Change of Articles of Incorporation Hieber-Metz to Hieber-Welsman Co
Notice states that at a special stockholders meeting in Waterloo Iowa on the 11th day of November 1908 the articles of incorporation were amended to change the company name to Hieber-Welsman Company L O Bieber president. The notice appears with other unrelated text about illness and a book on appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieber-Metz Co
Hieber-Metz Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Hieber-Welsman Company
Road Promoter Sued for Divorce
Des Moines and Tipton county court records reveal B F Clouser, a banker, sued for divorce by his Indianapolis wife Mrs. Rie Buat alleging deceit and abandonment. She claims 120 acre farm worth 11000, alimony requests of 6000, child care, and notes his ties to a Des Moines Waterl oo traction venture valued at 25000.
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Des Moines
Dec
Tipton
Ind
Circuit Court
Jentt
Indianapolis
B. F. Clouser
Iowa
Waterloo
Beet Sugar Factory Incorporation Filed in Waverly
Articles of incorporation filed in Iowa for a 500000 beet sugar factory to be built in Waverly. The Towa Sugar Company lists W J Churchill and others as directors with signers including J A Dawenn and A J Wile. Expected to be among the west’s largest beet sugar plants. Spreckels is said to be interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Iowa
Waverly Company
Towa Sugar Company
W. J. Churchill
Theres Cranage
W. H. Wallace
Charles B. Warren
G. A. Grossman
B. M. Reeves
F. J. Farwell
J. A. Dawenn
A.A. Brosdie
G. O. van Derveer
Edward Knott
Henry Kasemeyer
A. J Wile
West
Spreckles
The
Sugar Trust
Fort Dodge Woman Ashes to Be Scattered in Mississippi
Des Moines reports say the widow Elfen Jordinson of Fort Dodge requested her body be cremated and her ashes sprinkled into the Mississippi River. Relatives plan a small ceremony in line with her deathbed wish amid notes of atheism and claimed derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Elfen Jordinson
Ice factory planned on Lower Water Street site
Ground cleared for a new artificial ice plant to be built by R H Leverich W D Leverich and A C Wilford of Vinton. The brick one story building will measure 50 by 102 feet with future expansion, a 226 horsepower boiler, and a can system ice process producing about 30 tons daily. The Illinois Central will add a spur track to aid shipments.
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Weterlag
Bart
A. C- Wilford
Vinton
Ney
Old Court House
F. J. Fowler
BE. Manhard
Henry Vogt
Louisville
Milnois Central
Jubilee Farm and Town Notes Mixed With Local Purchases
Jubilee area reports include Christ Emmersol harvesting hay, Fred Loeb installing a new cow cart, and Beres farm sale to Iowa and Northwesterns. Henry Olinger bought Peter Schmidt jugs, parochial schoolhouse work advances, and a Hudson sale draws locals. John Ernen bought a traction engine shredder for 200 dollars, local trades move cattle and engines, and household moves shuffle to Gilbertville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick and
Ijahn
Christ
Emil Mergon
Jesup
Peter Se¢hiniat
Fred Loeb
Jubilee
Iowa and North
Henry Olinger
Peter Schmidt
Evangelical Lutheran Society Hias
Hudson
Nick Terns
North Dakota
Canada
John Gales
Waterloo
Seymour Poyner
Anna Steuberlauch
Gilbertville
John Ernen
Arthur G. Young
Charles Wellman
August Lange
Pater
Nick Termes
William Koob
John Erven
Ee Marlin Benardy
Peter Lies
Christ Emmersot
Jackson Day Banquet Program Set With Notable Speakers
The Jackson Day banquet in Elks hall on January 8 features a prestigious roster of speakers including J B Weaver Colfax and Cato Selig Vinton. Tickets are on sale, a concert by an orchestra accompanies the event, and seating for three hundred guests is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Democrats of
J. B. Weaver
Colfax
Cato Selig
Vinton
M. Carr
Manchester
Jackson
Jefferson
J.B. Sullivan
Dea ‘ Moines
A. Yah Wagenen
Sioux City
J.M. Parting
Des
Moines
George F. Rinehart
Newton
Democracy
Jsd
Dennison
Dubuque
Charles A. Dixon
Harony
Team Bolt from Buggy in Downtown Runaway
A team attached to Stephen E Hollenshead, a teamster of 1421 Commercial street, broke from its fastening about 4:00 am Wednesday, overturned the buggy, damaged its tongue and wheel, and the animals fled near Westveer Brenheel drug store, then north over the Illinois Central tracks. No trace found by noon. police alerted. Hollenshead conducts personal search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen E.hollenshead
Commercial Street
Westveer & Brenheel
Ninois
Agnes Metcalf Sought Over Missing Heir Insurance Funds
Waterloo residents seek Agnes Metcalf as Patrick Metcalf died in Chicago last week and named his sister as beneficiary in a Catholic Order of Foresters policy. P A McConville, Foresters chief ranger, asks for Agnes’s whereabouts and reports no local memory of her. public urged to report to police or the Shehan Reporter office. A L Ortner visited Waterloo and Fairbank last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Metcalf
Waterloo
Patrick Metcalf
Chicago
Catholi Order of Foresters
Agnes
Superior
Metcalf
Catholic Order of Foresters
Agnes Metcalf. the Wndertaker
Remaing
Spies Eicher Wedding A Nuptial Ceremony in Denver Area
Martha Spies and Kraft H Bicher wed Tuesday evening at 318 Iowa Street in a ceremony officiated by Rev Higo Lutz. A reception followed with a wedding supper. The couple plans to reside at 30 Tawa Street with relatives nearby. The bride formerly lived east of Denver and has been in the city about two years. The groom immigrated from Germany fourteen years ago and works as a boilermaker with Illinois Central shops.
