robert Renville
Colwein
Fara Tharp
D. P. Best
Fruit and Vegetable Sale at 558 Center Street
Early potatoes and other produce selling fast at 558 Center St run by Chas Miller. Eight hundred bushels sold in 11 hours with two cats this week. Miller advertises turnips squash and cabbage for kraut at 315 Jayman Ave contact 3345-5.
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Center St
Chas. Miller
I. M. Miller
Jiaytman Ave
Marble Rock News and Marriages Highlight Local Happenings
Marble Rock notes report Neal Sharp and Ellen Emery Peterson wed in Wharles City Congregational parsonage with helping guests Charles City and Sharp farm plans. Also mentions Ray Louis Haetype to New London and Algona marriage of Floyd Wheeler and Mable Wagner Osterhage. Minor health and travel updates accompany brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie Rock
Ray Louis
New London Wis
Neal Sharp
Ellen Emery Peterson
Marble Rock
Wharles City
W. W. Swann
Glen Sharp
Charles City
Sharp Farm
Markie Rock
Floyd Wheon
Wesley
Mes
Wagner Osterbage
Algona
Ralph Warner
Wester
van Siekle
Ursula
St. Louis
McLain Sanitarium
PL Miller
Clinton
Amy Jordan
Pawmaw
Conepten
Linnis
Gene
L. G. Mason
Redativ
California
Will ‘Thornton
J. M. Smith
Guy. Keppte
Jotn Pattter
Nora Springs
Ainter
Betta Murphéy
Boxes pledged for Christmas gifts by Butler county students
One hundred boxes will be filled by Butler county school children for poor and orphaned European children. The Junior Red Cross marks its third year of aiding the effort. Teachers must deliver boxes to the county Superintendent by Oct. 22 for shipment to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Beulah Irene Kingery
Christian Paulsen
Matilda Barth
Clifford Henry Crane
Amy Irene Merfeld
Homer Cifton Hurd
Bristow
Mabel Irena Burns
William
Henry Keith
Ene
Sadie Brunner
Klaas Neil Poenalny
Austinville
Martha Schurmann
Aplington
Edward A. Lang
Congregational Churches
Webster City
Alden
H. 12. Stone
Department of Public Instruction
Hursday
Shell Rock
Dursent
Misinex Schuler
Aurene
American Legion
Woman's x
Auxiliary
Inez Schuler
Lily Lake
Associated Churches
Miss Schuler
Freeland
Siniar
WLHS
Nicholas
S. Weiland
Alison
Nassen
St. Jacobus Lutheran Church
Minnesota
Sat- Y
Hecker
Clarksville
August Schuler
A. H. Werner
H. A Wbury
Iliam Allan Vie
JF. A. Barlow
W. €. .Shepard
Allison
F. A. Hill
Ravel
Mr. Flynn
Butler County
Cedar Rapids
Groree RL Cieeman
Antene McCnauliff
Clarence Shirer
Goeman
New County Recorder
Waverly Home Talent Play-Half Week Events Named
Waverly schedules a home talent play at the new Legion hall on Oct 22 23 with 414 local men. Retail Merchants’ association plans a real sale day on Oct 24 with window decorating and a dollar day. A preliminary contest will precede evening dancing and games with 75 prizes listed. The Black Hawk Construction company ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Tare
Wiverly Ot Company
Orphans’ Aid Society of
Be Puls Lutheran Church
Teuis Braun
Uolse Reh
Carl Huser
Id Hagelbrecht
Black Hawk Construction Compan
Local News From Jesup and Westbury Township
Reports detail Buchanan county Republican activities in Independence and Legion and Women’s Relief corps news. Detroit visit by Parker siblings flag colors proud. funeral for Martin Kyli in Sabie. Westbury Farm Bureau elects officers for 1927 with plans and film reels. Fairbank church events feature Rev Warrick and Mrs Lambert songs. Even Dozen Study Club resumes study topics and welcomes Mrs Marsh as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroup. I
Charles Robinson
Ol. Barr
Werburg Township
Buchanan County
Foatel Fiedney
Independence
Lawrence
Clarence Parker
Detroit
Women's Relief Corps
Mes
J. T. Blakeman
Des Moines
Averell Lechead Tehri
Martin Kyli
Sabie ‘Oe
F.C. Berbt
Finman Sperma
Co Moline
Westbury Township
Westburg
Methodist Church
F. FL Wertek
Kia
EL W. Donaldson
Mire
A. D. van Eman
Virginia
Wilks
Wrrick
Fairbank Methodist
M. FE
Fairbank
J. Lambert
Kanibert
Ethel Mel- Tore
C. A. Marsh
Mt Auburn Social Notes and Local Visits
Mt Auburn Iowa residents trade weekend visits with relatives in Reinbeck Cedar Rapids Waterloo and forbidden lines recall community life. The Missouri Valley Democrats claim renewed vigor amid national GOP criticisms as local observers note shifting political feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Will Lee
Ros
Dren
Brandon
Wenneth Lermor
Robert Matheson
James, Reinbeck
Bis
John Wiegand
Ohn Albers
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Randall Watering
Rover Wiese
Thurla Flesh
Reetha
Ness College
Ellsworth
Abbott
Crorce Seknuer
Mixon City
TO. O. F. Vnde
Mes
Henry Petersen
Cedar Falls
J. 1
Marietta
Fintan
Sam Pollock
Waterloo
WHL
Benson
Busic
Doctor Ewart seeks voyage wife in old fashion tale
A humorous tale follows Doctor Ewart who seeks a lady to accompany a sea voyage to recover from harsh work. Joyce Druce appears as a nervous patient sought by her family for a stable match and fresh start aboard a ship, as their plan unfolds with humor and social expectations.
