Valley land sales boom in Allison Iowa listings rise
The article reports extensive activity in farming land sales around Allison Iowa with prices ranging from 40 to 100 per acre, notable transactions including 260 acres at 87.50 per acre and 180 acres at 65 per acre. Several farmers, including W F Ray and George Peters, sell parcels while others relocate to Minnesota and North Dakota. total listed sales amount to 206 075.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allieon
Iowa
W. F. Ray
Allison
Henry ‘Williams
George Peters
Hoodjer
J. M. Jones
Heere Kadelman
Brumiett
Fiyra
Fr Ray
William
Milter
Charles G. Kitsom
Wilhelm Dralle
Minnesota
North Dakota
Andrew Lydboft
Traverne County
Minne- Bota
Hoper Acre
Marehiet
Issac ‘Hall
Hur
Coster
Andrew Olsen
Longville
Minn
Terrible Nashua mill accident maims Roy Cagley
Roy Cagley, manager of Nashua mill, suffered a severe accident at the factory yesterday afternoon. His right hand was crushed by roller machinery while he was at the site, fingers later recovered by doctors after removal, while he bled heavily and was taken for treatment. His wife was ill at home, mounting community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliere
Cagtey
Mr. Cagley
Neigethor
Former Iowa editor Justus Rhoads dies in Jefferson
Jefferson reports the sudden death of Justus M. Rhoads, former editor of the Jefferson Bee and longtime employee of the Iowa State Register. He had run a Denver job printing office for years. Thursday morning he started for his bicycle shop, chatted briefly with a friend, and then fell heavily on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Justus M. Rhoads
Jefferson Bee
Iowa State Register
Frank W. Palmer
Milly Bros
Clarksons
Rhoads
Denver
Waterloo man vanishes after planning move to Minneapolis
Matt Holloway, a Waterloo stationary engineer, disappeared after packing to visit a relative and possible move to Minneapolis ten days earlier. He told his wife of plans to reside in the northern city, leaving home at 218 West Fourth Street after a late Saturday shift and waiting at a relative’s residence until about 1:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrio Holloway
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Holloway
Wear Fourth Street
Winton
Central Depot
Vinton
Hollows
Sympathy for John F Simpson in Waterloo accident
The Dyersville News Letter notes the death of John F Simpson, formerly of Batlville, now in Waterloo as manager of Crystal, Jee and Fuel Co. He was struck by a machine start, carried thirty feet, suffering a broken right leg in four places and a protruding bow through flesh. He had been a traveling salesman, living at Earlville before moving to Waterloo five years ago for his current role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
John F. Simpson
Batlville
Waterloo
Crystal, Jee, ‘and Fuel Co
Sitapeon
Earlvillé
Lumber Interest Sold In Shell Rock Amid City Fire Note
One half of S. P. Bement’s stake in Bement Lumber Co. is sold to J. C. McDonald and Mrs. Benjamin Fuller of near Ray who will move here to manage affairs. The piece outlines McDonald’s hotel roles and Bunbury family ties, plus Cedar Rapids and Denver connections, noting Mason City’s fire record and Shell Rock’s recent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
S. P. Bement
Bement Lumber Company
J. C. McDonald
Benjamin Fuller
Near
Ray
Emporia
Kansas
Hannah’ Bunbury
Miss Bunbury
McThonald
Real
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ion
California
Syehl
Motlne Plow Company
Cowin
Fifth
Terloo
Domain of Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Denver
Iowa
Mason City
Committee Hears Rate Bill and Demurrage Reform
The committee reports on a demurrage bill and indicates rebates will be barred. A House vote denial blocks reimbursement for a battlefield trip. A separate bill on education expenses and a divorce measure are presented, with legislative action under way.
Funeral of Cenrge Swan Two Local Banks Close
The remains of Cenrge Swan arrived from Los Angeles on Batunay mourning accompanied by his wife and son Isawe and James Poribr. A large crowd gathered for his funeral Monday at the U P church with Rev Timing and Rev Frederick Elliott officiating. Swan, a pioneer TarmergoF and bank president, served Grundy county well and earned public esteem. Schools and local banks closed in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elliott
Waterloo
Swan
Grundy County
Rebbeck State Bank
Board of Education
City Has No Claim On Bridge Fund In Iowa Report
The house committee on railroads discussed the joint rate bill and a demurrage measure with changes reported by the sub-committee. County Attorney Moore filed a demurrer to a city claim over a bridge fund, arguing the city had no interest. ongoing debates hinge on legislative votes and possible reversal based on attorney general opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moinas
House Committee On Railroads
Moara
Swisher
Watertoo
DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL IN WATERLOO RECORDS
The court hears evidence in the estate case of Margaret Long administratrix of Irwin Long against Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gas and Electric Co. The jury includes Arthur Glesener Nick Phillips Henry Paw Bush and others. The divorce action highlights sensational testimony as judges consider decrees and child custody outcomes. Charlotte Marcotte gains divorce custody of minor children from Arthur Marcotte. Jesse Knapp also divorces May Belle Knapp with costs. Married in Waterloo in 1892 and separated in 1906. H D Gould retires from drayage to Belt department work. Miss Mae Corson and Miss Morris resume millinery duties. Caroline Knight remains with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Long
