Waterloo banks hold annual meetings report growth and dividend
Waterloo banks including Commercial National First National Security Savings and Waterloo Savings held annual meetings Tuesday. Directors retained and dividends declared. Security Savings reports 320 000 growth in resources and 9 000 paid to depositors. No changes at Iowa State Bank. Payne sale closes with strong bidding. Perfumery bottle explosion injures Drake student Lillian Peters.
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Waterloo
Securiy Savings Bank
Security Savings Bank
W. F. “Curtiss
G. P. Beck
Sra
Iowa State
Iowa State Bank
Lillian Peters
Drake University
Medical Society Meeting in Cedar Falls with Elections
The Blackhawk County Medical Society met in Cedar Falls Tuesday afternoon with two large delegations present. A notable paper was read by new president Dr. E L Rohit. Officers elected include President Dr E L Rohit Vice President Dr W H Bickley Secretary Dr Bickley Treasurer Dr R J Nestor. The board of censors term is three years and one new member was chosen. Dr T L Van develd replaced Dr A S Hanson. Dr T A McManus was elected delegate to the Iowa State Medical Society with Dr F J Cullen as alternate.
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Blackhawk Couinty Medical Society
Cedar Falla
E. L. Rohit
FE. L. Rohit
W. H. Bickley
Bickley
R. J.nestor
Board of Censors
Society
T. L. Vandeveld
A. S. Hanson
T. A. McMan
Bill of Lading for Voting Machines to Waterloo
Auditor Rainbow reports the arrival of ten U S Standard voting machines from Jamestown weighing 10 400 pounds total. The bulky units require a full car for transport and will travel through Illinois Central as through freight arriving soon for use in Waterloo before Cedar Falls. The machines aim to ease election counting despite uncertainties about use in the city election.
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Rainbow
U. S
Jamestown
Waterloo
Ilinois Central
Express
Blackhawk County
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Directors Elected For Baseball Association
The Waterloo baseball association met at city hall last evening and elected directors Henry Junge S L Vale Fred Rath M B Locke and Frank Boyle. Boyle attended and left for a Burlington meeting at 4:00 a m to set officers and the year’s playing schedule. The meeting was harmonious and optimistic for the team’s future. Masons Install Waterloo Lodge officers last evening with Doty as W M Van Vleck and Kelley in various posts. John A Brady, 36, died at his mother’s residence Tuesday morning. he was born in Freeport and lived in Dubuque most of his life, survived by his mother and four sisters. Mr and Mrs Smith Bradley and daughter Vera left for Hot Springs, Ark., stopping en route in Kansas City for a short visit.
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Payne
Leland @yenue
Waterloo Baseball Association
Elty Hall
Frank Boyle
Burlington
Henry Junge
8. L. Vale
Fred Rath
M. B. Locke
Masons
Waterloo Lodge
A. J
A. M
W. M
R. A. Doty
W.—L. van Vleck
H. O. Kelley
J. W. Krapfel
C. #. Morrill
D—Sidney Simon
D—A- B. Kepford
S—J. K. Stewart
J. S—T. J. Libby
Noah Gatwick
G. C. Welker
Tyler
P. W. White
Times-Journal
John A Brady
Catherine Desmond
First Street
Freeport
Dubuque
MM. Carrigg
Waterloo
T. E. Freeman
Stonx City
Kate and
Anna
This
Smilth Bradley
Vera
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Kansas City
Town and Townships State News In Brief
Long string of local items from Janesville Brandon and surrounding areas notes earnings from Des Moines newspapers, visits, pension increases, horse-shoeing shops busy, and a mild winter. Also reports homestead land plans, revival meetings, illnesses, family visits, buys in hogs, a surprise party, school fumigation, a scarlet fever quarantine, a baby’s death, cattle trading, and a large neuralgia outbreak affecting Waterloo residents.
