For Rent Two Modern Furnished Rooms on West Side
Multiple rental notices describe available rooms in Waterloo with specifics on location such as Almond Street Independence Avenue Wellington and Lafayette Street. Furnished and unfurnished options include light housekeeping, modern amenities, private bath, gas stoves, and central locations. Some ads request phone contact. others list owners like H. W. Hammond Nellie M. Strayer and several street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond St
Wellington
Lafayette St
Moerin
West
H. W. Hammond
Streetcar
Glenwood St
Commercial Street
Nellie M. Strayer
Washington Apartments
Hileman-Gindt
Eadie
Courier
Houser -Tool House
West Side
Bovee Furnace Works
West 4Th St
W. 4Th St
Wsall Bath
Hlack
Lamson
Cortlandt St
Commercial St
Iowa Dairy
Brown's
Synamore St
Elms Apt
Sycamore
Brent
Gajon Station
Saxon Street
City
Argyle
East Library
Mulberry Sr
Warn Flouse
Riehl St
Logan Ave
Lathmer Cash Grocery
Kent
Traphagen
Washington
Bath
West Fifth St
Fraghdin Street
Pott
BP. m
West Eleventh St
Ross Auto
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Serum Labrator
Argyle St
Duroc Jersey
Notice of Administrator Appointment and Will Proofs in Black Hawk
Public notices from Black Hawk County Iowa list the appointment of C. W. Bedford as administrator of Laura N. Jenkins estate and requests creditors to present claims. Also notices of proof of wills for J. H. Kuhns and Elien Mahoney filed in district court for the September 1914 term. Market quotes for range cows, calves, hogs, cattle, sheep, and Midwest produce follow, with prices and receipts.
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Black Hawk County
Laura N. Jenkins
District Court
C. W. Bedford
Adm
Reed & Tuthill
Attys
FRED
Pettit, Cik. Dist. Ct
Fos Wa
J. H. Kuhns
Pettit
Fred S$. Pettit
General Market News on Wheat and Livestock
Chicago markets rose on wheat after news of the Dardanelles closing and hints of Russian gains at Przemyśl, with later declines as world supply appeared. Corn and oats moved little amid favorable weather and small price changes. Hog provisions lacked support. In Omaha, cattle receipts reached 9,000 with steady to firm early bidding. native steers, cows, and Western and Texas cattle priced across a broad range.
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Carr
Farmington
Tastatt
Michigan
Mason
Manistee
Lake
Wexford
Swigart Land Co
First National Bank
Chicago
F. A. Olney
Western Ave
Waterloo
Texas
Riba
Dardenelles
Dardanelles
Przermysl
Iire
Crayr
Greece
Vance
Omaha
Neb
Grain Market Prices and futures across regions
Grain market data shows bids for Wheat and Corn by grade and color with futures from Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg. Prices list No 2 red Wheat at 1.073 to 1.097 per bushel and Corn ranges by yellow and white grades with various dec and may futures.
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Weeny, Wen
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Welciher Court T B B Holds Annual Banquet
Mevichoir court Tribe of Beno Hur will hold the annual banquet at Soush hall Thursday evening. Each member may invite two friends with at the door card listing names addresses and inviter. J C Murtagh Democratic candidate for congress and E J Wenner candidate for county attorney to be principal speakers. Myers orchestra will provide music throughout the evening. After the program the banquet will be served and dancing will follow.
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Mevichoir Court
Beno Hur
Soush Hall
J. C. Murtagh
Congress
E. J. Wenner
Myers’ Orchestra
Telephone Hoax Scares Denver Child Case
Neighbors on Fifteenth Street received calls claiming Fred Hide’s five year old daughter was seriously injured near Denver and later that she died. Mr Hide denied injuries and returned home with no marks on the child. Neighbors seek to locate the telephoner responsible.
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Fifteenth Street
Fred Hide
Denver
Farmer Foils Auto Theft Near Reinbeck
Ben Lauterburg, a farmer six miles south of Reinbeck, stopped auto thieves from stealing his car last night. The thieves fled when they heard him approaching, leaving the damaged vehicle crashed into a tree. A message was found in the garage addressed to J. P. Brown of Waterloo, who could not identify the sender.
