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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

5

WANTED-Varied job ads from Davenport and Des Moines

Classified help wanted and rental notices from early 20th century Iowa papers. Ads seek machinists, barbers, salesmen, learnerships, and partnerships, plus numerous room and house rentals in Davenport, Des Moines, and Waterloo. Some real estate for sale or exchange and stray employment requests appear among the housing and miscellaneous listings.

Gas Engine Co Care Courier Care 2Nd Davenport Mulberry St Des Moines Tri-City Barber College Alien Auto School B.M. Allen Forest Age

Wheat Markets Rally on Weather and Foreign News

Wheat gains amid unfavorable weather and bullish foreign outlooks. Northwest rain threatens spring crop delays while Liverpool reports higher prices due to scarce supplies. Corn weakens as cold snaps temper demand. oats stay steady. Livestock prices shift with broader meat demand and packer tactics. Cattle and hogs advance with mixed reports from Kansas City and Omaha markets.

Chicago Liverpool Argentina Bngs

Cash grain market report with mixed futures and spot quotes

Market notes from Waterloo and surrounding exchanges show varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, and mixed grains. Quotations include No 2 red wheat around 1.03 to 1.04, No 3 white oats near 0.38, corn mixed at 0.63 to 0.67, and spot Manitoba wheat around 11s 11d with other regional figures.

Chicago Dee Red Bay Waengy Cee A. Daluety Liverpool Mayland Manitoba Northern Duluth

Eagle Center News Briefs From Sept 28

Kiim Maynard returns to Sargent Minnesota after a week visiting Eagle Center. Relatives honor the Trainor couple on their twentieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Jacob Schaefer visits her daughter in Dewar. Joe Weber of Harper Indiana visits his brother Jon. Locals attend the Cavanaugh sale near Dewar. Mr and Mrs John Seibel visit Waterloo relatives. Visitors from Ottov from Ill arrive to see their son. John Bedard suffers an inflammatory rheumatism attack. Miss Sendly Thornton teaches district No 3 and spends Sunday home. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Weber on Sept 20.

Eagle Center Kiim Maynard Sargeant Minn Peter Trainor Jacob Schaefer Matt Lilley Dewar Joe Weber Harper Jon Cavanaugh Sale John Seibel Waterloo Schneider Oltox Ill Win Henry Bovey John Bedard Sendly Thornton John Weber

Janesville Highlights Era of Church Disbanding and Plans

In Janesville on September 2 3 the St H Pipe part sold stock to Hodges Brothers and a congregational meeting voted to disband the church and deed the property back to Waterloo presbytery. The presbytery plans a series of services from October 29 to April with leaders from Cedar Rapids Ames and Mason City. Also reported: J Charles Bye and Maye Babcock wed in Waterloo. Mathias Juhl buys land. George Leyison sells 17,000 feet of basswood logs to National Match at 12 per thousand. Dan High expects about eighty carloads of basswood for a company. Leslie Turner moved the park to Janesville from Glasgow.

Janesville St. H. Pipepart Hodges Brothers Hugh Ballantine Scott W. Smith D. D Cedar Rapids A.W. Gray Ndangking China J. W. Innes Ames B. W. _Vanham Cedar Falls LD. C. Coole Mason Oil W.W. Fahs J. Pldinn D. OD Marshalltown Wislinburg Minneapolis B. Perrishing Ackley Gering Sua Porte J_R_ Macartney Waterloo B. J. Gasson Conrad Mathias Juhl G. L. Decker George Leyison National Match Company Dan High Leslie Turner Park Glisgow

Hillside Cemetery meeting and local notices in Mount Vernon

In Mt Vernon township on Sept 28 residents report the Hillside Cemetery association meeting with Mrs Wilford Bozarth at 1912 Normal Street on Thursday Oct 7. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Walker and several local visits and hospital updates follow among names and families across Cedar Falls, Dakota, Payette, Marshalltown, and nearby communities.

