Wallon Mill Company to Resume Active Management
Local report recalls a year ago notice that W. L. Ding would take active management of the Wallon Mill company. Waterloo was chosen as next meeting place for district I. O. Q. B. gathering. April 28 announces Jetto Lauritzen Bros. contracted to erect a Congregational church at South and West Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ding Worould
Walon Mill Company
Waterloo
Jetto Lauritzen Bros
Corper South
West Fourth Streets
Local Notices and Social Gleanings From Waterloo
A scan of Waterloo social and business notes shows E A Dawson of Gelweings in town on business. Mrs B Giles visiting Ottumwa. Mrs S E Giles visiting her mother in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs William Arth back from Chicago. B F Temple visiting Clarkeville. Mr and Mrs BE McCoy home from Dubuque. George R Turner from Grundy Center. Mrs J W Lewis from Mason City attending the O F V convention. Mrs Howard Shull recovered from measles. Miss Clara McCoy resigns as stenographer at Fowjer company. Independence avenue car line reopened after sewer work. Waterloo city council to meet with potential police appointments. Mrs Alice Rhineswich of Charles City visiting. M A Welch and W Z Dinningen from Dubuque. old saloon fixtures on Water Street being replaced. cold spell with 35 degrees at dawn. Mrs J Ralston and two children return to Minneapolis. Prayer meeting moved to Wednesday at First Methodist. Mrs D Hata recovering from fall. JOD Littling building a new home on East Eighth Street. D T Hall of Grinnell joins Fred K Kimball company in Waterloo. J A Cruikshank moving to L S Cabs residence. T R McAleeney recovering from runaway accident. social visits from Mr and Mrs Runyen and others including Miss Ida Bickel and Chas Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Delagaredelle
Water Street
Brownies Defeat Giants in Quiet Baseball Opening
Brownies win 3 to 1 over the McCarty Giants in a private northern city ground game setting the early tone for Waterloo’s baseball season. Batteries Brownies Mullen and Taggart vs Giants McCarty Messenger and Watson. Also reports trespass losses on railroads, local injuries, and civic notes on courts, crews, and upcoming lectures.
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Woaterloo
Taggert Brownies
McCarty Giants
Brownies
Giants
Mullen
Taggart
McCarty
Messenger and Watson
Marriage Licenses and Deputies Convene at Ellis
marriage licenses issued to Roy Spafford and Ala Neatrice Walte both 25 and 21 from Waterloo, and Valentine Schmitt 25 with Matilta Manarich 21 from Gilbertville. A Highland Nobles deputies meeting in Ellis rooms marks final session to boost society interests. attendees include Dr. Jas A Williams and many others across Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Texas. The note also touts Foley’s Money and Tar as a safe cough remedy under the Pure Food and Drug Law with local sellers Wangler Bros and J K Joder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Spafford
Waterloo
Ala Neatrice Walte
Valentine Schmitt
Gilbertville
Matilta Manarich
Gilbertvilla
Ellis
Jas. A. Wiams
Belle Plaine
iTowa
J. F. Whiting
Preble
Colo
Ie . Chamberlain
Manchester
Iowa
Abe Joseph
Minneapolis
Minn
Foley
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
Long illness ends as Mrs Vandalla Groat dies at home
Mrs Vandalla Groat widow of ex mayor J M Groat dies after seven years of poor health and a paralysis stroke. Funeral at 2:30 Tuesday at 524 East Fourth Street, Grace Methodist and P D O member. Survivors include two daughters, two step-daughters, brothers and a sister. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Also reports James J Knapp death and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalla Groat
J. M. Groat
Fourth Street
L. MM. Swan
Dale
N.Y
G. W. Dawson
Eest Fourth Street
J.C. Farr
Sioux City
Swan
Mare
L. H. Keith
Sioux Falls
Geo. H. Humphrey
Thornton
Town
Lyine
B. A.gilman
Dell Rapids
H. M. Gilman
Michigan
C. M. Gilman
Pasadena
Gal
A. Knowles
Litchfield
Mich
Grace Methodist Church
Happy Hour Club
East Fourth
