Local News Roundup From Waterloo Area
John Fand has moved into a residence on Lafareth Street near Mullan Avenue. Waverly residents discuss the Cedar River dam as John White of Garelay township visits the city. Clarence Nelson and Tony Schneider enroll as new Waterloo business college students. J. W. Place visits with his family over the weekend. Waturlo hosts a large farewell for a popular local figure as families greet the holiday. Mrs Jennie Quinn hosts a Saturday oyster supper for girls at the Shivehotel, raising funds for workers in nearby shops. UTTER travels for Ben Hur events in Maion City Sanborn Marshalltown and Waferlas before Christmas. Mrs Utter heads to Cedar Rapids to assist in initiating a large candidates class.
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John ‘Fand
Lafareth Street
Mullan Avenue
Waverly
Cedar River
John White
Garelay Township
South Street
G. A. Buerlin
Waterloo
Clarksville
Anorutiy
J. W. Place
Waturlo
Philip and
Mins
Ethel Tilinir
At Vernon
Pis
Aln
Charles. Hiltort
Jennie Quinn
Ishivahoethelit
Utter
Basketball at Charles City shines in clean rivalry
Charles City Daily Press reports two high school games at Gabel hall between West Waterloo and Charles City teams. Girls won 8 to 8? over Charles City, boys tied 8 to 8? The match was praised for fair play and skilled handling. Miss Johnson lauded courtesy of visiting West Waterloo students and teachers. A return game in Waterloo is planned for Friday January 12 with both girls and boys teams.
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Charles City Daily Press
Gabel Hall
Main Street
West Waterloo
Charles City
Hoys
Roth
Slate High School
Ite
Loys
Ferbtayaign
Lave
Warovlas
Charles Ry
Boyssane
Charles Oliv
Ware Ellon
Lisse
Miss Johnson
West Watertonigh School
Schowl
He Elfy
Waterloo
Voth
Charles Guy Lidsh
Manon City
Wylley
Bes
What Women Will Do Novel Plot Teased Amid Scenic Wonders
The fragment hints at a new novel titled What Women Will Do with vivid scenes of arid shores and winter yards. It notes two women introduced and a sensational shipwreck scene aboard the Rosa. Promotions list ticket prices for various seating, suggesting a staged reading or theater show opening Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
The Devil's Work in Waterloo Sermon Urges Liquor Reform
Rev E G Cattermole in Grace M E church denounces liquor progress in Waterloo and praises stricter enforcement. He argues whisky at drug stores endangers youth, mocks apathy, and urges licensing reform to curb evils and protect homes. He warns pharmacists risk moral failure and urges authorities to enforce the law.
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Waterloo
Grace M. E
Pasiag
E.G. Gnattermole
Tagittenne
Elereymar
Cattermalessid
Blackhawk
Hquer
Chamber of Data
Brenseft
McKer
Tim
Iris
Peale
Valier
Chendras Fresides
Dean's Kidney Pills End Back And Kidney Pain
A Waterloo citizen, Geo H Anderson of 256 Barclay Street, reports months of back and kidney trouble relieved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Wangler Bros. & Todds and has had no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells locally. remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Geo. H. Anderson
Barclay Street
Mllinois Central
Dean
Wangler Bros. & Todds Drug Store
Udo
Wade
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Willing Delays Case as Trial Hopes Remain
In a Waterloo matter, Willing faces an arson charge over a year old. His attorney A B Switzer and Judge Platt agreed not to bring him to Waterloo before early February, despite a January term plan. Switzer favors an early January hearing but will defer custody to await trial timing and penitentiary logistics.
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Willing
Supreme Court
Waterloo Mull
A. B. Switzer
Platt
Tn Waterton
Conrt
Wing
Switzer
Wii
Wiling
Waterloo
Felraarye
Dinner Disaster Over Feasting Bryan Seeks Chew Medicine
A humorous tale from a Bryan feast describes two famous cast couple buying a spring chicken for Sunday dinner. The husband overcooks the meat leading to a choking aroma and an aroma filled apartment. The attempted eating ends in failure as the chicken stays tough while the dog is called as the last resort. The scene ends with a joke about Bryan's presidency and a dubious remedy name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoeher Tien
Amaya
Bryan
Dowie faction takes power in Zion City control shift
In Chicago 3000 followers hear John Speicher announce a triumvirate of Baines Deacon Granger to govern Zion City as Dowie retires. They plan consolidating factory stocks reducing manager salaries and moving unemployed residents to nearby towns with new church branches. Dowie expected to resume authority after winter.
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Chicago
Joh Alexandr Dowie
Shiloh
Zion City
John G. Speicher
Mat
Baines
Alex Granger
Ziv
Dowie
Garvibean Sea
Speicher
Zion
AHI
Wiltionk
BR. BL Rodda
George R. Corlette
Tree Insdiustries
GC. J. Barnard
Ide City
Watthegan
Kenosha
Dowle
Deacon Granger
Funeral for James H. Casley Held Amid Family Attendance
Funeral services for the late James H. Casley were held Sunday afternoon at Asowerick. Officiating was G. Beennan of Walnut Street Baptist Church. The family and the men’s Sunday school class attended in a body. The body was transported to Vinton for burial, with RB J Howrey, R. Crowther, and Arthur Ferguson guiding the procession. Miss Helen Mealey of Delivery visited with Waterloo friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Casley
Asowerick
Mirlboryy Treat
G. Beenmn
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Hdl
Vinton
RB J Howrey
R. Crowther
Arthur Ferguson
Market Reports from St Paul with Grain and Livestock Prices
The day’s market quotations show hogs mixed to heavy, prices ranging from about 4.60 to 6.05 for various grades, cattle steady to lower, and sheep steady. Grain notes list corn at 32 cents, oats 25, rye around 40, with hay and other farm goods also priced. A Timely Topic advert promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, while Raab’s New Creation introduces the Rebecca Water jug inscription with plaster bust and water jug motif.
