Chicago Daily Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
June 4 1906 Chicago market summary shows hogs at mixed to heavy values with slight decline, cattle opening strong closing steady, and sheep opening steady. Local markets list prices for hogs cattle steers cows calves lard eggs butter and farm produce, plus a note that St Marys church school building contract will be set at T G Halston's office Thursday evening.
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Chicago
Wenital
Uggs
Sc. Bakere
Fathoy H. Itorkenbrock
St. Mary's Church
T. G. Halston
Red White and Blue Cottage Warming at Chautauqua Park
Sunday family gathering for Waterloo settler R. D. Ball featured his new cottage “red white and blue” and a river outing. Mrs Ball and her husband fell overboard when a boat capsized in high water. both were rescued, drenched but unharmed, prompting a clothing change. The event drew four sons, spouses, sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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R. D. Ball
Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
Mar H
Lae Ball
Burglars Strike Homes Amid Local Crime Wave
Reported burglaries include Dr Bruner on Lincoln street losing about 20 dollars in cash and valuables while visiting Onerokee and J R Howard on Pine street having a purse stolen. Police note youths likely responsible. Dr Newell of Chicago hospitalized after pneumonia complications. her son H B Newell at bedside. City officials plan a new foot bridge over Virden for Park traffic. county supervisors discuss bridge and drainage. Rebekah Lodge officers elected. Public notices promote Foley’s Kidney Remedy and travel ads for Great Western railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Bruner
Lincoln Street
Onerokee
J. R. Howard
Pine Street
Blys. Howard
Drs. Howard
Mrs. Newell
Chicago
H. B. Newell
Cedar Falls News Roundup June 4 1906 Wires Go Underground
Cedar Falls council approves granting right to Gorn Belt Telephone to lay wires underground. Local births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Delbert Williams of Waterloo. News continues with a Chicago stroke affecting Mrs Henry Overman, a high school principal resigns Miss Dougherty, and L M Overman obituary plans. Caucus results favor Standpatters 231 margin. open day repetition planned for commencement week. Reddy Hamilton places third in western collegiate meet. Faculty summer plans list multiple teachers. Agnes Wallace resigns. Myra Call to travel post-summer. Includes political slogans and a Mother Gray's Australian Leaf promotional note and local testimonials for Kidney Cure.
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Cedar Falls
Delbert Williams
Waterloo
Gendar Falls
Chicago
C. M. Overman
Henry Overman
New York City
L. M. Overman
Wrest Sixth Street
Wright
Mrs. Brooks
Detectives Nab Iowa Falls Thief In Mini Caper
Illinois Central special agent W T Dinneen arrested Fred Bryant a high school student in Iowa Falls after a stove of cigars candy gum and other items disappeared from the freight house. Bryant confessed to petit larceny was fined five dollars and imprisoned one day. Restored most property. 18-year-old expected to graduate next year. Dinneen plans to track the Wallace circus on South Central lines Cedar Rapids to Sioux City next.
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W.T. Dinneen
Illinois Central
Iowa Falls
Fred Bryant
Cmpany
Dinneen
Bryant
Costa
Wallace Circus
Hnes
S. C
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Waterloo
Webster Cuy
Senars
Sioux City
Jubilee notes and local farming updates in Gilbertville area
June 2 reports Henry Olinger purchasing a Bahl Bros cultivator. Nick Blees buys a riding cultivator from Shares Bros. Olinger Gros shell 2500 bushels for John Pump and I H Widdel. Jacob Smith and Theodore Weber injuries. wedding Albert Melseh and Anna Thome at St Marys Gilbertville. Hail storm, new Mantter windmill, corn shelled for George Wellman. Local notes from Jesup market and area residents.
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Henry Olinger
Ban
Bahl Bros
Washburn
Lena Weber
Minnesota
Jacob A. Smith
Jesup
Nick Blees
Bros
Olivertville
Henry B. Harting
Henry Lange
George Orthip
George Orth
Jacob Smith
Theodore Weber
Waterloo
Olinger
Mantter
Frank
Peter Olinger
George Wellman
Wedding Reception Amid Farm Festivities and Generous Hospitality
Mrs. John Hess and a group of relatives organized a large reception with about 600 servings of eatables and 120 invitation cards. Guests from Jesup, Waterloo, Laporte City and Spring Creek township attended. Nick Blees supervised the feast while S Poyner and others provided music in a large tent. The couple will reside on the groom's mother's farm in Spring Creek township.
