Bridge disaster leaves three dead and injured on railroad
February report from Port Dodge describes two switch engines jumping a bridge on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. Fireman M. Scott crushed beneath the locomotive perished instantly. Switchman Adamson severely injured and expected to die soon. Engineer Snakes badly hurt with a missing hand and crushed legs, likely to be left crippled for life. The crash occurred as the engine crossed the Des Moines River bridge four miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Doge
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Bes Moines
Mremnan Scott
Adamson
Snakes
Des Moines River
Board Praises Dr Powers Retires From Health Board
In the February Iowa Health Bulletin Waterloo edition a testimonial honors Dr F W Powers of the city who retired after years on the board. Colleagues praise his leadership shaping state health law enforcement and sanitary policy while noting his genial nature and steadfast service. The notice expresses high esteem and lasting friendship as he enters private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Health Bulletin
Waterloo
F W. Powers
A.M
Powers
Board of Health
Horse Sale Draws Well at Waterloo Barn
Over 100 head of horses were sold in the auction ring at the Waterloo Live Stock company’s barn Friday afternoon, with many fine Uvester type specimens. Dealers from Reinbeck and Waterman plus Chicago and Kansas City buyers participated, signaling strong competition as farmers seek spring power at attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Live Stock Company
W. Cummings
Reinbeck
George Thoman
J. J. McGarvey
Waterma
McNaty
Mystery horse case links stolen mare to Hayes confession
Delwell horse vanished last spring reappeared on Watertos streets in A. E. Shirley’s possession. Police, aided by Hayes confessions, say Hayes admits taking livestock from the Miller family of Oelwein and selling it to Shirley, though Shirley cannot identify Hayes. Authorities mass evidence and plan to turn the case to county prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwell
Watertos
A. E. Shirley
Fred Hayes
Hayes
Oelwein
Miller
T. Is
Shirley
Ily
Finn
Colin
Raymond Chime
Waterloo
Settlement Clears 41 Claims After Noris Siding Wreck
The last damages suit against Chicago Rock Island and Pacific was settled Friday morning. Benjamin B. Cliver’s executrix and agent D W Albright signed, with J D Liffring, ending all claims from the Noris Siding wreck of September 6. Forty-one claims, including 27 injuries and 14 deaths, are liquidated. only H J Barron's $36,000 suit remains settled for $6,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifi| Railway Company
Benjamin B. Cliver
Katlei
Cliver
D. W. Albright Ag
Owas
Ila
Dliver
Norris Siding
J.D. Liffring
D. Wellbright
Albright
District Court
H. J. Barron
Dolliver to Tour Iowa for Allison Campaign
Senator Dolliver will arrive in Iowa shortly after March 1 and deliver a dozen speeches in support of Senator Allison. The plan was announced at the Allison state headquarters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Dubnagee
Iowa
Dolliver
Allison
Open Chau Tauqua date to be filled by potential speaker
The committee selected talent for the Chau tauqua program this summer and left one date open before the Republican state convention in hopes of securing a speaker on the political scene. Directors reported a high quality program, formed a three member committee to hire a superintendent, and noted strong merchant support for pre sale season ticket pricing. William Siggelkow was appointed administrator of Albert Nietohr’s estate by Black Hawk county probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Pullerton
William Siggelkow Haseen
Blackhawk County
Albert Nietohr
Sequel to Laporte Man Property Sale Promises Suit
Breach of promise suit to be filed against Chas F Wilson for $10000 by Miss Ora Van Brocklin. Wilson transferred $39,000 in Benton County and Black Hawk County real estate to Dora Frank, with two mortgages totaling $5000. Miss Van Brocklin claims 16 years of attention and intended marriage, while Dora Frank holds most of the property and notes. Local figures say Wilson is industrious and reputable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laperta
Progress Review
Charles F. Wilson
Hamilton
Ocen Clark
Big Jady
Chas. F. Wilson
Dora Frank
Benton County
Big Creek
Hiackhawk County
Frank
Publilc
Wilson
Ore van Brocktin
Ww. YE. Hauger
Miss van Brocktin
Death of Vinton Pioneer Riley Barkharst
Riley Barkharst aged 68 died at his Vinton home after long heart trouble and asthma. He moved from Benton County farm to town recently and leaves a widow and three children including Mrs Water Kiingaiman of Vinton. Funeral services planned for Sunday with son Joe Kiingaiman traveling to attend. Belatedly noted is an item about Forest City pastorates and a telephone sermon line to Mrs Eugene Becor, who is shut in, enabling weekly services from her bedside.
