Court of Honor sued over policy collection in local report
July 28 notice reports the Court of Honor being sued to collect a policy held by A Evans. A death by own action is listed. Weal J fourth street young ladies held a pajama party and rode a streetcar at about 10 pm. A Waterloo syndicate bought the H B Allen farm of forty acres for 30000 dollars. J W Miler elected president of the Waterloo Typographical Union. W Dawson bought John Smith eighty on Independence road near the city. July 29 fire damaged buildings on Dunkerton resident Rude’s farm. Woodmen of the World delegation attended a monument unveiling at Dubuque for deceased members.
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Court of Honor
A. Evans
Fourth Street
Waterloo
H. B. Allen
J. W. Miler
Waterlow Typographical Union
W. Dawson
John Smith
Independence Road
Sundey
Wuh Rude
Dunkerton
Dubuque
Busy Waterloo social notes span visits and travel
Mrs Walter Cardin and daughters visit relatives in Boston while Frank Walsh of Chicago plans a month here. Many locals travel to Dubuque Minneapolis Cedar Rapids and Chicago. A license to wed issued to George J Miller and Mary Frost. Hospital news reports appendicitis surgery for Humphrey Cordes and routine medical updates.
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Walter Cardin
Boston
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Mire Addie Bussey Bee
Dubagqua
Cas, Fox
Minneapolis
Mia May Starr
Dubuque
Oe Yves
Rose’ Basgatt
St. Pt
Mir
Add
S. B.reed
George J.’ Miller
Mary
Frost
Waterloo
Eldon
Risher
Henry Buckley
Flenda
PK. Smith
Cole- Davis Company
Chicagd
Humphrey Cordes
Firnational Bank
Charles Ezra Phelps
Hahnemann Medical College
Menigine
Black‘hawk County
Withiama
G. Builth
Iowa: Telephone, Company
Anna
Smith
Joral
McGiaison
Canada
Huttalo
Los Angeles
Souther
Union Pacific
Vancouver
Seauiie
Tapoa
San Trane
Viseo
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Lydia Society Meet With Miss Hiotse Raymond at Chautauqua Park
Announcements list social gatherings and meetings across local groups Cedar Hive and Waterloo Hive with times and locations for July events. Alleged coal land conspiracy case heard in Milwaukee as Guy D Gott and six Milwaukee men face federal charges connected to Colorado activity.
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Lydia Society
Hiotse Raymond
Chautauqua Park
Ladies of
Cedar Hive No
Waterloo Hive
L. C
T. M
James Hutumel
Kulp
South Street
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Bloodgood
Guy D. Gott
Federal Grand Jury
Colorado
Casa
Local accidents leave several burned and injured in Waterloo
A series of incidents in Waterloo leave multiple people burned by hot coffee and acid as lids fail and vessels leak. Mr Chaffee suffers severe burns to the face and arms. Paul Smith sustains a severe foot burn from leaking acid. Maurice Zelday fractures his left arm in a bicycle collision. Dee Kennedy bruises hip and leg after falling from a bridge. Kennedy later requires care and recovery.
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Chaffee
Paul Smith
Waterloo
Smith
Maurice Zelday
Abe Greanberg
Zelday
West Waterloo
Anio
Dee, Kennedy
Vinton
Fifth Street
Bi ‘Leighton
City Hall
Kennedy
Strike due to copperhead snakes in West Virginia fields
In Holliday's Cove West Virginia on July 29 reports say a snake infestation in a mining or railroad region has led to fatalities. Local oldtimers recall blasting in railroad construction that forced snakes from rock crevices into nearby fields, prompting warnings and safety concerns.
Boy dives from mill window to river in daring feat
J Robert Wise, a 19 year old boy, leaped from the top window into the river below amid cheers from hundreds of onlookers on a mill race. The professional high diver praised the dive as first class, noting only a slight fault with foot placement. Wise surfaced safely and swam to the riverbank, receiving mixed reactions from the crowd.
