Common Law Match Up at Waterloo Hotel Crashes in Court
A Waterloo hotel flurry ended with Judge Kepford fining James H. Hull Ida Strong Hull and F H Hull for lewd acts and illegal cohabitation. A hurried marriage to Ida Strong followed a license issued by Rev George Knoche, with Hull paying the final fine to free his bride. The episode also brought William Brietzell and another man to the station, where Brietzell faced weapons charges and a 44 1 2 day sentence at the city hall works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hull
Tom Brierzel
J. M. Hows
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Mr. Brieteel
Howe
Stuion
H. Hull
Kepford
Landtern
Marshall Town
F. H.hull
Ida Strong
George Knoche
Hubby
James H. Huw
O'Arack
J. W. Howe
Tom Bietzell
Bietzell
Strong-Hull
Bretzell
Reinbeck
Awards For Prize Birds Weather Hurts Attendance
The poultry show faces rain and poor roads but turnout grows as judging nears completion. Judge Shaner leads with assistance while winners in Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks earn many ribbons. Notable exhibitors include J B Briden and D Munger with solid showings. A framed exhibit, the $100 prize winning rooster Model, draws attention in the window. A Cedar Falls Cedar Valley sale speculation and several cups mark special prizes, with Ely's Great Balm advertised for colds and a Waterloo chapter meeting drawing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Shaner
Ewwo
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth
Dr Haffa
Rhode Island
Tennes
Waterloo
J. B. Briden
D. Munger
Sumner
J . Campbell
Roode Island
Campbell Jesup
Reads
Bingham
M. Tournier
W.S. Campbell
Rose Comb
J. C. Michaem
Marshalltown
Rosa Comb
R. I
Cockerel
Plymouth Rocks
BR. Kew
Barred Rocks
Oscar Smith
Plainfeld
Garret Rocks
Wm. Moody
Manson
Barred Rock
Cork
Cedar Falls
2Quaillet
Joultry
George Marsh
Trust Busters
Cedar Valle
Picture machine scheme leads to mortgage on lot in Waterloo
Fred Witenauer sues Sarah M. West seeking to set aside a $400 mortgage on his undivided half of lot 9 in DuBois addition, Waterloo, claiming he was misled into purchasing a moving picture machine and a dark tent. He asks for release from liability and mortgage annulment. Divorce petition also filed by Fred Weitaauer against Mary Weitaauer, citing separation since 1895 and asking for divorce with property rights as they are. A separate case, C. F. Goodwin v C. M. Nesbit, seeks an accounting over a lease and loan to stock a farm, detailing purchases and stock values totaling $1,857.04 with contested ownership of farm property valued higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lee Campbell
Sarah M. West
Jessie May Campbell
Plainsf
DuBois
Waterloo
Timus
Fred Weitaauer
Mary Weitaauer
C. F. Goodwin
C. M. Nesbit
Splendid Garment Show in a West Edge City Store
Urueh Bros display a vast stock of women s wear ranging from infant frocks to a $250 fur set, with opera gowns and ready to wear pieces. A senior member, A W Burrett, travels from St Paul claiming the store's stock rivals any west of Chicago for variety and quality. Bells in windows and center store offer holiday appeal as men seek gifts. Also reports a burst water main on East Fourth Street flooding basements, including Krueger and Gaoswillas, but no major losses. Water company crews and pumping work underway to restore service. Mr and Mrs W C McGavoy of Eagle Center visiting for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Ureh Bros
Uureh Bros
Mammouth
A. W. Burett
St Paul
Chicago
East Fourth Street
F. C
Krueger
Jacob Goswilla
Keuager
Gaoswiller Place
Mrneger
Goswiller
Adoster Sells Plymouth Rock Rooster for 100 Dollars
Wabster City Iowa December 17 Spec Sai Harry E L Ross barber at J 3 McCullough shop sold a barred Plymouth Rock rooster for 100 dollars to J B Smith of Fort Wayne Indiana. Ross has bred barred rocks for years and his bird set a high local price record, though Olmstead previously held the top with 40 dollars. Hamilton county gains prestige in poultry with strong show performances from local breeders and the major midwest fairs sending premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabster City
Iowa
Harry el’ Ross
Tha J
McCullough
J. B. Smith
Ft Wayne
Indiana
Rose
Smith
Ross
John R. Olmstead
Hamilton County
Minneapolis
Chicago
Des Moines
Sudden Death of Thomas P Brady at Waterloo
Thomas P Brady aged about 51 of 51 Mulberry street Waterloo died Wednesday after a brief heart attack. He ate a hearty noon meal and felt well before pain struck at 5:00 pm. He was found to have endocarditis and died within an hour. Brady, born in Boston June 9 1872, had lived in Waterloo since 1897 and worked as a pipe fitter. He was a Knights of Columbus member and survived by his parents, a sister Mrs Carney and brothers John Gene Charles and Joe. Funeral 8:40 am Saturday at St Josephs Church with burial in Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Brady
Mulbeery Street
Brady
Tom Brady
Mr. Brady
Phil. Sheehan
Mr. Sheetan
Thomas P. Grady
Boston
Mass
Waterloo
Owen Brady
LeMars
