List of Black Hawk County teachers shows majority women
An extensive compiled roster by Charles Elliott, superintendent, documents teachers in Black Hawk County schools. It notes a shrinking male presence, with only six male country teachers this year, and outlines salaries from 30 to 45 dollars monthly, highest in Orange Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Blackhawk County
Charles Elliott
Orange Township
Orange
Lincoln
Cedar
Adler
Wangler Bros
Joyce Vindicated As Conductor Reinstated On Great Northern
James M Joyce, a Willmar Sioux Falls division conductor, was vindicated by Great Northern general superintendent George T Slade. Joyce received restitution of pay from the discharge date and full restoration of his rights after an inquiry by the Order of Railroad Conductors investigation teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Great Northern
James M. Joyce
Sioux City
Joyce
Valley Road
Tom
Pat Joyce
Illinois Central
Sioux City Journal
Mr. Joyce
George T. Slade
Great Northern Railway
Willmar
Sioux
Phease
Pinkerton
Sioux Falls
Willmar and
Sioux Falls Road
Slade
Great Northern Special
West Hotel
Frank J. Donohue
West
St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Hall's Catarrh Cure: 100 reward offered and testimonials
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 reward for incurable cases. It includes endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo wholesalers, praises the remedy taken internally, and mentions testimonials. A separate note reports Mrs. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Troutman, seriously ill with lung fever but showing some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West & Truax
Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Mra. Anderson
Troutman
Banquet to Mullar Tler dies at his home near Dewar
Local notice reports the death of Mullar Tler at his residence near Dewar after a banquet. Authorities provided few details, and funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. A neighboring community recalls his service as a longtime resident and volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tler
Funeral and banquet mark long life of Blackhawk pione r
Henry Feltett dies after delicate operation in Presbyterian hospital at about 40. William S Lemley, pioneer of Blackhawk county, dies at home near Dewar after long illness. Funeral services for Lemley set for Wednesday at Dewar Methodist Church, with burial at Fairview. Banquet honors Hon. C. W. Mullan at Logan House features grand seating, wit, and toast rich in local booster sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William.s. Lemley
Blackhawk County
Dewar
Mr. Lemley
Belmont
Ohio
Waterloo
Emert
John
William
Reardon
Wahsh
Charles
Motiis
Emma
McDonald
Edward
F. H
Osbweth
Mra
Townshendean
Habn
Raymond
Burria
Fairview Cemetery
Aged Lady Dies After General Breakdown
An aged lady died Sunday morning at 6:30 o clock in her rooms at the Metropole hotel from old age and general breakdown. She was born November 13 1826 in Hessen Castle Prussia and was mother to seven children including Ju na Weinstein, Bertha Levy, Louis Weinstein, Jacob Weinstein, Lucy Brodie and Emil Weinstein. The remains were taken to Chicago for interment, with Mrs Levy and Julia Weinstein accompanying. Mrs Weinstein was mother of Mrs M Levy, hotel proprietor’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropole Hotel
Weinstein
M. Levy
Benjamin Weinstein
Bertha Levy
Louis Weinstein
Jacob Weinstein
Lucy Brodie
Emil Weinstein
Chicago
Big Cattle Company Quits in South Dakota
The Franklin Cattle Company the state’s most profitable firm has sold its holdings to the American Live Stocking Loan company of Denver. Once owning 45 000 head and shipping about 10 000 cattle annually, the firm helped Bells Fourche rise as a top cattle shipping point. Reorganized in 1897 as Harris Franklin & Co the business paid dividends more than five times its capital. The deal excludes a few thousand cattle in Nebraska and Wyoming to be shipped this fall. The sale signals a shift from large ranching to small homesteads and rising sheep herds crowding out cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Cattle Company