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J. Robert¢ Wise
Wise
Pople
Professional
Patterson Carnival Company
Hédia
Istrugh
Bob
Three fall into Cedar river near Norfolk. boatman rescues
Three men fell from a boat into the Cedar river Sunday afternoon near Norfolk. A launched man aided by others pulled them from the current. they were drenched and muddy, one nearly unconscious. The incident drew help from a nearby launch as the group was cared for and taken ashore.
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Cedar River
Chapman
Norfolk
Bortons
Southern Railroad
North Carolina
Canpman
Jamestown Exposition
Local notices and railway updates from Waterloo era
The bulletin lists visitors such as Linn Cousins and his brothers from Alden to Epworth, plus Mrs. Lullloy and daughter from St Paul. It notes personnel moves and vacations among J C hoppe workers, a private car with General Manager Mohler in Waterloo, engine crews on engines 1820 and 1827, coal shipments readiness, deep water wells at the shops, and various shift changes and layoffs among firemen and engineers.
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Maxwell
Epworth
Linn Cousins
Alden
George
Fred Cousins
Waterloo
AC. Lullloy
St Paul
F. Zigler
J. D. Degan
Norman Belt
J. C
Cherokee
Y. F Marti
Ion
Shorts Vicaton
A “W
Aurliea Hada
Iowa
Barr, Reisner
H. E. ‘Deib
Banton
Three Judges Busy Motions In District Court Hearings
Mrs Sophie Nash of Cedar Falls seeks divorce after twenty one years of marriage citing cruelty and habitual drunkenness. Judge Platt and Judge Ranster hear motions in minor cases and salary disputes while ex judge Blair handles juvenile court matters and farm management notes. A temporary injunction restraining husband Thomas C Nash from premises is sought as part of the case and Hewitt estate details are disclosed with a $4506.67 consideration for a 13 fifteenths undivided share. Morris Zeldis injured in bicycle accident breaking left arm at the elbow.
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Platt
Ranster
Independence
Property Mutual Insurance
Blair
Manchester
Childrehrin
Jidgé Blair
Haa
Makina
Gradt “Prige
Mra
Sepie J. Nasi
Cedar Falls
Bas
Thomas C. Nash
Shaw
Criel
Knoxville
Plainig
Laura
Alvin
Floyd
Ora
Tmo
Cout May
Automobile Notes Show Waterloo Draws Visitors for Sunday
Sunday attracted many visitors to Waterloo garages as residents from nearby towns spent the day in the city. Dr Chafee, Fred Ciik, W J Butoligt and others arrived from Waverly in cars, while O H Mitchell, John Ferricks, Dr Beckman, and David Mitchell joined from Grundy Center and La Porte. Local families and travelers from Osceola, Oelwein, and Fredricksburg also visited, sharing rides in several automobiles.
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Waterloo
Dr. Chafee
Fred Ciik
W. J.’ Butoligt
Waverly
O. H. Mitchell
Hia Franklin
John Ferricks
Grundy Center
Dr. Beckman
David Mitchell
Laporte
Savera Deys
Dr. Cole
Fred Field
Alfen
Hough
Oelwein
Bulokoar
Howra
Dave Willette
Fred
Arika
Garr
Fowle
Clarksville
Wateriolo
Golding
Fredarika
Police Court Proceedings Highlight Family Dispute Fines
In a morning police court session Judge Van Metre fined two men ten dollars and fifty cents each for disturbing the peace after a family quarrel escalated. A separate case saw William Towsley released after denying claims of assault over a sandwich price. Additional hearings involved a 19 year old accused of larsony, later freed due to insufficient evidence. A notice at the end advertises a will proof in Blackhawk County with John T. Coolidge.
