Thief Cornelius Morgan Captured In Self-Trap
Cornelius Morgan aliases Tom Morgan was arrested for stealing 29 in currency and a box of cigars from Glen and Frank Mobry at 708 Jefferson street. He waived preliminary exam and was bound over to the grand jury on 1000 bail, awaiting trial in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Mogan
Tom Morgan
Glen
Frank Mobry
Jefferson Street
Morgan
Grand Jury
Mobry Brothers
Center Point
McArthur
Zook & Bentz
Stouston
Gilbert Barn
Polie
Fenster
Biaker
Glen Moury
Hind
Clayton
Cedar Falls News Roundup and Local Obituaries
Cedar Falls notes a Chicago homeward return after a three week visit, local entertainments planned by Mrs J N Israel, and gatherings at Chapter A PF&O. Married couple Kenneth Coak and Louise Murry begin housekeeping in Clarksville. Parsonage work begins for Dr B B Fahs. Several residents travel, visit, or recover from illness as religious services and a Brotherhood meeting mark the week. Funeral services are held for Valdemar Halden Johnson and Simonson with interments in Greenwood and local homes attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Israel
Bess Chaise
Belle Vinalt
Hampton
Waverly
Clarksville
W. Fahs
Presbyterian Society
S. G. Moyet
LaGrange
Warmal Mack
New Hartford
W. A
Bethlehem
Valdemar Halden Johnson
Nels Johnson
Getaber
Special car to California departs Waterloo October eighteen
The Mainers Central plans a special car to California leaving Waterloo on October eighteenth with several locals reserving berths to escape a long winter. Route will pass through the Colorado section as part of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainers Central
California
Waterloo
Colorado
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Taft Crowd Photograph by J. T. King in Waterloo
Veteran photographer J T King captured a striking 5 by 16 inch view of Taft supporters gathering to greet the party on Saturday morning September 26. Exposures were made from the south corner of West Fourth and Blu streets showing a clear mass of humanity and recognizable faces amid surrounding buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J.T. King
Taft Parly
Ar. Klug
West Fourth
Blu
Mr. King
Mission church aims for Omaha standard pledge drive
First Presbyterian church of Mission raised nearly 1900 dollars toward a 2155 dollar goal for foreign missions. Dr. Charles B. Bradt from Chicago spoke amid a week of lectures and meetings. Leaders plan to raise the remaining amount with members not yet solicited despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iet Presbyterian Church
Charles B. Bradt
Chicago
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
First Presbyterian Church
Delegates Attend Opera Plasterers Convention Opened in City
Delegates from cities across the United States and Canada gather in Ottawa to open the annual Operative Plasterers International Association convention. The opening session notes strong church missions support and broad participation from Presbyterians and other denominations. Several leaders, including Representative Fowler, are named in relation to foreign missions and district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
The
Operative Plasterers’ International Associaion
Ottawa
Ont
General Assembly
Tate
Jgent
Newark
Charles
Fowler
Pinne
H. W. Reherd
Sitton
Foreign Missions
Synog
Iowa
Fifth District
Theatres Preview and Local Notices at Waterloo
The Waterloo theatre hosts hypnotism demonstrations by Mr and Mrs Norwood with brief addresses on hypnotism and its influences. A review highlights W. B. Patton's play The Blockhead, praised for realism and strong performances, with tickets urged for Saturday matinee and night. A kidney remedy advertisement follows along with church and court news from Rockwell City Iowa, including ministers withdrawing from the M E church and Judge Platt holding court with mortgage cancellation and juvenile matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Waterloo
W. B. Patton
Patton
Waterloo Theatre
Work and Wages at the Syndicate tonight
The Sherman company presents Work and Wages at the Syndicate theatre tonight with a strong capital and labor theme. The production runs for the first three days of the week with a special matinee on Wednesday and promotes a free coupon in this issue. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs and colds, with Wangler Bros. and J.ix Joder as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syndicate Theatre
Sherman Company
Foley
Wangler Bros
J.ix
Joder
Pew L-T
Summer Weather Wanes as Heavy Rain and Frost Hit Town
After a prolonged heat spell, a weekend storm dumped 1.14 inches of rain, flooding basements and driving residents to seek shade. Frost appeared at 7 am Sunday and Monday, 34 degrees, with little reported damage as crops mature. Farmers worry about late corn, but the frost may aid drying and crimping, easing later harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aéa
Married in Manchester and jail release amid town notices
Misa Lillian Davis formerly of Waterloo and her Cedar Rapids husband Mr Harry Wilson visited Manchester after a recent marriage. Henry Wilt, jailed for blood poisoning, was released on judge Reptord’s orders. D D Budlong and A F Budlong were fined ten dollars for a dance night fight at Red Men hall and assigned work on the stone pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lillian Davis
Waterloo
Harry Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Wilson
