Bell Zoller Coal Co v Waterloo Cedar Falls Train Delay Verdict
The Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway faced a verdict for Bell Zoll er Coal Co for 2361.68 after a motion to direct a verdict, with damages claimed for coal supplied under a one year contract ending April 20 1907. The case examined coal quality and engine damage but evidence of special damages was denied.
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C. E. Ransier
Bell-Zoller Coal Company
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Norther Railway
Plaintift Company
the & Art
Denver
Longley
Tripp County
Dallas
S. DG
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Jowa Head Is Winner Rosengitt Angus Cattle Show Champs
The Rosengitt herd of Angus cattle owned by Professor Kennedy and colleagues won seven championships and numerous top placings at the American Royal show. The herd, ten animals strong, posted nine firsts and many seconds and thirds, signaling a strong finish planned for the international in Chicago.
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Ames
Iowa
Rosengitt
Kennedy
Siyerly
Kelley
Chicago
Winter YMCA LECTURE SERIES BRINGS GREAT TALENT TO WATERLOO
The Waterloo YMCA announces a winter lecture course with top national names. November 10 features Commonwealths Laures Orchestra of Boston. December date unlisted for Arthur McMurry. January 11 Elias Day and wife. February 20 Frederick Ward Shakespearean impersonator. March 2 Dr J G Herbert. April date for Low J Beauchamp. Entire series offered for a nominal one dollar.
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Sla
Commonwealths Laures Orchestra
Boston
Hal
Arthur McMurry
Elias Day
Mr. Day
Frederick Ward
Ward
J. G. Herbert
J. Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Waterloo couple wed in quiet ceremony at clergyman's home
A Waterloo couple, Gene C. Trupp and Bessie E. Leckington, were married in a calm ceremony at the residence of Rev. J O Stevenson. They will reside at 924 Birch avenue. The report also notes Wick Webber begins a $3,000 modern residence on Franklin street and an old house moves to Saxon street.
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J. O. Stevenson
Gene C. Trupp
Bessie E. Leckington
Waterloo
Trupp
Birch Avenue
Wick Webber
Pranklin Street
Saxon Street
New Card Rumors on Illinois Central Schedule Change
A proposed time card for the Illinois Central aims to resume the clipper between Waterloo and Dubuque next Sunday October 25. It would adjust trains 3 and 6 with new arrival and departure times, add eastbound services, and shift crews from freight to passenger runs to improve mail and regional service.
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Illinois Central
Waterloo
Dubuque
Chicago
Dasher
Ninais Central
City
Watterloo
Here
Dubnane
Elle Persons
Fort Dodge
Freeport
Central
Freesperk
Pennington Held After Waterloo Arrest in Murder Plot
Amos Pennington was arrested by Chief Leighton and Pat Tolman after arriving in Waterloo with plans to kill George Wilson. A .22 pistol was found in a Mill Street room, and Pennington, who previously fought with Wilson, faced investigation while authorities linked him to threats against Patrolman Widmann.
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Amos Pennington
E. A. Leighton
Pat Tolman
F. M. Wells
Pennington
Waterloo
George Wilson
Mill Street
Wilson
Pen Pington
West Side
Leighton
Fred Widmann
Widmann
Wilsors
Robber hits Titonka post office in early morning raid
In Titonka near Algona, a robber shot G I Westlake of Titonka during a post office hold up. Sheriff Lilly leads a posse in an automobile search after the burglar fled through a rear door, having earlier looted a drug store but securing nothing from the post office.
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Algona
Iowa
Titonka
G. 1
Westlake
Lilly
Lee C. Wolf
Kirkwood Library Gift to State Historical Society
Mrs. Samuel I. Kirkwood donated the library of Iowa’s famed war governor to the state historical society. The set includes thousands of books with high research value and a forthcoming biography in the Iowa Biographical Series under society sponsorship.
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Towa City
State Historical Society
Samuel I. Kirkwood
Library of Iowa
Kirkwood
Iowa
Hisstorical Society
Fire at Thornton Elevator and Lumber Yard Burns Large Loss
Mason City reports a Sunday night fire destroying a Thornton elevator full of grain owned by Perse Elevator of Fort Dodge. Loss about 9500, with flames spreading to Woodford Wheeler Lumber yard causing 10000 in damages. Nearby buildings damaged. total loss about 25000. C Eyler of Dows injured while fighting the blaze.
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Mason City
Thornton
Perse Elevator Company
Fort Lodge
Woodford-Wheeler Lumber Company
Varda
C. Eyler
Dows
Taidteutty
Carroll Bank Chief Culbertson Ends His Life Amid Despair
W L Culbertson, head of the First National Bank of Carroll, died by his own hand amid business troubles. He was the third Culbertson brother to take such a step in four years, following R L Culbertson and J A Culbertson. The bank's doors were closed pending examination, with bank cashier J E Coburn stating assets should cover all deposits. The note cites failed irrigation investments and costly trips to Chicago and Omaha as drains on his finances. Carroll mourns a respected leader and former state legislator. his widow was a longtime teacher.
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C. D. Gass
Frank McDonald
J. L. Balyeau
Mr. Gass
Pleintiff
Chicago
Carroll
W. L. Culbertson
First National Bank of
First National Bank
Gulbertson
Hanover Canal Company
Big Horn Valley
Wyoming
Omaha
J. E. Coburn
Culbertson
Culbertgou
Tmu
General Assembly
Cullertson
Glu
Iowa
Tha Culbertson Orethera
Innett
Tom Brewster
Chia
Annette Avery
Tom
Notpl
Bel
Adepta
Miss Avery
Milkh Cows at Auction To Meet Demand
Strong demand for dairy stock drives sales at Great Western stock yards next Saturday afternoon. Wm Holland will offer choicest springers and milkera under Government approval for private use. Av Wells to move to Milwaukee for Nutritious Milk company, leaving Waterloo after four years with Sind-Unger. Chicken thieves raid J M McDonald hensery on West Seventh Street, stealing most of the flock including prize stock.
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Ivestock
Great Wantern
Wm. Holland
Apringera
Inllkera
Milwaukee
B. J. Weils
Welle
Nutritious Milk Company
Peat
Sind- Unger Company
Wolla
Sonthe
Henvy
Waterloo
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodges
J. M. McDonald
West Seventh Street
Mr. McDonald
Blackhawk
Parasol Romance Sparks in a Quiet Summer Cape Tale
A tale of Tom Brewster and Annette Avery unfolds on a seaside veranda. Tom, shy and enamored, bravely pursues Annette as a parasol mishap becomes a playful test of courage. Their creek boat outing ends with a moonlit confession written on a crotonne parasol, signaling an eventual embrace.
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