Farm Sale and Local News From Iowa Town
Col C E Phifer reports negotiations closed for Judge F C Platts farm east of the city. 160 acres sold at 90 dollars per acre, bought earlier at 45. New owner Timmerman, linked to a hospital sale, plans possession March first. Mrs Lewis Gerhardt visits Stacyville, Iowa, then Dysart for a wedding. Elder Edgington, pioneer, dies after months of illness. Auttie Mary Price of Council Bluffs noted on city streets. Consolidation of Odd Fellows lodges in Creston forms Progresive lodges No 207. Iowa Funeral Director association meets in Sioux City April 7-9. Bo Barclay resigns as Sac County attorney. Robert L McCord Jr named interim. Gloomy production at Davenport sugar plant to resume January 16 with full shifts and heavy employment.
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Col
C. E Phifer
F. C. Platt
Fred
Timmerman
Judge Platt
Mr. Timmerman
Woman from Dubuque Held for Larceny in Iowa Case
Washington dispatch describes a young woman claiming Dubuque as home and Grace Tilden as a name under arrest for larceny. Police traced a stolen brooch valued at twenty dollars to her possession after a jeweler reported its loss. she offered no explanation beyond needing money for room rent.
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Washington
Dubuque, Iowa
Graci Tilden
Dubuque
Drake
Arrest at Agency Leads to Future Weapons Charge
A resident living three miles southeast of Agency was arrested before Mayor McDowell, fined $10, and jailed with a plan to rearrest for carrying a gun and brass knuckles found on arrest. Meanwhile, Lesé corn is shipped from Iowa, with D. Hamlin claiming last year’s northern Iowa corn drop was larger than reported and most of the state’s supply will be needed domestically.
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Agency
McDowell
Towa
D. Hamlin
Gotch to Wrestle Hackenschmidt in Chicago Title Bout
Des Moines reports that plans for the world championship match between Frank Gotch and George Hackenschmidt in Chicago are on track. Bos Pillmore and other Gotch allies predict a Gotch victory, noting Gotch's superior condition and past performance against tough opponents from the East, including the Russian rival.
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Des Moines
Jan
Bos” Pillmore
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Fillmore
Gotch i
Jenking
Divorce void after man with decree weds again in Dubuque
In Dubuque a bizarre case centers on John Rumping formerly of Haleng Moot now residing in Dubuque. He reportedly divorced his first wife, married Frieda Moliter, and later the parties allegedly agreed to a property transfer settlement. The supreme court reversed the divorce decision.
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Dubuque
Jen
John Rumping
Haleng Moot
Supreme Court
Campaign for Cummins Governor Speeches Planned Soon
Des Moines Jan. 15 Several members of the Cummins machine held a meeting last night. It was announced that an active speaking campaign for Cummins senatorial candidacy will be launched within two weeks. The first meeting will be in Des Moines with Judge F. P. Prouty as chief speaker. Dates for meetings in other cities will follow. Cummins leaders plan at least one large meeting in each congregational district.
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Des Moines
Cummins Machina
Cummins
FP. Sr. Prouty
Cottrell Withdraws Divorce Suit in Iowa Case
Mrs John C Cottrell, representative in Plymouth County’s general assembly, withdraws divorce suit from her husband. Mrs Alonzo Hough of Des Moines, her former lover, has summoned the husband who traveled to Wyoming after the scandal to seek forgiveness. A prayer service was held in front of the Stocks residence for Ruth Celia Stocks who died of diphtheria and was buried in Nashua.
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Des Moines
Mres
John.c
Cottrell
Plymouth County
Alonzo Hough
Cnge
Wyoming
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Thomas J. Stocks
Dany Street
Ruth Celia
Nashua
Mrs August Ebel Ill at Home After Daughters Death
Mrs August Ebel of 97 Commercial street is reported seriously ill with scarlet fever, believed to be contracted while grieving the death of her daughter Bertha who passed away Friday night and was buried Thursday. Frank Warner King has returned home after visiting his ailing mother.
