Raymond and area mark Fourth with visits and revelry
Sunday and Fourth of July activities fill Raymond as residents host relatives from Waterloo and Barclay. Visitors include Mrs. Wm. McVey, Miss Catherine Parker, Miss Florence Lusted, and many others. The festive day features trains bringing crowds, no major accidents, and Dr. P. L. Marble returning home after a three week stay.
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Hewitt
Wm. McVey
Hawn
Catharine
Barclay Most
Frank Barron
Waterloo
Glenn Parker
Paerence Crail
Victor Phillips
Hasteton
Chariey Bates
Mies Yetta Vargaton
Russ Catharine Smith
Thomas Smith
Xis
Barclay
Fred Brown
Frank Douglass
Little E Suor
Des Moines
G Young
James Douglass
P. Li Marble
Liscomb
Tusa
Amtes Myrtle LaMott
Briehtda
Gaston and
James Hdwards
Jamie
Thautauqua
Theodora O'Keefe
Driver
Lynn Smiths
Herman Kohl
Grey Hugi
Minnesota
Kohls
Health Claims for Foley Kidney Cure Spur Testimony
A Mesneia Pennsylvania resident, Ire W Kelley, credits Foley’s Kidney Cure for restoring health after years of kidney and bladder trouble and wasted medical money. The Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute notes praise for five days of lectures by Ulysses Grant biographer Charles B. Landis and Cedar Falls education advocate Miss Florence Ward.
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W. Kelley
Mensneia
Foley
Wangler Bros
J. . Joder
Danger in Delay Warns of Kidney Trouble
A Waterloo Iowa reader letter promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy for kidney problems. Henry Burk notes his wife improved after one box, with relief from irregular kidney action, distressing pains, and discolored urination. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the pills nationwide.
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Bright
Reyes
Dean
Waterloo
Henry Burk
Mulberry Street
Iowa
Wangler Bros’ Drug Store
Uise
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Thlian Raided Cars and Police Hearings
Italian suspect Thom as Jeslous taken into custody for breaking and entering Illinois Central carry near the river freight depot. He was bound over to the grand jury under 400 bonds after a preliminary hearing. Various locals faced fines for drunkenness disorderly behavior and vagrancy as police processed arrests in a busy session.
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Thomas Jeslous
Illinois Central Cary
A. B. Kepford
Thone
Frank Kinney
John Cox
Fred L. Waugh
Harris
W. D. Polock
Herman Obergh
Minneapolis
Will Lee
Chicago
Will Renniser
Frank McCann
Frank Elliott
Dubuque
Fannie Baum
Dell Shannon
Elmer Wilson
W. H. Smith
Wife and Spouse War Sparks County Injunction
Wilbur L Betts seeks a temporary injunction to keep his wife Cora A Betts from taking their son outside the county and files for divorce. He alleges cruel treatment, violent fits, and property claims, while the child remains with his sister in Cedar Falls. The case names Joan Shurtz Marie Neishardt Karl J Bates Addie M Bodamar William Jenson and Pearl Adams. A storm wrecked a Tabor church organ and damaged crops with no injuries reported.
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Wilbur L
Betts
Cora A. Betts
Waterloo
Albert Joils
Temata
Kossuth
Plaiutimyavera
Joan Shurtz
Cedar Falls
Marie Neishardt
Cedar Falla
Karl J. Bates
Oelwein
Addie M. Bodamar
William Jenson
Dunkerton
Pearl Adams
Tabor
Missouri
Obituary for James Star of Black Hawk County Iowa
James Star aged about 89 died Sunday night from a stroke after a long life in Blackhawk county Waterloo Cedar Falls Linn county and Blackhawk county. He was born April 11 1818 in Cheddar Somerset England and lived as a butcher and market gardener. Survived by J W Wilby sisters Mrs Jemmies and Mrs Morley John Star and niece Mrs B M Traphagen. Funeral at 2:30 Tuesday at 718 Vinton Street conducted by Rev Hull burial Elmwood.
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James Star
Chédder
Somersetshire
England
Jesse Star
Plate
Duridas
Canada
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Blackhawk County
Towa
Linn County
Star
J. W. Wilby
Hit Jemmies
Mary Blorley
Massachusetts
John Star
Richmond
Ind
B. M. Traphagen
Vinton Street
Hull
Elmwood
Wedding in Willard Hall Unlisted Yet Arose Great Interest
In Willard Hall at 10 30 Monday morning Rev Dr H G Beeman of Walnut Street Baptist Church united Mamie Reiphart of Cedur Falls and Jon Shurtsz of Gedur Falls. Attendants were Lola Lichty and William Shurd a brother of the groom. The bride is granddaughter of Christian Neinhart. The groom resides in Marengo Town and has worked in Cedar Falls for two years. They will live at the corner of Third and Iowa streets after the 4 10 o'clock car return.
