Jacob Shops Captured On Charge Of Ribbon Theft
Jacob Shops of Maynard was arrested Wednesday evening on a charge of stealing a box of ribbon from the Rock Island freight house as he loaded his household effects for relocation to Waterloo. He appeared before Justice A B Kepford, requested time to hire counsel, and the case was continued until Friday afternoon. He is jailed in default of $300 bond awaiting the hearing. The ribbon was intended for a Chicago firm returned by Belt department store. Also notes: Isabelle Lagher returned to Doniphan after visiting relatives. Carl Beck and Mrs. Beck of Eagle Center visited Waterloo. George Brammer of Des Moines in Waterloo to visit B B Hunter.
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Rock Island Railway
Jacob Shops
Maynard
Shops
Waterloo
A B
Kepford
Tine
Rock Island
Rowley
Belt Department Store
Chicago
Isabelle Lagher
Doniphan
Neb
Carl Beck
Eagle Center
George Brammer
Des Moines
B. B. Hunter
Waterloo Circus Draws Crowds Despite Wet Weather
Waterloo residents endured rain and crowded depots as Barnum and Bailey drew thousands. Hotels filled beyond capacity while locals slept in doorways and streets waited for night trains to return home. Fort Dodge debate targets free water subsidies for churches and industries as claims arise that municipal water services lack accountability.
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Girla
West Fourth
Waterloo
Wadnesday
Black's
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Kime
Cook
Syeteta
BAD CHARGE AGAINST COTTER DIVORCED WIFE FLED HOME
Mary H Cotter charged Charles Cotter with forcibly entering her home to murder. She escaped by breaking a second story window and leaping into tree branches, injuring herself. Cotter accused of unlawful entry and murder. police seek him as he may have fled the city.
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Mary H Cotter Thuredey
Charles Cotter
Mra. Cotter
Fete Srr
Gabe Cotter Familly
Cotter
Lave Street
Pon
Garles Cotter
Mary BH. Cotter
Juniors Elect and Enlistments Reported at Local Church
The Junior League of St Paul's M. E. church elected officers after a two month break led by President Francis Fleming and Secretary Bessie Harper. Meanwhile Henry P. Christenson 23 of Independence and G W Shotwell 21 of Council Bluffs enlisted for three years in the coast artillery and cavalry service updates note Major Chas P. George will review the papers at Jefferson Barracks.
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Junior League of St. Paul's M. E. Church
Francis Fleming
Bessie Harper
Clarence ‘ Dewey
Gayile Wooding
Henry P. Christenson
G. W Shotwell
Uncle Sam
Independence
Tultea States Army
G. W. Shotwell
Council Bluffs
Nagale
Waterk
Fred Groff
Chas. P. George
Des Moinea
Jefferson Barracks
Cuba
Lyman Twins Tonight at Waterloo Theatre
The Lyman Twins arrive at 5 40 PM from Oskaloosa after performing last night. Known for shows like A Merry Chase Money to Burn and The Rustlers they will present Yankee Drummers with a large audience expected. The Time the Place and the Girl company showed a second performance Wednesday, drawing a good crowd despite many attending the circus. The company heads to Independence after leaving the city this morning.
Why Girls Leave Home theater piece in town
Teaser notes the play Why Girls Leave Home drawing on a tragedy theme, with a run of performances the next night. It references stark themes about the frailty of women and danger, citing sensational lines and varying ticket prices for evening shows and matinees. Also mentions Farmers trimming highways and local trips by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Busby to Dubuque.
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Gini
Truva
Lanthor
Lkely
Rity
Tts Tage
Free Fight on East Fourth Street Ends in Brawling Profanity
A bare knuckle melee on East Fourth Street in front of McGovern store drew a crowd of about a hundred. Two out of town principals fought in the gutter, trading punches and insults until bystanders threatened police. A second disturbance on Water Street saw three farmers ejected after a melee with the proprietor and loungers.