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Chas
Weldon
William Towsley
Patterson Carnival
Towsley
Albert Spobr
Larseny
Ma Gto
Soir
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Purington
van Metre
State of Iowa
Blackhawk County
Saib District Court
John T. Coolidge
M. Bentuby
Markets in Chita July 20 cattle and sheep receipts
The cattle market opened steady and closed steady to strong while hogs left over yesterday totaled 1,769. Sheep and mixed butcher meat markets showed varied quotes with values near 6.50 to 6.97 for heavy and bullock ranges. Estimated receipts for tomorrow around 20,000 cattle and hogs, with stock market activity at 1:30 from New York stock exchanges listing key rail and industrial shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyeseree
Market and commodity prices from Waterloo district
The Waterloo market summary lists prices for produce and livestock including potatoes at 22.00, butter at 23 cents, lard at 36 cents, eggs at 12 to 16 cents, flour around 2.40 to 2.70 per unit, and various hides and wool values. Also noted are common and preferred U S Steel figures and general goods trading details for Monday in late July 190T.
SUTTER AND EGG MARKETS IN NEW YORK
New York July reports show egg markets steady with receipts 10,502. Butter and creamery products quoted. butter at 24 cents, creamery goods steady. Market notes mention renovated and renovated 2B ties, with receipts 7,607. Weather described as cloudy and coal concerns noted.
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New York
N.C
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M. V. Ellison
G.hlaber
J.4. Burns
FB. Lattroy
Lafayette Street
J. W. Wetrick
Omana
iMrs
HL Wise
Brown
San Franciisgo
Collett
Stockton, Califor
Ae i
Sidney Simon
Oelweth
Simon
Wits
Ira
Theodore Fisher
Carl Gdell
Bradstreet Villee
Amy Hedrick
Mitchelville
Iis
Roxy Tyler
Bertha van Ingram
Allison
Jonnie Salisbury
CO. W. Stilvan
Orchard
Hisso Sharp
Edgewood
G. C. Chamberlain
Wag
Blanche Batea
Columbia
Neva Downing
MissaVera Karney
New Hampton
Bown & Bown
Mipa-Blanche McQuillain
Tesup
Justina Mueller
Iowa City
A. J. Muelter
Watertoo
Misa LucysTriem
Mabelanow
Geo.’ . Laporte
Venti Terday
Tram
Missouri
Tiffany
Son Howerd
In “Mueller
Dan McKevitt
Ba. Hasterd
Barkington
W. B. Marsh
West Fourth Street
HB. Colby
Arthur. Smith
Charles Grim
Howard’ Sharp
Jahenville
Goodell
Town
May
H. Blanchaine
Potte
M.soll
Elkader
James DéLorve
Cedar ‘Repidant
Krusca‘tine
Peoria
Lewis
Shanewise
Bila
Baby
Aurora, Ill
Ang
Hanewise
Shenewise
Thin
Samuel M
Rule. Hay
New York City
Bred L. Kimball Company
Bupt, Berry
The
Water Company
Fans
S. P. Wadley & Co
Crystal Ica and Fuel Company
J. G. Hildebrand
National Cental Association
E Chaffee
Maurice Zeldas
Doc
Cougin
West Virginia
Napoleon
Boys Lofty Leap
TION
Secree O
Tance
Paris
Ruday
Ligny
Prusians
Mme
Radey
Na Ieee
Westside Library
Lady's
Mason's Grocery
Koch
Mreman Sheffield
Bowen
Coburn
Sophie Nash
Cedar Falle
Bléyele
Morris Zeldis
Bla
Arta
Automobile
Citieg Breve
Te Waterloo
Shallenberger
H. Eightey
Webster Brough
Johnstown
City
Chicago Cash Grain
Warkets
Jk Sakheqton
New York Now
York
Ful Stock, Exchange Atchigon
Amalgamated Co, Anaconda
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Seeie
Chesapeake and Oane
Pe Iris
Ational Leas Louiayilia
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Santa Ce
Gatarant Cross Fes
John wtLaeay Shallenberger
Beth
Lelevatts Bing
United States Steel
LOGAL
Sutter and Egg Markets
Wilbert Shallenberger
Logan Hotel
Orrios Horus
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