E. D. Hull
Grace Church
Street car collision injures woman on East Fourth Street
In front of the United States express office Dr. Dawson- Parsons' carriage was rear ended by a street car. A wheel broke and the occupant was thrown to the pavement with force. She suffered bruises and a nervous state for hours but is improving. Also noted: Mrs. William Bates recovering at home, Master Mohan improving, Mrs. H. E. Holdis moved home, Marie with diphtheria improving, Philip Kitty recovering, and Mrs. Grant Bemis recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
United States Express Office
Dawson- Parsons
Amg
William Bates
Rick
Master Mohan
H. E. Holdis
Presbyterian, Hospital
Ormer
Marie
Itchie
Philip Kity
Lincoln Street
Grant Bemis
Advice Raid on Parlors From Rev Marl In Sermon
Chicago Tribune reports Rev John A Marl urged raiding parlors where card games prize winnings occur, comparing them to gambling dens and urging action as a way to curb gambling culture in homes and communities. He warned that mothers and fathers who gamble in home whist and poker risk teaching children to gamble for jackpots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
John A. Marl
Belden Avene
City rubbish curbside prohibition ordinance text
City Ordinance Chapter 64 Section h prohibits sweeping throwing or dropping ashes shavings handbills dirt straw rubbish or any waste into streets alleys sidewalks gutters ditches drains or culverts except for repair or improvement under city officers direction.
Death on the Death Rope Ends Circus Act Tragedy
In Harlin Gadbin A French professor died during a perilous death rope act at Circus Busch before 5000 spectators. He leapt from a 100 foot roof onto a smooth inclined shaft, but misjudged the poise and struck the shaft failing to slide clear, and died soon after. The dangerous feat had a long history with Gadbin performing it 438 times without a mishap before this fatal misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlin
Gadbin
Busch
Nagardous
Gadbln
Dad
Delegates Named At First Congregational Church Meeting
Rev Rollins was chosen as delegate to the upcoming Detroit convention after a thoughtful paper by J H Shoemaker and an address by Andrew Stevenson of Chicago at the First Congregational men's club. The meeting praised the paper on Christianity and Socialism TM and discussed expanding the club movement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shoemaker
First Congregational Church
Andrew Steverson
Chicago
Presbyterian Men’s Club
Congrégational Church
Rollios
de Froik
Frisco Train Derailed Near Paris Injures Nineteen
A Frisco passenger train from St Louis arriving in Paris Texas derailed near Stanley Ole early today. Nineteen people were injured in the accident with passengers and crew accounting for the casualties. Local authorities and firefighters assisted at the scene and medical teams transported the injured to area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
St. Louis
Arrlys
Stanley
Ole
Humble Side of Jim Hargis Revested by Photo Snapping
Kentucky feudist Judge Jim Hargis known for forbidding photographs finally allowed pictures during his Callahan murder trial. Photographers faced danger in Jackson as Hargis, cautious of his image, initially hid then emerged, later posing willingly for shots. The Courier-Journal photographer Roger Howe captured a controversial moment. Hargis retorted that reporters must make a living, easing tensions after the clash.
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Jim ‘Hargis
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Lay
Fiord Byrd
Hargis
Saya B
Jim Hargis
Callahan
Jackson
Louisville Courier Journal
Robert Howe
Werd Vnei
Maniner
Iag
Tooe
Courier-Journal
The Emmanuel Movement Sermon Promotes Scientific Christianity
Brooklyn preacher Dr. Robert MacDonald praises the Emmanuel movement as a scientific Christian system uniting psychology medicine mind healing and faith care. He says it blends sources from psychology to Christian Science to strengthen Christianity and asks for further sermons before a constructive series on airpower follows.
