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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

4

Assessment Obligation Revealed for Certificate Holders

Receiver G E Manhard reports Property Mutual Insurance association faces near 12000 in claims with assets of office fixtures and 372.93 cash. Certificates in force total 867016 with base rate 17068.86. new business 71503 with 532.06. Unrenewed policies outstanding 314934 with 6199.18. Pro rata assessments will liquidate claims after all are presented.

G. E. Manhard Property Mutual Insurance Association Fn, LaBarra I. R. Bynes Montana J. A GU

Sixtieth Anniversary Scene At Van Duyn Home

A Saturday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Van Duyn 1714 Bluff street celebrated their sixtieth anniversary with friends and relatives from Cheavens Sele Lake Laporte Cedar Rapids Traer and Hudson. The event featured flowers elegant refreshments and gifts. A testimonial from W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee praises Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as a thorough remedy for constipation. Sold by local druggists Wangler Bros Brady Bros Westveer Lrag neck XT Wet Tu.

J. W. van Duyn Bluff Street Chevenus Sele Lake Laporte Cedar Rapids Traer Hudson ER. Ward Dyersburg Tenn Wangler Bros Brady Bros. Westveer & Lragneck

Clarification on Mrs Chenoweth Poisoning Report

Relatives of Mrs. Alice Chenoweth of Cedar dispute a death by own action claim. They state she was seriously poisoned by a mistaken medicine from the wrong bottle, not a suicide attempt, and urge correction of the report.

Alice Chenoweth Cedar

A Lesson In Health and Kidney Cure Advertisement

An old notice touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder diseases, claiming it strengthens the whole system and will positively cure various ailments. The ad lists vendors including Wangler Bros Brady Bros West veer and Hrenneck. A separate anecdote describes a prank on a William Gallaway plan crew by youths throwing rice at a wedding party on a train.

William Gallaway West Side Great Western Depot Bain

New Cure for Epilepsy Promises Relief

J B Waterman of Watertown writes his daughter has long suffered epilepsy and has not had an attack in over two years after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. Purportedly cleanses the body and renews life. Available 21 cents at Wangler Brothers druggists.

J.B. Waterman Watertown

Local notes note visits weddings and school events

Miss Sadie Kimport returns home after visiting Miss Rose Pedderson. Miss Anna Dougherty visits Waverly and returns to Paul Davis Dry Goods. Licenses granted to Orean Wagoner and Bernice Gibeaul, Harvey and Luella Leland. Presbyterian Sunday School graduation, church trips planned, and local social notices continue with various hometown happenings. A slate of civic items includes land business, a W. O. W. address, infant death, and school and church activities.

Sadie Kimport Dysirt Rose Pedderson Anna Dougherty Waverly Paul Davis Dry Goods Company Orean Fi Wagoner Bernice Gibeaul Waterloo Will EK Harvey Luella Leland First Presbyterian Church Sunn Y School John FE. Black Manchester Black

Park Board consideration of Locke riverfront land offer

M B Locke plans to offer Waterloo the Cedar river land for $4175 plus five years of 4 percent interest, with about $500 yearly improvements. The tract totals 3 acres near the river, plus boulevards and rights of way, valued at roughly $52.50 per acre. City would own riverfront property and a two mile drive, with 60 days for acceptance. failure preserves two options.

M. B. Locke Cedar River Park Commissioners Inche Mount Locke Waterloo Park Board Dey Improvemeat

Fell Through Bridge Injures Two in Vehicle Crash

Two young men suffered serious injuries Sunday afternoon when a bridge on Blackhawk near town collapsed as they crossed in a buggy. Otto Fry and two Strayer boys were in the buggy when the bridge gave way, throwing one rider to the ground. The front-seat rider sustained cuts to the face and ear, a hurt hip, and a badly bruised left arm. The other passenger incurred a severe scalp wound requiring medical care. Iry, staying at the Futzinger home, may file a complaint and a suit is likely.

