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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1907

Page

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Local report notes 1930s court actions and theft arrests

A Cedar Falls man assigned creditors a year ago on September 15 as $16,000. Habil des faces bankruptcy-style details while C A and G D Ralston were arrested for theft of a painting from a west library. Bugibesa College safe recovered from a river and opened by force. Numerous actions set for September term starting September 16, Sunday.

M. D. Philleo Cedar Falls Habil Des C. A G. D. Ralston West Aide Bugibesa College River

Waterloo Notes Wild in Passing Visit Plus Local Travel

Waterloo daily notes bursts of visiting residents and travelers from Vinton, Grundy Center, Chicago, and Dubuque. Local business, banking shifts, and a lightning scare at Parker street are reported alongside trains, theatre talks, and upcoming trips to Deg Moines and Wyoming.

CRAP GAME BUST IN PULPIT AT CHURCH

Detroh their Fbees at the pulpit of the new Church of the Messiah Saturday night the po lice found three men. George Greeley formerly a city detective and John Northolt were arrested. William Wagner returned Sunday from a trip in northwest Canada. The country is filling up rapidly and crop prospects for this year are satisfactory. MOSQUITO PEST KILLS POULTRY IN CHATTANOOGA. A mosquito plague has killed many chickens and girds and injured several horses recently. Cabinet photos now on sale at Simmons Gallery.

W. He Lucas Datota Ninnerata Art LaBarre Igor Charles West George Hi, Mortis Charles City HL &, Beckman Grundy Center Josephine Trost Paul Davila Dry Goods Co R.bratney Springfield B.S. Garrison San Antonio Texas Aisemenn Dubuesque Bir John Sprague New Hartford Beste Blackhawk National Bank National Bank of Commerce Kansas City Auarters Goash! Lumber Company Jefferson Fourth Inez Geiger Chidren Charles Burch Battle Creek Mich Powers M 'B. Kelley Belle ‘Platte Grace Rodamar Mund’ Hide!brand Rodamar Eagle Center L. B. Powers Rochester Minn Mias Genevieve Lichty George Flaher Underwood Lows Sioux City Ouker George Gilley W. A. Lichty Eid Fern Tracy Waterloo Arbe Thomas Bharges Anncorter Wis F. , Wilson Gayville South Dakota Clarence Emarson Postta Telegraph Co John Ginza Waverly Santa Fe St Marcel Mao Cardy Hirel Cedar Rapiis Wesley Bighop Wind River Wyoming Bber Bessie Waddell Handeaker Millinery Chicago Temas A Damem Deg Mofnes Thare Fred Wildhagen Heusa Road Jack W. Sutherland Hoe Garvin LaCusne Kansas Graham Bradley Attwood Bradley Iowa City Nateraity Arthur Fabish Wiliam Mots Big Booking Agency New York Klaw & Prlanger Messia, Nichols & Johnson Eléctric Theatre Fabish Morria St Louis New Church of the Messiah George Greeley John Northolt William Wagner Canada Wagner Chattanooga Tenn

First claim filed under new dog damage law in Newg County

Mary A. Alexander of near Dunkerton filed the first damage claim under the new dog injury law. A dog owned by Fremont Story killed two mature bronze turkeys and twenty nine young birds on September 11. Values total 20.92 dollars. The fund will cover seventy one percent of damages, paid from the domestic animal fund once created by the county treasurer. The board will review the claim at the next meeting, but funds cannot be paid until July when the fund exists.

Mary A. Alexander Dunkerton Fremont Hevt board of supervisora @uiy Board of Supervisors Posrd Sudttor Mary Purdus Des Moines Purdueda

Waterloos Bennett Manages Town W. C. T. U. Meeting

Last Friday in Mt. Vernon the Waterlo o W. C. T. U. held its final meeting before departure at Mrs. Bullie Ferris home on West Fourth Street. About forty ladies attended and officers were elected, with treasurer Mrs. A. J. Edwards becoming president and Mrs. Elizabeth Gravatte as treasurer. Delegates were named to the state convention at Council Bluffs. the district honored Frances Willard’s memorials and discussed funds for Chicago willard temple and other projects.

W.c T. A Bullie Ferris de Pennington Greyhound Furnlahing A. J. Edwards Reauta Elizabeth Gravatte Wara Cinelem Council Bluffs Ida Wise Chicago Willard Temple Frances Willard Sallie Ferris Degatve de Misq Brances Gromt Waterford

Children Taken In Hand By Judge For Homes

Judge Platt ordered placement for Rose and James Cross two orphans from a deserting father and an overwhelmed mother. The boy, two years eight months, goes to grandmother Mrs Horn. the girl, eleven, to her uncle Frank Horn. The mother sobbed as she parted from her daughter. A separate case, Sterling Paul Bucharan, a three-year-old, awaits disposition soon.

