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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1907

Page

4

Mildred Jenkins Impersonation Ties Waterlooo Murder Probe

Police link Mildred Jenkins, wife of Ed Jenkins, to a Corydon murder case in December. A Waterloo woman identified as Mildred Jenkins is suspected of impersonation while the real Mrs Ed Jenkins is in Lansing Iowa. Letters from Mildred dated December 25 and 29 in Lansing show she appears unaware of the crime. Corydon officials doubt a marriage exists between the couple and seek verification.

Milo Cravens Corydoo Mildred Jenkins Milderd Jenkins Waterloo Hol. Jenkins Cravens Lansing Iowa Mildred Mildred Mom Corydon EU. Jenkins Tlon Ig Clerk Bentley Mildred Green Ed. Jenkins Barclay Street Epsgiody Lanesing

Fire damages barber shop from gasoline blaze downtown

A Sunday morning fire at the Vke Colonial barber shop across from the Wippig Central round house started when a Rose Pantorium boy used gasoline to clean a stove. A live coal sparked flames leading to heavy smoke. Officer Hazlett extinguished the blaze with pails, and damage was limited to smoke with no injury or major damage to the adjacent Davis restaurant.

Vke Wilk Wippig Central Round House Rose Pantorium Jing Hazlett Davis

Thought they were burglars in Waterloo at dawn

Two Waterloo men were arrested at the Syndicate block at 106 o clock Sunday morning by Officer Mc Sweeney. Initial belief they tried to burglarize offices, a shadow seen through a third floor window prompted investigation. They were intoxicated, slept there, taken to police station and fined by Judge Van Metre. Miss Maud Pikell returns from Manchester visit with parents.

Waterloo McSweeney Cohidow van Metre

Downward Course Warns Waterloo Reader Against Kidney Ills

Waterloo citizen C Atland warns of a downward kidney illness progression from backache to urinary disorders diabetes and Brigit's disease. He endorses Dean's Kidney Pills, citing his wife’s and his own relief. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Brigit Waterloo C. Atland Lafayette Street Water Works Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States

Death of L. J. Keith in Waterloo Iowa

Louis Jackson Keith died at 2 20 Sunday morning at his home 2009 Commercial Street after an illness due to dropsy He was born September 1 1859 in Almols and lived in Sioux City South Dakota before moving to Waterloo 12 years ago Survived by wife and four children Mrs Pearl D Bell Mabel Blanche Louis Leroy and Richard B plus another daughter Gertrude May all residing in the city Funeral arrangements not yet made services to be held at the Congregational Church of which he was a member.

Louis Jackson Keith Commercial Street Almols Waterloo Sioux Pella South Dakota Pearl D. Bell Mabel Blanche Louis Leroy Richard’ B Gertrude May Keith

Former Resident Fred A Johnson Dies in New York City

News arrived Monday of Fred A Johnson age 99 long time Waterloo resident who died in New York City on Sunday December 39. He was son of Merritt Johnson living at 626 West Sixth Street and survived by brother George of Joliet and sister Bibs Miss Ria. Born in Blackjawk County August 9 1807 he left Waterloo at 19 for New Haven then New York City where he resided. Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 2 1907 in New Haven.

Fred A. Johnson Waterloo New York City Merritt Johnson West Sixth Street George Joliet Ria Fred. Johnson Blackjawk County New Haven Jenn Gong

Divorce and Alimony Sought by Agnes Abel

Agnes Abel wife of Conductor Asa Abel seeks divorce and alimony alleging cruel treatment. They wed in Waterloo February 26, 1900s and separated December 20, 1906. She has no visible support and asks temporary alimony of 20 dollars and permanent alimony of 20 dollars monthly. He is an Illinois Central extra freight conductor earning 80 to 100 dollars monthly. She requests to resume maiden name Agnes Lukin. Case to be heard at February term.

Agnes Abel Asa’ ‘Abel Alinots Central Plaints Waterloo Illinois Central Agnes Lukin

Mulct Store Shifts Under New Year Changes

The wet goods trade faces upheaval as several gin shops in the city relocate or close due to condemned buildings. Reed and White plan moves to new sites, Water street venues change hands, and Waverly Brewing Co. may lease a former location. O Rourke possibly retires from his current spot.

