Two Alarms Sound From Both River Sides Sunday Fire
A fire in an engine cab being repaired in the round house caused a brief blaze that was quickly extinguished by the shop department. An alarm mix up sent equipment to the wrong side after a telephoned notice, with one man injured slightly by a fall during the confusion.
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Mlinois
Round House
East Side
Irmham
Byford
Box 15
West Secon
Jefferson Streets
West Side
Inzay
Fred Fisher
City Electrician
East Fourth Street
Lafayette
Sammis Favored By Elks For Grand Exalted Ruler
Members of the Elks lodge in this city back J A Sammis of LeMars for grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. A Sioux City lodge endorses him and a Sioux City committee will join LeMars delegates to push his candidacy.
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Elks
J. A. Sammis
LeMars
Grand
Benevolent and Protective Under
Elis
Slow City
Sioux City
Roether J. J. Sammis
LeMare Lodge
vMce
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
United States of America
Los Angeles
Sammis
Jong
J. A. Sammils
Brother Sammis
Omaha
Costly Strike Misses Sister At Home Incident
Alfred Frishy, 16, struck his sister Stella during an altercation at 221 West Twelfth Street in Los Angeles. She reported the incident, police jailed him, and his father secured his release with a promise he will appear in court Monday. Judge Kepfard later imposed a $10 fine or three days in jail, paid by the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Frishy
Stella
West Twelfth Street
Kepfard
Joll
Fracture of Skull After Street Car Fall
James Murphy about 60 fell from an Independence avenue street car near Florence. He suffered a skull fracture and is comatose at home. Dr. Jerger could not staunch bleeding. prognosis is grave. The incident occurred late Friday night as Murphy attempted to reboard the car and slipped on dark street.
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James Murphy
Miorenco Street
J. A. Jerger
Mr. Murphy
Independence Avenua
Independence Avenue
Florence
Jerger
Mr. Alurphy
Must Take The Cure Last Day For Petitions At January Term
A vagrant legal notice states that Thursday is the final filing day for petitions to be heard at the January term. George North of 1715 Commercial Street faced a judge after a Saturday inebriety hearing. He was continued for defense and later ordered committed to the Knoxville reformatory for up to three years with county-borne care costs. The complaint, filed by Joseph North, cites his wife’s illness. North was 28 on November 2, 1908, and has a record of strong drink.
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Centlomer
Henkes
Saale
Barnatto
Chicago Examiner
Burlington
Dismonda
Jack
Diamandes
Norton
Uni
Palica Fibre
George North
Commercial ‘Street
Pratt
C.J. Rudolph
Knoxville
Reformatory
Mr. North
W. H. Hastrop
Joseph North
Christieas
Lewis Lichty
Somerset, Pa
John Oliver Kimmell
Air. Lichty
Somerset County
Mr. Lichty
Brass &J. Suen
Decedent
Berlin
Somerset
Henry Glaw
Robert Glaw
Dane Street
Henry
Coffin- Redington Drug Co
Sargees
California
Hix
Purinton Found Guilty In Embezzlement Case
S. M. Purinton was convicted of embezzling $15 from the Free Methodist church society of Waterloo. He allegedly circulated a church subscription and appropriated funds. Judge Knapp fined $50 and sentenced him to 15 days in the county jail for failure to pay. James Murtagh defended, Sherman Mears prosecuted. verdict returned just before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Purinton
Free Methodist Church Society of
Waterloo
Purinton
Justiee Knapp
James Murtagh
Sherman Mears
Deacon Champlin Very Low at Home
Deacon Champlin of Walnut Street Baptist Church, over 80, is reported very low at his Franklin Street home after weeks of illness. Joe Golinvaux, resident south of the city, loses a $20 robe from a buggy on Lafayette Street. Police notified. Marriage licenses list Johanna Jochumién, 22, Cedar Falls, and Cyrus P. Bailey, 54, Laporte, with Erna Johnson, 33, Laporte.
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Champlin
Hiram Champlin
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Franklin Street
Mr. Champlin-lg
Hale
Joe Golinvaux
Lafayette Street
Cyrus’p. Bailey
Laporte
Erna Johnson
Major West Side Real Estate Deal Sells Bank-Owned Building
Leavitt and Johnson National bank bought the Paul Davis Dry Goods building on Commercial Street for 22000. The sale does not alter plans for future tenants Frank Bros. will move in when Russell Lamson building is ready. The property, long a busy commercial site, remains a key investment in Waterloo real estate.
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West Side
Lénavitt & Johnson National Bank
Levitt & Johnson &Trust Co
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Paul Davis Co
Russell-Lamson
Franc Bros
Freak Bros
Russell-Lamson J
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Whethey
Frank, Bros
Waterloo
SHORT COURSE CHAIRMEN AND SECRETARIES NAMED AT MEETING
Townships appoint committees for a short course after a Saturday court house meeting. Names list chairs and secretaries by township including Cedar, East Waterloo, Engle, Fox, Washington and more with multiple vice chairs and secretaries. Wells estate case sails through Supreme Court over inheritance tax pending settlement.