South Dakota
American Live Stocking, Loan Company
Denver
Black Hills
Noe Tce
Harris Franklin
N. F. Franklin
Ben Bear
Bells Fourche
Harris Franklin & Co
E. H. Hariman
Railroad Fame
SW. Allerton
Chicago
Nebraska
Wyoming
West
Hog and cattle market mixed at Chicago open
Chicago reports estimated hog receipts 86,000 cattle 87,000 with hogs opening five to ten cents higher and cattle closing up ten cents. Mixed and butcher classes for hogs cited 6.25 to 6.60, heavy categories near 6.85, while cattle and sheep markets opened steady to higher and closed firmer. Waterloo Iowa values listed for livestock and farm commodities, with various prices for corn butter hay oats and hogs. Obituary notes the death of Mrs Elizabeth Saco near town along with local social and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo
Iowa
Dr. Adier
B. FI
Rhoades
Madelra
Minn
Waneler Bros
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YOUNG
Cornelius
Rather Jackson
Mabel Wise
Alia Rodamar
Jennie Blough
Miller Poyner
Mamie O'Brien
Carrie France
MS Arbogasta
Philip Ellott
C.J. Hofman
Ethel Owen
Lulu Carr
Barbel
Ethel Gaston
Spring Creek
Maude Longaker
June Baechele
Carrie Brown
Grace Swarls
Fannie Bishop
Anna Buren
Union
Charles Harris
Minnis Gerholt
Osa Lyle
Harriet Wardle
Ethel George
Washington
Jeasle Fetters
Anna Wetherell
Jennie Cradford
Dora Brownell
Clara Jackson
Mina Weisbatd
Lois Schwab
Supt
Eliott
Jennie Meminen
Marme Donovan
Henry Mealeys
Beulah Trumbauer
Louise Schneider
Stella Jones
Myra Alexander
Agnes Barclay
Maude’Waterfield
Josie Norris
Coral Shining
Mabel Shining
Frances Stimson
Blanche Jolls
Rosa Magee
Peni Norman
Edyth Bunn
Bertha Bailey
Big Creek
Dot Salmon
Ruth Elwell
Katherine Brown
Alberta Grobe
Ada Smith
Cedar’ Fails
Clara Bowen
Wdith Holdiman
Mildred Milter
Sten Bush
Amy Fegert
Anna Kyhl
Nettie Waldeman
Pearl Hodges
Eagle
Orville Hamer
Stella Bournes
Rogers Byers
Margaret Hannegan
Mabel Buren
Florence Berty
Mabel McDonald
Cevelia Thornton
East Waterloo
Edith Hazlett
Louise Thierman
Jenne Brainard
Amelia Eichelberg
Maria Bonugariz
Elva Taylor
Minnie Lufkit
Carnie Whitley
Alice Fréebse
Hildale Byers
Edith Anderson
Lillian Smith
Morton
Eive Byers
Grace van Dijn
Helen O'Brien
Clery Thornton
Minnie Bush
Iit
Vernon
Grace ‘Webster
Barbara Tammerand
Georgia Bolton
Ethel
Mare Leversees
Stella
Besse Cooley
Kellie Keiderling
Maude Whillis
Verplanck Hennett
Anna Mat Uations
Alzorn Holmes
Flos
Great North
Detective
J. Cheney,& CO
F.J. Cheney
Lemley
Nean Dewar
Owa
Mome
LOGAN
Henry Fellatt
Wateriso
Company of Home City
Henry Feltett
Presbyterian Hospital
Feltett
Eagle Center
Gilbertville
Elgin
O'Keefe & Towne
Hla Honer
C. W. Mullan
Logan House
Guelrita
R. W. Johnston
Kittie Finley
C.W. Mullan
Blackhawl
Mullan
Manu
General Mullan
Courtland F. Fowler
Hartman
the Courier
G. W. Dawson
Sullivan
Z. F. Powers
W. W
Miller
HA. M. Reed
J.D. Easton
I. C. Easton
Lfred Longley
C. B. Pickett
A. M. Place
W. Joheston
Sion
D. Wangler
Gus
H. B. Cropper
Geo. E. Lichty
F. E. Cutler
F. J. Fowler
Booster Board of Trade
Elk’s Hall
Niles
A. d. Edwards
C. Platt
J. & Williams
L. Vale
California
R. H. Murphy
Oliver Trumbauer
W. W. Marsh
L.S. Cass
Earth
C. L. Kingsley
F. J. Eighmey
QO. B. Courtright
I. B. Boles
Julian W. Richards
B. FL Blocklinger
Dubuque
Bnd
Waterton
Mes
Levy
H. D. Marble
P. C. Scott
Chris
Reuter
Wm. Clough
C. A. Hawi
Mt. Vernon
Gon
Hawn
Lizzie Saddler
Colorado
Mulqueen
Mangio
Owens
Henry Poyner
Dennis Knapp
Foley
Brady Bros
Wangier Bros. Westgeer & Brenneck
Raymond Een A Ae
BIG Cattle Company
Franklin Holdings
Castoria
Copan i
Larrabee
Fairbank
R. P. Henry
Daven| OT
St. Luke's
Ava Thompson
James Curley
Misa Rahe
New Hartford
Curley
Charles Dodge
Baxter
Mra. G. W
Willard Beal
Mra. H. J. Siggelkow
The
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian
Legen Hotel
Wateries
Probuary
Fortner
Waverly
Lehmiuhl's
Oelwein
M. Nauman
Mary ‘Horner
Dange
Independence
O'Connor
Gelwein
B. B.chaudoin
Riceville
Nell Nichols -Spett
Elizabeth Sace
Iran Finch
Lucerne County
Pent
Levis Henry
Frank
Exika
Amos
Wisconsin
Higbee
Aise
Saco
RAHI
Rae
Ieee
Fepean
Mane Anton Ate
Wilbert Shallenberger
Bre
al Baste Lane
Piusiness
Towa
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