Property Mutual Affairs Closed Liquidation Nears End
The Property Mutual Insurance company went into liquidation on April 16 and receiver J. A. Glimere, later joined by H. Maabard, has closed affairs with help from lawyers Lifting and Pickett. One assessment raised about 5 500 dollars, joining other collections to reach 26 009 dollars, with potential dividends to over five hundred policy holders as reinsurance payouts shrink the number of affected owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhard
Property Mutual Insurance Company
Grain Shippers
Iowa Implement
Western Merchants
Iowa Association
Central Iowa
Iowe Merchants
Union and Western Association
Meade
Insurane Co Company
Brepadmar
J. A. Glimere
Nemad HH
Maabard
J. D. Lifting
C. B. Pickett
Northwood
Community Then and Now Highlights of May Events
May activities include visits from Waterloo residents and family gatherings. James Poyner, ill in Waterloo’s Presbyterian hospital, has recovered enough to visit his son Henry. Rev. Charles Hawn’s family are hosted by his Mt. Vernon mother. Grandma’s 87th birthday was celebrated May 11. Epworth League marked 18 years with a well attended service. Visitors from Dewar and Waterloo attended local services and events. Several locals visited relatives, while others traveled to West Branch and Dunkerton areas. A home mission program is planned for May 26 at the M. E. church to raise funds for Frances DePauw School in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Waterloo
James Poyner
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry
Charles Hawn
Hawn
Mt. Vernon
Grandma
Rosa Lindner
Stitch & Mangin
Ray Holley
Epworth League
Will Cook
Charlie Raub
J. W
L. D. Hobson
James Douglass
L.D. Hobson
West Branch
Denver
Colorado
Henry Poyner
Ethel Smith
Mary Perry
Eva Hollar
Judson Perry
C. G. Young
J. W. Hobson
Peter Younger
Home Guards
Mothers’ Jewels
M. E. Church
Frances DePauw Bchool
Los Angeles
California
Alice Kleperman
Charles Wingert
Wingert
Courageous rescue at West Fourth Street freight clash
An intoxicated man clung to a moving freight car near West Fourth and Bluff streets but was saved by Dick Blake and Dick York from Jack Oasebeer restaurant. They loosened his grip and pulled him away from the wheels as Officer McSweeney moved to take him into custody. The incident ended with the man jailed until safe, while the article warns of sudden illness and promotes Dr Adler's Treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth
Bluff Strests
Dick Blake
Dick York
Jack Oasebeer
Rock Island
Great Western
McSweeney
Moe
Blake
York
Wealthy Ohio migrant dies after long Blackhawk career
John Emmick a pioneer farmer of Blackhawk county died at Presbyterian hospital after two weeks illness from pneumonia. He left at least 69000 in property including farms in Eagle township and Dakota and had one surviving relative, nephew John Emrick of Mt Gilead Ohio. Emmick never married, lived in solitude, enjoyed music, and will be buried at Fairview cemetery. He had moved to Waterloo about eighteen months ago and stayed in lodging houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
John Emmick
Blackhawk County
Presbyterian Hospital
Emmick
Eagle Township
Dakota
Waterloo
Lfe
Commercial Street
Mr. Emmick
Bis
George Shipman
Fairview
A. D. Woodrutt & Co
West Fourth Street
Kentzelman Verdict Delivers $176 Land Case Ruling
Irene V Hentzelman vs W H Jenks concluded with Judge Platt ruling in favor of the plaintiff for $176 as land value. The case, on trial since Monday, concerned ownership of property J R Blenis claimed and received in a transfer from the defendant. Old court costs plus $48.66 were added, totaling $228.35, with $175 interest from April 24 1904 at six percent. Court adjourned until Monday morning after declaring additional decrees in related cases. Trade actions announced. notice on Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea ad. Mervis Bros moved from East Fourth and Sycamore to Bridge Street near American Express. city fire limits clearance sought but not yet granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Hentzelman
W. H. Jenks
Platt
J. R. Blenis
Gertrude Hanegan
Mack Hanegen
George Merrill
Mattie Merrill
Sarah Shields
Edward Shielde
Kentzelman
Mervis Bros
East Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Bridge Street
American Express
Final Count in the Jamestown Contest
Fragmented list shows names and addresses with scattered numbers and totals amid a crowd of unclear data. The readable items include residents such as Margaret Wagzer and Maud Dudley along with multiple street addresses and scattered monetary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jennin Salisbury
Margaret Wagzer
Quincy Street
Maud Dudley
East Park Avenue
Edith Webb
Cottage Street
Jeanette Denamore
Third Street
Lyle Gilley
Courtland Street
Mabel Boston
LaFayette
Agnes McNamara
Ollie French
Walnut Street
Maud Weatherwax
Elsie Hawking
Saxon Street
Jennie McCoy
Argyle Street
Ella M. Mdelen
Franklin Street
Nina Wangler
East Fifth Street
Blanche Highley
LaFayette Stret