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John Hess
John Frost
Matthew Frost
Clem Wester
N. Kettman
John DeMath
N. Blees
Bornoug
N. Kremer
Toma
Anheuser Busch
Nick Blees
S. Poyner
Hinkel J. Teeter
Earl Sawyer
Spring Creek Township
B. Simpson and Son
Ashley
Laporte City
Jesup
Waterloo
Philip Pint
Nick Meaigh
Nick Delagardelle
Chas
Parker
Marriage License Issued to J W Stout and Julia A Jones
A brief notice reports a marriage license issued to J W Stout and Julia A Jones, both 60, residents of Waterloo. Additional items mention travels, a job change, an excursion ad, and a township school graduation with a union picnic in Blackhawk township near Hudson.
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J. W. Stout
Julia A. Jones
Waterloo
Charles Kelderling
Cherokee
Aberdeen
W. P. Spash & Co
M. M. Watkins
Waverly
M. H. Loomer
I. Lebowich
Chicago
Frank
Blackhawk Township
Hudson
Ruth de Witt
Nettie
Nellie
Gertrude Platt
Will Cure Consumption Says Ark. Letter praises Foley's Honey and Tar
A resident of Finch Arkansas, A. A. Herren, reports Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs, colds, and lung trouble. He claims it cured consumption in early stages and notes widespread satisfaction with the product. Sold by Wangler Bros Brady Bros Westveer Brenneck.
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Foley
Wangler Bros
Brady Bros
Westveer & Brepneck
Jaycee
Sullivan Street
Claremont
N.hs
Brady Brog
lWestvoert& Brenneck
Wrangler Cros
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Brady. Bros
Westveer & Brenneck
Wedding of Albert Meisch and Annie Thome in Gilbertville
Albert Meisch and Annie Thome wed in Gilbertville on June 2. The couple, both from farming families in Fox and Spring Creek townships, celebrated with a large dinner after a nine o’clock ceremony at the church. The wedding party included Tom Meisch as best man and Miss Mary Delagarrelle as bridesmaid.
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Albert Meisch
Annie Thome
Peter Meisch
Spring Creek Township
George Thome
Fox Township
Blackhawk County
Gilsbertville
Father Nuebel
Mary Delagarrelle
Vin Witte
J Nuchot
Nemmers
Eberhart Family Reunion and an Old Civil Engineer
A Des Moines reunion at Col. Q. A. Eberhart’s home on Center street marked the forty seventh anniversary of his marriage. Present were the Eberhart family and close relatives with A. B. Eberhart’s party departing for Walla Walla Washington to settle. Col. G. A. Eberhart, long a noted civil engineer, recalled a Waterloo marriage in 1861 and a life in Town. The write up includes a fragment about beauty lore and Rocky Mountain Tea by Wangler Bros.
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Frollister
Wangler Bros
Des Moines Register and Leader
Col. Q. A. Eberhart
Center Street
Chicago
A. W. Eberhart
George O. Eberhart
C. F. Lindman
S. Eberhart
A. B. Eberhart
Walla Walla
Wash
Col
G. A. Eberhart
Waterloo
Town
Jime
Beauty
Rocky Mountain Tea
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Hotel Fortner
Shallenber
Fils
Fuwood Bind
Reference& Ore
al Stata Bank
Cummings Commission CO
St. Fal
Minn
New York
Mingrapolis Ghataber of Commerce
Waterlac
Ofé Ball
The
Cedar
Bruner
le Seriously LI
Rector
Virden
Park Grocery
Chautauqua
Parks i
Board of Supervisors
Blackhaw County
Dour, Howse
Rebekah
Temple Rebekah Lodge No
Ela Eaker
Ethelynn Allard
Lecy—Eden Larson
Florence Lowe
Amela Wyeth
Madison Lake
Watervilla
Elysian
Chicago Great Western Railway
Antil
Great Western
J. P, Elmer
St. Paul
Winn
Progresa
Reddy
Reddy Hamiton
L S. N.S
Hamilton
Aormal
GEO
D. Perkins
Republican Party
Mother Gray
Mother Girly Co
LeRoy, N
Wiliam Galloway
John Jacobs
Carringe
Hollister
Waterloo Detective
Lo Pepee
Presi
Sita
National Biscuit Company
NBC
Joe
Gilbertville
Eberhart Family
Puavaue
VIA
Waterloo United Commercial Travelers’ Association Council
Waterloo Band
Reilly God
Crow Indian
Montana
Sheridan
Wyoming
Billings
Miles City
Army
United States
Burlington
L. W. Wakely
Omaha
Neb
G. W
West Union
Iowa
Modern Woodmen of America
Oelwein
RL & P
J. Connell
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