Waterlooo Cream Separator Co Sold to J T Sullivan
The Waterloo Cream Separator company at 117 East Second Street transfers ownership to J. T. Sullivan for 32500 dollars. The sale includes all assets and book accounts, with plans to operate as a partnership or new corporation and reopen within ten days under revised management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sullivan
Waterloo
East Second Street
J. R. McCoy
Sullivan
F. J. Eightey
Waterloo Cream Separator Company
American Creamery Supply Company
Waterloo Team Separator Co
T Ransfer
CG. F. Wichman
Wich J.T Sullivan
Positon
Howeyr
Much Money for Labor Payroll Last Week in Waterloo
The Waterloo payroll shows 5,028 workers on public and private improvements last week with a total wage bill of 90,580. Public contracts employed 540 on payrolls of 7,330 and private buildings 416 with 7,900 in wages. public work valued at 25,000 and private improvements at 34,600.
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Waterloo
J. , Ogle & Co.fihure
Banquet In Sewer Marks Franklin Park Milestone
Franklin Park residents celebrate the completion of a new concrete sewage conduit with a banquet held inside the underground sewer. Mrs Dora F Combes descended a manhole by lot to lead the feasting while cheers echoed from above and engineers explained the project’s history and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo
The
Tribune
Franklin Park
P. J. Martie
Desplaines
Dora F. Combes
William B. Mcauliff
Harry Lb. Emerson
Emerson
W.O. H. Quiley
Joseph J. Duffy
Ross ¢. Hall
State Supreme Court
Victoriaus
Rev James Takin to lead new Mason City parish
Rev James Takin formerly of Eagle Center will transfer to Mason City to oversee division of St Joseph Catholic parish and the construction of two new churches. He is praised for church and school improvements at Eagle Center including a $16,000 school building and grounds beautification. The Waterford convent rebuilding plans are adjusted to serve existing children.
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Baste Center
James Takin
Rt. Carme
Mason City
Sike
Eagle Center
Takin
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph Catholic
Father Takin
Gasle Center
Iowa
Keane
Nean Carolan
Charro
Watter
Pee
Zie
Wather Takin
Forest City
Weteroo
Dedication ceremonies planned for new Edifice on Park Avenue
A historic dedication program spans October 4 to 6 for the new Emanuel Evangelical church on East Park Avenue and Lafayette Street. Bishop Brey Vogel leads Sunday services. Rev. Nolte and Rev. Lorenz direct concerts and sermons. prominent speakers include W. C. Lang and Rev. A. L. Hauser. The $15,000 structure replaces a 40-year-old frame building. construction details and contributors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. € .Breyvoge
Reading
J. H. Bauernfound
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Agspataon
East Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Roy.t Nolte
D. H. Lorenz
Cedar Falls
Hreyvogel
EH. Nolte
George Knoche
Waterloo
Breyvagel
Cedar Malls
Waverly
Young People’s Alliance
W. Co. ‘Lang
Iowa
A. L. Hauser
Fort Dodge
Wit
Brey- Vogel
Nehovao
F. A. Ralston
George Scales
Jim Regiute
NM. Michael
Pew
American Seat Company
Grand Rantds
Ford Bros
Lennox Furnace Company
Marshalltown
Kellogs Fire Destroys Large Block In Kellogs Town
A massive blaze in Kellogs yesterday afternoon destroyed most of the east side business block on Main Street. The fire, starting near a Fisher stable, overwhelmed the volunteer department as water pressure failed. The Grinnell steamer helped save the district, while the Burton Bank block and Bobzin buildings suffered heavy losses. Local reports note possible total damages around $100,000 and say the Kelloge Tri- Lune office was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton & Co. .State Bank
Cart Bobzin
Alex Fisher
Fisher Ivory Stable
Kellogg Fire Department
Newton
Grinnall
Grinnell
Rock Island
Two Society Weddings and City Auto Aid Planned
Miss Pyrle B. Coates of Waverly and Mary R. Agers of Chicago plan to wed once Miss Coates recovers from appendicitis. The couple will be feted by a theatre party and bachelor dinner before the ceremony, as the Celibates club members joke on their vow. Also noted is a city auto order for Chief Dunham, a Reo 1403 model with a chemical tank to speed alarm responses, and several local business moves including Louie Hieber reopening a garment store and Wit L Pedfcord starting architectural work in the Dunkerberg building.
