Remembering Septembers Past in Local Affairs
On September 23 four years ago Iowa and Northwestern Railway Company incorporation papers were filed, a Third District party convention met, a prohibitionist meeting aided the county ticket, a water company report to Cornell was published, Woodmen of the World planned a Fort Dodge excursion, and farewell sermons were given by Rev. Loveland and Rev. Cattermule before their Upper Iowa conference departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa and Northwestern
Court House
Water Company
Cornell
Woodmen of the
Fort Dodge
Bent
F. L. Loveland
M. EF
BE. G. Cattermule
Grace M. * EL
Upper Iowa
Waterloo News Briefs Cover Visits and Local Transactions
A flurry of city chatter includes Len Gladt of Fort Dodge visiting friends, a marriage license issued to William D. Shearer and Alite Walsh, and George Ellis returning home from his sister’s. Many locals attend Cedar Rapids carnival week. Et cetera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Gladt
Fort Dodge
City
J. W. Casa
Hazel
Bumner
William D. Shearer
Hampton
Alite Walsh
Waterloo
Children Rushed Farm Victims In Waterloo Crash
Mrs. Shaw and her son John Shaw lie hospitalized after separate accidents near Waterloo while two children Belle and Harry Shaw manage the farm six miles northeast of town. The mother, over fifty, broke her hip and was moved by ambulance to Waterloo. John Shaw, 34, injured in the Norris Siding wreck, remains in hospital with leg and internal injuries. The farm duties fall to the two young children during a busy season, threatening long-term disruption at the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shaw
John Shaw
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Belle
Harry Shaw
Lergon
Rock Island
Norris Siding
Women’s Club Meeting Highlights Second Season Session
The Women’s Literary Society met at the West Side Library for its second seasonal gathering. Dr Stevenson discussed The Chosen Nation with Miss Evans presenting on Genesis in Waterloo, followed by Nebula Theory by Supt. Bloodgood and Miss McElhinney. Mrs Richards told The Story of Friends, Mrs Chapman spoke on Abra, and a note on Master Don Garyham’s scarlet fever recovery concluded the program. Funeral services for Mrs Henry Glas were held at 419 Lane Street, with interment in Clarksville. Mr and Mrs John Andrews returned with their son Dale after his near fatal accident in South Carolina. Delegates to the federated clubs convention at Independence were elected, with Waterloo Club planning strong attendance and a detailed agenda of speakers and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suusuauies Literary Society
West Side
Stevenson
Suymme Ouyog
Weuuery Jblim
Henry Glas
Lane Street
H. W. Reberd
Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Clarksville
John Andrews
Waterloo
Dale
Chamberlain
S. C
Temple
Mre. A
B. Lovejoy
W. FP. Parrott
Federates Clubs
Independence
Waterloo Club
Iowa club women set for state federation convention
Dubuque and neighboring counties prepare for a state federation convention with speakers from Mrs Nash to Rev Atchison. Indications point to two delegates per club from Allamakee to Blackhawk, meetings Oct 6, entertainment planning, and a question box led by Mrs Freeman. Waterloo and Independence announce upcoming nuptials and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilary B. Hancock
Dubuque
Iowa
John A. Nash
W. C
Audubon
Mary Calking Chassell
Women of Independence
Allamakee
Clayton
Delaware
Buchanan
Blackhawk
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Independence
Manchester
Lansing
McGregor
Waykon
Fairbank
Laporte
Postville
Bri Wader
Civic Department
Margaret Clark
Matt, Parrott
Florence Wilder Norman
Marriage license refused for Perry Jennings in court
Perry Jennings, noted for poverty and public attention after a prior incident, applied for a marriage license at the courthouse but was denied. He seeks Jessie Lampman, a divorced woman with four children, one of whom died shortly after birth and others placed in Waterloo families. Local gossip and court comments followed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Jennings
Court House
Jessie Lampman
Lampman
Waterloo
Fune
Jennings
Jepou
The Toasted Sweet Of the Cornfields
A nostalgic feature on Indian corn as mankind’s staple, its cultivation, nutrition, and modern cooking prestige culminating in praise for Elijah’s Manna and Postum products. guidance on storage to preserve flavor. mentions of rival foods and a moral about moisture control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiljah
Cere
Exjak
Postum Co
Battly Creek
Rich
Announcement of Credits and Telephone Time Usain Update
Notices indicate credits may be unissued while a changeover to Nene is planned. The item also mentions taking over telephone time services, suggesting a shift in management or operational control.