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Willard Hall
H. G. Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist
Christian Neinhart
Marengo
Town
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Fire in Syndicate Block Coal Bin Sparks Alarm
Sunday morning smoke and a faint fire alarm from the Syndicate block coal bin triggered a dispatch to station 16. Fire wagons and ladder company arrived but found only smoldering coal dust with water poured over the center mass while workers shoveled to prevent spread. Dr Boyce and W A Slippy reported the smoke and notified the west side station.
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Syndicata
Boyce
W. A. Slippy
Impromptu Dunkerton Wedding At Recorder's Office
William Jennon and Miss Pearl Adais were married at 2 00 PM Monday in Dunkerton by Rev George Enoche. The ceremony in Recorder Plimmer's office drew reporters courthouse workers and local women, with a bouquet of sweet peas presented to the couple as thanks for the surprise ceremony.
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William Jennon
Pearl Adais
George Enoche
Dunkerton
Recorders
Court House
Plimmer
Storm sinks boat. one woman drowned near Council Bluffs
A severe storm on Lake Nahaws capsized a boat carrying five, including Mr and Mrs Clarence Stallard of Council Bluffs. Mrs Stallard drowned. others were rescued. Fire damaged part of the Childrens Lane Manufacturing plant with about $20,000 loss.
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Council Bluffs
Conno Bluffs
Lake Nahaws
Clarence Stallard
Cornell Bluffs
Wolfa
Childrens’ Lane
Interstate Rock Island fare cuts Iowa Minnesota travel
Passengers in Iowa and Minnesota may travel over the Rock Island route for 2 cents between Iowa and Minnesota stations starting July 7. Waterloo to St Paul or Minneapolis drops from 3 to 2 cents per mile, with Waterloo to Cedar Rapids distance redefined, and a new 10 cent minimum ticket. Conductor charges may apply for short distances, while other interstate rates await further instructions.
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Chicago, Rock Inland and Pacific Railway
Waterloo
Iowa
Minnesota
Rock Island
Cedar Fally
Cedar Raplis
Liquor shipments restricted under Iowa tax law
Iowa agents of express companies halted C O D liquor shipments after Judge Pollock voided a mandatory order. The July 4 tax, $600 yearly, targets express firms handling liquor, restricting intrastate shipments and requiring proof of licit dealers. The change drives cross state bottling through nearby breweries.
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Iowa
Consignor Aid Consignee
Towa Breweries
Chicago Cash Grain Markets Report With Cattle and Hogs
Chicago prices show hogs opened near steady and closed down five cents with mixed and butcher grades around 5.76 to 6.12. Cattle opened steady then strong while sheep started ten cents lower and ended weak. Local markets list weights, items, yields, and produce like eggs butter oats and potatoes with regional rates for July in Watertop Iowa.
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Chicago
Seeries
E Bawley
Beraw
Bank Robber Arrested Rumor Stirs Dubuque Police
Dubuque police were stirred by a circulating report that the last unapprehended Masonville bank robber, William Gadbois, was arrested in Beloit Wisconsin on July 4. The tale followed a confession by Barney Hankey linking Gadbois to the March 7 1907 robbery. $2000 stolen money was recovered after Hankey’s confession.
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Dubuque
Masonville
Beloit
Wis
William ‘Gadbors
Wisconsin
Sherrie Hennessy
Manchester
Pallee Pickley
Gadbois
Barney Hankey
Haigen
Banden
Moore
Hensen
Gardtbois
Local Store Promises Value on Manila Rope and Wines
C M Berkley at 302 West Fourth Street advertises a large stock of Manila hay rope and wines offered at bed rock prices. Reading as a storefront promotion, it emphasizes value and variety for customers in a compact, period tone.
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Manila
C. M. Berkley’s
West
Fourth Street
C. M. Berkley's
Weat Fourth Street
Co. M Berkley
C. M. Berkley
West ‘Fourth ‘Atreat
Ten Percent Dividend Declared by William Galloway Co
The William Galloway company held its annual meeting in the offices Monday morning with a favorable report of the year’s business. A ten percent dividend was declared, and prospects for the next year are described as highly profitable. The firm reports a contract for the entire output of a cream separator factory in Southern Iowa, strengthening current operations. Reporter E L Cortat of the Courier notes a summer vacation plan following.
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William Galloway Company
Iowa
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