Death Claims C D Wangler in Waterloo Drug Pioneer
Conrad D. Wangler a Waterloo druggist of 30 years died at his East Fourth Street home after a long illness. Born in Baden Germany in 1861 he came to the U S in 1886, built Wangler Bros. and Todd with his brother, and supported local civic projects including a Catholic hospital. He leaves wife Katharine and three children. Burial Wednesday after a Requiem High Mass.
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Conrad D. Wangier
Germany
Conrad D. Wangler
Baden
Konrad Waneler
Sland
Cellar Talis
Waterloo
Cincinnati
College of Pharmacy
Comepany
R. G C. Wangler
Carpenter & Smith
Waeli
Cedar Falls
Katherine Landsraift
Clara L
Agatha M
Gertrude J
Decedent
St.Joseph’s Catholic Church
Waterloo Building and Loan Association
Knights of Salumbus
B. P.O. Ellis
Board of Trade
Associated Charetics
H. H. Falkenbrock
Jozeph Todd
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Todd
Wangler Bros
C.D. Muleany
St. Joseph's Chick
Walle
Gubnave
H. H. Forkenbrock
St. Mary's Church
Tiecensed
R. C. Wanegler
Joseph Sartori
Cedar Falta
Antone Wangler Sr
Obituary notices recall Waterloo leaders and funeral details
Active life ended with public regard as Vice President and Superintendent of Litchfield Go-Burial in Webster City and Waterloo. Fred L Boynton, born 1880, died after a week of illness at 133 Franklin Street at 8 40 am on Sunday. He led Litchfield Manufacturing, became Waterloo plant vice president and supervisor, and held Odd Fellow and Rebekah affiliations. Funeral Tuesday at 8 40, with Litchfield plant closing and lodge escorts. Also notes Hayslett funeral in Laporte and deafness ad with Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Wred
Boynton
Frankin Street
Pncumorta
Lis
Usdo- | Sinter
Waterloo
City
Boyntom
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Fred. L. Boynton
Watertown
New York
Iowa
Webster City
Litchfield Company
Emma Poland
J. J. Doynton
Toledo
H. L
M. C.litchfield
Canton
The
Crescent
Rebekahs
Lodge
W. Reherd
I' ml
Litchfield
Amli
Hayslett
George AW. Hayslett
Laporte
Frlunis
Hayvlete
East Waterloo high school commencement addresses
The East Waterloo high school commencement honored 31 graduates. Prof Frederick Holton could not attend. Rev Rolloson spoke on Education as a substitute. Students received diplomas in caps and gowns, while a later display showcased manual training furniture crafted by students without machinery.
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East Waterloo High School
Waterloo
Reporter
Frederick Holton
School of Education
Iowa State University
Mess
Meritt
Ord
Bolton
First Christian Church
Town City
Waterson
Walton
Roloson
Mecritt
Itolloson
Manual Training
East Vide High School
Fairbank Notes and Community Roundup
Fairbank and Independence locales appear in a daily notes column. Moving updates, visitors from Waterloo and Minneapolis, a high school commencement, a Memorial Day observance, a baseball defeat, a wedding announcement, and small social happenings populate the scene with locals like H D Leehey, Collins, Curley, Mrs. Siggelkow, and the Lova n couple among others.
First Communion at St Marys Church on Pentecost Sunday
At St Marys Church a class of twenty from the parochial school received the holy sacrament in a Pentecost service led by clergy and scolytes. Fourteen boys and six girls participated with flower girls Clara Reachednayal and My Wagner guiding the communicants to the altar. The event drew a large attendance.
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St. Mary's Church
Clara, Riehednayal
Yma Wagner
Reluctant Prosecutor Delays For Teen Thief Of Ring And Skirts
A 17 year old domestic, employed by a west side family, was arrested after stealing skirts and a diamond ring valued around 3100. She led officers to recover the items and the case was sent to the county attorney. Due to the owner’s reluctance, and her first offense, authorities may impose a moderate sentence or reformary placement.
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West Side
Lafayette Street
State Reformatory
Markets Today Show Flood Threats and Wheat Notes
Waterloo market page reports Kansas City flood threat with Kaw River rising up to five feet, railroads shifting to gate territory, and heavy rain in Topeka Manhattan Salina Junction and Troy. Wheat yields revised downward by Newton milling firm, with state and national price shifts across corn oats and livestock markets. Electric Park opening features a large theater, new attractions and a completed roller coaster at Waterloo with detailed concession management and entertainment plans.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Kaw River
Gate Territory
West End
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Bock Island
Denver
Topeka
3Ranhattan
Salina Junction
Troy
St. Lowis
Arthur Petrie
Jordan
Cowen
Kansas
Newton
Kan
Kentucky
Gates
Waterloo
Br. Nelson
Geo. Seales
Howard Tuttle
Milwaukee
LaFayette Street
Herbert Parker
DeGrosz
Miusic
Electric Fark
Michigan
Madame Ness
Minneapolis
W. H. Benton
Novelty Shooting Gallery
Chas, Molten
St. Joseph
Jenny Arcade
Laughing Gallery
Waterloo Parties
Local Social Roundup and Sports Sunday Visitors
Keen and M Feely in town Friday and Saturday. Laporte high school boys defeated the firemen 13 3 in a ball game. Several Cedar Rapids Waterloo visitors noted. Injuries at the game included Buchan and Nacher. Memorial Day events planned by Modern Woodmen. Doctor J C Graham travels to Chicago Cleveland and Lexington for two weeks. 1904 graduates of the local class attended the exercises.