Degree of Honor Regular meeting notice
Degree of Honor Regular meeting on Tuesday evening October 1st. The Philotes club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Claire Parker 21 Almond street. Entre Nous will meet with Mrs. J. E. O Keefe Tuesday October 1. Daughters of Isabella entertain Tuesday evening October 1 at the home of Mrs. A A Duba 220 Randolph street. Take Home Park car to Third and Wellington. Franklin Chautauqua Circle meets Tuesday October 1 at 2 30 with Mrs. H W Grout 204 Lo ERD avenue. Barber shops go into winter quarters tomorrow October 1 closing until 7 30 p m for six months. Special board meeting of M G C A at 7 30 p m tonight to discuss matters of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philotes Club
Wwill
Claire Parker
Almond Street
Entre Nous
J. E. O'Keefe
M. J. Butterfield
A. A. Dubs
Misa Irene Diba
Isabella
A. A. Duba
Randolph Street
Third
Wellington
Franklin Chautaugua
H. W. Grout
Lo- Erd Avenue
Winter Quarters
M. CG
Wish Return of Rev Hull at Grace Church Board Meeting
This week marks the end of Rev EB Hull's first year as pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church. The official board meets at 7 40 p m to decide on his return for another year. His work is praised as tireless and effective, with a growing congregation of about 800, possibly the largest Protestant church in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Hull
Lost Opening Game Sees East High Fall To Cedar Felts
The East Side High School football team opened the season with a 6 to 0 loss to Cedar Felts High on Saturday afternoon in a clean contest. Waterloo hosts next Saturday with players listed for Waterloo: Enis Kelley Smith tackles Miller Brown guards Williams Cranston center Jensen quarterback French half backs Volding J Kelley full back Hoenig. Jel! Grapes Sets price at C H. Rev. W. H. Reherd left to visit ill brother in Genesen Ll. Lost small yellow pug dog Sunday. return to 827 Lafayette St. Reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Cedar Felts High
Iowa Falla
Will
Waterloo
Enis
Kelley
Smith
Miller
Brown
Williams
Cranston
Jensen
French
Volding
J. Kelley
Hoenig
States' Attorneys General Confer Over Trusts And State Rights
In St Louis on Sept 30 a two day meeting of state attorneys general from over twenty states begins to map how to curb trusts while preserving state rights against federal overreach. Topics include railroad regulation, curbing unlawful combinations, and jurisdictional battles with federal courts. Livestock figures and market notes follow the conference agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Hadley
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Tennessee
Texas
Ildtois
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Wiliam $. Jackson
New York
Standard Ill, Trust
Wade Ellis
Herbert
Harley
At-7
Torneys General
Geveral
South
Middle West
Dubuque Sends Two Coaches to Waterloo Line
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern has secured two additional cars from Dubuque and expects service today. Six cars are now on local lines with four from Des Moines added Saturday. Two Dubuque cars were taken to shops for minor repairs and should resume service by tonight. Union Station services restored on all local lines. one extra car kept for emergencies. The surge on Hast Fourth near the park caused delays as rails were tightened. New cars seven in total are expected to arrive in Waterloo within two weeks with additional track switches planned along troublesome sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern
Des Moines
Union Cong
Tergebe
Simolay
W. Keeler
New York
Colesburz
Towa
A. W. Keeler
Thas
New York Stock Market Local Markets Report
Waterloo markets bulletin dated Monday September 20 lists prices for farm goods and commodities including eggs corn wheat oats rye barley and various hides and poultry. It notes bid and ask ranges with multiple cents figures and unit prices for hens chickens and horse hides.
