Various Social and Church Notes From Waterloo and Nearby
A stream of local news items from Waterloo and surrounding towns recount funeral attendance for Henry Weldman’s brother Chris, numerous visits and drives to Colfax Readlyn and Clarksville, and social events. Residents attend mission meetings, children’s day events, dances, and picnics, with travel to East Janesville and Denver for games. Local families, including the Hulses and Bandy clan, share visits, sickness notes, and community engagements across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dans
Henry Weldman
Waterloo
Chris Weldeman
Hotorighaug
Hloeser
Colfax
Hattie Pratt
Waverly
Kronn
Alta
East Janesville
Bennett
Farnsworth
Gunther
Kate Yarnsworth
Readlyn
Henry Griese
Y. Mathias
Aid Society
Ellerding
Fort Dodge
Mra
Geo, Moeller
Louise Walther
Norton
Local residents head to studies and visits across towns
Mia Knapp and Ruth Newcomb travel to Winona Minnesota where Mr Knapp oversees summer civil engineering work. Alumni meeting at Cedar Falls draws I C elected president while Mamie Miller and sisters attend summer classes. Families from Waterloo, Nashua, Waverly, and Gouldsville visit relatives, attend institutes, or attend school events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Lulu Knapp
Ruth Newcomb
Winoné
Minn
Knapp
sMesers
Jén Roberts
Cedar Falls
I. C
David Shipp
Pennsylvania
Edwi Townsend
Ira
Orsia Bickford
Sycamore
Laura Townsend
Qari Holmes
Waterloo
Hunter
Blendie
Laura Gilmore
Weverly
A. P. Grifith
Pearl
Mamie Miller
State Normal School
Helen
Anna
G. B. Craig
Nashua
E. M. Falks
Gaverty
B. C. Roberts
Washington
Washington County Institute
Elna Townsend
Waverly
T. M. Watts
J. Fila Watts
Master Carroll Watts
John Jones
Cedar Wells
Miss Miriam Marsh visiting in town this week
Wa terloo native Miss Miriam Marsh visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs T T Kimball this week. Nearby Tadé Webber suffers a relapse after convalescence and is in critical condition. The David Morgan family have been released from smallpox quarantine. A Bank opera house dance hosted by baseball boys draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Marsh
Waterloo
T. Kimball
Tadé Webber
David Morgan
Bank Opera
Jesse Ochase
A. Jarrard
Mt]. Pleasant
Lizer
Independence
Littleton
M. E
Reeder
Roy Lutz
Roy
Bishop
New Jersey
Mary Rooney
Dubuque
M. J. Joynt
Allen
West Hawley Street
Labor
Frank Studdard
Jesup
ML Barger
Opera’ House
Delight Felts
Amy Huschke
Earl Barger
Stanton Stoddard
Lockwood
Strayer
Ernest
Waverly
Burke
Sheffer
Texas Range Stock Market Shifts Ahead of Postmortem Rule
Conover and Swanson report on rising packer interest in Texas range cattle despite impending postmortem inspections. Cattle supply, prices, and hog, sheep trends show mixed signals as heavy receipts press cow values while high demand supports select steers and hog futures. Prices cited include bulls at about 7 dollars for top steers and hogs near 6.10 to 6.25 dollars, with lambs around 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghridge
Lundrede
Texas
BBC
Wieter
Bélleve
Kentucky
Conover & Swanson
Social News From Shell Rock and Surroundings
Mrs L M Stevens entertained guests at tea in honor of Miss Wands of Indianapolis. Carl Stanley and Miss Florence Yapp visited from Waterloo with Carl’s parents. Several locals hosted visitors and mourners, including Mrs Morrell’s funeral in Waverly. Ernest Dodson to Shellsburg for a depot position. Harland Bowen ill. Ralph Sylvester to Clinton for work. F C Newcomb ill with stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Stevens
Wands
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Stanley
Florence Yapp
Waterloo
Stanley
Ida Thomas Re
Dee, Fetters
Henry Brown
Jamey O’brien
Ed. Miner and Son
Grand Island
Morrell
Waverly
Holua Quimby
Anni Quimby
Forster
Aldom Quimby
Fitking