Will Reed East Fifth Sycamore Carl White Hig Bucdmore Street White Hickéberg Water Street Reed Wm. Wagner Waverly Brewing Co Wagner Tim O'Rourke Tim

Marriage Licenses List From Waterloo and Des Moines Areas

The record lists numerous marriage licenses with names ages and hometowns including Thomas Markham 23 Waterloo Lilian Rinne 23 Charles City Nels Jorgensen 23 Waterloo Lizele Johnson 23 Waterloo William Rimneswith 22 Charles City Roseannah King 20 Waterloo William Baliheim 26 La Porte Alberta Grobe 21 Lamarte Thomas Hollaran 21 Manchester Jennie Perkins 9 Manchester Wilmer Datiel 29 Waterloo Dora Bonwell 23 Waterloo W A MacMillan 38 Des Moines Alice Blake 33 Cedar Falls William Glasener 23 Rein Tele and Tda Minnish 19 Vourties.

Thomas C. Markham Waterloo Lilian Rinne Charles City Nels Jorgensen Lizele Johnson William Lee Rimneswith Charles Ciyhse Roseannah King William George Baliheim Larorte Alberta Charlotte Grobe Lamarte Thomas Hollaran Manchester Jennie Perkins Wilmer H. Datiel Dora Mae Bonwell W. A. MacMillan Des Moines Alice L. Blake Cedar Falls Wiliam Howard Glasener Reintele Tda E. Minnish Vourties

Annual Meeting Notice of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association

Notice of annual meeting for Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Blackhawk County held January 5 1907 at 1 30 p m in Waterloo Iowa Armory Room City Hall. Elect three directors and address any business brought before the meeting. L H Bronson president D L Thawll secretary treasurer

Farmers' Mutual Insurance Association of Blackhawk County Armory Room City Hall Waterloo Iowa

Year of Progress Reports a World War Era Boom

Brad street's annual review cites 1908 as remarkably progressive with new records in farming mining metals and building. It notes mild winter, urban disasters, radical rail legislation, scarce money and widespread prosperity despite strikes and transport bottlenecks. Foresees strong 1909 demand and high prices sustaining industry across sectors.

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Record of transfers and county reorganization events in Waterloo

Deeds recorded in December and a sweeping county board reshuffle to start next week. New officials, including a reconstituted board, take oaths.Recorder F. P. Knapp exits while C H Plummer and George Kache assume posts. Officials praise past work and outline two-year terms with reassigned duties and bonds. Local commodity prices and livestock receipts follow, with market sketches for hogs cattle and sheep from Chicago and Waterloo reports.

Recorder's Office F. P. Knapp O. Woodmanses C.H. Plummer George Kache Board of Supervisors Thorhay Welstead G. F. Johnson Ag ‘Oliowa D. G. Boomer L.I. Preller C. W. Virden G. B. Johnson John KicQalitin Mutt Dexuth Thos Welatead Chicago

Suits to Clear Clouds Over Laporte Property Titles

Legal actions seek to quiet titles on four Laporte parcels with mortgages paid but not released, affecting ownership claims. Plaintiffs M and Allen, Abraham Kdongaker, Levi Bath, and D J Hummel petition to remove record clouds on lots in Watsons addition and neighboring tracts, with February hearings to determine validity or default.

Laporte Fia M. &. Allen Bishon Laporté Sether D. J. Hummel Watson

Big Horse Sale At Waterloo Auction This Week

William Holland of the Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company announces buyers will gather for a major weekly horse sale. Canada’s Fred Kelly is bringing five ears of big, affordable horses, with notable buyers including Frank Hanley and T. S. Shotwell. Names such as A E Sisce, L Hammel, Geo Edwards, Walter Bentham, Tom Broom, A J Myers, Jack Angus of Brandon and others will attend. Trade is expected to start earlier and market conditions be stronger than in prior months, with owners urged to bring horses to the stables before sale day for best showing.

Holland Waterloo Frank Hanley Weman United States T. S. Shotwell A. E. Sisce L. Hammel Geo. Edwards Walter Bentham Tom Broom A. J. Myers Jack Angus Brandon

Bonwell and Daniel to Wed at Walnut Street Baptist

Miss Dora Mae Bonwell and Mr Witmer Daniel will be married at 6 o'clock Monday afternoon at Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo officiated by Rev H G Beeman. The bride is a noted Waterloo young woman active in Baptist circles and formerly organist at the Walnut Street church. Daniel works at the Iowa Dairy Separator plant and they plan a home in Waterloo.

Dora Mae Bonwell Witmer Daniel Walnut, Street Baptist Church H. G. Beeman Waterloo Walnut Street TU. McMahus Daniel Iowa Dairy Tive Weat Groen

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