Dairy and Poultry Market Report From Chicago
Chicago market notes on dairy and poultry dated September 30 show cheese prices steady with various grades and values, and live poultry steady with turkeys, chickens, and springs priced at mixed cents per pound. The fragment mentions Young America and Twin brands with quoted cents, reflecting fluctuating retail and wholesale values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Odirm
Dai
Hickena
Home Pantorium Sord Changes Hands in City
H J Bisbee turned over possession of the Home Pantorium to A Hackbarth and George Quest this morning. Hackbarth, a former local resident now returning, will manage the business. he has been a tailor in Denver Gol for six years. Bisbee plans to move west with family in coming months after six years of local work. Also listed: for rent a new five room house on Rid lok corner Fiflesath and Commerce, $12 monthly, and a four room boast on Commerce street, $10. Sold Bros The Shoemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bisbee
A. Hackbarth
George’ Quest
Hackbarth
Denver
Gol
Steen
Bisbea
Fiflesath
Commercelal
Stolt Bros
Shoe Men
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Sant Justin
C. H. Eighmey
Edna Strong
Eda McCune
Business College
Ellis Hay
Greele
Attorney Buck
Seattle
Washington
Elmer # Feely
Ephremy Wolf
Franklin Street
Matej Iaulkner
Bettleg
Nteely
E. Bentley
Menyana
Wyoming
Dr. Barber
Wancoma
Smith Home
West Eighth Street
H. W. Heberd
Geneseo, NL
Cedar Rapids
Kohagen
Waverly
N. P Ehy
D. B. Caeney
Sarah Burris
Cedar Valley Association
Burris
Igintist Church
W. B. Phreps
Walnut Street
Blanche Martin
P. J. Martin
John J. Owens
Mary Moore
Waterloo Township
Robert Mastin
Lela Hasbrook
Grundy Center
Ln Waterloo
Lewis Kahter
Dun Hommel
Tony Noble
Nashua
Clyde Wager
Gilson Gard
Ed. Hall
Jastner
Jacob Antone
Mght
Portlaid
Mamy Bradfield
George Ellis
T. C. McCarthy
George Marquette
Will Foley
Beviah Long
Ethel Speaker
Manson, Iowa
Hills Hotel
R. M. Knox
Grace Leavitt
Goldie Blebeshimer
Waterloo Loan and Trust Company
Vinton
Robert Fullerton
Robert Finkhing
Frank van Kirk
Chiczee
District Court
John Watson
Fréek
Sternheim
Epworth League of Grace MW
McDonald Condert Company
Grace M. Ey Epworth
Alfred EB. Utter
Josa
Wil
Edwards Street
A. H. Alverton
F. A. Cokeyall
G. D. Swift
Alex Coseraye
Duluth
St Louis
Dulith
F. C. Sage
Oregon
California
Charles O'Keefe
Marble Rock
Norris
Charles van Viegh
Fred A. Benton
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Andrew Kerr
Lulu Kerr
Winton
Citizen's Savings Bank
Taylor’s
Logan
Citizen's Bank
Mn Aerae
Misa” Eaith Evans
Lawrence Bretyster Harlin
Elgin
Miss Mueller
Be Payne
Frances ‘Payne
Will ‘Foulk
Washburn
Miss Payne
Aurie
Minnie Foulk
Martha Bird Stilson
Thomas William Eaton
Shey
East Seventh Street
C. B. Stitson
C. H. Eighmey’s
B. F. Swisher
Wellington Street
Vinnie Northey
del Strathers
Omaha
Frazier
Lawrence
Daisy Sheppard
Oskaloosa
Cushman
Northey
James Dooley
Walter Kyle
Charles Parker
First Baptist Church
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Belle Moothart
Rey
A. B. Keeler
Sridal
Lore Alford
Honer
Nina Ricker
Archie Breit
Numhers
Bluff Street
Alice Mueller
Ton Commercial Street
Rev
Grace M
C.H. Eighmey
W. H. Reherd
Genesen, Ll
Lafayette
Nesg
Parsons Music House
Sycamore Street
Eoviel
Stowe Trias
Alomison Ve Sces
Anaconda
Waeene
Louisville
Nashville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Getetetess
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Santas
Union
United States Steel
First National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
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