Blackhawk County Auditor Reports 1906 Supervisor Fees
Auditor Rainbow and deputy prepare the annual financial statement for Blackhawk County showing tax levies receipts and expenditures for 1906. On Wednesday the tabulation of supervisor fees and mileage totaled 2201.36, slightly down from 2205.05 in 1905 due to more meetings. Individual per diems and committee sums are listed for Newton Rownd Becker Johnson Fegles Kascht and Welstead.
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Blackhawk County
Rainbow
Board of Supervisors
Newton
Rownd
Becker
Johnson
Fegles
Kascht
Welstead
Waterloo items and moving plans in brief
William Fogles of Laporte was in Waterloo yesterday and Major Charles P. George of Des Moines is expected today. E. J. Werner returned from Win ton after his grandfather J C Murtagh’s funeral. F H Winslow and delegates to the Woodmen convention in Des Moines came home today. James Kinnier will leave for Dubuque to live with a relative. Waterloo students from the state normal are home for spring vacation. Fireman E L Powers returned from Waucoma after his mother’s funeral. Mr and Mrs J C Williams, formerly in Waterloo, are visiting from Clear Lake S D. Eugene Burk closed his Lyca Taore and East Seventh streets meat market. The boiler for the artificial ice plant is installed. two cars of machinery are in place and more are coming. The Ema Non club met at the Brueck home on Mulberry Street with cards and music. W T Doxey of the Waterloo Water Co will leave for Des Moines on temporary leave and may stay. Dr C W Bruner announced a meeting of the Waterloo Dental Inlay Club for April 9 with Dr J Conzett of Dubuque as guest. An interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Werner
Winton
J. C. Murtagh
F. H. Winslow
Des Moines
James Kinnier
Dubuque
Waterloo
State Normal
E. L. Powers
Waucoma
Francis Powers
J.C. Williams
Clear Lake
Eugene Burk
Lyca
Taore
East Seventh Streets
Ema Non
Joseph J. Brueck
Mulberry Street
W. T. Doxey
Waterloo Water Company
C. W. Bruner
Waterloo Dental Inlay Club
J. Conzett
Dubugie
Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Ad Promotes Health
An old newspaper ad claims overworked kidneys cause impure blood and urges taking Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. It touts kidney health as central to bodily function, promises cures, offers a free sample bottle by mail, and directs readers to Binghamton New York for more information.
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Binghamton, N
Land and residence transactions and local notices
Jacob Hansen sold ten acres bordering the city to Thomas Etringer for 186,000 and bought a residence on the west side of the river for 3,000. Cedar Palle land in Waterloo township section 18 was sold at 600 per acre. George Tardy may return from Baraboo to work with Ringling Bros. performances start in Chicago next month. A marriage-record probe led to Rev Cahien sending five neglected certificates from 1903. Charles Kenna, once with Kemp Manufacturing, is viewed as a charity case due to heavy drinking. An application arrives from Fayette County to return him to Blackhawk County, with seek to place him at the Germania house, then Fayette County, soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hansen
Cedar Mary
Thomas Etringer
Cedar Palle
Waterloo Township
George Tardy
Baraboo
Wis
Ringling Bros. Dh’ous
Coliseu
Chicago
Cahien
Presbyterian Church
Charles Kenna
Kemp Manufacturing Company
Fayette County
Blackhawk County
Germania
Commercial Street
Fayatte County
Multistate breeders sale to feature Percheron Belgium stock
Waterloo Iowa hosts a March 21 sale featuring registered Percheron and Belgium horses from six years old up to 2000 pounds. Includes German coach stallions, Scotch Shorthorn bulls, Angus and White Faced bulls, and 30 head of Shorthorn cattle. Cattle judged on true breed type. all horses registered with pedigrees provided.
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Belgium
Waterloo
Iowa
Kansas City
H. A. Briggs
Wisconsin
Stallone
DeClow ® Co
Germany
Thin Aalé
Wm. Holland
Translation sheds little light on mysterious foreigner Peter Zelun
A Scranton translation of a phonograph record from a supposed foreigner in Waterloo provides scant clues about Peter Zelun and his relatives. The man repeats names and places like Zakoo Zelac and Kutney Brald No 20, Austria, while claiming misunderstanding of locals and machine transcription. Kaiser awaits replies from the old country to clear the mystery.
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W. H. Jennish
Scranton
Peter
Uzelac
Cap
Jennish
Old Country
Zakoo Zelac
Lelo Andre
Waterloo
Konigratz
Gostiz
Peter Zelun
Uhdina Pocta
Belo Andie
Kutner
Vista
America
Mr. Kaiser
Saved Her Son Life in Ava Missouri
In Ava Missouri Mrs S Rupee writes that her year ago ill son recovered from severe lung trouble after using Dr King s New Discovery. She credits the remedy with his return to steady carpentry work. A testimonial notes a free trial bottle and $1 price. Also reports a fatal railroad crash near Portage curve seven miles southeast of Dubuque involving two ex freight trains and Chicago engineers Kellogg and Barnes.
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Ava
S. Rupee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Guardy Wangler Bros
Druselsts
Kellogg
Barrnes
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
Dujbuave
Portage Curve
Great Western
Tlinois Central
Leg Amputation Planned After Locomotive Accident
Fireman Frank Edwards, injured at Charles City by a locomotive wheel, faces a third operation to remove the knee due to gangrene. Earlier foot amputation and gangrene required operations. he is recovering but the knee must be cut. Also mentions a May 4 appendicitis incident and a testimonial letter from John Blair praising Dr Adler's treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edwards
Charles City
Dr. Adler
John Blair
Wangler Bros
Obituary Andrew Mooney at Eagle Center aged six eight
Andrew Mooney died at the John Ryan residence in Eagle Center after a week of grippe illness. A native of Ireland he came to America as a boy and never married. Surviving relatives include Ed and Peter Mooney Waterloo James Mooney and Mrs Mary Tierney Lincoln Neb Patrick Mooney Australia.