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East Fourth Street
McGovern ‘Store
Water Street
Waterloo Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Labor Sunday
Waterloo scene featuresMiss Katherine Kennair of Chicago visiting for trimming work, Miss Anna May French and Walter French planning a four week outing to Chicago and Wisconsin, and Illinois Central detectives shadowing circus followers. D.A. Lichty and Iola of Morrill visit with relatives, Mr. Woodworth of Charles City formerly worked at Farrington dairy, Labor Sunday service planned at 7 45 with sermon on The Church and Workingmen. Local figures including Mrs L Reberd and Miss Panple Reberd travel to Marshield Wisconsin for work. Domestic Loans and Savings League reports 61 negotiations statewide totaling 400000 in assets.
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Katherine Kennair
Chicago
Waterloo
Apoelton Ohlet Trimmer
Guam
Tore
Bills Bennett
Albert Lea
D.A. Lichty
Iola
Morrill
Kansas
Mra
Olive Tucker
Hemlin
C.L. Wondworth
Charles
City
Woodworth
Farrington Ordumery
Yterian Church
H. W. Re Herd
Kidney Disease Warning and Kilmer Swamp-Root Remedy
Thousands suffer kidney trouble with little awareness of the rising prevalence. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disorders, back pain and urinary issues, claiming dramatic relief and offering sample bottles and a free book by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
N.Y
Waterloo Market Notes and County Notices
The page covers mixed market data from Waterloo and Chicago including grain and hog prices, cattle and sheep receipts, and local market quotes. It lists local commodities such as potatoes, hay, hogs, flour, and hides with price ranges, plus a protest by dairy interests over a 30 percent cream-rate hike. Legal notices outline a civil suit in Black Hawk County and a forthcoming September term, while local ads include hog medicine by E Beyer and a brief visit by Carleton H. Wright to Waterloo.
Real Estate Transfers Reported For Record
Real estate transfers listed include deeds Med for record Wednesday involving Dubuque and Sioux City R R to JL H Rebbeck for land in Cedar Falls Section 18. Carney to Cedar Falls land. Clifford Wooley to M Storm for East Waterloo lot. Central Bank to Roy Cushman for East Waterloo land. Elisa Jane King to Rebecca J Fox and others for land in sections 32 33 Big Creek. Fox to King for land in sections 42 32 33 Big Creek. Cotter to Seymour Poyner in Waterloo with eight transfers noted for various lands and considerations.
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Dubuque
Sioux City
R-R
H. Rebbeck
Sec
Cedar, Falls
Sioux
Carney
Cedar Falls
Clifford Wooley
Storm
East Waterloo
Joentral Bank
Roy Cushman
East
Waterloo
Hlisa
Jane King
Rebecca J. Fox
Elisa Jane King
Big Creek
Jase. King
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Leavitt
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Mooney
First Farm
Black Mawk County
Wilbert Shallerberger
Wateriog
Cogan Hotel
Crvick
Yairom
Chert
Shellenteror
Tanine
Rience Ani
Burpina
Wilbert One
Cweed Blvd
Orwel Stale Gan
Barnum and Ballty Girlue
Gialmt
St. Paul's
Irene Fergemann
Alberta Woodring
Harl R. Spears
Loreen Storm
Rith Woodring
Clarence Spears
Lyman
New Waterloo Theatre
Rainbow
W. L. Busby
McGovern
Bisewalk
Lamson Shor. & CO
Tows
Sievert & Larrabold
Bishlow
Nara Aranda
Pomstak
Jubtwe
Austen. Crothers
Maryland
District Court
Blackhawk County
Augustin Schmitt
Mary
Theresa Miller
Seibert Miller
Mary Theresa Miler
Seibert
Miller
Towa
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Joe Kirby
Ald Court
Laws
Court House
M. J. Butterfield
Swang
E. Beyer
Depver
Carleton H. Wright
New Mamp 1
Tom
Castoria
Waterloo Business College
Steve Rata
McLaughlin
Exex Coffee
Murphy
Foster Co
R. J. Bele
Larson & Co
AB. Pinkerton
C. H. Eighmey
John Mason & Co
Dunham Bros
J. Koup
Meiach & Rath
Garland & Wilcox
I E
MD Chapaan
A. W. Moothart
Geo
Yenney
B. H. Kasobt
Ed Anderson
J. H. Wise
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