Cupid Found The Way Out Elopement In Marshalltown
Georgy Means a Tama boy and Miss Brokhausen of Tama eloped to Marshalltown after parental objections. They married by Justice Clark at 1 06 am Monday, after a late-night license, with Mrs Means aged 19 and Means 22 on July 4. The couple fled from Tama to Gilbert after a quarrel with the bride’s family.
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Marshalltown
Georgy, Means
Tama
Gilbert
May Drakhausen
Tame
Toledo
Justice Clark
Means
Thompson
Wfe
Meany
Dell McCord
North Wourth Street
Lounsberry
Clark
McCord Homie
Tamu
Seil
Weather Grop Bulletin Highlights Week’s Crop Conditions
The week ending June 11 saw daily average temperatures about 3 degrees above normal with uneven rainfall, deficient in much of the state and heavy in the northeast and south central districts. High winds reduced surface moisture, but corn progress is excellent. hay and oats face some damage from dryness, but overall conditions remain favorable for crops. county figures show corn 94 percent, wheat 95, oats 98, barley 96, rye 97, potatoes 101, tame hay 92, pastures 95.
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Yeporta
Boy Narrowly Escapes Gun Accident in Nashua
Bert Jenness almost died when a hunting gun slipped from a stove rest and discharged. The bullet entered his left hand near the little finger base, passed through the hand, and lodged in the wall, according to Nashua report from June 12 special.
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Nashua
Bert Jenness
Funeral of Stephen Carrigg Held at St. Joseph’s Church
The funeral for Stephen Carrigg was conducted at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at 9380 a.m. Tuesday by Rev. Father Cooney. The church was filled with friends of the deceased, a longtime county settler. Pallbearers included Peter Tally, Daniel Donovan, Thomas Greene, John Meany, J. Ryan, and J. J. Dunnyald.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen Carrigg
Father Cooney
Peter Tally
Daniel Donovan
Thomas Greene
John Meany
J. Ryan
J. J. Dunnyald
French Boy Escapes Refrigerated Car After Seven Days
Elwer Faure, an 18 year old French youth, rode seven days in a Burlington refrigerator car from Jews to Omaha with no food or water. Locked doors trapped him until railway workers finally released him upon arrival Monday afternoon. He was faint but recovered after a meal and care.
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Omaha
Nob
Elwer Faure
Burlington
Omehs
Fatre
Horse Killed After Runaway In Bradley Livery Incident
A Bradley Livery horse valued at $600 was killed after a Monday runaway. The horse and two others were being led by a Bradley man when they were frightened by a Reinbeck doctor's automobile. One horse broke its leg, others escaped in confusion.
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Bradley Livery Company
Bradley
Reinbeck
Jesuits Defended Over End Justifies Means Claim
In a reader letter the Inquirer rebuts a Times Tribune editorial accusing Jesuits of teaching that the end justifies the means. The writer urges careful evidence, defends Catholics, and says vilifying an upright religious body is as corrupt as debauching the electorate.
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Times Tribune
Iowa
Republican Party
Cam
Times-Tribune
Times- Tribune
Waterloo
Inquirer
Lamont mill accident injures worker in gear entanglement
Vincent Zemanek of Lamont escaped death at a feed mill when his clothing became entangled in machinery. His overalls touched the cogs drawing his leg into the gear and tearing his clothing to shreds. A water wheel was pulled from his pack as his clothes shredded, leaving the leg badly lacerated. Katherine Powell of Omaha visits the Snow family.
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Lamont
Iowa
Vincent Zemanek
Mercy
Perkins Will Speak at Lenox College History and War Impact
Hopkinton June 1 A commencement program is under way at Lenox College. D Perkins will speak at 2:00 pm Thursday with past speakers Senator Alison and Gov. Cummins. The article recalls the college’s Civil War ties, a chapel monument, and a plan to raise endowment to meet a Carnegie offer of $2,000.
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Hopkinton
Lenox College
Hoa Geo
D. Perkins
Alison
Gov. Cummins
Tte
Iowa
Cap [Tain
Daniel Russell
Pittsburg
Henry Wallace
Dairy County
Delaware
Dace
Mary Walker
Dentists Elect Officers for Waterloo Club Year
The Waterloo Dental club elected officers for the coming year at a meeting in Dr. J. G. Bilde brand’s office. President C. M. Shane, Waterloo. Vice President C. B. Miller, Gedar Falls. Secretary and Treasurer C. W. Miller, Waterloo. A committee was set to plan topics and a busy year is planned starting in October.
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Waterloo Dental Club
J. G. Bildebrand
Russell Lamson
C. M. Shane
Waterloo
C. B. Miller
Gedar Falls
C. Ww. Miller
Hogs Die by Scores in Iowa County Farm Losses
Hogs die by scores as cholera or a choleralike disease devastates hog herds in the northern portion of the county and south Hardin. Fred Clark near Liscomb sustains the heaviest loss, with only seventy pigs left from a 240head herd. Additional losses are reported but smaller in number.
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Marshalltown
Hardin County
Fred Clark
Stanford
Liscomb
Improvement Meeting Sets Next Steps for Funded Building
The board and contributors of the M. A. improvement fund met at the association building to discuss plans for a new building but could not finalize arrangements due to several directors being out of town. Architect Ralston presented options including a fourth story and extending the third floor for dormitories, with a decision expected at an upcoming meeting.
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Association
Ralston
Resisting an Officer Guilty in Police Court
Charles W. Dahl, a 1 merchant, was found guilty in police court of resisting Officer Fenstermaker after an East Fourth Street car crash last Friday night. The trial featured defense claims the officer was drunk, which the court deemed irrelevant. Dahl, who pleaded not guilty, was fined $15,839 and instructed to seek redress through proper channels.
