Sugar Factory Planned at Waverly with 500000 Cost
A new sugar factory is assured at Waverly. The plant will cost $500,000 with Eastern Capital of £475,000 participating in the venture.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
3
A new sugar factory is assured at Waverly. The plant will cost $500,000 with Eastern Capital of £475,000 participating in the venture.
In Waverly a motorman named Obernchain was severely beaten by three men on Independence Avenue after a disturbance on a streetcar line. The assault occurred as the trio blocked the track and faced police, with Obernchain planning legal action for damages.
In Sioux City on March 2 the union passenger station and all connecting terminals were transferred to the Great Northern railroad for one million Bud & a quarter. Rain fell overnight and into the morning, producing a springlike temperature. rainfall measured 0.99 inch. Citizens with past reputations for truth questioned announced that Mr Cock Robin and family arrived and planned an extended visit.
Grundy Center notices record a deed on March 2 for 20 acres of Chas Mix land west of Grundy Center transferred to Williamson and Willoughby for 57 600 dollars. It is described as Grundy County’s largest land transaction in years.
W L Dewey, longtime rural carrier on route No 4, has been named custodian of the government post office. He notes routes harshly to crossed by bad winter roads and says Ro bert Peele succeeded him on the last day of February. A loop on the route has been repeatedly blocked by impassable roads, with reports urging the cut out until roads are improved.
Library pictures offered free again after demand for Twin Care vegte libraries souvenirs. Management printed a new edition on fine book paper. Subscribers and friends can obtain extra copies free to share or mail to out of town parties. No charges. T Stilsen & Son Wave note pension increase of $8 a month for Mrs Anite Shubert from Washington pension office.
Mrs. John C. Abbott of Laporte died Thursday night at home after over a year of consumption. Funeral at 10:00 Saturday from the Presbyterian church with Rev. A. G. Bailey. burial in Cedar Township cemetery. Ella May Wallace was born in Vin ton Iowa on May 26 1867. Survived by husband J C Abbott daughters Vera 14 and Alte 6 father J R Wallace, sister Mrs John Martin and others. She was active in Rathbone Sisters and lodge circles.
Sheriff J. D. Caldwell returned from Anamosa with three prisoners T H Flannery James Murray and Charles Moore reporting an uneventful trip yet noting 278 inmates with 20 women. Louis Busse awaiting death visit by family hopes for clemency as others seek parole. Charles Green blinded in paint incident seeks parole to pursue eye treatment and Hot Springs therapy.
Buchanan county butcher William McWilliams, convicted of murdering his family and sentenced to hanging on December 14, 1908, appears increasingly unbalanced in prison. Reports note thinning appearance and a pallid, unsettled expression as deliberations and confinement take their toll. The Isle of Spice tour and a Brown’s appearance by March 7 are also mentioned.
The New San Toy promises unvarying success in this city after its London origin. The author and composer contributed some of the brightest music. The piece offers delightful entertainment for those seeking an evening of musical theater this year.
Construction will begin soon in the northern city area with several modern homes planned across Timels Central tracks. H P Estey has let C H Werner the contract for two new dwellings across the tracks at about 4800 dollars each, and Werner also holds a contract for a large double residence on East Fourth street for Ben Marx at about 3000 dollars.
The Western Mutual Fire Insurance association of Waterloo held its annual meeting on the sixth floor Commercial block. E A Evans retires as secretary and manager. J W F Babcock of Ida Grove succeeds him. F J Martin yields presidency, Alex Ruthven vice presidency, J V J Babcock secretary, H C Schultz treasurer, with a large out of town attendance and a strong, growing business outlook.
Mea Holdenman died at home in Westfield after a week with pneumonia that began with pleurisy. She was born in Waterloo and lived on Strawberry Avenue before marrying Hol Holdenman of Dunkerton. Survived by her mother four sisters seven brothers husband works at Medford Bros. & Hitchin foundry in Westfield. Funeral arrangements pending.
Information reached the city about the death of Joh King who died suddenly in Sacramento California. The message says the remains will be prepared for burial and sent by express to this city. An undertaker reports finding on the boy a check for 350 dollars and a large sum of money.
Citizens of Dubuque paused in grief as crowds gathered at the little stone church to honor Col. Henderson. Stores closed flags flew at half mast and a long funeral procession stretched through the streets to the cemetery. Floral tributes, including a massive white and red rose monument, marked the solemn rites overseen by the Grand Army of the Republic. A regiment fired salutes and the bugler played taps as the community mourned a beloved public figure.
The article warns of alleged bakers peddling alum based powders as pure cream of tartar tests. It explains the test is ineffective and condemns the cheap product as adulterated and health risky, urging housewives to avoid it.
Otto Buetow, a boilermaker at Minola Central, suffered three steel fragments in the eye while at work. Surgeons believe eyesight may be saved. Charley Wingett sustains a severe thumb wound from cutting cheese at Reiff grocery. Walter Ray faces forced vacation after arm injuries from days ago. Charles Miller, an Imoiy Central worker, is mentioned among injured employees.
A shop employee, injured likely in a workplace incident, is resting as hospital staff provide aid. The report notes facial and right hand injuries with partial statements from authorities and coworkers.
Since the report of the Illnoia Central officials willing to hire more men, the master machinety office has been visited by many seeking work. Several secured employment as engine cleaners. New hires include Earl J. Cummings Joel H Schoon James Ramsey E R Lavey Sam Stallbott and Roy A Thomas.
A. J. Edwards says he will not run again after thirteen years on the Independent District of Haat Waterloo board. Supporters urge replacements like H. G. Schultz, Dr. W. R. Shannon, and others to be named at caucus while Ben Howrey or J. W. Arburkle may also be considered.
The column reports photographers planning a stage photo after a concert, campers near the river shooting for days, weather hints about lamblike March, and various local updates. It notes James Hildebrandt visiting Gladbrook, Kelley renewing policies in town, Geo Ahrends related to Hampton fire victims, Miss Schaffenberg’s father returning to Minnesota, H Nissen buying for the electric plant, a possible new bank roof work, Jens Thomason organizing an event Thursday, and Prof Koch possibly directing Nobel prize funds to a complete edition of his works.
The proposed Waterloo Water Co franchise requires artesian wells, a 1,000,000 gallon reservoir near the pumping station, two-section design, and a covered brick or concrete structure. It outlines city defense against damages, street repairs funded by the company, fire protection water pressure, and extensive水 system standards. The report also notes property transfers and doctors’ practice updates in Waterloo.
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