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Ben Lauterburg
Reinbeck
Autobileves
Lauterburg
J. P. Brown
Waterloo
Iowa
Grundy County
Mr. Brown
Remedy Exalts Blood Purifier In War On Mercury Drinkers
Remedy Sustains World Remedy Sustains World From the very fact that 8. 8, the famous blood purifier Id a natural medicine, it is opposed by those who cannot give up mercury and other dangerous drugs. A strange master, AL Acted people use mercury with a built force of habit. The public is warned by rheumatism locomotor ataxia and other mineral poisoning. 8. S. 8 is replacing mercury as the world’s panacea for blood troubles because it is plain to weak stomachs and taken naturally into the blood. It is the most universally recommended blood remedy known and has sustained its reputation for half a century. Get a bottle today of jams upgist and refuse substitutes. Write The Swift Specific Co. for free advice on blood troubles.
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Switt
Swift Aldg
Atlanta
Iowa House Joint Resolution for Initiative and Referendum
A House Joint Resolution proposes amending Iowa constitution to adopt initiative and referendum. It outlines Section 1 vesting legislative power in the general assembly while reserving to the people the right to propose laws and to approve or reject acts and parts thereof. The measure details approval steps and election referral.
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General Assembly
State of
Iowa
Legislative Department
Thirty-Fifth General Assembly
Thirty-Sifth General Assembly
Jowa
Iowa Initiative and Referendum Provisions in 1914 Amendment
Iowa adopts a detailed initiative and referendum framework requiring 10 to 20 percent of qualified electors per congressional district to petition, with full text of measures, verification by affidavits, and a Supreme Court review of constitutionality. Measures become law if approved by a majority at the voter polls, and timing aligns with biennial elections. Governor’s veto power not apply to initiated measures. Des Moines, July 17, 1914.
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Lowa
Sapse
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Tse Department of State
State Canvas Wing Board
Iowa
Supreme Court
The
United States
State of
Untl
Thirty-ffth General Assembly
Des Moines
A. D
W. S. Allen
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Waterloo Evening Courifa
Waterloo Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courter
Daily Reporter
W. H. Hadman
Parkside Sanatorium
Watersoo
Parkersburg
East Seventh
Woolvaul
Couler
Howard
Weat Third Street
van Rtedel
Locust Strest
Jan Cook
Guiden
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Barber College
E. Patterson
Lime Springs
R. R
Care Courier
Elippal Bn
Pari
T-12
Acme
Ray
W. Lockard
Goodblock
Matt
R. J. Millicoat
Red
Adress
Lafay-atte
James Garland
Washington Street
Epworth Tin Shop
Music House
Quire Stewart-Summmons Press
Jefferson
O. Gregg
Bileoard Bros
Security Storage CO
Mulberry &J
Ballou & Smart
Nichols &O
Jefferson St
T.R. Storey
C. D. Pedersen
Highland
Reed Street
Dawson Street
Neeat
Carling
Seney
Parker St
Heal
Long
Illinois
Schuyler
Jesse Lowe
Beardstown
Ill
Walker St
Aitkin
Ilasca
Minnesota
Pillsbury Land Syndicate
Metropolitan Life
Minn
Mieal Estate
Missouri County
Merriam, Ellis
Victor Ridg
iCall
Sycamore St
Sage
Pacific Roast
Boyd Transfer Co
Aminneapolis
Ming
Biewarge
Mleest Place
L. S. Parsons
Synaere Sa
Cheever
Medical
C. Y. Clement
Marquardt Bidg
Rhey St
Luthmer Cash Grocery
Rteh
Town Securities Co
Com
Wisconsin
Dakota
ST Pehle Ge
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board OF Tradd
Marsh Place
Brig
G. Larrabee
the Grain Market
Chinada Gant
Welciher
T. B B
Watcess
Soash Hall
East Fourth Street
Fatire
Blackhawk
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Galloway Investment Co
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