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Reg
Keen Aeah M. Feely
Duke Naven
Mears Ang
Meare
Laporte High School
Elizabeth Kerstetter
Cedar Rapids
John Kerstetter
Kit Siert
Waterloo
Sibert
Arthur Stebbins
J. R. Stebbins
B. Stebbins
Mary J. Buchan
Wit
City
BG. J. Buchan
Rudolf Schuitz
Sigourney
Anguata Schultz
Chas. Catten
W. CL Monigola
Er. Tichan
Fred Nacher
Buchan
Nacher
B.A. Chapin
Mary
Kensington
Maryland
Chapin
George Tenger
Walter Boomhower
Sundny
J. M. Datey
South
A. N. Kalb
R. Eb, Ashley
G. McCoy
Masonic Ertan Lodge
Cedar Rapid
JT. Dowding
Roy Longaker
Blairstown
Roy
Long"aker
Local Market Report Shows Quiet Starts And Rising Cattle Prices
Waterloo July market opens with subdued activity as buyers hesitate. drafts and eastern orders attract interest. Boston chunks in demand if quality meets quotes. Cattle show slight gains, fat cattle and springers steady. hog market firm with top price around 5.57. poultry arrivals light, broilers in strong demand as new crop nears.
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Waterloo
Boston
Chicago
Hull's Race With Prouty Ends Narrow Victory
Des Moines June results show Cant John A Tutt leading Judge Prouty by a small margin in the district. County totals across multiple counties indicate Hull's victory by about 21 votes, with Prouty calling for a recount as officials finalize the count. Market notes mention rising grain prices and a recent marriage license issued to Kenneth Doane Miller and Viola Edith Smalley.
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Des Moines
John A. Tutt
Judge Prouty
Arch County
Prouty
Warren
Marion Ceeeeererennis
Dallas
Madison
Ttig
Hull
Charge Pronuty
Woman killed in runaway at Chautauqua Park
Mrs David J Both wife of a prominent real estate man in Palrfield Iowa was instantly killed near the Chautauqua park entrance while en route to a concert. A hack tied to a cart collided with a motor vehicle causing a runaway that severely injured Mr Roth his wife and daughter. Mrs Roth died later and Mrs Roth's daughter is badly hurt. A large crowd gathered as the concert was postponed and tragedy followed the accident.
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Palrfield
Iowa
David J Both
Chautauqua Park
Roth
Nina Roth
Bailey denies Kansas City pardon reports for son Edgar
The father of Edgar Bailey returns from Kansas City denying reports he sought a pardon. He says he visited his son in the penitentiary to confirm his well being and to file letters with the governor showing prior good character for a future pardon consideration. Dead animals in the Cedar River near Chautauqua are removed after high water carried cattle and horses downstream, with city workers disposing of carcasses above the park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. M. Bailey
Kansas City
Edgar
Bailey
Ar. Bailey
Edgar Bailey
Cedar River
Chaptanqua
Storm news from Charles City flood and tornado tale
Anxiety spread in the city as reports of the Charles Cup disaster circulated. The Reporter’s Office received numerous inquiries about damage from Sundry's storm and the ferry tragedy. A reporter was sent to Charles City Sunday night to cover the storm story.
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Charcea Gily Irving
Charles City
Typhoid Epidemic Spreads From Rockwell City Banquet
Mrs J I Rose learns another brother is seriously ill at Rockwell City where a banquet party weeks earlier saw about sixty two attendees. W W Walters is gravely ill from typhoid fever, treated privately in Des Moines as physicians report overwork. About thirty seven banquet participants contracted typhoid with several deaths, investigators unable to trace a cause.
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J. I. Rose
Rockwell City
W. W. Walters
Walters
Des Moines
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C.D. Wangler
Bright
C. D. Wangler
Guy
Decker
Experiment Station of
Texas
Lucy Hollendors
Bert Hollenhovs
Sifesing Ovtel
Fo Sudanger
Malate
Sioux City
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Allinois Central
Web
Hall
Chery & CG
East Waterloo
Rev
Rolloson
FE. Balton
Eoeer
Fairbank
H. D. Leehey
Neat
M. J. Collins
James Curley
Independence
Faye Smalley
Joseph Everett
Patterson
Nairbank High School
F. B. Church
Mothel George
Dais
Considine
H. G. George
H. J. Siggelkow
Neman
Goodrich
J. A. Cochran
Dy Malloy
J. H. McGreads
Fairbank High School
Waterton Cyclones
B. EB. Little
Rochester
Mint
Jessie Lovina Ralon
People’s Bank
GW. Mothwell
Curley
Grove Street
W. TL
Dornan
R. Lekmkuht
A.V. Turner
Murphy
Lehmkuht
Ladies Alt Society of the
T. R
Werm
J.P. Fettrether
Castoria
Infanta
Lumu
Hea AY
Melek
A. Bf
Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
J. K. Joder
Lamson Bros, & C
Gaster Block
Sycamore
Jane
Evees
Feroges
Coro
Choice
Ewing
Mammoth
Vaudeville
Electric Park
Nichols & Alforg
Orpheum
Waterlad
Ibig
Hava Haan Andasa
G. S
B. Sr
Thomas Kenneady
Jesup
Feater
LOGAL
Bailey Daniel
We W. Walters
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