Charles Hekel Dead After Sudden Hemorrhage at Home
Charles Hekel, about forty nine, a longtime hack driver, died at 9 30 am at his home 203 Summer Street after a bout of grip and lung trouble. He was laughing with his wife moments before and collapsed with blood from the mouth. Survived by wife and two children Henry and Katherine. brother Frank Hebel in Lincoln. Funeral plans await brother’s arrival.
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Charles Hekel
Summer Street
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Henry
el, Kimball Co
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Frank E. Hebel
Naumani Co
Lincoln
Neh
Mt Vernon Assessed Values Reported for Taxes
The Mt Vernon assessor reports real estate taxable valuation at 27 200 and personal property at 39 993 with total acreage and town lots valued at 1 109 110 and 2 892 respectively. Exemptions total 28 082 for highways and 2 104 for homesteads. Horse stock cattle hogs and other property listed with specific values and counts.
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Mt. Vernonokey
Neana
PaidiHIS Tax After All
Personal taxes and penalties dating back 38 years were paid Thursday to Waterloo City Treasurer CW Wingworth amounting to slightly over 50 dollars to clear title to property the payer wished to dispose of. The debtor had paid portions at times but largely overlooked the balance until now. The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr Adler's Treatment and a sales pitch from Wangleri Bros. with contact in Cold Spring, Minnesota.
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Waterloo
Dr. Adler
Baleguard
J. A. Schreffels
Cold Spring
Minn
Wangleri Bros
N. P. Seedler
Wahpeton
N.D
Wangler Bros
E-Gil
Hallie Turner Elected Associate Matron at Eastern Star Meeting
At last evening's Eastern Star lodge meeting Miss Hallie Turner was chosen associate matron to fill a vacancy created by Mrs. Peabody's move to Minneapolis. Mrs. Matt Parrott was elected to the board of directors of the Masonic Temple association representing the Eastern Star.
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Eastern4Star Lodge
Hallie Turner
Peaberthy
Minneapolis
Matt. Parrott
The
Masonic Temple Association
Eastern Star
Woods Bros. Reopen After Destructive Fire Restore Stock
Woods Bros. fully repair a four story building after a major fire on April 3. Fire protections added include steel water tanks per floor and a salt water dip. Insurance adjusted, carpenters repaired floors, elevator shaft, and premises. stock largely rebuilt and restocked for sale.
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Woods Bros
Lawa
George P. Beck
Pelesn
Cedar Falls Social and Personal Notes May Day Trips
Mrs. Phil Seltenrich travels to Mingt N D for extended visit with Charlen Seltenrich and family. Mrs George Yourker and Ruth Crandall plan to attend the May festival at Vinton and visit Reginald Crandall at school. Roger Leavitt leaves for Manitou Springs to stay with his sister Mrs R A Davidson in Waterloo. James Clark of Waterloo purchases a rubber tired carriage. Cedar Falls D A R chapter hosts by Miss Etta Suplee and Miss Lillian Goodwin with Mrs F D Pierce leading. Chapter A P B O meets May 20 with Miss Clara Sawyer. N J Christiansen goes to Chamberlain S D on real estate business. Mrs W W Gilet summoned to Des Moines as Cecil is very sick with pneumonia.
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Phil Seltenrich
Mingt
N.D
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J. Ig
Bd Thompson
George Yourker
Ruth Crandall
Vinton
Reginald Crandall
Roger Leavitt
Manitou Springs
Colorado
IR. A. Davidson
Waterloo
JW. Bancroft
James ‘Clark
Cedar Falls
Etta Suplee
Lillian Goodwin
F. D. Pierce
Clara Sawyer
N. J. Christenslan
Chamberlain
W. W. Gilet
Des Moines
Cecil
Waterloo Area Social Lines From Cedar Falls Notes
Patches of Waterloo and nearby towns report visits and departures. George Cole and William Marlow travel through Greene and Green Bay areas. Mrs. Steely and daughter Inez return from the country visit with H. H. Steeley. Miss Maude Popp visits Iowa City. appendicitis rumors fade after Dr Adler’s treatment. Local officials plan a Cedar Rapids bankers meeting. Wright becomes Chicago school physical director. Church banquet planned for Tuesday in Waterloo Cedar Falls.
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William Marlow
Green Way
John Wright
South Bend
Indiana
Yeomen
W. Hoyt
Laporte
Waterloo
E. J. Steely
Maude Popp
Iowa City
T. L. Jameson
Falen
S. D
Anoka
Minn
May Court Calendar Reveals 636 Actions For Term
May term docket lists 181 chancery 373 law 67 probate and 15 criminal cases totaling 636 actions. John B Murphy v Minnie M Murphy and Frederick B Murphy seeks division of John H Murphy estate with parcels across Orange and East Waterloo townships.
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Cupid
Satan
Johnb. Murphy
Minnie M. Murphy
Frederick B. Murphy
District Court
John H.murphy
Waterloo
BR. I. & P. Railway
Orange Township
J. H. Murphy
Rock Island and Great Western Agree on Waterloo Union Depot
Officials from Rock Island and Chicago Great Western signed an agreement for a new union depot in Waterloo. General Superintendent Hubbell Taland to supervise improvements. current depot at Bluff and West Fourth to be expanded. Tracks will be rearranged to accommodate three parallel lines and enhanced waiting areas. Changes expected to start within weeks after lengthy ratification.
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Waterloo
Rock Island
Case
Jo. Melcher
Rock’ Taland Road
Chicago
Melcher
C.H. Hub
Blut Street
Heart Trouble Demise Of Waterlooan At Spokane
Mrs. Cora E Troxel wife of Millard Troxel longtime Waterloo resident died in Spokane Washington from heart trouble after six months of illness Friends and relatives in Waterloo were notified Thursday afternoon Her burial will bring the remains to Waterloo with funeral arrangements to be announced later Also mentioned is an exhibition at Westveer Brenneck drug store featuring Engineer Mark Scrogey outfit used at Cataling Island where he landed a ton of fish in thirty days
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Cora-E. Troxel
Millard Troxel
Waterloo
Spokane
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Mark. Scrogey
Westveer & Brenneck
Scroggy
Cataling Island
Hog and cattle market estimates May 9 Chicago
Estimated receipts today show hogs totaling about 128,000 for tomorrow. Hogs opened strong at yesterday’s average with classes listed from mixed and butchers to rough heavy and light, offering prices from 5.45 to 6.60. The market closed more active with good to strong tone and varying bid ranges across weights and grades.
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Chicago
Acwen
Market Prices Report From Waterloo Iowa May 9 1907
Price list from Waterloo Iowa shows hogs six dollars, Weges weight 150, butter twenty six cents, Lara pure 150, barley four cents. Includes notes on general grain and dairy items typical of local market listings for the period.
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