July visitors and family health notes in Con ray and nearby towns
July 14 reports guests visiting in Con ray Iowa with Rev. A G Bailey. Mrs A B Kling and daughter Bes sie visit Creese Nebraska at Isaac Audson's home. Geo Ardsen formerly at Corner drug store visits J M Bailey home. Celia McAndrews from Chicago arrives for a short city visit with parents. Mrs Yarrow returns from Los Angeles with son Don ill but improving. John Lallman of Lanark Illinois visits daughter Mrs F A Webster.
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FP. M. Reed
Conray
Iowa
A. G. Bailey
A. BE. Kling
Bessie
Creese
Neb
Isaac Audson
Kitne
Geo. Ardsen
J. M. Bailey
H. B. Lizer
H. B. Lizer Was A Passenger On No. 8
Celia McAndrews
Chicago
C. Yarrow
Los Angeles
California
Don
John Lallman
Lanark, Til
F. A. Webster
Bible Institute Opens Amid Big Local Rally
The Bible Institute of the Central West formally opened on Sunday with over 6 000 attendees. Bishop Hartzell spoke on Gods Purpose Toward Man, stressing universal salvation and the plan’s eternity. Dr Biederwolf followed with How Much Better is a Man Than a Sheep, denouncing materialism and worldly readers as retail dealers of darkness.
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Great
Bible Institute
Central West
Hartzell
Africa
Waterloo doctor known as "phenomenal" faces grand jury
Ed A Young, a Warm Water physician without a filed state certificate, was held over by a Hot Springs grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing. Bonds set at 350 dollars. he left Waterloo with wife amid city sightseeing. He operated a paid treatment scheme promising cures with medicines and cathartics, drawing up to four hundred patients. If found in violation, the minimum fine is 300 dollars plus costs.
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Young
Hot Springs
Charles City
Justice Kuhns
State of Iowa
O. A. Young
Warterloo
State Board of Medical Examiners
County Recorder
Mr. Young
J. T. Sullivan
J.C. Murtagh
Mears
J. H. Kahing
Waterloo
Denver
Colorado
Wangler Bros
Brady Bros
Lodge
Elks
Westveer & Brepneck
IFOR
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Shaffer
Exposed to smallpox deliveryman feared exposures
A Waterloo area notice reports W. W. Scott a deliveryman on Independence avenue confined at home with smallpox after a four week illness. The illness was not diagnosed until Sunday and preparations are made to send him to a hospital. He has a wife and 10 year old son dependent on him. The report notes he worked despite being ill a week earlier and grew a rash.
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W. W. Scott
Linden Guetue
Scott
Independence Avenue
Mr. Scott
Death of E A Jones Carpenter at 911 Wellington Street
Eugene A Jones 4 years old carpenter of 911 Wellington Street died Saturday evening at 6 30 after two days illness. Cause sarcoma of the liver. Employed by contractor GC A Smith. Born in Town, came to Water loo two years ago. Member of St Marys Episcopal Church. Survived by widow two daughters one son, parents in Bristow postmaster father, two brothers, one sister. Funeral Sunday 4 pm from residence. burial Bristow Tuesday.
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G. V. Daniels
West Third Street
Hillsburg
Jefferson County
New York
Jonathan Mattison
Illinois
John H. Allard
Geneva
St. Charles
Carpenterville
Palestine
Mr. Allard
Ellen R. Pierce
Palatine, IL
George V, Daniels
Waterloo
Henry Allard
Palatine
Wiliam Mattison
Eugene A. Jones
Wellington Street
GC. A. Smith
Mr. Jones
St Mary’s Episcopal Church
Bristow
Butler County
Engineer Lacock Leaves Waterloo to Seek New Rail Route
Engineer Lacock of the Chicago Anamosa Northwestern prepares to leave Waterloo after funds failed to raise for a Waterloo right of way. He outlines a direct line crossing the Illinois Central near Jesup to Austin Minnesota, connecting with the Northwestern. The Readlyn to Austin segment has been purchased, suggesting the original Waterloo plan may be abandoned and a longer, less railroad-dense route pursued.
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Engineer Lacock
Chicago, Anamosa & Northwestern
Waterloo
New York
Lacock
Jesup
Austin
Minnesota
Northwestern
2 Point
Readlyn
Lnes
Chicago hogs cattle and sheep prices report July 16
Chicago markets show hogs at mixed early with good to choice heavy ranges around 6.35 to 6.80. cattle open steady to weak with most bids down about 10 cents. sheep 10 cents lower. Hogs remain active after midday with heavy demand and leftovers from yesterday.
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Chicago
Waverly Race Meeting Fallout Sparks Local Debate
A reader from Waverly outlines clashing views over bookmaking at the race meetings. Four ministers advocate strict law enforcement while most merchants warn of financial harm from enforcing prohibitions. The Driving Park association notes annual events draw crowds and business, urging restraint from sensational coverage and continued community progress.
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Driving Park Association
Waverly
Local Grocery Change Hands in Waterloo Sale
Barney Kascht sold his grocery at Franklin and Argyle to John Bernes of Independence. Bernes will take possession July 23, while Kascht retains the store property and leases it. Kascht stays in Waterloo to pursue other business interests. The store was established by Kascht three years ago and has a large patronage. Mrs. D. F. Merriman has recovered from an operation and returned home after two weeks in the hospital. Emily Heath of Vinton is visiting Mrs. S. M. site in the city.
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Barney Kascht
Franklin
Argyle Streets
John Bernes
Independence
Kascht
Waterloo
Kaseht
D. F. Merriman
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