Player Pianos Recital Delights Audiences at First M E Church
A piano company recital at the First M E Church featured the Apollo piano with solo and accompanying parts. A. C. Edwards of Chicago presided, with Miss Tina Martin and Prof. Robert Fullerton delivering vocal numbers. The program included duets, variations, and standard classics, drawing praise for the instrument’s natural expression and the performers’ skill.
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F. C. Evans Piano Company
M. BE
Apollo
A. C. Edwards
Chicago
Melville-Clark Piano Company
New York
Richards
Robert Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Tina Martin
Waterloo
The
Vetter & Watershicre
Chicago Musical College
Tiny Martin
U.S. A
Gregh
Wallace
Apollo Accomp
Wilson
Uma
Ed Holst
J. Ascher
Yale Captain Resigns Over Ankle Injury
New Haven April 14 Captain Philbin tendered his resignation as captain of the Yale baseball team due to a recent ankle injury.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Philbin
Robbers Blow First National Bank Vault
Robbers escaped with more than 10,000 dollars from the First National Bank vault in Spring City Tennessee after a break in early today. No injuries reported and authorities launched an investigation.
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Spring City
Tenn
First National Bank
Tiz cures corns and sore feet claims in ad text
An old advertisement for TIZ claims feet become pain free after first use. customers report rapid relief and removal of corns bunions and callouses. the copy touts drawing out poisonous exudations and contrasts with powders. price 26 cents per box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago IL.
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Sam
A. Hoover
Progress
N. C
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
City in Brief items and notices from Buchanan area
Local brief mentions include Buchanan Optical Co. and Syndicate building progress, L. B. cigars tasting praised, Mrs Hattie Liscom heading to Los Angeles, C G Wolf and William Evans visiting, James Mullen driving to Waterloo, Miss Ella May Moore improving from tonsillitis, C T Higgins traveling to West Union to relocate family, officials examining uniform text book methods in Mason City, Miss Julie Phinney leaving Standish restaurant for Rapid City to pursue a claim, Mrs M L Smith traveling to Waterloo after news of daughter Mrs Frank Jessup’s illness, Leona Paschke seeking a new position, Nashua Post noting Mrs Jessup's serious illness, Cedar Falls Record noting revival interest in Hudson Record and printing plant sale and Wheelock’s reporting for Fort Dodge Chronicle.
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Nashua
M. L. Smith
Waterloo
Frank Jessup
Cedar Falls
Farm wealth in U S climbs markedly in twenty years
Washington report shows farm produced wealth rising by 6.3 million dollars from 1889 to the end of last year, with 1889 total valued at 2.46 billion dollars. The Agriculture Department figures underline a substantial long term gain in farm prosperity.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Drunkenness Hearings End with Repeated Hard Labor
Jack McAn tomeny a pigmy descendant from the Emerald Isle faces the police judge again, his third appearance in two weeks. He has received four and a half days at hard labor in prior sentences and endures another dose this morning. He protests lack of money and questions why he drinks after release. An older soldier, Charles Tenever from Plainfield, was arrested for drunkenness but released due to age and service, as the judge rebukes the behavior and honors veterans.
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Paddy
Jack McAntomeny
Emerald Isle
Jack
Charles Tenever
Plainfield
Men Scoffed At Court House Fall Injuries Cited
A man named Tenever showed bruises from a fall on the courthouse steps yesterday afternoon. The text condemns drinking as unpatriotic and notes a remark about those who are ving. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as curing kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. Wangler Bros. and H. W. Taggart are credited in the ad copy.
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Court House
Foley
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Operator Held Up On a Train Near Wilson Junction
A Chicago Great Western operator from Reinbeck named FE. W. Johnson told Waterloo police last night he was held up on a freight train between here and Wilson Junction and robbed of 10 dollars by a stranger. He showed neck and head wounds needing four or five stitches.
