Waterloo girl killed by Central train near Fowler Street
Miss Rice, a Waterloo bookkeeper, died five hours after being struck by Central passenger train No. 22 while walking along the tracks near Fowler and Vinton streets on her way home. She endured severe injuries, remained conscious to the end, and died at Presbyterian hospital. Relatives, representatives, and doctors described her injuries and the accident staging, noting she had recently worked at Artificial Ice Co and Cedar Falls, with funeral plans announced by Grace M. B. church.
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Ha © Rice
Mindy Central
Vinton and
Mobile Btreeta
Stearns
Cin Wuctor Hayes
Knapp
Aide J
Howard
Counreid
Fowler
Atreet
Fred Tones
George Gilley
Fred Witmann
Gilley
Bunt
Wang
Poligenian
Ells Rice
Tidependéance
Steely Ficer
Reed
Bri
J. J. Rice
Gnesenger
Presbyterian Hospital
Ela Rice
Des Moines
Guy ‘A. Feely
Mins Rice
Cedar Falls
Corn Belt
Hg ‘Artificial Ice Company
Tenth and
Water Streets
Abe
Ben
Welcome Delegates And Ministers At Waterloo Meeting
Delegates and ministers gather in Waterloo for entertainment and a Christan Endeavor convention. Opening services at First Presbyterian Church include welcomes from Rev. Reberd and B F Swisher, with remarks on city spirit and citizenship. Morning session features Vernna McKinley report, committee appointments, and discussions on temperance and prison reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Schywimiey
Auracker
Cedar Rapids
Procter
Reberd
Swisher
Waterloo
Watera
Lowa
Keya
Gelegalax
Bev Elven
Tighaitoung
Irsisida
Natiodale
Fala
Gome
Vernna McKinley
State normal opens with big attendance in Gedar Fas
Indications point to a satisfactory advance on of this Parar here will be no confy ay service for threw bouts todig an' account of the breaking of a trolley wire on the Mad. Tratho was resumed at 2 o'clock and ai] in, Tunning smoothly.
Government Grants Title for 25 Year Trust Interest
A government action grants a 25 year trust on a tract of land connected to a local company seeking a loan. The land, once patented by President Harrison to Red Paint, has a tangled chain involving heirs and names such as Susle Rabbit and Mixed Hair, with historic transfers and a note of customary, uncertain ownership. The attorney G W Dawson investigates the title amid complex lineage and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Dawson
Attornney
Harrison Ty
Oby
Rabbit
Cantor of
India
Masem Townehead Dies After Weeklong Illness
Masem Townehead died at Presbyterian hospital after a weeklong decline from peritonitis and Bright's disease. She had been ill for several years and was removed from her home at 414 Blum Street a week earlier. She is survived by her husband Arthur and daughter Miss Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Presbyterian Hospital
Blum Street
Arthur
Waterloo
Wife Granted Injunction Over Visit Trial
The 9 month separation case filed in district court centers on Mrs. Wetlaufer seeking to restrict her husband’s contact with their two and a half year old daughter. The restriction aims to prevent interference with custody while details of visitation and relocation to Chicago are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sient
Cass
Dour
Vatterddon
Ad Tran
Mia
William F. Vorce
Hidwarde Street
Bennington Aimbene: petition for divorce and alimony
Local notices report a divorce petition alleging inhuman treatment and seeking support for a child. Other items note carnival crowds, state fair losses, staff changes at schools, and farmers facing harvest challenges with varying crop yields across the region.
Beath Visits Stull Won John Edward Stull Passes
John Edward Stull fourteen months old died at the family home 647 Oak Avenue Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from acute Brights disease. He is survived by his mother and father and a six year old sister Mary. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Miller on Adams Street also passed away yesterday afternoon. Miss Mavoretti Hallowell of La Cyene Kansas visited Waterloo and will enter Cedar Falls Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rice
John
Weels
Ricets
Joel Millar
Waterloo
W D. Hull
Grace M. 'B. Dhuteh
Fairview
John, Taylor
Martha
Gertrude Hicks
Clint Pike’s Peak
Colorado’ Springs
Denver
Gert Fde
Tracy, Minn
Mrs
Iso
Po'ce -Aty Independence
Loccers
Mr Wetlauter
Mra. Woetlauter
Phe
Eitiher
Chicago
Ted Syn
John Edward Stull
Oakawn Avenue
Bright
Fas Bor
Pole
Wisconsin
Mary
Mavoretti Hallowell
la Cyene
Kansas
Misa Hallowell
A. 2. Hallowell
Cedar Falls
