Dunkerton Baseball Notes and Local Harvest Report
The Thursday Daily notes a Methodist win and improved play, plus local farming updates. John Risse leads hay hauling, Staebell visits South Dakota and Minnesota, Kleckner visits Des Moines, and visitors from San Francisco arrive after the earthquake. Haying is in full swing with oats and barley progressing. a Dewar game adds a high score for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uma Farm
John Risse
Frank Staebell
South Dakota
Minnesota
Charles Kleckner
Jack
Des Fmines
San Francisco
Cal
F_ Staebell
Staebell
Dewar
Ibwa
Alue
John Martin
Ruth Packing Co
Waterloo
Social notes from the Waterloo area and nearby towns
MADSON and others visit relatives in Manon City. Mrs A L Starr shops at Waterloo. Miss Helen Wood returns from Marshalltown. Attendees at the Waterloo Cha t augua include Mr and Mrs Eightey and several local residents. Families visit Eldora Lamont Sudhyside St Paul Mt Vernon Madrid Larchwood and Dike. Remainings include Belle Hastings and Ta Forbes visiting Nina Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missey Cecile
Iva Cain
Tt. B. Cain
Manon City
A. L. Starr
Waterloo
Helen Wood
Marshalltown
Herey
Eightey
Jand
5. Wilson
Rilla
Lamont
Mary Bord
Sudhyside
Washington
M. L. Boyd
St. Paul
C. H. Northway
Mt. Vernon
Thurza
Villa Kenison
Madrid
Iowa
Edw. Kendall
Kendall
Belle Hastings
California
William P. Thompson
Henry Hetzler
Larchwood
C.W. Bedford
Misa Ta Forbes
Nina Forbes
C.K. Meeker
R. H. Mueller
Dike
Hiveksinkk
Phoebe Voris
A. T. Starr
2. O. Dow
Madge Martin
Sadie E. Washburn
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Warns of Kidney Disease
A period advertisement warns that kidney disease causes sudden deaths and related ailments. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, claims quick relief for bladder and kidney trouble, and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Stella Fisher
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton
N.Y
Peddler Arrest Bill Leads to City Jail Brief
Several peddlers visited town on Tuesday with one selling waist patterns. The marshal captured the offender who was turned over to the mayor and jailed until Wednesday morning after paying a $1.85 fine. Mrs. M Wood was visiting Water top, and others discussed local routines. Worcester Brown, a recent East High graduate, left for Panama to take a timekeeper job at $85 monthly, after a farewell from Waterloo locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wood
Water Top
Smittjnery Stor
E. 3. Liehty
Dlon
N. D
Worcester Brown
East High
New York
Panama
Brown
Waterloo
Worcester
Glen
Bankrupt petition filed by Waterloo man in Blackhawk case
FH. Aodifer files petition in bankruptcy in the northern district of Iowa. The debtor, a Waterloo resident for years and shopkeeper, lists unsecured claims totaling about 2,227.90. schedules include road, personal, and tax debts, numerous local creditors, and a trust on farm tools and property. Creditors and asset details noted with names and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rodifer
Waterloo
Iowa
Ther Schedule Ag
Blackhawk
Samuel Berry
W. S. Peverill
Kelly & Taneyhill Co
O. W. Klinger
Glasgow
Waterloo Lumber Co
Sepici & Carson
Joseph Friedl
Simon Young
Plainfield
Jacob Fuess
Huber & Murphy
F. P. Murphy
American Fire Insurance Co
Des Moines
Capital Insurance Co
Hummel
Cedar Valley Manufacturing Co
al Peveriff
George H. Fruch
Donnook
Tagear Bros
Shoemaker & Bachman
Arthur Connolly
Frank Brunner
Turner Bros
T. Hartman
Taylor & Stroeble
E. M. Storm
R. A. ‘Dunkelberg
Geo. W. Bunn
Woody Bros
Berkley
McCune
Talterday Steels Pipe and 'Tank Co
Joan
Profesion Mill Co
Bion of
Miehiliérs
JS. Thyhis
The Footprints of Centuries and a Bible Hour
Hon G A Gearhart delivers The Footprints of Centuries an eloquent survey tracing time from primeval ages to modern achievements. Dr Rodgers leads Bible Hour on The Mystery of Atonement with a packed hall and strong insight. A later item covers William Fisher of Waterloo starving himself in jail after a Rock Island train incident, with bail set at 300 dollars and warnings of self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gearhart
Gearhart
Memorial Hall
Rodgers
Waverly
William Fisher
Waterloo
Fisher
Rock Island
Sherif Parrett
Ealf
Boy Falls 20 Feet From Tree Injury at Home
Carl Hathaway nine year old visitor from Colorado to Harrison street grandmother Mrs Nelling fell from a tree about twenty feet high at six o clock Wednesday afternoon and sustained a fracture of the right thigh bone The boy endured the setting with little murmur and is treated at the scene or local aid This brief injury report notes the fall and fracture with no further medical details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hathaway
Colorado
Mrs Nelling
Harrison Street
Pay Day Schedule For Illinois Central Workers
The Illinois Central pay car arrives in Waterloo on the afternoon of July 21 with some transportation workers receiving checks that date. Shop employees are paid at 6:20 AM on Monday, July 24, as the car proceeds to Fort Dodge on passenger train No 21. Stores will open on July 21 due to Saturday and stay open Monday night to accommodate shop hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Protech
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Union
Pacific
Illinois Central
Chicago
Illoig
Iowa
Wanted for Forgery and Disappearance in Waterloo
Chief J N Swelter seeks Alonzo Jones aged 23 on forgery charges after a check for 4 to 44 dollars drawn on H W Weaver and cashed by A Greenberg. Jones fled presumably toward Hidalgo IL. News recalls Waterloo's great flood that day, with homes swept away and two boys drowned, as Nelson Hitchcock recalls early county settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Swelter
Alonzo Jones
J Jones
H.W. Weaver
Waterloo
H. J. Barifolo
A. Greenberg
Jones
Nelson Hitchcock
Downward course fast realized by Waterloo people
Reports indicate a notable shift in public sentiment in Waterloo as economic or social challenges accelerate. Community figures, including local leaders and organizations, acknowledge the trend and discuss potential responses to address the mounting concerns.
