Iowa School Officers Convention Set in Waterloo
County superintendent Elliott plans a rural school officers convention in Waterloo on Friday February 7 to discuss consolidations uniform text books better teaching paid services and free text books among topics. The program outlines a starting point for discussion with a five to ten minute limit per speaker and all officers urged to participate to improve school welfare.
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Elliott
Court Hose
Waterloo
Leing
Ellott
Iowa
H. J. Hess
Orange
H. M. Ashley
Spring Creek
Newton
Washington
Geo. Mathes
Cedar Falls
Geo. F. Johnson
Lincoln
Joe Shirley
West Waterloo
C. ©. Reingche
Fox
D. . Muthaler
Cedar
C. “A. Rownd
Chas. Yockstick
Blackhawk
M. Lumbus
Bagie
John Ortner
Barclay
B. J. Rodamur
Hagle
R. Morgensen
G. Moseley
L. Ford
A. W. Bell
Mt. Vernon
D. K. Smalling
Waterloo Township
T. R. Dunkerton
Dunkerton
Raymond Dog Killed Wolves Misread Telephone Message
A Raymond family misread a telephone message about their father. The note said a papa had died but it meant their family dog was killed on a railroad handcar. Delayed trains and tearful travel followed before the truth was learned.
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Waterloo
Reymond
Raymond
Central Railroad
Rae
Readjustment Begins In Mercantile Affairs After Wall Street Panic
Exports are encouraged and imports have grown less since the New York Wall Street panic as merchants assess the mercantile and industrial credit strain. The stock market liquidation is causing a readjustment that could continue for months, with prices trending lower until a substantial recovery is seen.
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New York
Wall Street
Death of Baby Boy in Waterloo Area
The obituary notes the death of Lynley Robert Circus, a baby boy born September 29, who died at 7:45 a.m. Saturday at his parents’ home near Waterloo from cholera infantum. The funeral, conducted by Rev. Emory D. Hulk, will be held Sunday at 2:15 p.m. at the family home in Waterloo.
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Lynley Robert Circus
Wiliam Circus
Watterloo
Emory D. Hulk
Burtat
Fairview
Reprimand of Capt Kulp Sparks Davenport Prize Fight Probe
Gov. Cummins voic es strong disapproval of Capt Oliver W Kulp Davenport for failing to stop a Davenport prize fight. The governor orders a new election for the Fifty sixth Iowa National Guard regiment on January 12 from 7 to 10 PM to ensure a fair vote and restore faith in the guard.
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Des Moines
National Guard
Des Moines wedding joins youthful groom and grandmother bride
In Des Moines Iowa a 20 year old David Louis Brunee wed Delilah Broyles 53 mother of nine and grandmother of twelve. Rev John A Durant officiated at Scott's Mission Titije church as family and a crowd of hundreds witnessed the union described as extraordinary by local ministers. The bride agreed to marry after initial resistance noting the groom needed a wife and mother to him.
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Des Moines
Iowa
David Louis Brunee
Delilah Broyles
John A. Durant
Scott
Sonis
David
Market roundup at Lamson 5R05 brokers office
Special attention given to cash grain with notes on grain provisions stocks and bonds. Office at Gasser Block 62634 Sycamore. Contact B. Cc. Phone 363 Iowa Phone 40.
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Gasser Block
Sycamore
Cc. B
Iowa
Live Stock Market Summary From Chicago Jan 6
Estimated receipts today include 22,300 hogs and 83,000 sheep. Hog market opened 10 cents lower with mixed and butcher grades at 4.20 to 4.45, concluding active at Saturday’s prices. Cattle opened 10 to 16 cents lower, closing steady. sheep opened and closed steady.
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Chicago
SAAB
Local Market Report From Waterloo Iowa Prices on Horses Cattle and Hogs
The Waterloo market shows lighter activity but better sentiment than recent weeks with buyers in from the country willing to trade if farmers price horses reasonably. Drafters about 125 to 190, Southerners around 100, Loggers 16d, Mules 156, cattle supply scarce and prices higher. Corn fed cattle in light supply, beef steers in fair demand, shipping demand steady, stockers slow as inquiry for good cattle remains brisk.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cate
Farmers Mutual Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the Pam ers Mutual Insurance Association annual meeting held Saturday afternoon the officers elected include Wm Rodgers of Dunkerton as president KE, BE Newton of Cedar Falls as secretary, Matt Demath of Fox and Fred Decker of Cedar Falls as directors.
