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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
5
The Waterton Courier lists advertisement rates and examples for want ads including single word pricing, line charges, and caps rules. It includes a large block of mixed classified snippets for lost items, wanted help, housing, autos, and misc notices, reflecting a busy marketplace page with multiple entries and callouts for readers to place notices or bids.
An assortment of used cars and household items advertised for sale across Cedar Falls and surrounding towns. Listings include autos like a 60 Ford Sedan and a 1930 Chevrolet, plus furniture, coal, and other goods with contact details and prices. Also includes legal notices about road work bids and building code exams.
Fairbank ia October 19 report notes the death of Harold Revckemmer after an ice injury, with Higbee and Frank family relatives. several local and visiting residents and church events across Independence Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Waterloo are listed alongside social visits, travel, and baptist convention plans.
Local notes show a Readlyn gathering with Ailis Heiner's demonstration and a Thanksgiving picnic. Several residents, including Mr Maas and Mrs Frese, travel for conferences and family visits. Halloween party hosted by Miss Krueger and Van Dorn. many townsfolk attend weddings anniversaries and social events across Readlyn Plainfield Waterloo Dubuque and Denver areas.
Local notes describe farm activity and family updates from Lamont and surrounding areas. references include Ortner and Schmitt shelling hundreds of bushels of corn for neighbors, parish devotion events at St Francis, births and family visits, and ongoing husking and erecting tasks as harvest progress continues into late October.
Horton notices report deaths and anniversaries, social visits, farm mishaps, and community updates. Wesley Mishler dies after cancer. services held Tuesday afternoon. Abe Thompson’s death prompts Minnesota trip for his brother-in-law. Calves and tractors figure in farm mishaps. Married couples celebrate anniversaries and visitors call on Nashua and Carrville families.
St Ansgar and Waverly scenes feature visits from Mary Osterhaugh Mrs Murphy and families from Minneapolis Plymouth and Nikander. A funeral at Emanuel German Church for Intert after hospital care. Waverly football beats Independence 27 to 6 and Lyte Ormston wed Dorothy Keante. Community notices include lyceum plans Miss Gladys Swarthout to perform and local visits by Ingersoll and Bache family members.
The City of Waterloo adopts building permit requirements for erection, reconstruction or renewal. Plans, specifications, and compliance with the building code are required. permits expire after five months if work not started. Canopies and marquises must meet standards including wire glass, anchoring to the building, and eight foot sidewalk clearance. Mayor Gnagy signs the ordinance with City Clerk MacKay attesting.
Sunday afternoon guests included a waiter on friends and family attending at the Union church home. Waverly, the daughter of Raymon Tele, celebrated a family gathering with relatives visiting through midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clark and Clifford Goodnow of Clarksville called on the Clark home, while Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Fluggard celebrated their son’s arrival with kin visiting from Bert Cook’s circle.
Walter Nielsen 23 son of Mr and Mrs Christ Nielsen southeast of town died at Iowa State University hospital of heart disease. He had gone to the university for treatment. Parents notified by motor left for Iowa City and arrived after death. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at Bethlehem church with Rev A G Kildegaard officiating. Interment Greenwood cemetery.
La Porte City Bulletin reports the farmers fair in the Paul Kilne building will showcase field garden and orchard products with free admission. Exhibits are filling space rapidly, marking a new venture for La Porte City and promising a successful event beginning Thursday morning.
Local notices show changes in school administration duties at Grundy Center and surrounding areas. Multiple short items list moves, visits, and personal matters including hospital stays, relocations, employment changes, and a marriage license issued to George Teed and Olive Backer of Morrison.
Miseteil Iowa and nearby towns mark visits and gatherings. Mrs Parkhurat traveled with relatives to Jotts home. the Ladies' Ald society schedules a meeting with Mrs W H. Hon RicET. Others travel, visit kin, or plan church assignments as a pastor resigns. Royal visits include J L Crira to Ames to see son Vern. Ruth Willey and Gunderson visit Mason City. Mrs Noble mentioned among social moves. Mrs Tordens visits Wisconsin daughter and new granddaughter born Oct 26.
A reader letter urges citizens to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates and provides example ballot wording. It also poses a bonus question on the bonus bill, arguing wealthier classes control finance and the treasury, while weather records in ancient trees surpass modern figures.
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