Local Reporter Details Marriages and Fatal Injury
Mrs Christina Rolfer 82 dies after a car accident at Hinds Central. Arina M Combes weds Carl Covell on Nov 4. Two attempts to burn a junk house at Sixth and Syea streets, once occupied by C H Cherryk. Miss May Bantoh and Mus sell L Degon marry in ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Rolfer
Ai Uy All Hinds Central
Yxcelwd
Arina M. Combes
Carl Covell
Syea- Hiere
C. H. Cherryk
May Bantoh
Mussell L. Degon
Local Briefs Litter Waterloo News and Visits
Mrs Mary Michaels returns home to Oelwein after a week with Waterloo relatives. Families from Jesup Chicago Parkersburg and Laporte visit Waterloo. High school principal Prof Walter Miller spends a week at home. Locomotives yard accident and a stolen bicycle headline a busy day. Paving delays Jefferson street due to sewer work. Army recruit Nathaniel Tobins deserts after enlisting a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Michaels
Oelwein
Waterloo
Walter Miller
West Branch
W. H. Miller
Mrs. Guthrie Dies After Prolonged Illness at Sister's Home
Mrs. M R Guthrie formerly lived on Courtland street with her mother before marrying nurse M R Guthrie of Waterloo. She died Sunday night at her sister's home after a half year illness, with burial expected at Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Muriel
Waverly
Lucile ‘Brown
Mobile Street
Lloyd Wilkins
Nellie House
M. R. Gathele
Courtland Street
Maynard
Mude
Guthrie
Pat Fayette
M. R. Guthrie
Waterloo
Uttte
Fayette
Westminster Literary Society Set Meeting With Grace Harbaugh
The Westminster Literary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at 8:00 with Miss Grace Harbaugh. Roll call will be answered by quotations from Robt. Bures. Comrade Rae funeral plans noted for G A R members. Temple Rebekah and others schedule meetings for Nov 5 to 6 with locations and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Literary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Harbaugh
Robt. Bures
Robert Anderson
Rae
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Comrads, Roe
Waterloo Horses Bring Three Carloads From East Sale
J J McGarvey, Waterloo's noted horse buyer, returns from New Haven with three carloads of home draft horses sold at good prices. The sale at Smedley Co stables on Brewery Street features draught and driving horses, well matched pairs, and sound stock. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is praised for indigestion and rheumatism relief.
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New Haven Morning Journal and Courier
J. J. McGarvey
Waterloo
New Haven
Conn
Jack
New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Wasterloo
Smedley
Waterloo ‘Hors
Smedley Co
Brewery Street
Fortified elixirs and fox hunt notes from Cedar Falls
An itemization of patent medicines and local sporting tidbits. It mentions taking laxatives and tonics to boost blood and vitality from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents, a 1900s misprint on drug refunds, then reports a Cedar River fox hunt near Waterloo with Beven, rimrods, and a taxidermist. It closes with a Cedar Falls real estate transfer: Henry Mazzenti sells to John Wilson for 4000 dollars on Jet A Slack 10 in Speyer's second addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford
Goodwin
Kien
Cedar River
Rimrod
Waterloo
Henry Mazzenti
Cedar Falls
John Wilson
Slack
Speyer
Cedar
Theatrical Manager Eyes Atlantic Theatre Trips
Theatrical impresario Charles Trohman plans London New York exchanges for plays aboard liners and predicts Cunard Lusitania voyages could host American companies to perform across the Atlantic. He cites cost and logistics of past cross Atlantic productions and notes the need for on board stage facilities aboard new liners. Meanwhile a separate report notes Belmont tunnel project uses a compressed air plant from East Forty second Street to power drills along the subway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lon Fon
Charles Trohman
New York Herald
CuNard Steamship Company
London
Marie Tempest
Kitty
Hee
Hetty Bal
Iis Atlantic
Bon Tovthigie
Fiat
Midocean
Tusitania
Amidocean
Willams
Charles Frohman
Atlantic Ocean
Herald
Pougherpsle
Atlantic ‘City
Belmont Tunnel
East River
Forty-second Street
New -York
Dolmgy
Sifth Avenue
Pitteburg Dispatch
Porty-second Street
Forty- Second Street
Park Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Tyes
Thirteenth Street
East Forty-second Street
Apple Belt Hopes for Record Apple Crop Says Philadelphia Record
The Pennsylvania apple belt, centered along the South mountains near Walrheld and York springs, is forecast to yield a record crop this year. The Philadelphia Record notes the region’s climate and frost belt influence on apple production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Adame Coutty
Saya
Walrheld
York Siprings
Waterloo church activities and notices
Waterloo churches report planned events and services. The Walnut Street Gap foundation nears completion for a church. Christ church Ladies' Guild hosts a rummage sale November 6 7 with extended hours. The R M C A hosted Rev G H Stauffacher and a short program. Ware Chapel Guild supper praised. mission study class Immigration tonight. Grace M E Bible study Friday. Epworth league begins at Grace M E. Universalist pastor outlined biennial convention work in Philadelphia. funeral of Rev W F Ralph mentioned. Additional lectures by H G Beaman on Does Waterloo Care if Young Men and Women Go Wrong attract large crowds. Foley’s Honey and Tar recommended for coughs. ads for lost overcoat and sale of feed grinders. cashiers wanted. Daughters of the King meet Nov 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist” Church
Efe McCullom Jones
Universalist Convention
Philadelphia
H. G. Beaman
Walnut Streat
Baptist
Thureh
Waterloo
W. F. Grafts
Washington, de ‘Ce
Market summaries from Waterloo Traders
The market report shows hogs opening steady to strong with mixed and butcher categories at 5.80 to 6.40 and 5 to 6.40 for various weights. Hogs closed five to ten cents lower, with 12,000 estimated receipts tomorrow and 2,223 hogs left over yesterday. Cattle opened about ten cents higher and sheep opened strong, with about 1,000 to 1,100 head noted.