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Pamers Mutual Insurance Association
Warn
Wm. Rodgers
Dunkerton
Newton
Cedar Falls
Matt, Demath
Fox
Fred Decker
Cedar Fails
Allison Clus Formed for Cummins Reelection
Allison club organized in Davenport at the Commercial club with Ex-Congressman Joe R. Lone as president and D Letts and Col. P W McKenzie as secretary and treasurer. The group lauds Senator Allison and pledges to work for his reelection to the Iowa Senate.
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Davenport
Town
Allison Earth
Scott County
Commercial Club
Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Joe R. Lone
D. Letts
Col
P. W. McKenzie
Allison
Senate
Court Opens January Term Under Judge Platt
Court convened for the January term with Judge Flop Platt presiding. A total of 546 cases were listed across chancery law probate and criminal divisions including 176 chancery 133 old and 43 new law cases 96 old and 75 new and 84 probate with 23 criminal. Adjournment to 2 pm set for case assignment and jurors to report like January 13 for duty at 10 am and grand jurors at 2 pm.
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Flo. Plate
Platt
Iowa Dairy In Operation Opens New Year At Separator Plant
The Iowa Mistry Separator resumes after holidays with old workers returning and new year inventory under way. Managers expect full operation within days as departments shift into routine post holiday. Officials stress layoffs before year end were not tied to recent financial troubles or labor unrest.
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Iowa Mistry
Jold
Runaway Boy Captured Returns to Orphanage in Waterloo
Nine year old Gregory Kepplin escaped from Waverly orphanage days earlier and was found Sunday at a Waterloo sister's home. He was returned by Knapp, who notes over 80 children now at the institution. Knapp hosted by Rev Luts in Waterloo. Also an ad notes sale of a five acre Cedar Falls road tract near the car line, asking immediate inquiry to Fred Pattee in Iowa City.
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Congress
Washington
United States Bank
Jackson
Henry Clews
Gregory Kepplin
Waverly
Greenfield Addition
Waterloo
Knapp
My. Knapp
Mygo Luts
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Cedar Fails
Fred
Pattee
Iowa
Ice Harvest Forecast Hinges on Thick River Freeze
Waterloo icemen fear a weak season as the Cedar and Mississippi rivers must reach two feet of ice before cutting begins. Plentiful ice typically runs 20 000 to 25 000 tons for Waterloo and Cedar River plants, but recent mild winters force reliance on lake hauls from Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Waterloo
Yailddla West
Jack Frost
Ip Waterloo
Fir St
Dubuque
Mississippi
Crystal Leg and Fuel Company
Great Western
Svveral
Délwein
Laat
Fee
Mirinesola
Supreme Court calendar lists cases from several counties
The January term calendar shows appeals from Blackhawk Buchanan and Grundy counties set for second period starting February 21 including State of Iowa vs Miller Elizabeth Reynolds vs Dr McManus William Watters vs City of Waterloo George B Palmer vs City of Waterloo Electric Storage Battery Co. vs Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway Co H Campbell vs Jackman Bros S E B Long et al A T Joder Buchanan John Fleming by next friend vs Temes Langhren David Liger vs Daniel Clubine et al Claim of Buchanan county vs Estate of Antone Majer James Cahill vs Illinois Central railway James Foreman Western Union Telegraph Co John Néidy vs J C Littlejohn Prunds H B Dyava W H Angus et al Grundy county
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Supreme Court
District Court
Blackhawk
Buchanan
Grundy
State of Iowa
BF Miller
Elizabeth Reynolds
T.A. McManus
William Watters
City of Waterloo
George B. Palmer
Electric Storage Battery Co
Waterloo
Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Company
H. Campbell
Jackman Bros. S. EB
Mrs Burk Divorced After Default Judgment In Iowa
Nellie Burk was granted a divorce from John G. Burk by default with her two minor children, custody, and two-thirds of marital assets. The union began November 7 1896 in Bennington township and ended July 3 1907. Mrs N W Nelson of Marshalltown and Mrs Muse of Mason City were visitors here and returned home Sunday.
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Nellie Burk
John G. Buri
Wrs
Burk
Bennington Township
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NASA
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Atammoriog
Adgatih Mathoda
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Wistakan
Bank of England
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Bremer County
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Marke
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Seeeter
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Leavitt & Johnson Itust Co. Capital
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