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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1908

Page

6

Local Reporter Highlights Fatal Near Choking and Fires

July 26 report details Little Helen Nan Than nearly choking on a spool while Robert Wise drove from Nan-Maan factory into the mill race. W. W. Brooks store in Dewar destroyed by fire. July 27 Tony Wheeler assaulted John Gould, a fellow prisoner in the county jail. Washington asks names of milumen in Waterloo.

Helen Nan Robert Wise Nan- Maan W. Brooks Stora Dewar Tony Wheeler John Gould Washington Milumen Waterloo

Local notes and social happenings in Waterloo Iowa

Waterloo city items describe visits and returns of residents from Des Moines St Paul Chicago and Denver. Mentions include weddings licenses issued, church events, picnics at Linden chapel, attendance at Electric Park, a pony accident, fishing on the river, and various residents traveling for visits with relatives and friends.

Two Loads of Gamesters in Jail Startling Riverbank Bust

Detective Houston led a Monday morning chase after Harry Ault and fourteen gamblers arrested after a riverbank card game at a cement block factory. Bonds and fines followed as officers Morris and Hartman filled city jail slots and set hearings.

Detective Houston Harry Ault Tom Morris Tom Hartman Houston Donand Iowa Water Mansod Ault

Death attributed to weak heart during Gedar river outing

Benjamin Lester, 21, died Saturday near Gedar Falls after a picnic visit with friends. Official findings cite heart trouble triggered by stepping into deep water. He had a history of heart weakness and is survived by his parents in Mitchell, with service planned at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. Funeral arrangements with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas.

Ed. Westhoff Mazon City John. ¢. Kuhns Chicago J. H. Kubas L. HB. Nelson Webster City J. S. van Schoyck J. R. Howard Department of Printing Matt. Parrott & Sons Pekin Benjamin Lester Gedar Gedar Falls D River Berver Lester David Lester Mitchell Cedar Falls First Presbyterian Church John Thomas

Local lodge events announced for July gatherings

Cedar Hive No 37 meets Tuesday at 2 30 in A C hall, Knights and Ladies of Security plan a 2 box social Monday in Engineers hall. Fortress Hibben No ? meets July 28 at 7 30. Court No 465 regular Tuesday in K C hall. Even Dozen Plus meets with Mia G Huntley at the Bungalow Cedar River Park. Care and Happy Club lawn social at Mr and Mrs F B Willie’s lawn on Jefferson Street Wednesday evening. Temple Rebekah Lodge lawn social at Mrs J B Webb’s home Wednesday July 29. Mr Savage visiting Waterloo, plans west move. R W Jackson son of Alvin Jackson, becoming Occidental Life Insurance general agent in Hayward CA.

Frances Tynan Rockford Ilinois Waterloo New Hartford Frank Ackerman Manhard Street Fairview Free H. G. Beeman Cedar Hive A. C UL WL Hall Fortress Hibben 1. C.C. F. Hall K. C. Hall Mia. G. W. Huntley Cedar River Park Care and Happy Club F. B. Willie Jefferson Street Temple Rebekah Lodge J. B. Webb Washington West Second Streets Rehehahs C. A. Hunt Lafayette Street

Clergy Conference Set at New Waterloo Lutheran Church

The second annual Northern Iowa Synod meeting will convene in Waterloo Tuesday and Wednesday with Lutheran clergymen from northern Iowa. Rev. B. Luis of Earlville will preside, and Rev. Mel sher t of Hudgom will deliver the Tuesday address. Rev. Baum bagh of Lamont will give the preparatory talk. The gathering will be held at the First Lutheran church at High and Maple, the second synod meeting this year with a spring session at Maynard planned for later.

New Church Corner High Maple Northern Iowa Baumbagh Lamont Maynard Northern Iowa Synod High Maple Streets

Auto Struck SixYearOld in Henderson Incident

A six year old boy, Merton Dimmick, son of Horace W. Dimmick, narrowly escaped serious injury when struck by an automobile at the Bridge and Commercial streets corner. The machine passed over but did not injure him. he was cared for at Henderson's drug store and sent home unharmed. No fault was found with the driver. the event was accidental. The boy recovered from fright and enjoyed ice cream later with friends.