Cedar Falls
Glazier
B. Ressler
Shellsburg
Harland Bowen
Marshall Tabor
Ralph Sylvester
Clinton
Sylvester
Dr. Smith
Margaret Phillips
Floyd van Vinck
Chas. Willey
Rockwell City
F. C. Newcomb
Drowning death of Mr and Mrs Morey’s son shocks Wichita
In Waverly a nine year old, only son of Mr and Mrs George Morey now residents of Wichita, Kansas, drowned while swimming and the body has not been recovered. The tragedy reaches the community as facts about the bereaved parents emerge and the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeabel Kelfer
John Keifer
Greene
Albert
Reult
Waverly Democrat
George Morey
Wichita
Kansas
Maxfield Township
H. F. Westendorf
F. W. Wente
Hymen
Geome
Moevars
Westendorf
Wente
Maxfield
John Eifert Sr
Avner
Elfert
Bel
Cattle Find Profit With Ensilage In Iowa Study
A three county Iowa experiment shows ensilage fed herds profitably improving butter fat output and reducing feed costs. Data from 100 herds with 1,062 cows indicate dairy and dual purpose cattle differ in returns, with ensilage leading to higher profits per dollar of feed and lower butter fat costs despite higher feed use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackbawk County
Orange Township
State Agricultural College
Amex
Blackhawk
Blackhawk County
Igs
Scott Waa
Hin
Iowa
Husilage
Avery
Dolar
Electric Bitters Cured Sufferer from Hvet and Kidney Trouble
A Cedar Grove resident credits Electric Bitters with curing stomach liver and kidney troubles after failing with other remedies. The letter states after suffering with Hvet and Kidney trouble and discouragement, one Bret bottle provided relief and three bottles completed the cure. Wangler Bros. druggists advertise the remedy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Bret
Wangler Bros
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J.M. Roberts
Chas
Hastings
Goldie Robinson
Mae Potter
Deer River
Henry Cooper
Wit Miller
Sumner Renfrew
Flossie and Child
Harvey
N. D
Mamie Hult
Clarksville
Clarkevills
Bert Fry
KR. K. Thompson
Vern Pierce
O. G. Thompson
Hepubdite
John Hirleman
Vic
H. R. Jesse
Agnes Thran
Westgate
John Hough
Minneapolis
Lobeck
Frég Hahe
John Barger
Grove Hill
Otto Beck
Riceville
Rev. Leeback
Laure
Galena
Ellis
Fairbank
J. Hough
Miss Flornee
Lds
Klein
Mrn
Bandy
Minnie Dickman
Millia Jesss
Nellie Lowery
Dewsr
Tripoli
Plainfield
Esa
Hollister
Hartford
John, Knipe
Gurrie Knipe
John Frederickson
Manila
Charles F. Ensign
Misls
Stella Knipe
Misa Carrie
Normal
Lake View
Hef Ife
M. D. Church
Epworth League
Omasha
Wall Lake
Frederickson
J. M. Knipe
Parkersburg
Henry Knipe
Harry Walker
B. H. Knipe
Armstrong
Misa Goldie Hartman
Iowa City
Hugene Ford
Triumph
Rehberg
Will Trebon
Miss Delight Felts
Thigh Place
Flossie Gloeckner
Dalwein
Fishtemiér
Bert Swartzell
Iriday
Quasquetton Gilman Griswold
Lua
LMA
Riverside Farm
Coasidine
Bertha Loebsack
Wapsie
John A. Barclay
F. B. Barclay
Ida Kingsbury
J. A. Barclay
Alvin Eck
George Stearns
Vera Hayward
David Bright
C. McGlaughlin
Brownell
Pullmer
I Ruth
Mies Floesle- Gloeckner
Dr. Cole
Will
Pitt
Phillips
Ottervilly
Baldwin's
Wilcox
Alli
Busloega
Chas. Thompson
Shell Rock
Flom. Witt
J. M. Mullen
Sloan
Chicago
Misa Duncan
Louie Butta
Cassie Clawson
O. M. Grahem
Jennie Robbins
Madcheater
Geo, Brown
Mise Carrie Price
Corasl College
Frank Hevse
Des Moines
Clyde
Will Hickle
Jear
Taft
Jud McCluary
Albert Wes
Davis
Bucklin
al Boyd
Geo. Millen
Wilder
Henry Hicks
Rockford
John Martin
Fred Ogenfritz
Aredale
Cedar, Rapids
Pekin
Frank Phillips
Clare
Leo Leeper
Lowe City
Jennie
Hugh Mita
Keithaburg
Abatisa Best
Taylor Kelphart
Raghed Polsal
Troy Mille
R. B. Witt
Ed. Madigan
G. E.ngenfeltz
Burr
Lake Charles
Martin Sager
Lamont
M. A. Taylor
David Hickle
Hinkle
Lowtown Cemetery
Bos
Bremer County
H. Curtis
A. Blimmer
Castoria
Ensilage
Experimenta
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