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August Ebel Ig
Commercial Street
Bertha
Ebel
Frank Warner King
Thin City
Jury Verdict In Bank Suit Grants Plaintiff $488.19
The jury in the National Bank versus A T Lane Real Company case awarded the plaintiff the amount of 488.19 on promissory notes and an overdraft. C P Kern and J B Williams appeared for the plaintiff with Sprin ote for the defendant. The grand jury work faced delay due to an illness at H O Tiler who resumed duties and the jury expected to report in the latter part of the week.
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Fisckbank National Bank
A.T. Lane
C.p. Kern
J. B. William
Sprin
Grand Jury
H. Od. Tiler
Tiller Salt
Marriage Licenses Listed For Wm Kraft And Others
A list shows marriage licenses for William Kraft aged 34 and Myra Bond 19 from Fairbank, Fred Taylor 21 and Fiona Longaker 18 from Laporte, with Case of St. Paul on business. Mrs J D Caldwell, recently operated on, is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected.
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Wm. Kraft
Fairbank
Myra Bond
Fred Taylor
Buckingham
Fiona Longaker
Laporte
Case of St. Paul
J. D. Caldwell
Pickett Favored as Waterloo Blackhawk County Congress Candidate
Waterloo and Blackhawk county leaders rally around B. P. Pickett for Congress. Prominent citizens expect Pickett to announce soon, drawing broad support from across the state. His twenty-year campaign experience and national committee ties give him prestige to win the seat for Waterloo. Conditions show a unified push for county representation in Congress.
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Bla
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Tada Acevist
B. P. Birdsall
Congrénales
Pickett
Alate
Fui
Thian
Towa
National Committee
Gainig
Congress
B. Pickett
Vetera
Con Grag
Board of Trade Plans General Meeting on Hospital Project
In a morning session the Board of Trade and Commercial decided to hold a general meeting of members in Elkshall next Wednesday evening to hear reports on the hospital project. The board approves the Waterloo entertainment efforts on Lafayette Street and will assist to ensure success.
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Board of Trade
Board of Trade and Commercial
Chib
Elkshall
Board
Bf Trade
Waterloo
Lafayette
Corson Babe Dead in Des Moines Home
Cyrus Corson born December 1968 died at age 2 weeks after meningitis. Funeral at 2:30 pm Thursday from 929 Commercial Street with interment at Elmwood. Reporter Frank Mulkern and A Stevenson remained under weather due to illness. Emma Boynton of Waterlooit appointed district deputy president of Rebekah Judges in Blackhawk County by Mary E. Kellogg of the Rebekah state assembly.
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James L. ‘Corson
Commecial Street
Cyrus Corson
Eluiond
Emma, Boynton
Waterlyoad
Blackhawk County
Rebekah
Mra
Mary E. Kellogg
Flubekah State Assembly
Angu s Cattle Sale Attracts Out Of Town Buyers In Iowa
A large crowd gathered in Aber deen to attend the Aber deen Angus cattle dispersion from A2B Glenny. The sale opened at 1:00 PM with a favorite auctioneer Col Silasigo of Primghar. Numerous bidders from Iowa and Minnesota participated, with lots including Home View Heather Rose and Home View Lady Ideasa listed at varying prices. The weather stayed favorable and the bidding proceeded through the afternoon.