Davis Piano
Alex Wilson
Henry Wilts
Henry
Reptord
D. D. Budlong
A. F. Budlong
Basher
Cook
Redmen Hall
Passing Notables and Local Moves Reported
G A Leopard visited Des Moines over Sunday while Louise Lindsay of Plainview Texas accepted a stenographer role with Seash Land Co. Ralston discussed fall housing plans in Nashua. Mrs R Dubuque left A J Busby home after a week stay. Conry brothers traveled to Dubuane for W Quigley funeral. Kopace relative returned home from Des Moines. Allen and Heath went to Allendale on business. George J Lickty returned from the east after promoting Smith Lickty & Atflman Co. Rev A E Moody of Osweth precommunion sermons planned for Thursday and Friday at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. Leopard
Des Moines
Louise Lindsay
Plainview
Texas
Seash Land Company
Dg. Ralston
Nashua
Palities
R. Dushy
Dubuque
A. J. Busby
Thomas and
James Conry
Eagle Center
Dubuane
W. Quigley
Joseph Kopace
Des I Moines
H. B. Allen
S. Heath
Allendale
George J. Lickty
East
Smith, Lickty & Atflman Co
A. E. Moody
Osiweth
First Presbyterian Church
Boy Arrested Over Forged Check Case In Nevada Iowa
Willa Campbell faces grand jury action next January after being arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. Bond set at $1,000, with Campbell accused of presenting a $3.50 check drawn on Blackhawk Bank to pay for a Nevada Iowa ticket. The suspect, a youth known for prior mischief, showed penitence at a preliminary hearing but was bound over. He previously attempted suicide after family disputes and threats.
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Willa Campbell
County Jnit
Grand
Gonz
Campbell
Pawer
Agent Stealy
Rock Island
Nevada
Iowa
Blackhawk
William Campbell
Rand
Stealy
Blackhawk Bank
Isd
Jufficer
J. F. McSweeney
Hior
Livestock Market Opens Firm as Hogs and Cattle Rally
Chicago Sept 28 The day’s receipts show hogs and cattle rising with strong finish. Hogs open lower then close higher with good to choice heavies around 6.40 to 7.25 while rough heavies move 6.40 to 6.60. Cattle open steady, end strong. hogs carried over yesterday 65 714 head. tomorrow’s receipts estimated at 14 060. sheep open steady and remain steady as buyers eye prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eeyeseatciesy B
Cattia
Chatee
Local Markets Report From Waterloo and Chicago Hogs Dip
Waterloo and Chicago markets show steady demand for quality logs and cattle with no major shifts. Receipts at Chicago were heavy, hog values fell about 25 cents from last week, while cattle and feeder markets remained soft amid uncertain corn prices and election timing.
Divorced Within a Month in Dubuque Marriage
Mrs Jessie Lampman Jennings files for divorce from Perry Jennings after a Dubuque marriage on August 22 following an attempted Blackhawk county license. She alleges adultery cruelty and intoxication. asks resumption of the name Lampman and that costs be taxed to the husband. Case filed Monday, hearing not yet set.
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Jessie Jennings
Perry Jennings
Dubuque
Blackhawk County
Jessie Lampman
Charles City
Diarg
Salvation Army
Petitioner
Gsentleman
Min
Costa
Lampmian
Willi
W. L. Campbell
Sherrif Caldwell
W. N. Steley
Kepford
Butter and Produce Markets Hold Firm Prices
Butter remains firm with limited receipts from creameries and a near term rise expected. Eggs scarce, dairy at 2.24, potatoes, turnips, carrots, beets priced per bushel. Flour demand steady with good calls for all grades. patent and other brands show stable per 100 pounds prices. Hay market steady for top grades with straw demand rising in colder weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shana Wes Baye Lee Bbe
Seer
Waterloo
Timothy Hay
Reception to Bride Brings German Society Dinner and Hides Prices
An informal reception planned by Bir Joe Wlotz honored the bride and groom, hosted by the German society at Kurth hall. The event featured steady demand and firm prices for hides including No 1 28¢, No 2 5¢, and green hides. Grain deliveries remain buoyant with corn and oats in supply, while new crop prospects look favorable.
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Turkey
Bir
Joe Wlotz
En Werte
Brocd
Ape Aeri Nla
Aya Kurth
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A. Hind
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Talny
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Cedar Fails
James G. Milter
Fueral Serviers
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Gadbury
Thhnols Central
Fort Dodge
Hallister
Rocky Mountain Ten
Rank Winddemore
W. G Tekes
Burhyte
Brink
Dr. Bradt
St. Louis
Harlan, Knepp and Prouty
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Dee
Chica
James $. Sherman
Iterature
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Western Women's
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N. J
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Governor Fort
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Wangler Gros
J. K. Joder
Rockwell City
Northwest Iowa
G. ‘Moyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moyer
Thut
Thomas A. Stamp
Tondalehurch
Fonda
Will Holg Bazaar
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Elks Hall
Wangier Bros
Hollister
Willie Sampbell
Lamson Bros. & Co
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Cafelem
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Hoge
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