Freeport
Illinois Central
Knights of Columbus
Mulberry Street
Carney
Gedar Walte
Waterton
John
Gene
Charles
Joe
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mark Cooney
Galgary
Scholarships for Boys Offer Armour Grants at Ames
Ames December 17 an important feature of the winter short course is six Armour scholarships valued at 250 each. The awards go to boys excelling in stock judging and grain judging whose parents cannot afford college. The aim is to provide first year college training. H E Colby returned from Waverly after his father died. Robert Beumble, now back in Waterloo, resumes fireman work for the Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Armour
Robert Beumble
Cedar Rapids
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Hospital Plan in Waterloo Compared to St Louis
Waterloo officials report the proposed local hospital will mirror the St Louis Franciscan Sisters institution in operation and quality. Physicians express satisfaction with the plan and believe a Waterloo unit would meet all requirements, with donations being solicited and a meeting likely before subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Board of Trade Isa
Mather M. Vita
Franciscan Sisters of
St. Louis
Bacaatsi Se 6
City Medical Association
Eeese Abr
Medical Society
St. Louis Hospital
TAPS FOR TWO OLD VETERANS IN IOWA HOME DEATHS
Miller city notes from Marshalltown report the deaths of two veterans connected to the Soldiers' Home. James Walker, 68, a former Des Moines resident and Civil War veteran, died of stomach cancer after entering the home July last year. John Sutherland, 62 from Walsh County, Wisconsin, died after a paralysis decline. he is survived by several children including Mabel Sutherland of Milwaukee with addresses for others unknown. Market notes follow, touching poultry receipts, butter, and grain prices amid steady demand and wet weather impacting hides and rail car travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
James A. Walker
Des Moines
Soldiers’ Home
Yates
New York
Delaware County
Iowa
Atlanta
J. H. Sutherland
Soldiers
Milwaukee
Wis
Sutherland
Wee
Walsh
Tere Wenae
Bulli
Ifith
Iowa Cavalry
Omaha
Nashville
Tenn
Tranets
Edward
Myron
Heith
Mabel Sutherland
Hattie A. Hawkins
Maude Davis
Mabel,Sutherland
Iowa Officials Report Drug Cure Efforts and Farm Plans
In Des Moines and Knoxville two years show 674 people cured from the Ilger habit at the state nebriate hospital. Dr. Miner reports unusually good results and expansion plans. Chairman John Cownie outlines broader farming facilities for state institutions and potential land rental. Town City tuberculosis grounds to be enlarged with an expert farmer. Superintendent Robert notes improvements in deaf school education and a trip to Omaha for students. A. C. Rankin promotes a state marshal bill and plans a marshal clubs convention around January 11–12 as the legislature opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nec
School For the Deaf
Robert
Omaha
Es Moines
Rankin
Ragkin
Iowa
Thirty-Third General Assembly
Iie
Marshal Clubs
Sam Small
Oats Price Decline Seen as Bears Cover
Chicago market notes show oats traders expect further cash oats declines as country selling slows with recent price dips. Cash grain sales Wednesday totaled 15 000 bushels wheat 140 000 corn and 100 000 oats with no export sales reported from the seaboard. Corn traders cite continued bears covering in both December and May amid bullish pit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promised Relief for Neuralgia
An old advertisement-like claim describes neuralgia as nerve pain from irritation or disease and touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as capable of relief when other remedies fail. It includes testimonial snippets and cites a Linco address and Elkhart Ind manufacturer details.
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Miles
Barton
Qantas
Mike
Niles
Milies Meditical Co
Elkhart, Ind
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Laporte
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Pen
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Frank Sherling
W. Friedl
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Capon
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Feely
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John Megersen
Lmage
Ely
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Orca
Fly Brothers
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Delys Baty
William Lee Campbell
Campbell
Fred Witenauer
Wie
Birs. W.C. McGaevay
Eagle Center
Dong
Adoster
Plymouth Rock
H. E. Colby
Waverly
Padden & Pett
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Carl C, Bickley
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Board of State
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Trides
New York Bear Syndicate
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Commercial Club
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Joan Cownie
Board of Control Save Farming
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