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Court House
Barelay
nNot
Qennington
E. Sage
GC. H. Burk
J. T. Altea
Creek
Blackhawk
al. Brandhurst
St. R. Hollis
BH. G. Moseley
Cedar
J. Aa. McNaughton
S. C. Smalling
Cedar Fells
Henry Miller
GC. E. Hurst
East Waterloo
W. ©. Leland
Jos. Shirley
Dan. W. King. Engle
J. Rodamar
Miss Alice Kery
C. W. Cummings
Fox
C. F. Robe
N. A. George
F. J. Orth
Lester
H. €. Brant
Albert Tribon
W. M. Mcmtosh
Mr. Vernon
Fred Decker
W. Jacob
L. ®. Noetture
Orange
Wu. S. Blough
A. A. Bontrager
Harvey Smucker
Poyner
Boss Hb, Emert
Henry Poyner
Peter Schommer
Spring Creek
M. Wgipe
L. E. Clark
T. Woppe
Union
Gyo. Pashby
George Pashby
W. S. Beatty
Washington
John Call
Charles Virden
M. S. Klein. Lincevln
Roger Thompsom
E. Hi. Wittum
Dr Wilbert Schallenberger Opens Permanent Office at Logan House
A controversial historical notice announces Dr Wilbert Schallenberger a specialist in chronic diseases opening a permanent office at Logan House Waterlis and Wie with office hours from 9 to 8. It touts cures for catarrh eye ear nose throat lung diseases nervous debility sexual weakness and private diseases with free confidential consultation and guaranteed cures for several listed ailments.
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Dle
Hogs and Cattle Markets in Chicago and Waterloo Report
Chicago and Waterloo market notes show hogs opening slow yet higher with mixed and butcher classes $5.20 to $6.40, cattle opening steady to strong, sheep up 6 to 10 cents. weekly wheat and corn receipts decline, world shipments cited, with Provisions prices firm. Local Winnipeg terms list hogs, poultry, eggs, butter, vegetables, and hay markets with price ranges and receipts.
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Chicago
Steen Park
Logan
Schwartz
White
Roberts
Shorts
Bartlett-Pattan Gond
Bartlett-Patten
Knight-McDougal
Local Markets Report Teems With Cautious Optimism
Waterloo Ohio October 21 market notes show a steady to firmer cattle and horse trade despite light activity. Buyers cautious ahead of holidays, with heavy stock trading stronger than a month ago and prospects for larger post holiday business. Local demand supports better feeder prices and improved outlook for overall market activity.
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Waterloo
Stenday
Waterlo o Live Stock commission barn opens sales January Sth
Directors meet to set tie arrangements for annual sales at Waterloo barn W. First sale scheduled for January Sth and will run semi monthly through season. Market dullness blamed for late opening but outlook shows better demand with cautious prices. Tim Holland to start first sale. Wm Holland to sell when market active. Omaha division engineers halted trains yesterday, sent back on extras.
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Waterloo Live Stock Commission
Ooon
Tim Holland
Kansas City
St Lois
Wm. Holland
Omaha
Ft. Dodge
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Whistle Sunday
LeMars Man
Head of
Elks Order
Samtuls
Awaami
Dector
John Lawrences
Houston
Speclar Falls
Lawrence
Widmont
Engineer Phillips
Reight Services
Barnatto Diamond Co
Chard
Iene Soi Tha
Cata
R. No
Pati
Breney Smith
Mary Smith
Leensy
Wall
B. Waterloo
Chas. Toman
Annie Tooman
Lot E. Watterloo
C. B. Cotler
Wim. Schmidy
E E. Waterloo
J. Tenst Ca
Dant
D. Waterloo
F. J. McElhinney
Elizabeth D. Phelps
W. Waterloo
Phelps
Elizabeth Phelps
Pritt
Russell
Gertrude Russell
Elmwood Cemetery
J. D. Hail
Gracechurch
Sam Hoff
Gily
Wilson
Gilbertville Dairy
J. B. Kascht
Gilbertville Dairy Association
Miss Mazel Riddulph Teft
Canada
United States
Marriage Ligenses
Christian Unl
Janervilie
Johanna Jochumién
Cedar Falls
Commercial Street
Paul Davis
Avoenlys No
Wells
George Weils
Grundy County
Blackhawl
Supreme Court
Bes Moines
Helga
Charles Mullan
Pickett
Mullan
Fienny P. Burk
East Wirst Street
John J. Hurst
Weston
Idaho
Denver
Mr. Burk
Wilbert Schallenberger
Ballet
Chicaro
Wisterion
Tatas
Logan House
Waterlis and
Wie
Shallenberger
Lamson Baqs. & C
C. H. Phome
Java
Orm
Turkey
Hay and Strav
Timothy Hay
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison , Vows
Dreds American Locomotive
Bay American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacife Ae Nee
Chesapeake and Ohina
Chicago Great Western
Colorado
Erie and Iron
Louisvile
Nasiv
Tim
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
People's Gas
Pennsyly
Southern Pacific
Nyetase Ig
St. Paul
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Américan Sugar
C. Bickley
West Fourth ST
Awa
Jawa
Riven
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
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