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Andrew Mooney
Eagle Center
Ireland
John Ryan
Grippe
Peter Mooney
Waterloo
James Mooney
Mary Tierney
Lincoln
Neb
Patrick Mooney
Australia
Waterloo church notices and local social events unfold
Waterloo churches announce Rev. Ete H K M Jones to fill vacant Universalist pulpit at Webster City next Sunday. Sunday school board meets after prayers at First M B Church. Informal reception for Dr. McGlauhin after Fisher sermon. Walnut Street Baptist folks plan basket social with prayer meeting. Elder Henry Caesar and wife celebrated by First M B Church friends at 1014 Jefferson. Universalist meeting reports funds and new northwest superintendent pick Rev A B Tillinghast chosen for the northwest post. Burlington fast train narrowly escapes a wreck near Sandwich, Illinois. bullion aboard worth about $180,000. Local livestock, grain, and market figures listed for Waterloo area. Deeds filed for properties in Waterloo and Cedar Falls townships.
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Ete
H K. M. Jones
Webster
Univerautiet
Illinois
Sunday School Board
M. B
Burlington
Chicago
Sandwich
Plano River
Kelly
Pleased With Yaw Concert at Grade Church
Soprano Ellen Beach Yaw drew a capacity audience at Grade church on Wednesday evening. The Yaw concert company included Miss Yaw, Misa Lay pianist, and Maximilian Dick violinist. Except for an encore, Home Sweet Home, the program featured largely classical selections showing Yaw’s wide vocal range and instrumental touch. Audience applause was strong and general satisfaction notable. O H Sweeney of Waterloo Brick and Block Machine Co. received eight by ten photographs of an apartment building under construction in San Juan Porto Rico, showing three operating machines inside the factory.
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Farroua
Ellen Beach Yaw
Miss Yaw
Misa Lay
Maximilian
Sweet Home
Ries
Verdi
Chopin
Liszt
Saint Baens
Brahms
Hook
Sarasate
Donnizetti
Eckert
Riraky
Korsacow
Leechetizky
H Sweeney
The
Waterloo Complete Brick and Block Machine Company
San Juan
Porto Rico
Conditions Which Dr Williams Pink Pills Have Been Caring For
Debility with nervous symptoms and poor blood condition described in Mrs Sarah Ramsey case. After several years of illness and unsatisfactory medical care, she reports relief and strength from Dr Williams Pink Pills. Pills promoted as a tonic and blood builder for anaemia and related neuralgia and nervous disorders. Information offers free health talks and medicine priced at 50 cents per box or two fifty for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ramsey
St. John Street
Litchfeld
Thad
Spain
Dr. Williams
Williams
Aix
Willams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auditor Rainbow
William Fogles
Laporte
Charles P. George
LaVene Bitner
Clinton Herald
Martha Elizabeth LaVene
Frederick A Bitner
Carl F. Leudtke
Hickory Street
William John Peacock
First Baptist Church
Luedtke Botte
Alida Bitner
B. G. Osen
Imaid
Clinton
Bannister
Fifth Street
Mary Bitner
Sixth Avenue
Baylor OF
COE College
Stillman
Callahan
Cago
Boyle
Baylor
McDilland
Hong
Sheldon
Coe
Cedar Rapidey
Farrell
Maquoketa
Outlaws
State University
Yetsler
Iowa League
McDill
Webb City
Pitcher Snyder
Bristow Fee
Nhe Ate
el' Appleby
Coulter Visi
G. W. Appleby
D. N. Reeve
Waverly
Jepson
Kesley
Josah
Sidmore
Christias
Vere Appleby
Ferris
1 Hall
Beloit
Inlaw
J. Sidmore
T. A. Gough
Bis
Phonograph
LS. Parsons
Juplin, Mo
Central Kansas
Kelly & Taneyhill Co
Adler
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Henry Caesar
Jefferson Street
M. B. Church
Caesar
Cole
Sarvey
Budd
Hood
Marshall
Jenten
Universalist Church
Frank Cole
M. BE
Ware’ Chapel
Streenver
Iowa Universalist Convention
Universalist
F.C. Platt
Manchester
C. D.‘Van Vechten
W.F. Ralph
M. E. Smith
Edgewood
Effie & M. Jones
Frank Forbes
Norfolk
Northwestern
McGlaudia
Minnesota
A. B. Tillinghast
New York City
Northwest
Med
Miied
Belto
Union Paciheisi
Rvee
United States “Steel
United States Steel
Alleria Bugae
Seevee Dt
Lie
Butler
Bens Se
Mary
C. J. Wooley
Peter Berg
J. F. Porter
Cedar Falls
JF. Porter
C.J. Refshaug
Cedar Falls Township
Geo
Yerney
Fesles
West Waterloo
J. H. Lunemann
Big Creek
Ams
Jane May
Mea
McLaughlin
Murphy
Foster Co
Belt
Larson & Co
H. Pinkerton
C. H. Eighmey
John Mason & Co
Dunham Bros
Eis
E N. Moothart
S. Yanney
B. H. Kandit
Ed Anderson
J. H. Wie
W.M. Chapman
Wiliams
Pink Pilla
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