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Glenny
Wm. Holland
Silasigo
Primghar
Ie Martin
Churdan
Iowa
A. D. Smith
Chan
Elvalle
Auma
Norwalk
Mythaler ‘Bros
Independence
D. Darker
Littles Cedar
Frank’ Hoyt
Laporte
Fred. Miller
Waverly
H. A. Maynard
Maynard
Thos. Burke
Riceville
Jows
P. J. Dobbing
Masonville
Geo. Bennett
Orchard
Martin Lappin
LaRoy
Minn
Home View Heatter Rose
Budd
Towa
Cates
Elba
Quiddale
Silas
Dane
Niford
Waterloo
Lady Deat
C. R. Berlin
Berlin
Rock Falls
Home View
Feather Rowe
Dane and Beebo
Washburn
Wreck Share Blame Ties To Mental Break For Waterloo Man
Collision involving Great Western and Burlington trains near a tunnel at Dubuque four weeks ago is blamed for triggering a mental breakdown in Char Smith of Waterloo. He was removed to Independence for treatment after authorities said the wreck memories led him to act dangerously at the St note Central freight yards. He was judged fit for treatment and taken to Independence by Officer Winpmann. Other court appearances included May Hall and Jim Fleming for disorderly conduct, Alfredson fined, Kirby fined for drunken disturbance, Goodsell fined for drunkenness, and Clarence Hille serving a seven day bread and water sentence. J L Shannon of the Iowa Building Block Machinery Co left for Buffalo to display machinery at a national cement users meeting, lasting to the 25th.
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Great Western
Burlington
Dubuque
Char
Smith
Waterloo
Independence
Morrie
St Note
Winpmann
May Hall
Redsont
Jim Fleming
Frank Kirby
Perry Goodsell
Clarence
Hille
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Ted
Commercial’ National Bank
Commercial National Bank
W. W. Miller
L.johnson
H. C. Schultz
E. W., Miller
H. W. Wente
W. W
H. Johnson
B. Lichry
HM. Reed
A. Wera
Warren Brown
W. Lellingworth
J. First National Bank
First National Bank
F. J. Bighney
F. B. ‘Dietrick
F. P. Hurst
J. W. Rath
C. Tdues Black
PF. d. Fowler
W. Place
H W.grout
A. M. Place
J. T. Sullivan
Ww. W. Mars
O ‘Trumbauer
Fowler
Medical Society Meeting
Voctere
James
Town, N.Y
Baseball Association
Janesville
Henry Briden
O. Smalling
Laporte City
Iweather
Chas, Briner
Hert Bringer
Brasent
B. T. George
Waverly Junction
M. B. Church
J. J. Watson
Finchford
John MacMurray
Fred’ Becker
Dwight MacMurray
Fred ‘Becker
Bay City
Mich
WI Peaty
Adolph “Schmidt
Brandon
Oe &E
Dave Lizer
Jesup
Dell Douglass
Spring Creek
Lizer
Buchanan County
Jefferson Township
F. B. Albert
McLeish Irand
D.A
Fea
Babe
D.helm
Shilliam Avenue
Ihe
Lewis Gerhardt
Stacyville
Mrs. Martin
Sycamore Street
Dysart
Indaw
Jonathean Edgington
Eldard
Auttie
Mary
Price
Council Bluffs, Ie
Sity
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Creston
Sioux City
Iowa Funeral Director'’s Association
Bo Barclay
Sac County
Board of Supervisors
Robert. LL McCord,Jr
Sac City
Davenport
Great Western -Railroad
Geo." H
W.D. Jameson
Shenandoah
Amehid
Milwaukee
Mason City
Isabel Martin
Rudd
Ake Grre
Herndon
Elias McKee
Soldier's Home
McKee
Millard Buck
Frank
Nawton
Kired Willam Porter
Prairie’ City
Preston
Roy Barry
Monroe Township
Winterset
Sarah Berry
Charles Munsoni
Woost
Decatur Town
McPherson
Leavenworth
Lew Johnson
St. Paul
Milwaukees
Mint
Johnson
Raifs
Einonra
Tobe
Gilbert
Will
Husband
Thera
August Ebel
BANK
Blackhawk National
A. T. Lane CO
Trigt
Terlooan
Corson Babe
Frank Mulkern
A. Stephenson
Angus Cattle Sale
A. E. Glenny
Charles Smith
Hag
Iill
J. L. Shannon
Iowa Building Block Machinery Co
Bufalo
N. Y
National Association of Ce
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