Platt Rose James Cross J. F .Mingaman Wilzabeth Horn Frank Horn Sterling Paul Bucheran

Another Bicycle Theft Report Highlights Street-Left Wheel

Bicycles stolen from in front of Unique panterfit Saturday night around closing. Mr Fuller left bike on curb while he entered basement. Brinkerhof found it missing upon return. Theft occurred within minutes, suggesting quick grab by thief. Police notified. pawn shops visited with no success.

B. Brinkerbort T. Fuller Mr. Fuller Mr. Brinkerhof Puller Brinkerhoft

Another Hospital Wagon Arrives For Des Moines Service

Hileman and Gindt unload a new hospital ambulance ordered in April from an eastern firm. The silver gray wagon features superior springs for smooth rides and a cot hung on springs. The outfit will be used for patient transportation between homes and hospitals, with Waterloo set to have two such vehicles. Built for Hileman and Glout per their design, it went into service Monday afternoon. State Railroad Commissioners Winnett and Rate Expert Powell of Nebraska, newly back in Lincoln, studied grain rate data gathered in Des Moines.

Hileman & Gingt O'sgeese & Towns Messrs Hileman & Gindt Winnett Powell Nebraska Des Moines Lincoln

Victor and Edison Talking Machine stock retail offer

Our store highlights expert care in the Victor and Edison Talking Machine stock with organized departments and private testing rooms. Visitors can compare prices locally, avoiding visits to Chicago, and are invited to bring competing prices for price confirmation. Also notes Foley’s Kidney Cure and a Pears price listing from G H Eighmey.

Victor Edison Chilear W. H. Jennish West Fourth St

Waterloo Theatre Schedules Two Plays and Parades

Frank Mehara’s mitesizers perform at Waterloo on Sept 18 with 22 colored artists. a noon street parade precedes. Holland debuts in The House of a Thousand Candles on Sept 1, directed by Hackett. Also Kirke LaShélle’s The Heir to the Hoorah comes Sept 24 with a noted cast. A lost bilious attack note credits Dr King’s New Life Pills.

Frank Mehara Mitesizers Waterloo Theatre Dontatug B.re Holland Hackett Nicholaon al. Blas Middleton Ito Holland Kirke LaShélle Paul Armstrong Pioneer West Jman Mr. Armstrong Arizona Texas Frank Monroe Helene Lackaye Ralph Dean Ben Higgins Harry Crosby Wangler Bros. Ding Dr. King

Inspectors Review Norris Siding Disaster Cause

Cedar Falls Sept 16 Special Davis division superintendent Rock Island road and three railroad commissioners visited Norris Siding the site of the Sept S disaster to determine direct cause. They toured the ground and found the track and cars in good condition despite a damages case alleging poor repair.

Cedar Falls Davis Rock Island Road Norris Siding D. J. Palmer Ketchum W.L. Eaton

Blydenburgh Demands Trial in Des Moines After Acquittal

Ebenezer Blydenburgh, acquitted of wife murder, arrives in Des Moines by train and demands immediate trial for H. B. Dickinson, charged with conspiracy to murder Blydenburgh's daughter. Officials promise September term actions against Dickinson and Dr. B. H. Gadd. Prices listed for sale at end.

Des Moines Ebenezer Blydenburgh Blvora Lawrence DeGratt H. B. Dickenson Blydenburgh Dickenson B. H. Gadd Brydanburgh Dickinson is/Seaes Team Babe

Pastors Quit Pay to Sell Life Insurance in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg on September 16 ministers say church pay is too low, turning to life insurance sales for higher earnings. Rev J C Carpenter of Washington Methodist Episcopal Church resigned, stating he quits out of necessity to cope with high living costs, not choice, and hopes to return to ministry if opportunity arises.

Pittsburg J. C. Carpenter Washington Methodist Episcops Church

Alpine deaths hit yearly Alpine toll record

Bere, Sept. 16. The summer toll of Alpine accidents reaches eighty killed and twenty two injured in ninety accidents, the heaviest year on record. Most fatalities were guides and vacationers, with three quarters from falls over precipices, plus avalanches, snow storms and lightning.

Bere

Retail druggists urge Sherman Act reforms at convention

Chicago Tl Sept. 18 Members of the National Association of Retail Druggists opened their annual convention urging Congress to amend the Sherman antitrust law. They contend that large monopolies in the drug trade are favored by the act while small dealers are harmed by restrictions on trade agreements to protect their interests.

Chicago National Association of Retail

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