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Chicago
Sheen
Waterloo Market Notes Open With Better Tone This Week
Waterloo markets report a steadier tone across cattle hogs and produce with demand from butchers improving and prices holding steady at local sale barns. Commodities such as grain hides butter eggs and dairy items show varied steady quotes from Waterloo Produce Co.Crickton Co and Cobu Bros while Crichton Co opens a Chicago based commission office in Waterloo under Harry Gale to provide cash based market reports and telegraphic updates.
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Waterloo
Reese Island
Bath
Bat Cattle Oy
Ceee Eens
Ganners
Harry EB. Gale
Fox Laws of Crighton &Co
Chicago
First National Bank
Carner of Sycamore
Ast Fourth Streets
Board of Trade
Secura S
Gale
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Edward Hubbell
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F 8. McLiny
Stetlal
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Dunkerton
Gindt
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C.G. W
Fred.Schack
Rev. C. Ide
Ww. A. Schender
Mitchell, &. de
Isabella—Willinget
Thomas Flynn
J. EF. Reed
Hanford Boomhower
Laporte
Ti. A. Pitkin
Belle Duffy
Cedar Naples
Afartin Bros
Vigor
Montrose
Bilts
Harvey Lichty
Orange Township
Mr. Lichly
George Seales
Forea GE
First
M. I. Church
Charles W. Town
Independence
Hilda Koob
Jesup
Mary Koob
Himit
John
Shannon
Ienal
G. Mallory
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Minneapolis
Biver
Mallory
Wisawa Lumber Co
Officrs
Lafayette Biock
M. J. Bid Dick
Collins
Iowa
A. H. Anderson
Melbourne
IL. Middleton
Shellaburg
C. 21
Shutters
Palo
R. Madick
Springville
Tacob Geyer
East Fifth Street
G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Moa
Bucklen
Wangler Bros
Robert Houck of
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C. M. Straley
John G. Kuhns
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William Welch
Isle
Myra
John Thee
J. Nelson
Marr Pualltown
Grace Westoéer
A. Buchholz
George Kennedy
Marion Krotzer
Parkersburg
Margaret
Cora B McMahon
G. Wilford
Mrs. Sanburg
Vinton
J. C. Wilford
East Tenth Street
W. C. Hollenbeck
Westgate
Henrynapp
Erlelsum
Eiots
Quartland Street
Knapp
Bremer County
Hi. T. Sadler
St. Peter, Minn
Dickens
Vuslueny College
Margaret Wilkingon
Dysart
KR. A. Steely
Elmer Gardner
Reinbeck
Leo. Lynen O’ Pinindeld
Bill
Charles Chapin
Charles
Hal
Georges Husman
Gretchen of Laporte
C. Munson
Mount Vernon Township
Loconioilus No. 109
Great Western
A. D
P. H. O'Neile
Sherwin-Williams Paintrolo
Dlcazo Beach
New York City
Philadephia
Jefferson Street
West Fifth Streets
Nathaniel Tobins
United States Army
Tobins
Ayer
M. B. Guthrie
Frank Siberling
Rochester
Minnesota
Fairview Cemetery
HG. Beeman
East Mullan Avenue
J. W. McMillan
Marvin Fowler
Oui Klinefelter
Sam Frank
J. L. Fortunski
Wd. de McGarvey
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Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Ten
W. Groves
Rocky Mountain Tea
Wangi¢r Bros
Frohman
Walnut Street
Gaplist Church
Ladies’ Guild of Christ, Church
G. Ll. Stauffacher
Logan Avenue
Indies of Ware Chapel Guild
Olass
H. W. Reherd
First’. Presbyterian Church
Board of
Grace Af. Church
Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church
Foley's
J.K. Toder
Gordon
Tom
Nang
Emai
Bouldin
Litchfield Mfg. Co
Gashier
McGune
Daughters of the King
R. S. Brown
Lamson Bros
C. B
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Sycamore
Monta
Istock Exchange
Atchison
Alaconda Vanes
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
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People's
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Paul v- Gag
Union
Pacific Ry
United States
United, States, Steel
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Peery
Tia
Union Mul Co
Oates
Wobee Ieee
SRO
Cobu Bros
G. S
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Sitius
Timothy, Baled
Timothy
Offiges
Maurice Welsh
Birequ
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