Mount Vernon Hillside Cemetery Association Wilford Bozarth Cedar Falls Normal Street Vernon Walker Tittle Verna Inez Wedglin Dakota G. H. Larkin Fred Thomas Otto Wedemier Garrad Faust Dorcas Society Adams George Murphy Payette Clarence Dickey Maude Harty St. Francis’ Hospital Charles Snow Mwre Calhoun County Bury Lynch Floyd Moore Ruth King San Diego Cal Albright Julius Westphal Joliet Miss Keeney Boone Bandfield School Will Callahan Cruce Henry Kemp Thorn Hansen Mareshalltown Clarence Decker

Littleton Social Roundup Sees Visits and Travel Plans

In Littleton on Sept 25 Mr and Mrs J C Stevenson anticipate a visit from Rev ate Mrs Parley Zartman of Chicago arriving Monday. Mrs Paul Roberts visited her parents in Fredericksburg returning Sunday. The Stevensons plan to attend Cono presbytery Tuesday and Wednesday. Several families ranging from Dubuque to Bemidji MN travel and guests visit at Corlis hotel and local homes.

Littleton J.C. Stevenson Parley Zartman Chicago Paul Roberts Fredericksburg Lamson Cono Presbytery E. J. Kingsbury Fred Ballou Bemidil Mlnn Charles Barglay John Emans Parks Wilson Nashua Lou Ternes Dubuque Corlis Earl Waltz Earl Parker Nick Hess Jesup John Philpot United States Herman Ternes Corls Hotel Cedar Rapids M. J. Roberts Waterloo Charles McGlaughlin

Nashua Shower Honors Bride to Be and Groom

A September Nashua gathering at Mrs. C I Putneys home honored Miss Sara Nafus soon to wed Truman Putney with a lavish bridal shower attended by about fifty women. A separate stag party for the groom at Roy Natus house featured a surprise clothes basket full of gifts as men socialized and smoked.

Nashua C. I. Putney Putney Leona Andrew Kant Sara Nafus Truman Putney Sara Roy Natus Kent Wallis The Post Irene Smetley Sioux Falls Hartman

Local farm leases and repairs outlined in brief notice

Fragmentary passage notes Mr. DeGroff renting Dr. B No Dewey's 200 acre farm east of Lowd for repairs. J Strike, previously flying on the area, will relocate to a town. Strike has rented the Dewey farm for twenty one years in succession with all his children involved on the property.

Lerloo Mr. DeGroff Dr. B. No Dewey Lowd J. Strike

Dunkerton Electric Light Outages and Local Injuries

Dunkerton reports street lights dark Sunday due to engine accident. Manager Bellmer wired for a replacement part and expects restoration soon as stores use old lamps. Dr Buckmaster treated for blood poisoning at Presbyterian hospital and improving. Lawrence Bush hospitalized for appendicitis at St Francis, operation not needed. he recovering at home soon. Neardaytans over the weekend caused Wapsie Creek to overflow, flooding several cellars.

Dunkerton Bellmer Buckmaster Presbyterian Hospital Lawrence Bush St. Francis Hospital Wapsie

Reinbeck Local Notes and Postings

Mise Alta Wignall vacationing from Traer and Cedar Rapids. Kiance Green rents Peter Westergaard property in West Reinbeck. Mr Westergaard moved to Tom Smith’s shop. Mrs Elizabeth Innis recovering at home. Mr and Mrs G B Dickey of Cedar Heights visited Bernard home. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Brown Sunday evening Sept 26. Mrs Fred Fletcher ill after operation at Waterloo.

Reinbeck Mise Alta Wignall Traer Cedar Rapids Kiance Green Peter Westergaard West Reinbeck Westergaard Tom Smith Elizabeth Innis Jauite Aick G. BR. Dickey Cedar Heights Pratph Barnard Harry Brown This City Fred Flretcher Waterloo

St Ansgar Notes on Visitors Fires and Farewells

Miss Joretta Christianson visits sister Mrs Ennebere from Waterloo. Mrs Felter trips to Fayette. Miss Dora Wilkinson returns to Clarksville after weeks here. Mrs Knol and two Freeport children visit Mrs Kruger. Miss Marie Slovern returns to St Pat. Mr and Mrs C C Dale back from Minnesota trip. Sundre’s barn burned. firemen failed to save it. Farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Norton with light refreshments. PTA meeting at high school with Mrs Levise Calinbell of Ames. Receptions by domestic science group. Advain Rewland return to Ft Madison after week here.

St. Ansgar Joretta Christianson Waterloo Chas Ennebere Felter Fayette Dora Wilkinson Clarksville Richard Mueller Knol Freeport, Jr Kruger Marie Slovern St. Pat C. C. Dale Minnesota Norton Parent ‘Teachers’ Association Levise Calinbell Ames Advain Rewland Ft. Madison

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