Eee
Esther Baker
Independance AvanUe
Jennia Adams
Logan Avenue
A .U
Miss Sheldon
Independence Avenus
May Huntington
Vine Street
Frances Grout
Second Street
Local Resident Directory Fragments From Cedar Falls Area
A fragmentary readers list names several residents and towns including Cedar Falls Dewar Dunkerton Hudson Laporte City Waterloo and Jubilee with numerous spellings and partial entries for people such as Lena Schmitt Edith Hazlett Elizabeth Walker Harriett Waddle and Mayme Donovan among others, suggesting a community listing or directory snippet from the Cedar Falls region. The text is garbled with OCR errors and mixed place names creating a mosaic of individuals tied to local locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hotebbles
Cedar Falln
Thornton
Hudson
Laura Walzmuth
Cedar Falls
Fourth District Notables and Counts Across Communities
A listing of individuals across districts including Emmar Bawkins Bertha Van Ingram Alicia Winthrop Allyce Reeve Dorothy Lee Lalia Winegar Mattie Nash Winnie Conselly Georgia Bolton Clara Meishisr Elva Rosencrans A J Klock er Elva Byers Minnie Bust Mary Gray and others appears with various place names such as Readlyn Waverly Independence Janesville Denver Fairbanks New Hampton Owein and Lamont. The fragmentary text suggests a register or household tally with numerous names and localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmar Bawkins
Nasbwa
S-Sepeeres Tater
Bertha van Ingram
Alicia
Lillan
chagkingeBhell Rock
Anna Fayretha Winthrop AG
Allyce Reeve
Greene
Dorothy Lee
Waverly - Vera
Lalia Winegar
Readlyn
Mattie Nash
Clarkeville
Winnie Conselly
Fairbanks
Georgia Bolton
Janesville
Clara
Meishisr
Denver
Ora Brownell
A.J. Klockér
Independence
Elva Rosencrans
R. S. Plummier
New Hartford
Kittie Pound
O@iwein
Ross Hawkins
Alma Wiedman
New Hampton
Elva Byers
Voorhies
Minnie Bust
Rebbee
Mary M. Gray
Markets and prices from Waterloo Iowa 1907
Waterloo market report and grain prices show mixed and butcher hogs at 6.25 to 6.52, good to choice heavy at 6.00 to 6.15, cattle and sheep receipts estimated at 6500 and 10000 respectively. Local names include Cyril Brasdel Maude Donahoe Earl Kern Amelia Bender and Nellie Miner. Chicago hog receipts estimate 16000 with open lower, notes on consignments in block 3 Sullivan and Day addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cyril Brasdel
Waterloo
Maude Donahoe
Earl Kern
Amelia Bender
Chicago
Nellie C. Miner
L. Baldwin
Sullivan and Day
Resignation Shocks Oliver Baptist Church Leader
Cedar Falls May 16 special Rev Harry Mabie pastor of the Baptist church tendered his resignation after a stormy meeting He was the sole English Speaking church pastor supportive of Evangel at Oliver during the revival The resignation sits with a committee awaiting action Mabie led the church for years Gypsy activity and fortune telling were also noted in town stirring local interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harry Mabie
Baptist Church
Mabie
Evangel
Oliver
Mable
Theé Baptist
Postage hike for Canadian newspapers strictures
Postmaster W. M. Sindlinger reports a new Washington ruling that Canadian mail on second class matter will cost one cent per four ounces or fraction thereof. Prepaid stamps must be affixed to the bulk. prior practice charged one cent per pound. Also includes a classified note: For sale 160 acre farm three miles north of Cedar Falls with improvements. contact Geo Wilkins Route 6 Cedar Falls IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. M. Sindlinger
Washington, D. C
Canada
Tate
United States
Cedar Falls
Good
Improvements
Also Mentioned on This Page
Property Mutual
Ausessor
Waterloo Township
Wangler Bros. Alte
Raymond
Ulled
Casebeer
Restau
Dr. Adler
J. A. Schreifels
Cold Spring
Minn
Wangler Bros
Hollisters Rocky Mountain
East Waterlooscity
West
Waiterloo City
Eva Fried
Ste Florence McCoy
Grant Avenue
May Harrison
Alice Mutler
Commercial Strest
Carrie Rock
West Third Avenus
Cava Bezold
Wellington Streat
Ada Corton
May Hoffman
Sixth Sernet
Maud Fry
Randolph Street
Mollie LaTier
Jeferson
Etreat
Eloise Arrétrong
Eighth Street
Cora Armatrong
Jeusse Becker
Florence Davis
Western Avenue
Florence Verhaven
Millam Davidson
South Street
Wee Gladis Powers
West Third Street
Lamson,bros, & GO
Gasser-Block
Sycamore
Winterloo
Iowa
Sievert & Lafrates
G. B
Towa
Cath
Licenace
Miss Donahoo
Nettie Donahoo-Vining
Miss Bender
Bender
Opia
Wualy
McLaughlin
F.8. Murphy
the Foster Co
R. J. Belt
Larnon & Co
A. E. Pinkerton
John Mason & Co
Dunham Bros
F. J. Kann
Meisch & Rath
Garland & Wilcox, LE & Woodruff & Morgar
A. N. Moothart
Yenney
H Enacht
Ed. Anderson J. H
AL Chapman
Directum Centlivre
Totter
Mary Centhyrs
Carrie Strathaiore
Bell
Dame
Alhambra
Vitalio
Tha Daw
Daisy Blackwood
Dem
Royal xBaron
Muckwsed
Directam Centlivra
Brad Heres
Directum
Carrie Blackwood
Wilkes
Home Park
Joe McLaughlin
Oliver Rumpus
Waungler Bros
Strick Town
Down Town
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo ‘Business College
Waterloo, Iowa
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