Otto Fry Iry Commercial Street Gkely

Settlement Committee Verifies County Treasurer’s Books

The settlement committee completed five months of audits and found all funds in order. The report details amounts for General funds Waterloo city, Cedar Falls, Laporte and Dunkerton corporations, and various special funds totaling 2 869 785.05. Also notes the drowning of Rush Stare, son of Mr and Mrs James P Stare of Keosauqua, while at the river with companions.

General Funds Waterloo Corporation Waterloo Side Park Cedar Falls Corporation Laporte Hudson, Corporation Dunkerton, Corporation Teal Ta Teachera and Coslz Fond S.e.cesee Rush Afr James P. Stare Keosauqua Imk

Cedar Falls News Roundup Details Local Accidents and Community Events

Cedar Falls June 18 reports Franks Har mes of Chicago in hospital after a street car crash. A 30 member group picnic at Rownd's park honors Mr and Mrs Otto Freier of Chicago visiting Cedar Falls. Johanna Hansen returns from Sioux City and will assist in drawing at the normal. Robinson tours to Chicago to buy summer goods. Abbott returns from California with relatives. School staffing changes include Mrs Miriam W Brooks promotion and new principals in Cedar Falls. A farmer, N C Nielsen, injured leading a cow. Charles Bishop aided. Fire department praised for barn blaze extinguished by prompt action. Daniel A Babcock funeral held. family burial plot in Fairview. George B Sheerer’s sister Mrs E A Spaulding dies in Arizona. funeral arrangements in Cedar Falls. SENNINGTON notes ongoing quarantine for samatox infection. multiple local updates on health and weddings. Notting-Kinderknecht wedding attended by many from Benson county.

Roberta Hardman May Bonwell Greene Iowa Stater St. Mary's Catholic School R. H Fisher Cedar Rapids Walter BH. Harvey Luella Leland Justice Switzer Commercial Street BE. L. Goofmin Aberdeen South Dakota John W. Geiger John G. Wits Fairview Ernest Miller West Fourth Street Orange Township First Presbyterian Church Avs R. B. Alla Rownd’s Park Otto Freier Chicago Cedar Pall Johanna Hansen Sioux City Bronx City L. C. Robinson Stoddard Robinson New York Boston Mrs. Stoddard Merchant Roger Leavitt B. A. Wright Babcock Daniel A. Babcock Albert Merrill James &. Snowden Arizona George B. Sheerer Pheéoulx E. A. Spaulding George Sheerer Cedar Falls George Fink Sigman Bredow Clinton College Benson County Notting-Kinderknecht H. Byyank Waterloo H. Fink P. Bredow Sac City Towa P. Brodow Hilda Sigmund Maxfield

Real Estate Firm Incorporates in Dakota Territory

Articles of incorporation filed for W. P. Soash and Co. with capital of 23000 dollars, 2000 cash due at start on June 23, 250 shares of 100 dollars each. Directors are W. P. Soash, C. E. Larson, M. Hiserote. Business to buy sell and transfer real estate across states. Firm has operated as W. P. Soash and Co. and will keep Syndicate block location. officers named: W. P. Spash president, M. Hiserote vice president, C. O. Larson secretary and treasurer. All have long ties to the firm.

W. P, Lossh Tand Co W. P. Soash C. E. Larson M. Hiserote W. FP. Soash and Co Dakota Land W. P. Spash CO. B. Larson Ereasin'er

Monthly milk test tale frames health and work

A health note highlights Foley's Kidney Cure with a farmer from Branchton, Pennsylvania claiming six bottles made a new man and enabling honest work. The item includes short notices of local residents traveling, job changes, and visits, naming Raymond, Laporte, Minneapolis, Chicago, Freeport, and St. Paul as points of interest.

Rodgers Branchton Foley Wangler Bros. Brody , Bros Westveer & Brenneck

Chicago Live Stock Markets Report June 18 1908

The Chicago market notes estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs opened weak to lower then closed fairly active with mixed and butchers at 6.45 to 6.70. cattle opened 10 cents lower and closed slow and weak. sheep opened steady and remained steady. Local figures show daily price ranges and tomorrow’s receipts.

Chicago Hows Crttle Reese Cse Censee Ee Sheen

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