Waterloo Reporter notices and editorials from Waterloo Iowa
The Waterloo Reporter reports the death of Fred L. Boynton a Waterloo businessman and civic figure mourned by the community. The La Porte city article recalls Mayor Hayz plete’s sudden death during carnival week and notes his public service and respected leadership.
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Fred L. Boynton
Waterloo
Lfe
Waterloo Busi- Business
Ness
Reles
Corn Belt
Laporte
Hayzplete
Plant corn now for late planting and strong fall yields
Colonel Richard Sarlis urges farmers in Indiana to plant corn through late June and into early July even in sloughs and low spots. He argues warm fall weather could produce fair, well matured corn. Estimates suggest prices ranging from 60 to 90 cents per bushel depending on crop size. Cascarils cure bodily ills. A. O. Smith Drug Co. 25. The only money check pill on the market. 67-2b
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Richard Sarlis
Indiana
A. O. Smith Drug Co
Republican ticket set for Iowa convention in Waterloo
The primaries leave only Uutke to attend the state convention in Waterloo on June 21. The slate ratified includes Allison for US Senate, Anderson and Anundson for Presidential Electors, Carroll for Governor, Glare for Lieutenant Governor, Hayward for Secretary of State, Burakly for Auditor, Morrow for Treasurer, Byers for Attorney General, Riggs for Superintendent, Freely for Representative, Shores for Sheriff, Hoxie for County Attorney, Moore for Superintendent of Schools, and Waterbury for Coroner. Waterloo reel of shock as two prominent businessmen die within hours, C D Wangler and J H Wo brother.
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Uutke
Temchine
Waterloo
Wangter
Chealts
Wangler
Jdhd Wosband
This Date in History Highlights Various History Events
A collection of historical notes for June dates listing monarchies formed and dissolved battles notable deaths and births. Entries cover Aragon 1085 Edward the Black Prince 178 Edward II, Arauja rein independence 1173 Thomas Paine 1809 Porter 1412 and other events through 1861 1876 1954 and 1804.
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Aragon
Edward the Black Prince
Edward II
England
Araujeania
South America
Spain
Thomas Paine
David D. Porter
WY. S. Navy
Chester
Washington, D. C
Natches
Miss
Tennessee
Union
George Sand
Noah Haynes Swayne
Lincoln
U. S.supreme Court
New York Ciy
Virginia
Brackett Massachusetts' longtime governor born in Bradford
Massachusetts' oldest living ex governor John Quincey Adams Brackett born June 1894 in Bradford New Hampshire. Harvard graduate admitted to the bar practiced law in Massachusetts. Republican leader served in Boston council state house lieutenant governor and governor 1889 to 1895.
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John Quincey Adams Brackett
Massachusetts
Bradford
N. H
Harvard University
Boston
Massachussets
Brackett
Republican Party
Four Day Work Week Notice Shocks Central Shops
Illinois Central shop employees faced a sudden cut to four days and eight hours per week with orders said to come from headquarters. The change follows months of nine hour days and six day weeks, leaving workers surprised as the total weekly hours drop to 32, the smallest in the city. The article also notes various local social and travel updates around Fort Dodge.
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Illinois Central
Central
G. Rohrback
Fort Dodge
Fred, Hellman
Susie Goswiller
Dubuque
Agnes Ford
John Brunner
North Dakota
Sadie Rapps
Arthur Aulman
Des Moines
Iowa
Falis and Northern Railroad
Iowa Falls
Wm. Yordy
Engineer Crockett
L. W. Marker
Elkhart
Ind
East End
Babcock
TB. Catlin
P. H. Sullivan
Wiramen Griffith
Thompson
Jen- Latara
Ludwig and
Plreman Osborn
Tomb of James Buchanan Lancaster PA
The body of James Buchanan the fifteenth president of the United States lies in Woodward Hill Cemetery Lancaster. A simple oblong tomb of New Hampshire granite and Italian marble marks the grave with a modest inscription and a surrounding iron fence. President Buchanan requested no pomp, and the funeral drew thousands as religious services were held by Rev John W Nevin.
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James Buchanan
United States
Woodward Hill
Lancaster
Tancaster
New Hampshire
Franklin County
Wheatland
Buchanan
W. G. Johnson, Esq
Washington, D. C
Harrie
Jane Johnston
Rev. Buchanan
Woodward Hill Cemetery
Rov
John WW
Nevin
Reformed Church
Town and County Notes from Waterloo and Shell Rock
Local items from Waterloo and Shell Rock report social visits, farm work, and school activities. Corn cultivation details, family travel, and community events abound, with notes on political sentiment, teacher appointments, and upcoming building projects. Nearby towns note medical visits, church activity, and residents attending fairs and weddings.