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Mis
Martha Spies
Kraft H. Bicher
Wm. Stggelkow
Iowa Street
Higo Lutz
Coupe
Sebastian Reiger
Tawa Street
Denver
Germany
Heiger
Illinois Central
Hides and Fur Market Report and Remedies
Market at present is solid with no anticipated material changes. W R French, Waterloo Iowa, offers top prices for hides and furs. Warning about appendicitis symptoms and Dr Adler's treatment as a remedy. Wangler Bros advertises large dollar bottles.
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Pesent
W. R. French
Waterloo
Towa
Swt
Local Social Notes And Farewell For Dr Cotton
A week of visits and family news from the community includes Elinor Dowglens and Mrs A Fuller moving, farm activity, and Sunday guests from Nevada Iowa. The Friday quarterly meeting at the Dubuqee district featured Rev Fleming’s sermon and a conference. Dr E Z Cotton’s death brings sorrow and condolences to neighbors and friends.
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Dee
Bmirs
Prmek Dowglens
Ite
Elinor
Odiweia
J. W. Hobwaser
Craries Hawa
MC. A. Pope
M. C.A
Bla
Dewar
A. Fuller
Mae
Ges
Sylvester Arthur
Nevada
Lows
Way
George Arthur
Nelson
Freeport
Glenn Corson
Waterloo
Lyon” Smith
Phillips
Olin Young
Adele
J. W. Hobson
Branty Douglarg
Oelwein
J. W. Hobson's
M. B. Sunday School
Helen Breitman
Fleming
Dubuqee
Hawa
Wm, Brocka
Wm. Maurer
Bennington Correspondent Reports Local Views And Odd Notes
December 18 notes from Dunkerton include a Bennington correspondence on a two story center building and local vote outlook. The item also cites remarks on religion, banking fines, a traveling agent, school attendance debates, and a jeweler finding rattlesnakes in a repaired violin.
Married Secretly in Dakota City Surprise Wedding in Dakota City Neb
Benjamin B. Lichty of Waterloo and Daisy Jackson Jank of Sioux City secretly wed December 1 in Dakota City Neb after a planned June ceremony. The couple, long acquainted through college and family ties, chose secrecy while Lichty held a grocery job. Both will reside in Waterloo after a brief visit to Sioux City. News notes also mention a divorce decree for Mrs. Junk and preparations for a wider Western check raiding case involving J. S. Kemp Manufacturing and International Harvester link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Lichty
George‘ Téchty
Daisy Jackson-Jank
Sioux City
Dakota Ctr
Neb
Missouri River
George B. Lichty
Hin
Lichty
St. Mary's College
Kunorville
Ft. 2
Mr. Lichty
Ben. Lichty
Waterloo
Ben
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Wholesale, Grocery
Sioux City Bride and Groom Keep Secret Wedding
A Mr Lichty and Mrs Jack Sontunk wed December 21 in Dakota City Nebraska with Judge J J Eimers presiding. The ceremony remained secret for seventeen days as family and witnesses were sworn to secrecy and only later were details released. Daisy Louise Junk daughter of Sheriff Charles W Jackson recently divorced from J Fred Junk attended quietly. The couple then returned to Sioux City with Lichty at his parents home and the bride at her father’s residence.
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Miers City
Junk
Lichty
Lichty Calé
Sioux City
Hia
George Lichty
Waterloo
Iowa
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Princeton
Jack
Louise Junk
Charles W. Juckson
Tribune
Jacksontunk
Esty
Daisy
Charles W. Jackson
J. Fred Junk
Dakota City
Nebita
Benjamin R. Lichey
JJ. Eimers
Imans
Nebraska
Etna Green
Lulu Elmers
Elmers
Harry A. Hart Hoth
Dakota County
Waterson
Judge Himers
Democratic accusations and trusteeship pledge voiced
A local letter defends honesty of candidates, offering $500 to any Republican who proves a trading deal for an office. Kirby and Kelley are named as witnesses, with Parson Smith's pledge as a straight Democrat. Also reports a Waterloo marriage license for Lewis Graham and Christina Anderson.
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Mena C. J
Kirby
O. K
Kelley
Mary Bhiglert
Fairbank
Pauline
Koesler
Dubuque
Ote Seminary
Parson Smith
Lewis B. Graham
Christina A. Anderson
Waterloo
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Osly
Orrick
Hotel Fortner
Casey
Ingurabla
Shaler
Praven
Saar
Bright
Grant Jaases
Guaran
Baxter
Fenrlaneny
Rey
Craeeaa
Wilbert Shallenbenger
Hweed
Stade Mai
L. O. Bieber
Conrad Adler
Berlin
Wangler Brow
Dr. Kilner & Co
Welamton
N.Y
Moines-Waterloo
Clouser
Vorce
Sugar Shop Incorporated
Ahtes Brow
John Fishete
Koub Bros
George Orth
R. H. and
W. D. Leverich
A. Cs
Wilford
Enterprise
W. N. Birdsall
Water Jos
Metcale
Phil Shehan
A. L. Ortner
Dunkerton
Bennington
Informa
France
Republic
Italy
Freeman
B—L
W. W. Beal
Rio
Grande
Labrador
Tom Lanigan
Law
Baker Medicine Co
Keokuk
Nere
Barclay
United States
Mrs. Jackson
Bronx City
Groom
Princeton Graduate
Caldwell
Marshalltown
J. B. Hoifendors
J.H. Hildebrand
Marshauitown
Jwire
H. S. Campbell
Kemp ‘Manufacturing Company
Newark Valley
N. C
Enade
International Harvester Company of
Tll
Nobus Go
Watedoo
Wis
Weite
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