Irwin ‘Long
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls
Charlotte Marcotte
Arthur Marcotte
Jesse Knapp
May Belle Knapp
Earl
Glen
Waterloo
Estate matters loom in Harrison and Bisdorf cases
Executor appointments and guardians named as district court handles several estates. W. C. Logan named administrator for Henry J. Harrison with a $1,000 bond. property valued under $4,000. A.B. Lovejoy appointed guardian ad litem for Henry Bisdorf minor. properties in Clock 2 of Ricker & Bratgober addition to be divided among four children and widow. Frances G. Crowther seeks guardianship for Marion Ames due to mental impairment. temporary guardian Olin D. Young appointed. Petition filed to probate the will of George Schrag UTF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Logan
Henry J. Harrison
Ray Goonell
Harrison
D. C
Fort Dodge
Nourhweat Woton
John Biedort
A.B. Lovejoy
Frances G. Crowther
Marion Ames
Sefilie Dementie
Olin D. Young
Arm Pierced by Slab Injures Waterloo Worker
A Waterloo fixture shop incident left Harry Nelling severely hurt when a four pointed glass sliver pierced his left forearm. A co worker threw debris. a glass shard fractured bone and unlocated pieces remain. Victor Zelthowfer broke a leg in a basement stair fall at Hileman & Gindt undertaking room. Pearl Kenyon, recently operated on at Presbyterian Hospital, has improved enough to go home to her sister Marie Kenyon’s residence on Went Second Street. Charles Hull resides on Went Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nelling
Che Ploy
Waterloo
Tweeday
Dolag Sireck
Nelling
Wilvet
Victor Zelthowfer
Lon
Atalra
Hileman & Gindt
Mies Pearl Kenyon
Presbyterian Roapital
Mia
Charles Hull
Missing horse inquiry links Independence and Waterloo
A horse and buggy reported missing in Independence resurfaced in Waterloo, with Boone presenting ownership proof. Keily Ip, charged with taking twenty five dollars, and Diana accused of stealing an overcoat, were among those cited as authorities investigated thefts tied to the case. Sam Cigna and Chas Moran, recently indicted, were arrested for vagrancy in Waterloo as police traced the night’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cigna
Chas. Moran
Ndependence
Waterloo
Marschal Magon
Independence
Thers
Diana
Kelly
Boons
Kone
Boone
Dew Moines
Kepford
First Lutheran Church to Rise at East Fourth and Lime
Plans for the new First Lutheran church at East Fourth and Lime streets on the Evans property outline a $15,000, brick and stone structure 45 by 36 feet, steam heated with a modern design, a 400-seat auditorium 45 by 58 feet, no spire, and a two-story layout including dining and service spaces and a rear sanctuary with vestry and organ rooms.
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Burkett
Waa
East Fourth and
Lime Streets
Evans
W. E. Myrde Dead in St. Paul
Word arrives of W. E. Hyde's death at St. Paul last Friday. Formerly a resident of this place and Butler county, he served as deputy treasurer under J. W. Ray, then two terms as treasurer. Later he ran an abstract business with his brother in law W. A. Levis and GC. W. Levis, and was tied to Craig & Ray. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alligon
W. E. Hyde
St. Paul
Priday
Myde
Butler County
Truat
J. W. Ray
W. A. Levis
Cured Neuralgia Claims by Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Detroit resident Mrs Evelyn Creugere details long nervous pains and headaches, claiming relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for three months, gaining weight and regaining health. The narrative promotes the pills as a cure with testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Creugere
Sil - Boulevert West
Detroit
Mich
Willama
Dairying Experts Speak to Waterloo Party
Prof G L McKay of Iowa State College led a dairy discussion at the courthouse in Waterloo on boosting butter fat yields. H G Van Pelt and W B Barney outlined dairy improvements and praised systematic farming, with a dinner aboard the dairy train for attendees including J C Guthrie and R K Bliss.
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Partouu
Iowa State College
Court House
Towa
George ¥. Fowler
George L.’Mckay
Aas
McKay
Norton
Cresca
W. B. Barney
Iowa State Dairymen's Association
Marshalltown
Waterloo
H. G. van Pelt
Teltate
van Pelt
Westemm
Kimball's
G.L. McKay
J. C. Guthrie
G. van Pelt
R. K. Bliss
Fred Rasmanser
Franklin County
H. E. Colby
Great Western
Hudson
Muei
Iwi
Subjvets
Gemeli
Emi
Iter
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Avre
Merth Net
Mary Mart
Fleer Cellegans
Guinsta Hohe Hy
Knoxville
Lows
Beret
C.K. Devit
Beste
H. C. Gréen
Hope
Ark
Benquet
Waterloo Delta Society
Bruner
J.W. Consett
Dubuque
Conzett
State Normal
Roy Cagley
Acc
Dent Tueday
M. Phoads
Hgccoway
John Simpson
Bement Lumber Co
HOUSE
Educational Bearda—Posly
Pungral
Remmbeck Womday
Gerviess
Aerga Guan
la Baltiornia
ON Bridge Fund
Council
Toa Boyn
Battlefield Monument Commission
Kendall
Wim
Apaaker
Miller
Arbor
Teter
Shaffer
Harding
Board of Control
Feely
Educational Board of Examiners
Ife
Senate Committee On Lagriculture
Deemer
Airat
Ranster
Dora
H. D. Gould
Atore
Miss Mae Corson
Miss Morris
Hamsaker
Serson
Caroline Knight
Frm
Bisdorf
Sehrey
Bindort
Gorge Schrag
Bosteder
Keily Ip
Meran Ur
der Atragt
Bow Teder
Kim
Will Brown
Earl T. Sadler
Hazleton
First Evangel
Ical Lutheran Church
W. E .Myrde
Pain
Willame’ Fink Pitlcha
Hao
Watraloo Club
G. L. McKay
Val Balt
Marney
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