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Chicago
Raab
Wm. Raab
Rebecca
Rebeeca
Palestine
Esath Rebecca
Drain Goose Pond Aims To Redevelop Boggy Ground
The adjacent agn era project between Bunkerton and Fairbank seeks to drain Goose pond reducing a hundred acres of boggy land along Wapsipinicon creek. City officials Assistant Engineer Ralph Slippey and J P Rieger began surveys to convert the land into arable soil, with Mr Kummins owning most of the boggy area. Grace Blaker of Innesville visits the home of A I James and family on Fourth Street.
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Bunkerton
Fairbank
Goose Pond
Ralph Slippey
J.P. Rieger
Wapsipinicon
Kummins
Aeyural Mall Carrier
Bereavement resolutions honor fallen comrade at Waterloo
Robert Anderson Relief Corps members express heartfelt sympathy for the family of a deceased comrade, praising his culture and virtues. The resolution notes spiritual rest and strength, orders publication in Waterloo papers and distribution to the Grand Army Advocate, with copies to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Robert Anderson Relief Corps
Robert Anderson Pont
Waterloo
Grand Army Advocate
Julia Kerr
Nancy Hafer
Julia VY
White Committee
Nuptials of Mrs Favonie Rickert and Henry Lyon
The wedding took place Sunday afternoon at 5136 o'clock at the bride’s home 229 Vine Street Rev H G Beeman officiated A small company attended After a wedding supper the couple will live at 229 Vine Street The bride is active in Waterloo Baptist work The groom works as a collector for the Gas and Electric Light Co in Waterloo for twelve years Neighbors offer congratulations to the newlyweds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favonie A. Rickert
Henry W. Lyon
H. G. Beeman
Vine Street
Waterloo
Gas and Electric Light Company
New Twin Locomotives Put In Service On Dubuque Line
A big new engine arrived weeks ago and is now active on passenger runs. Locomotives 1031 and 1032 operated under Engineer Burhgie and Fireman Jeans on No 2 and Engineer Griffin with Fireman Dewhirst on No 6. The round house was enlarged to house the pair, brickwork finished and only carpentry remains. The addition strengthens the Chicago Dubuque line’s motive power for the division.
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Dubuane
Burhgie
Jeans
Griffin
Dewhirst
Tinois Central
Dubuque
Pay Day Wednesday in Waterloo as wage car arrives
The Tilbolg Central joy wagon will reach Waterloo Wednesday to distribute weekly wage checks to local employees. Night shift pay is 6 20 a m and day shift 7 20 a m. The car will go to the Albert Lea branch afterward and arrive in time to provide Christmas money for workmen. Home merchants expect one of the season’s biggest busy days next Wednesday as stores and banks will extend hours for railroad families. John Jackson sells his Jefferson Street residence to Arthur Connolly and will move to Pasadena, California, mid January with his family, a home occupied since 1868. Connolly will occupy 1,882 residence.
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Tilbolg Central
Waterloo
Sibe
Albert Lea
John Jackson
Jefferson Street
Old College
Arthur Connolly
Pasadena
California
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Connolly
Strouse Stoker Demonstrates Automatic Stakar On Rails
The Central's eight hour fast freights test the Strouse automatic stakar between Oskaloosa and Albert Lea shows success. Engineers Elder and Dasher piloted the machine over 182 miles on Nos. 56 and 96, meeting scheduled times while hauling heavy tonnage. Attending were Aventor W W. H. Strome John Whittaker Road Foreman of Engineers Finch and Master Mechanic Feally, confirming the device’s practical value.
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Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Herald
Oskerloosa
Albert Lez
Central
Jimmy Elder
Albert Lea
Dasher
New Sharon
Marshalltown
Mason City
Aventor
W. H. Strome
John Whittaker
The
Danish Couple Wed at Rev Beeman's Home
Miss Bertha Christiansen and Ole Tennyson married at 7 30 pm Tuesday by Rev EH Beeman at his Independ ence avenue home. Christiansen came to America from Denmark a year ago and stayed with Beeman. Tennyson moved from Denmark two years ago and is head Blacksmith at Litenfield factory. They will live in Calumet addition. Two men named Hines from Tracer were jailed for drink-related mischief after court fees. Fay Hut visited Clarksville with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Tracer
Jait
Heinz Pielie Jules
Waterloo
Husking
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E. G. Cattermola
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G Willing
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Wangler Bros
Ted
Speicher and Dowie
Jowie
Tenderfoot
Richard Carte
Brown
Oscar L. Plynanan
Rath White
Mgr
Flaman
Professor Pettibone
Miss White
Marion
Jethro Warner
Fred Nafley
J. FP. Roonay
A. S. Buens
H. Baldwin
George Romain
Louise Brackett
Elin Lorkhart
Peankie Warper
Mabel Lorena
Toby Caatte
Helen Mealey
Delveiy
Vsited
Friends Fm
Sonday
A. J. Cummings
Malhouee
St Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
A. .J. Gummings
Foley
C. W. Birney
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Wewo
C. W. Bitner and
Wangtor Bros. & Todd
Dunkerton
Grace Blaker
Innesville
A. I
James
C. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
C.W. Bitner
Fancie A. Rickert
Wilber
Logan Hotel
Oricon
Fortner
Extel
Eis Rastica
Hin
Wilert Shallesberger
OoSwood Blvd
Strouse Stoker
Miss Fay Hut
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