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MacDonald
Robert MacDonald
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
New Boston
Tolato
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago Dated April 27
The Chicago live stock market summary shows hogs opening 10 cents lower with various classes priced around 5.10 to 5.65 for mixed, butcher, and heavy hogs, while cattle opened mostly 10 cents lower and closed steady to lower with slow demand. Estimated receipts for tomorrow are 10,000 hogs and 43,250 left over cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Decima
New York Stock Market and War Chant Feature
Stock prices listed for exchanges including Atchison Amalgamated Copper Anaconda American Locomotive American Smelter Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Great Western Colorado Fuel and Iron National Lead Nashville Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Southern Pacific Southern Railway St Paul Union Pacific United States Steel common and preferred Also a LAXALM BROMO QUININE ad and a poem titled The Armada of Peace praising naval power and peaceful nations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison Oo
Eeseereer
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda American Locomotive
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Tite - Mads Gentral
National Lend
Lowlavilla
Nashville
Missouri ‘Pacific
New York Central Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bt. Paul
Sus Union Pacifia .c
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E. A. Dawson
Gelweings
B. Giles
Ottumwa
Ars
S. EK. Giles
William
Arth
BF. Temple
Clarkeville
BE. H McCoy
Dubuque
George R. Turner
Grundy Center
J. W. Lewis
Mason City
Howard Shull
Wall
Nut Street
Clara McCoy
Fowjer Company
Independence Avenue
Doty
Alice Rhineswich
Charles' City
M.A. Welch
Z. Dinngen
First Methodist Church
D. Hata
JOD, Littling
East Eighth Street
O. W. Armagast
D. T. Hall of
Grinnell
Fred_K. Kimball company
Ava Shore Time
J. A. Cruikshank
L. S. Cabs
Broadway
Mr. Cruikshank
Waterloo Farm Fence Company
T. R. McAlhinney
W. F. Christopher Shaveys
Fox and Forsyth
Laporte
Mart Runyen
Z. Wyatt
Greene
Ida’ Bickel
Alma
Chas. D. Lamson
Mr. Runyen
Rose Merdonald
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Waterlooan
A. G. Wyrrell
Lamont
Mr. Tyrrell
Tome
The
Woodmen Picnic Asaceration
Anna Saunders
Maude Garpenter
Blanche Rowing
Hazel Pldridge
Waverly
J. H. Fucss
William Hetts
Mra. R. J- Belt
Fera
Keota
Leon
Yin Hinsdale
Wltig West Fifth Street
P. N. Belangee
Polk County
Geo. Thomas
Terre Haute
Ind
Cleveland
Ohio
Roy
Rollins
Cowles
Iskue
Detroit
Congregational Brotherhood
Boston
Board of Supervisors
Juvenila
Court House
Lawtnl
Giria
Annex Court Room
Welstead
Blahmey's
R. A. Doty
Rev
A. B. Kepford
W. W. Miller
G. O. Lansan
F. E. Cutler
F.C. Platt
A. T. Hu
H. A
Nut
Association No. 3
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Waterloo Water Works
West Third and
Water Streets
Howard Tuttle
East Side
Jack Murphy
Wack Murphy
San Bernardino
California
West
Pal
James J. ‘Knapp
Elmwood
Franklin Street
Kalkhts Templar
H. W. Reherd
Presbyterian Church
TW. A. Wilgon
W. F. Parett
C. F. Mortill
John Zook
E. E. Manhard
A J. Edwards
James Knapp
Fairview Cemetery
da. Bart
Paul
Barr
Swarry
Way
Pat
Hts
Petal
Oes
Knights of Columbus
Madison
Cuba City
Galena
Cedar Rapides
Orlweth
Wisconsin
Illinoi
Iowan
Oskaloosa
C. H. Elghmay'a
GC. H. Elghmey
C. H. Elghmey
Progressive
Andrew Stevenson
Frisco
Okla
Emmanuel Movement
Henry B. Tiersey
Rene
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Tulu
Thrace
Gresley
Helstiazazny
NEW York Stock Market
W. Grove
Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Hants
Randolph Street
Fifth Street
Montha Toft
Clarence W. Rottertopp
Whitney
Sedgwick
Baltimore Street
Notrade
Burton E. Wilgon
West Fourth Street
Locust
West Second Streets
Burton E. Wilson
Clvb
Mezdames Matt
W. F. Parrott
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