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Waterloo
Pyrle B. Coates
Waverly
R. He Agers
Chicago
Coates
Agers
Celibates Club of
Cupid
Chile
Dunham
Gorn Belt
Hove
Wit L. Pedfcord
Dunkerberg
West Pitth Street
Pedfcord
J. T.barkett
Pedicora
False arrest story from Waterloo sparks denial in Manchester
Manchester and Waterloo residents debunk a Waterloo originated tale that Fred Graham, once of Manchester, was arrested in Belleview Missouri for killing a deputy sheriff. Graham says no such incident occurred and he held a $1,000 Missouri job without arrest. The episode prompted regret over the spread of the false report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Waterloo
Fred Graham
Belleview
Miagouri
Graham
Uige
Ruth
Missouri
Town and Township Social News Descriptions
Local items chronicle church calls, Epworth League sociables, and visits among Waterloo, Dunkerton, and nearby relatives. Attendees include Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Arthur, Miss Brennen, and Rev. Dean. movements between Waterloo, Jesup, and Dubuque noted with family and church activities.
Jubilee Jubilee area sees mining and farming activity
Local notes report digging in the ice pond at Jubilee to uncover mineable material and plans for an ice manufacturing plant. Farm improvements include cement tanks and a pumping engine. Several residents travel to Oklahoma and Canada for visits or work while weather delays plowing due to no rain and a hospital departure in Waterloo.
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Sant
John Steubenrauch
Nick Ketlman
Fellton
Caspar Newenchurch
Charles Hucking
Oklahoma
Nick Blees
George
Canada
John Weltzein
Jacob Schmitz
Wilharm
Waterloo
Matt
Frank Rornong
Tewas
August Lang
B. M. Buechele
Jacob Loeb
Matt Klein
Frank Walker
Matt Bornong
Nick Phillips
Nick
Bankers to Colorado lead Waterloo group to annual convention
A party of twelve Waterloo residents and one Waverly traveler left Friday morning via Illinois Central for Denver Colorado to attend the national bankers convention. The group, led by W L Buckley, will travel straight through to Denver then on to Omaha before transferring to the Burlington. Additional members from Webster City and along the line plan to join, with plans to sightsee in Colorado before returning.
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Waterloo
Illinois Central
Colo
Bankers
W. L. Buckley
Danver
Omaha
Ilnols Central
Bure Engton
Corona
W. W. Miller
J.D. Easton
L. Johnson
C. L. Kingsley
Stockman
Hath
Kanemeier
Waverly
Webster City
Storm
Waterlooana
Colorado
Prisoners Labor on Rowelly Stone Pile Under new penal system.