Iowa caucus call 15 issued in Taft pledge plans
Town delegates vote on Monday at noon at the Palmroom in the Auditorium Annex. Delegation chair George D. Perkins presides with plans for a formal reception by the Hawkyes. Senator Dollivar attendance depends on seconding Taft moves. Senator Allison is expected, and Des Moines delegates favor Taft. Local allies claim ten of the twenty five votes.
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Chicago
George D. Perkins
Mani Berg
Carcus
Auritorium
Parkings
Des Moines
J. P. Dollivar
Taft
Allison
Collonel Laifo Young
Ast Pdent
Ove
Ben Paddock Saves Ship In Dark Harbor Rescue
An elderly seaman recalls Ben Paddock, once battling alcohol, guiding a ship through a gale into a harbor where locals believed him dead. Paddock's steadfast steering saved the vessel and earned lifelong gratitude from the narrator, who later reflects on discipline and duty. The piece concludes with a marine trivia section on dangerous sea creatures and the fearsome devilfish and moray.
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Ben
Childran
Ben Paddock
Mortel
Beau Stom
Calendar reform and a chicken stealing court scene
The article surveys the calendar reform proposed by Pope Gregory VII to fix Caesar’s misalignment and notes a French proposal to refine the cycle every 8200 years. It also recounts a colorued boy in children's court, where his father claims the boy has been shown the right way but keeps stealing chickens.
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Sue Goes Magazine
Julius Caesar
Gregory VII
New York Post
Abe
Hyuh
Tratsvaal Terminations and Town Names Explained
The London Globe explains South African town name endings tied to Dutch farms and fountains. It notes fontein variants like Bloemfontein and Modderfontein and explains jaagte meaning shelter for animals, as in Eliandsjaagte near a deer frequented area.
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Fontein
Bloemfontein
Fountan
Modderfontein
Kienfontein
Eilands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo Reporter
Matt. Parrott & Sons
Wyiaterloo, Town
Mr. Wangler
L. G. Parrott
George W. Hayzlett
William BH. Allison
Gubuane County
Largo
Thomas T. Anderson
Warren County
John T. Anundson
Cerrs Gordo County
F. Carroll
Davis County
Geo. W. Glare
Delias County
W. C. Hayward
Scott County
Bate Joan L. Burakly
Ida County
Wow, Morrow
Union County
H.W. Byers
Shelby County
John I. Riggs
Keokuk County
Supreme Court
H. L. Bosquet
Marion County
Nathaniel, S. Ketchum
Marshall County
Blackhawk
Wade Wy
Guy A Freely
J. J. Rainbow
Alk Vernon
Frank T. Bentley
East Waterloo
Bentley
Sherrif Frank M. Shores of
Reenther
Charles H. Plummer
Cedar
Wirt P. Hoxie
Marry A. Moore
J.P. Kieffer
Coronar
C. A. Waterbury of
Waterton
Qa, Brackett
Bergera
Branchion
Dio
Foley
Wangler Bros
Jodere
McClinton
Calkins
Putman
Osage
Will Rickert
New Hartford
Ile
Franty
Foylay
Wangler Tiros
J. K. Joder
Lancaster, PA
Ce. Eee
Dunkerton
Winnie Connelly
Wairbank
Jens
Hannah Ortner
John Kade
Jim Magee
Matt. Ortner
Ott Jensen
John Ortner
Barmera
Baskets Soli
K. Schmitt
Mike Staebell
John Risse
Jessip Schmitt
Misa Lenn Ortner
Gotch
Hyckenschmidt
W.R
McMiflen
John Fetgether
Ma‘am’s
T. E. Ross
Barclay
John Schmitt
Matt Ortner
Kles
A. Ortner
Carroll County
Sears & Roebuck
Shell Rock
Grace Ward
Vinton
Lake Mills
Leland Miner
Riplay
Leona Goodsell
Chas, Leavens
Rewle Ressler
Nellie Terrell
Odra Shipman
Carl Mansfield
Midge Amick
Chas. Miller
Muniee Stevenson
Waverly
Frank Howard
Bedford
Butler County
Howarth
FP. Greene
Guy Scobey
Moville
Moorehead
George Haruman
Arthur Johnson
Mason City
Indaw
Otto Wagner
Hazel Manner
Oclwein
W. F. Prantz
Harry
Howard
Duncan Stuart
Walla Wella
Wahah
Jos Warrier
Jefferson Township
Buttree
Greene
Huraday
Rev
F. Methfessel
Painsville
Minn
Coster
W. Remington
A. G. Stonebreaker
Dr. Aunor
Remington
Thorp
Broadhead
Wis
Mina Skinner
Mra
Ashuve
Ace Boyd
Glarksville
Stevenson
Jess Chapman
Ney Hartford
Ainter
M. Brannan
Freriday
A. A. Herren
Finch
Ack
Poley
Waogler Bros
Perking
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg, Tann
J. K. Jader
J. N. Larned
Larned
Mathere
Wilhelmshaven
Wangler Broa
Atlantic
Bermuda
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