Water Works Engineer Endorses Doan's Kidney Fills
An unsigned testimonial from Waterloo resident C Atland and others touts Doan's Kidney Fills as a cure for backache kidney trouble and malaria related symptoms. The ad claims rapid relief and lists Foster Milling Co Buffalo as the maker with Wang Brothers Drug Store as the local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Jancy His
Waterloo Citheen
C. Atland
Lafayette Street
Water Works
C. H. Hoxie
Commercial Street
Dean
Jehan Woodbury
Foster-Millarn
Buffalo
Dr. King
New Life
New York
Wang
Doan
Jer Bros
Ed-X
W.-x
Transfer Company Incorporates For July 16 Bid
Transfer company forms with capital stock of 10000 dollars, shares of 100 dollars. Incorporators B H Byvank Allen Rush and H J Banton. Officers for first year S H Byvank president and treasurer Allen Rush vice president and secretary. Board of three to five directors. Outgrowth of con solidation of White dray line and Byvank line. Meanwhile John H Byford family quarantined at 620 Mobile street seven children ill with measles Claude Relph Maude Stella Flosate Ena ages 3 to 13. twins Maude and Claude both died earlier baby deaths include typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubank
B. H. Byvank
Allen Rush
H. J. Banton
Ave
H. Byvank
BH. Byvark
Banton
Byvank
John H. Byford
Mobile Street
Claude
John
Relph
Maude
Stella
Flosate
Ena
Sadie Fry and Eugene Lamb Wedding at Bride’s Home
Miss Sadie Fry of this city wed Mr. Eugene Lamb of Tripoli at 8:00 Wednesday evening at the bride’s home on West Sixth Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Garwick of the Christian church with twenty five witnesses. Mr. Lamb works at the Iowa Dairy Separator and they will live at 226 B Street after August. Wood Epperson bought Linden Place lot seventeen in block seventeen for $60 from Charles E. Kyler. Dr. Conrad Adler of Berlin, Germany, discusses his remedy for appendicitis and stomach diseases, “Dr Adler’s Treatment,” now sold direct from Berlin. a non patent medicine. Large boiler heat at Wangler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chautauqua
Mungerian Orchestra
Abla
Schildkret
Kentucky
Chicago
Aliee Roosevelt
Lyric Quartetto
Wiliams
Dixies
Sncere
Miss Hesse
Miss Ferris
West Sixth Street
Sadie Fry
Eugene Lamb
Tripoli
Garwick
The
Christian Church
Lamb
Iowa
B Street
Conrad Alder
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Adler
Alder
Helf
Wangler Bros
Michigan
Wile Kiama
Peter Morrissatte
Streat
Alpena
Mich
Illinois Central Tickets on Sale for Western Routes
Tickets go on sale July 10 1906 with return by August 20 1906 and are available via any direct route west of the Missouri River. One way and round trip options priced under the general rate. Interesting side trips from Denver and Colorado Springs plentiful. Full details and departure times from local stations or nearest Central point available from Illinois Central agents or by writing the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Denver
Colorado Springs
Tihnoia Central Point
Hinois Central
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Dunkerton
Bowie Ea
Madson
Cam Grain Marketa
Inds
Jay
Aodifer
Infbremer and Blackhawk CO
Bcands
Rock Bridge
H. F. Peterson
H. T. Peterson
John Barrett
O. K. Feeg Barn
Waterloo Rope Belt Co
Sycamore Street
A. Smith
Edward Riley
Tee House
Alice Bicker
Ladies of the Maccabees
J. J. Knapp
Nick Ebr
Herman Rosgen
LaFayette Tippy
Fisher Tent & Awning Co
Stewart Livery
Llivery
T. F. Simpson
M. Delagardelle
Kramer & Hachtell
Eagle Township
Eugene A. Lamts
Ernest G. Jahn
Howard
Anna D. M. Bauder
Blackhawk County
Brénner and Blackhawk County Boards of Supervisors
Court House
Shell Rock
Bremer County
Blackhawk Board
Board of Supervisors
M.L. Newton
Newton
Aytis
Chautauqua
MONY
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Lincoln
Henry R. Rathbone
Abraham Lincoln
Rathbone
Minneapolis
Keneas City
Bakers
Minneapo
Ererre
Adies
Wangler Brog
E Tri Sn
Seslie
Waterloo Peo
Epperson
Linden Place
Charles E. Kyler
Alberta
Ada
Calgary
Jesse Gouge
Atty
Commercial Brook
Illinois Central A. R
Pueblo
H. J. Phelps
Dubuque, Lows
DR. Allen