Three inmates including Tom Morgab face hard labor at the Rowelly stone pile as authorities test a heavy hammer device for sentencing. Chief Leighton assesses the tool’s effectiveness, deeming the rock too hard and promising a different grade. Morgan and Sulth receive short terms and further adjustments to the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morgab
Morgan
Kepford
Five Bills Found and Divorces Granted in District Court
District court held a short session Friday and adjourned to Monday. Divorces granted include Mary L. Cutshaw from Sars D. Cutshaw and Nellis Jenks from Jerome Jenks with custody of a minor and alimony of 200 dollars. A restraining order on Jerome Jenks prohibits entering 102 East Tenth Street. Alimony of 600 dollars was awarded. The couples were married at Clinton on September 24, 1889 and separated on May 9, 1903. Grand jury reported most of the week. members Mack, King, Creger face charges of property theft, larceny, breaking and entering, and aiding an escape. Indictments include James J. Mack, James Greger, and Charles King for aiding an escape. William Dixon for forgery. All detainees remain in custody as the term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burdick
George Beetty
Sumner Township
Buchinen County
Independence
Tewis
Roy Tate
W. MH. H. Gifford
Pnet
W. H. H. Gifford
Milton
Att
Gifford
Ateady
Board of Supervisors
Treasury
District Court
Sasug
Mary L. Cutshaw
Sars D. Cutshaw
Nellis Jenks
Jerome Jenks
Tn Junc
East Tenth Street
Iber
Tha Gand
Haa Beel
Janes J. Mack
Charles
King
J. W. Hopp
James Creger
North End
James J. Mack
James Greger
Charles ©. King
Wiliam Dixon
West Side
Laporte
Man Shoots Self Amid Financial Worries Near Celwein
W. H. Green, a well known tenant farmer living north of Celwein, Iowa, died by suicide yesterday after planning to go to West Union to face bankruptcy examination. About 66, he leaves grown children. Worry over financial troubles is blamed for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celwein
Owa
W. HL Green
Here
Union
Penitent Bride: Young Forger Captured Near LaPorte
Willia Dixon, 22, a self confessed forger, was captured on his LaPorte area farm after robbing a husband on his wedding eve. He expressed remorse and promised to reform after serving a penitentiary term, while his wife Mrs Dixon, formerly Miss Weratt of La Porte, awaits his sentence at her father’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia Dixon
LaPorte City
Dixon Ia
Rimett
Dixon
Uttla
Doleclus Houston
Miss Wercatt
la Porte
Vieitad
Young Dixon
Ltte
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T. Sullivan
Stessenson
Wis
de, FL Christensen
Racine
Mias Margaret Stesgensen
O. Peterson
Joseph A. Blotz
Louise Steter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mark Cooney
Margaret, Koch
Wank Hernskke
Garwin
I. C
North Franklin Street
Penrose
Clarkaville
Mra. R. ii. Marshal
Mason City Eagle
Nou Tomane
Paris
Breyvogel
Park Avenue
Bauernfeind
Dartlett & Kling
Gilber Farmer
Herce
West Side Department
Auielc
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Alty
National Democratic Committee
Fred White
Por Saverner
Ralph A. Law
Cushman Bank
North Evnch
Mrr. Law
exSherrif Win. Law
Bivet National Bank
Thornton
Waterlog State
Blackhawl National Bitnka
Dollie
Iingers
Reg Moines
Dollie Graham
Rogers
Stogers
Dolfe
Toavas
Grant Brayton
Spring Branch
Titayton
Tera
Ike
Will
Bachelor Club
Hieber
Louie Hieber
Burch Bros
Johnson Mercantile Co
East Fourth Street
Kieber
Fith
Sycamore
Walnut’ Z Street Baptist
EB. Phifer
Bert Caryarm
O. D. Young
Young
Bern
Walnut Street
Cavey Place
Phifer
Raymond
Haupt
U. P
Barclay Center
Raymond Peiday
Epworth League
J. H. Douglas
Edwards
George Arthur
T. I. Smith
Catharine
Dunkerton
Hilzabeth Brennen
Waterlon
Dean
Will H. Hug
Sioux City
C.H. Hall
Rockwell City
Rottler
Dubuque
St. Donatus
Charles Britaman
Karl Britaman
Fox Township
Charles Weltzen
Charles Griteman
W. Way
John Fischerata
Chas. Raub
John Medd
Lisbon
N. D
St. O'Keefe
Jane Driver
C. GC. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Carnival
Knapp
Thaw
Pittsburg
Archibald Scranton
Harry K. Thaw
Independence News
Dulstin-Journal
Mra
J. J. Chas
W. Wetlaufer
Yester
Winneger
Waterl
Minnesota
Mit
Foreat
Viola Fox
Nutuqno
Mfs
Wiacomfort
Bette Imbamt
Ily
Robert Mum
Harl Eighmey
Pacific Coast
Denver
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Satta Fa
Stone Yard
W. H. Green
Bride
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