ODD FELLOW JOLLIFYING ENTHUSIASTIC DEGREES PROMINENT
The Waterloo Encampment No 11 held a meeting yesterday conferring degree work on candidates with a banquet. The Elgin team from Oelwein assisted, presenting the royal purple degree to a class. Delegations came from La Porte Hudson Cedar Falls and Waverly for the event. A six o'clock dinner from Standish cafe fed many members, followed by a watermelon luncheon and social time before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hudson
Apf
Oelwein
la Porte
Dudson
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Standish
Barclay Farm Leased Amid Local Weather Notes
John Penne leases Town Lanigan farm in Barclay near the former Schlecht property. Residents report many attended last Wednesday’s show by rail and team, and George Wellner mowed fields along the road. Local teachers Miss Myra Alexander, Miss Stella Sone, and Miss Margaret Robinson are noted in Barclay. Frequent showers hinder field work, and WIT Sass Sr. recovers from a strained back as wet weather impacts potato crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penne
Lanigan Farm
Barclay
Ty the Schlecht
George Wellner
Adullsidle
Myra Alexander
Stella Sone
Margaret Robinson
C. EH. Dunkerton
J. A. Preslen
Central City
Linn County
Las Englert
Fairhant
Hank
Smith
Charlie
Dewalt
Wit' Sass
Evanglical St. Pauls congregation Jubites celebration
The Evangelical St. Pauls congregation led by Rev H Beter of Mt Vernon held the 18th annual Jubites Aug 24 with former pastors Rev Krete present. The church, built in 1842, has seen minister changes over 26 years, Miss Mabel Brooks among attendees. Beth Gilbert’s Tile fair items were well represented at the state fair. The centre school begins in November with Miss Datrandpr as teacher and Whitney’s teacher, while Miss Nelle Kelderling starts fall term. Mrs Henry Moore travels with Calhoun county family. a three year old belonging to Alton Balch was reported, and Ezra Hewitt of Bean visited. Farmers plow. Geo Deeming returns to visit relatives. he formerly resided in St Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
H. “Beter
Mt. Vernon Township
Pagan Mon
Sss
Whitney
Nelle Kelderling
Henry Moore
Raryelok
Merion
Fndi
Calhoun
County
Aizina. Heskett
Alton Balch
Ezra Hewitt
Mrs. Glasgow
West
Waterloo
Geo. Deeming
Casa’ c
Bt. Vernon
Purcase of Woot tee houses business and property
Cowin and Lore Alford purchased the Woot tee houses business and real estate, with possession due October 165. Amos Wood, long associated with Waterloo, retires from active work as aging notices appear. The deal includes 249 feet frontage on Utica street and 150 feet on Lafayette road, with sheds, barns, and attached fixtures. Work began shortly after papers were signed as preparations for street opening near the parks continued. J P Lyon,T Lyman and Miss Moore of Eau Claire, Wis visited during a long western tour aboard a light white bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowin
Lore Alford
Amos Wood
Cowl & Alford
Utica Street
New Lafayette Road
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ATL Ace
Ilnois Central
Pain—Hailf Sister of
Repre
Muss ‘Ris
Obersting
Jerger
Dave Besa
Jr. Jemero
Bo Wilder
Davenport
Wilder
Witer
Edith” Fohnser
J. 8. Parrott
Matt. Parrot & Sons
National Association of Novelty, Manufacturers
United States
Mr. Parrott
Bryant Company
Thompson
Jane Spear
Youngstown
Ohio
Tom Morris
Laughter
Hanover
Tom
Ministers and Local Union
PMT
Fide
Branffacher
Cynion
Goa
Ayer
C. F. Eusten
Christ
C.J. Kephart
Clark College
Ks Kyptary
Irwin F. Leuk
Moray
Rev
Jcl, HH
Salem
Mass
Judiar
Worl
Fredenhaer
iAuracher
Cedar
Tose
Oklaho
Indiana
BaLaw
Hela 14 Trust
Masem
Mab
Ralph Wetlau
Janebville
L. E. Prosser
Toronto
Canada
Frank Murphy
C. Ib. Howe
B. B. Sherry
W. V. Dove
Ewine
Nashua
Howe
Main Street
Scrivena
Minnie Smith
jClint
Lee
Harry Greens, Jr
Decorah
Maynard
Jennings
Phy Askey
Freeman Farm
Stannard Jg
Eva
Chas
Cole
Barker
Gett
Cannent Work
Bennington
Durfey
Aimbeine
Altoona
Irl
Ruth
Sornest
Gcustoms Haven
Ith Slimony
Tha Court
Ceoln Nesfeld
Ron Holdiman
Fred. Robinson
McLaughlin
Missouri
John Carrolton
Otto Buhner
Dubugug
Fred Person
Waa
Dewar
J. Hoffman
Harry Henerling
Chaa
Ieeibea
Noltig
Glescoi
Ute
Buehner
Pri
Matis
Lesterant Big
Qtto Bredow
Wi Huck
Crdekee
G. F. Maile
Luna Sigmund Bredow
Minton College
Henry
Anna Buedtke
Pascot John, Sr
Strumpet
Waterlo Whar
Wolfram
Beath
Stull
Dunkerton
Mount Vernon
Woop ‘Bells ‘Ice ‘Business
Cowin ,& Alford
Purchiawe’ Tee Company
J. P. Lyon
T. Lyman
Miss Moore
Eau Claire
Wis
Ithe Eis
Middle West
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