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Charles W. Dahl
Merchant Paltol
Fourth Street
Henry Hyer
Venstermaker
Dani
Dahl
Oficer Fenster
Maker
Perry
J. C. Murtagh
Ben
Swisher
Fenster- Maker
Beautiful wedding unites Miss Israel and Morris Haf in Pittsburg
A wedding at K of P hall united Carline BeAtrice Israel and Morris M. Haf of Pittsburg with forty guests present. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a six course dinner, followed by dancing. The couple will reside in Pittsburg after August 1, with the groom a member of Hell Bros. furniture.
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K. of
F Hall
Carline BeAtrice Israel
Aaron Israel
Morris M. Haf
Pittsburg
Finepisree
Davenport
Aealian Lab
Lohengrin
Harry W. Israel
Chicago
Harry N. Israel
Cedar Falls
Stanley Freeman
Fred. J. New Rer
Harriet
Nannette Israel
Marian Freemaan
Leo Hall
lAeo Han Club
Mendelssohn
Hall
Pittsboro
Hell Bros
Homestead
Felix Hall
Rudolph Hall
S. Freeman
Clara Sweitzer
W. Israel
M. Straus
Fred. Newman
Gra Fal
Samuel Sommers
Athun
City Council Debates Slaughtering and Rendering Ban
Alderman Switzer proposes abolishing all slaughtering and rendering houses within city limits to curb disease. The council balks at radical action, preferring gradual improvements and notice to managers, with Switzer withdrawing his motion amid heated debate. Other actions include a sidewalk deed offer by The Standard Company and street paving plans on Sycamore Street.
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Alderman Switzer
Switzer
Virden’s Creek
Bitt Switzer
West Alde
Ratt
Switz
French
Standard of Company
Sycamore Street
Eleventh Street
Mlinois
Park Commissioners
Chautane
Lauritzen Brothers
Bennington notes and church events in June
June 12 reports evoke community life with visits of Rex C. H. Maxdorf. Wm. Tegtmeier to Kahoka district conference. Mrs. F. Shining to Cedar Falls. Grager of Jubilee returns girl from Maile. parsonage chickens tale ends with a rooster defense. Jubilee gold jubilee for Moxfeld Lutheran. P. Bredow attends Waverly orphan home meeting. $7,000 expansion planned with steam laundry. Rinderknecht silver wedding and daughter Martha’s Denver wedding. gatherings at Mixdorf and Sags. George Fink cleared from quarantine for smallpox.
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John Poook
Rex
C. H. Maxdorf
Monticello
P. Bredow
Wm. Tegtmeier
Kahoka
Evangelient Congregation
Rev. Krels
Evangelionl Eynadh
North America
Herman Poock
Blaxfield
Moxfeld
Bremer County
John Graning
Orphen Home Association
Waverly
Wits
M. Rinderknecht
Martha
Henry Notting
John Notting
Denver
Rinder Kneent
Plehler
Frank Mixdorf
Fred Sags
George Fink
Waterloo Democrats Plan Big County Convention Plans
W. W. Marsh is expected to influence delegate selection for the state convention and county offices. Democrats foresee a crowded August gathering in the opera house with up to 1,500 delegates, planning seating from stage to balcony and arranging accommodations well in advance. Leaders like A. Wise and J. Caldwell are names in play, with Wade of Iowa City tipped for Congress.
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Blackhawk County
Femocracy
Charles Ellett
J. D. Caldwell
Jef Packard
Cedar Falls
A. Wise
W. W. Marsh
D. G. Schmidt
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
Recorder
V. T. Sullivan
J. ©. Murtagh
John Ortner
Barclay
Opera House
Lis
Waterloo
Keokuk Surrenders Charter in Light Voter Result
Keokuk voters reject the special charter by 1 556 to 336 as debate and confusion over changes persist. Major W B Golling files a protest alleging printing errors in the ballot and cites legal questions that may be heard in court. Separate suit filed by Waterloo Mercantile Warehouse against Chapras and Costas seeks $190 for alleged rents on a 114 West Fifth Street building. lease began October 1, 1903, but space unused since March. Miller Williams represents the plaintiff.
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W. B. Golling
Waterloo Mercantile Warr House Company
Gute
Louis Chaparas
James Costas
Chapras
Miller & Williams
Plainthir
Senate panel backs higher pay for rural mail carriers
Washington June 12 the senate committee on postores ordered a favorable report at the KUL to raise salaries across grades of setter carriers in street delivery of ores.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Postores
KUL
Local notes from Reinbeck and vicinity on July Fourth plans
The town reports various moves and visits including John Jacobsen leaving Nels Neilson for Wegnee shop, Myrl Green's illness in McCreary's, Dr Hathaway's improving condition, and Reinbeck delaying Fourth of July events. Guests from Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids mingle with local residents. several moves, business trips, and social calls are noted amid plans for a quiet celebration, a funeral shock, and local shop changes.
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Shine
Ohn Jacobsen
Nels Neilson
W. W. Wegnee
W. C. Fearer
Grundy Center
Myrl Green
McCreary's
Dr. Hathaway
Reinbeck
Gwens Brothers
Graves
Jennie Smith
Cedar Falls
King of
Clarksville
Lanergan
Waterloo
Florence Powderly
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Beumer
Keith Kohis
Ghoyedan
C. W. Troxel
Des Moines
Wong
Propie
Abs
Henry
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Paktwana
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