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Ewart
New York
Cavera
Miso
Joyce
Jazéelle
Rare Shoebill Stork Brought Across Ocean for Bronx Zoo
A shoe bill stork, one of the rarest birds, arrived aboard the Tymeric at Pier 20 in Staten Island and is proposed for the Bronx Zoo. It traveled first class, was cared for like a passenger, and joins two other Balaeniceps Rex specimens held by the Egyptian government, with only five captured in 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pier 20
Staten Este
Bronx
George R. Bistany
Upper
Nile
Lake No
Bistuny
David Olyer
Cambridge
Mass
Cairo
London
Bistany
New York Zoo
Anecdote on a grain farmer troubled by politicians
A Davenport Democrat Anead writer notes the grain farmer is said to suffer from his helpers not hired men. He blames politicians who aid him yet bring woes and offer numerous spurious remedies for agriculture's ills.
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Davenport
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Motor Service
DODGE
BUICK
Woroson & Nichols Auto CO
Sycamore
Motor Inn
HUSCO
Auto Wreck, & Supply CO
Williamson
Phona
W. Stir
Louis
Louis Spivack
Fifth ST
Morris
East Fifth St
Tromanhauser
Lafayette
Dhane
Coal and wWood
M AL
Kentucky
Franklin County
Beaver Dam
Rover Coal CO
Busck Mountain
E. Ky
Eas
Empire Furnace
Kentucky Furnace
Penn
Home Coal Co
West Mullan
Young Coal Co
Nine-O
Satern
Kentucky Jack
H.R. Heppner
Black Hawk Street
Baum
U.S
East Fourth
Ikera Conner
West Fourth
Williams Cigar
Johnson & Page
Avest. Tech
SALH
Denver St
John Deere Hay Daler
Charles Roth
Jesup
E. Ls. Goss
4Th St
Howard
Columbia
Dilley's
Music House
Waterloo Theatre
A. J. van Doren
Randolph
Miller
Luttans
A. Science
Sts
Reid
SEA Leaper & Cropper c
Fremont
Shoemaker
Overland
Storm Sash
Shepherd Lumber Co
Commercial Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wire Station
Falls Avenue
Oaklawn
Ackerman Drug
St. Luke's Church
Campbell
Galloway
Wrestfield Avenue
Gospel Hall
Western
Pleasant
St. Mark's Church
Denver
Union Congregational Church
Thirteenth and
Jefferson
East Park
North Waterloo
East Fourth Street
Logan Avenue
Sherwood's
Conger Street
Miles Building
Oakland
Conger
Last Fifth
Brook
Forum Drag Co
Lafayette Streets
Linden M. F. Church
Butler Street
C. C. Clute Grocery
Christ Episcopal Church
Shepherd Lumber Company
Glen? Tibbitts
Jewell
Peo
Clark & el Dbelrast Sewell
Ian
Bea
Riclg T
Saly—Spivak
Sycamore Street
Bharwich
Smith St
Harrison St
Sonora
Pianoia
Neady
Wooster
Newell St. Tt
West Second St
Sehall Oak Ceater
Cherry St
Harry Pashbey
Ali Hilt
Gands
Reat Fst
Rm Sates
Red River
Colorado
HOM Coat. CO
Tatana
St W. Mullan Ave
Rivest Wourth
Greene, Ja
Clair Wait
Dorothy
Jennie Townsend
Fannie Temple
George Barth
Ayfield
Reln
Jessie Bonnwell
Claude Adair
Clara Stott
Town City
Edna Rague
A. L. Vinals
Cal
W. H. Buckhola
Tipton
B. Ochiltree
Bucholz
M. H. Sproul
Charles Lockwood
Aly
Kenneth Baumpardner
James Arnott
Belgrade
Minn
Edward Thompson
Jeanne Moore
Lawrence Moore
Alice M. Donors
Clyde We- Sand
Dale Doors
Graham Sawyer
Marshal Town
J. ¥. Hodgins
Valentiney
Mason City
Thomas .Zurcher
Keith
M. Il Sprout
Afrmid
Hollcall
Altke
C. Knowles
J. Wooff
General
Cub
Urbana
Vern Thompson Vial
Thi Lee
Wilkim ''Thompson
Frank Casner
Ceci Rapita
Mary 14
William ‘Tedd
Muaisie
Myra
Cr. Foavenserlps
Virginit
Bobby
Praec
Carl Walfort
Hugh Brody
Cedar , Rapids
CHE and Ferguson Lab Weltonsils
Piper
Dankerton
Thomas Fisher
Edward Kibble
Poular
Mont
J. O. Shaffer
Powalensky
Vinton
Harry Rupy
Epworth Josgia
Clarence Zelver
Belle Plaine
Thompson
Join Daniels
Ackley
Gus Nissen
Belmond
Dunlap
Arthur Reinhart
St. Louls
Waen
Tex
Menry Reinhart
Fred Fisher
Helen
Rube Fisher
Art
Ryin Rbiceker
Janet
Edward
State Center
John Reben
Warner Reben
Red Wil
Sheldon
Henry Zacharias
Atl
George Zacharias
Missouri Valley News
State Loan CO
Bath St
Thone
Doctor
Dorothy Port Glas
Mather
Mrs. Drice
Ted
Ted Cruce
Bruce
Rauch
Jayce
Doutor
TRE Farmer's
Helpers
Waterloo Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Wilbert Shallenberger
Galkwood K Boulevard
Ernest J. Trippie
Puro No. I—t
WM. Holland
Anllave Stock Auctioneer
Watertoo, Towa
Lewis Miler
Brines Park
Baru
Rhode Island
John Deere
F. C. Heichel
Vthone Ags-R
Harry Pashhs
Miller, Clork
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