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Riley Barkharst
Walter Kungaiian
Watar- Alfed
Vinton
Hig
Ben
Non
Barkharst
Benton
Tis New City
Berkharet
Forest City
Mra
Eugene
Becor
Willard Secor
Belle Smith
G. Smith
Mr Little
Whit Waterfield
Tittle
Water
Bela
George Waterfield
Ed. Hess
Charles Brictman
Waterloo
Roger Jennish
J.B. Edwards
Earl Douglas
Mia
J. H. Douglas
Tae
Douglas
Hueinesa
Hannah Nelson
Bessie Hohl
Triesd
P. Nelson
George Buchan
Jay Wohl
Jesup
John
Henry Apne
Mitchel
Shuster
Gilbert,ville
John Pump
August Lange
Indianapolis
Atwood Cook
Charles Peters
Big
Charles King
Missouri
Shady Grove Church
Soaring Creek
Fred. Koob
Chas. Town
Frandon
Casper Nevemiirk
Henry Town
Carey
Ed. Marble
Raymond
Wh. Burt
B. W. Heiple
Peter Jungen
Joseph Conkey
Shaulix
Nick Clarens
Kate Glarenu
Thera
Chres
Fred. Hembaugh
Hetherville
George
Arthur Bribbins
Cedar Rapids
Hari
Casper Newenbuch
B. T. Steuben
John Lorenzo
Fayette Meara
Zion City
Meara
George Pauls
Washington
Iowa
Sophia Pauls
George Lehman
Verne
Eigin
Hood River
Oregon
F. M. Chase
Duke Navenhay
St. Paul
J. CG. McGaheran
Minnesota
Blanchaine & Metaheran
Jessie Daggett
Denver
Colorado
S. T. Meare
Henry Mitchell
Olathe
Kar
H J. Mitchell
L. G. Mullen
A. K. Longeker
Mystery origin fire damages Riley residence at 316 East Second
Neighbors alerted Mrs. Wrey to a morning attic blaze at John Riley’s home, 316 East Second Avenue, causing $200 in damage. Firefighters arrived within minutes to extinguish two water streams. origin unclear as flames began away from the chimney. The house suffered mainly second floor bedroom water damage. furniture remained, while Mrs Riley's elderly mother sought shelter nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Rendimesa
Mia
Riley
Herosa
Married at Waverly Despite Guardian Objection
Will Comptell aged 19 and Elizabeth Levin of Water loo married in Waverly after forging a 24 year old affidavit to obtain a license. Guardian J L Johnson had refused consent and the court denied a permit. The couple returned to Water loo and then left on a short trip. Obsequies for Mrs. C F Hunter were held at the University church with burial in Fair-Yew Osage. Wint Gady moved to Waterloo for a Singer sewing machine job with family planning to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Comptell
Elizabeth Levin
Waterloo
Martiage Lcense
Waverly
J. L. Johnson
Hia Wits
Bin
Hia Guardian
Campbell
C. F. Hunter
Universatat Church
Effie K M. Jones
Fair- Yew
Osage Presa
Wint Gady
Te Singer Sewing Machine Company
Barclay area notes mix farm plans and local events
Neubel of LeMars and J P Koester will farm the Neubel place at Barclay while school changes occur in Barclay No.8. Students and teachers face illnesses and holidays as districts adjust staff. Community keeps up with dances, birthdays, church collections, and local visits amid a late winter blizzard.
Poor County Medical Aid Spends Over $14 000
A 1907 county report shows medical attendance costs totaling $14 580.98 for the poor outside the poor farm with no operations performed. Auditor Rainbow notes the county contracts with the county medical society for charity cases and sets care at a fixed rate. detailed expenditures include salaries, provisions, burial, transport, and orphan finding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Farm Expenses and Local Notes from Waterford Ledger
The article lists detailed farm expenses including Poor Farm Expenses Provisions Medicine and Soap and Hired Help. It notes Mrs. G. T. Fuller visiting Waterford for a few days and mentions Homer McQuilkin and John McQuilkin with grass seed and pleuro-pneumonia illness. Aims to record local financials and personal updates with dated entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Fuller
Ohn McQuilkin
Homer McQuilkin
Barclay News Briefs From February Party and Moves
Barc lay area notes report Misa Anna Nieth visiting sister, surprise party for Mr and Mrs Jon Mastellar with oysters served. The Mastellars plan to move back onto their farm south of Jesup. Roads blocked by The DipTard. new telephones installed locally. Arthur Nieth celebrates Valentine as a son arrives home for 21 years. Morris Sherman expected home early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anna 2Uick
A. Nieth
Jon Mastellar
Barclay
Arthur Nieth
Morris Sherman
Raymond Iowa News Highlights and Bank Report
Raymond, Iowa page notes visitors and local events, from Mrs Carey and Mrs Marble visits to farm market sales and train stops. Mentions deaths, births, and family updates, along with a February banking report showing Commercial National Bank resources near two million after gains and details on loans reserves and deposits.
Helton Wins Suit Over Harness Replevy Case
Justice JH Hillebrand rules for Del Helton in a suit against JF Klingaman over a harness seized to satisfy a Case Dairy Co claim. Court found the harness personal property not exempt, original amount 7.45, litigation raised to 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Helton
J. F. Klingaman
Klingaman
Dairy Company
Helton
J. H. Hillebrand
Constable Klingaman
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Scott
Adameon Jand
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FW. Powers
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Wilbon
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Deal
W. S. Kern
Uwa City
C. I. Keen
Dr. Ern
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Fifth Street
Virden Creek
John Fryg
Temily
J. H. Riley
Dunkerton
Neubel
LeMars
J. P. Koester
Will Reusch
Will Strubel
Eagle Township
Grandpa Staskell
Jennie “Koester
Lizzie
H. Trébow
Fairbank
Misp Kies
Mise Taylor
J. L. Maurer
Texas
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G. W. Bhaulls
B. P. Birdsall
Birdéall
Hank
Art Smith
Art
Barclay Catholic Church
Tom
Fred
Deo. Hill
Dave Schmitt
Canada
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Smith Brod
Valedia
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Mason City
Homs
Willard
Parker
Achmitt
South Dakota
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John Stewart
Jim Stawart
Dewar
Spring Creek
Ernest Garling
Norma
Haffa
McCord
A. Hohlman
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H. Reboho
Herman Gavor
Henry Widdle
Fred Pump
Jasin
J. Peh
Everett
Sud
Otto Beamon Tieatiay
Ca. Welzer
William
A. Luloft
Tongerott
Tabor Poo Lumber
Plosse
Laporte
Sogo
Independence
Falla
New
Hartford
Clarksville
Osage
Hazelton
Nat Coste
Sammerciat National
Gammerciaal National Bank
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