Merton Dimmick Horace W. Dimmick Bridge Commercial Hitle Henderson

Unclear Hammock Accident At Local Park

Christ Wurtz, aged AT years, was seriously hurt Sunday evening at 5:00 oclock when he fell from a hammock in Hast Park. He was unconscious for a time and remained in a coma like state during much of Monday under a physician's care. The case is described as strange and simple in its occurrence. See or phone O7-11 L. Van Vleck & Son.

Jetup Christ, Wurtz Hast Park Place L. van Vleck & Son

Woman dies under chloroform in dentist chair

Milwaukee July 27 John Daly dies in her brother Dr Stapleton's office after chloroform during tooth removal. Dr Willet notes perfect heart. Daly dies, exonerations follow. Mrs Daly 29, survived by husband and one child. Also a carpenter ad and Ada Tripp guest notice at 30d Franklin St.

Milwaukee Tre John Daly Stapleton Jain Lr.t. Willet Willet Ada Tripp Union Ray Franklin St

Waterloo Water Plant Faces Sale Or Franchise Decision

Waterloo city council and water company plan to decide on municipal ownership tonight. The firm offers three paths: sell to the city under an inventory by three disinterested experts, sell for 366000 with minor improvements, or continue operation under a 25 year franchise. Citizens aim for a final settlement after years of debate.

Waterloo Sonlrayeray

City Auditor Implements New Pay Day Procedure

City Auditor R C Thompson introduces a plan to issue warrants and pay workers between 7 and 9 on Tuesday evenings. Employees must be accompanied by a foreman who can identify them. The measure aims to prevent improper payment and reduce past confusion from early morning wage collection and time-sell disputes.

R. C. Thompson Tan Eltyswork Aman

Big Bill for Gopher Scalp in Shelby County Iowa

A Shelby County board voted a gopher bounty totaling 6234.60 for two years, paying 2 cents per head to trappers, with many boys under 16 involved. Last year 19,736 gophers were trapped. this year 92,600. Habitat and flood risks keep gophers plentiful. some farmers welcome them as fodder in fields while others damage crops. The article also notes notable trappers and a reflective digression on dogs and ambition.

Hariat Iowa Shelby County Board of Supervisors Timothy Meadows Hert McFadden Shelby John ‘Burcham Tennant Ty Trapper

Market recap from Lamson Brob, Iowa and Chisago notices

The market report from Lamson Brob and Co. lists hog, cattle, and sheep receipts for today. Hog prices ranged from 6.05 to 6.87 with mixed and butcher grades lower. cattle opened steady and closed slow and weak. sheep opened steady and remained steady amid estimated arrivals of 16,000 hogs tomorrow and 6,000 hogs today leftovers.

Chisago

New York Stock Market Update July 27 Prices Listed

Prices on the New York stock exchange at 1 00 today include Atchison Amalgamated Copper American Locomotive American Smelting Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Erie United States Steel common and preferred United States Steel sugar stocks with various figures and quotes across multiple rail and industrial issues. The list shows broad activity with notable names such as New York Central Pennsylvania Southern Pac Pac and other major issuers.

New York Stock Exchange Atchison We Ee Amalgamated Copper American Locomotive American Smelter More Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Erie Ulinots Central National Lead Louisville and Nashvill Missouri Pacine New York Central Pennsylvania Southern Pacine Southern Railway Wnon Pacific United States United States Steel

Bluff boys fish for rats in Council Bluffs yard diversions

A group of boys at Council Bluffs Iowa fished for rats near a former restaurant site using cheese bait on sharpened hooks. One catch yielded a full grown rat, sparking further mock play as the boys bragged of plentiful rats and continued their informal sport. A separate note reports Raymond Brown in Waverly being arrested for theft and handed to Bremer county authorities, while Join Ross visits from Waukon and John Dillon shows typhoid fever symptoms.

Council Bluffs Gunnaudo & Zurmulehlen Bach Raymond Brown Waverly Waterloo

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