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Chicago Great Western
Reinbeck
W. Johnson
Here
Wilson Junction
Johnson
Waterloo
Potatoes at Minnesota Burbank Price Five Decimals
Minnesota Burbank potatoes quoted at 50 cents per bushel at C. H. Eighmey's. Local market note lists price for buyers and indicates availability at the shop.
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Minnesota
Burbank
C. H. Eighmey
Waterloo Pioneer Thomas C Mork Funeral Held
Funeral services for the late Thomas C Mork, Waterloo pioneer, will be held Friday at 2 PM from the home 221 Eleventh Street East. Rev Elias Skinner will officiate with Rev E H A Valiant assisting. burial in Fairview cemetery. All children are away except Neils who has not been located. Daughter Mrs J L Buchen arrived from Oakland Iowa and son Ernest Mark from Osage.
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Thomas C. Mork
Eleventh Street
Elias Skinner
Methodist Church
EH. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Neils
Minnesota
Mre
J. L. Buchen
Oakland
Iowa
Ernest Mark
Osage
Janesville wedding as Stella Briner weds Ralph Newell
Stella Briner married Ralph Newell at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev Rederus. The bride taught in Bremer county and the groom is Dan Newell's son. Morning and evening services were held at the Presbyterian church as no M E service occurred due to the pastor's child illness. Funeral for Rev McBride’s child held at 2 pm. body shipped to Delhi Iowa for interment.
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Janesville
Stella Briner
Ralph Newell
Presbyterian Parsonage
Rederus
Miss Briner
Bremer County
Ralph
Dan Newell
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery Association
Wetherell
Laura Briner
Allen Sharp
McBride
Delhi
Iowa
Charles dieCready
Schuyler House
William W. Wallace
Grace Simpson
Mr. Rederus
Rev. McBride
Tilton
Smarket
Burton
Gqadbrook
BOON
al Decker
Cedar Falls House and Minnesota Farmland Sale
George Johnson of Sioux Falls owned the home place in Cedar Falls and moved his family. Administrator Mr. Calkina of the G W Lehman estate arranged with Mrs. Burkhardt for the sale of the farm acreage totaling 160 acres in Minnesota.
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Cedar Falls
Minnesota
George Johnson
Sioux Falla
Calkina
G. W. Lehman
Local Social Notes From Clarksville Apr. 12
Mrs. M. J. Perrin of Waterloo visits Clarksville relatives. Several residents travel to Waterloo, Chicago, Waverly, and other nearby towns. Mrs. George Chamberlain returns from a winter trip while Mr. Crosby plans a move to Avon. Casual social happenings, hospital news, and family visits fill the day’s local column.
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Clarksville
M. J. Perrin
Waterloo
Harry Leete
Greene
Minnie Smith
Church Street
Wedeking
Wahpeton
N. C
J. P. Neal
Mary
RB. Root
Rena
L. Summer
Chicago
Lafe Wamsley
Qurt
B. F. Sherburne
Cadar Rapids
Frank Coldren
Ed Madigan
Genevieve
Waverly
Floyd Cole
Carrie Price
Fred Russell
Waverly Hospital
George Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Schenevus
N. Y
Mr Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
Will Burress
Rochester
Minn
Alma Hickle
John
Lojie Davis
S. Bishop
N. T. Dye
George Gough
Shell Rock
Harold van Vlack
Bright
John Anderson
Packard
IF. G. Phillips
Arthur Walsh
J. Wheeler
A. Kephart
Sumner
Cadwallader
W. D. Strayer
Hudson
Bouton
Mary Mitchell
Brodhead
Wis
Chino
Calif
Henry Crosby
King’s Addition
N. J. Walwrath
Avon
5. D
Mr. Crosby
Mt Auburn Social Roundup Apr 13
Mt Auburn Iowa April 13 D F Townes returns from Santa Monica Calif Faye St Claire home from Fort Dodge for a week Helen Edmonds visiting Arch St Clair Leeta Leftin returns to Ames Prof King Cedar Rapids family visiting Mrs Lott Carl Wenner Vinton visiting sister Mrs C Whipple Ben Horton hosts sister Mrs Walter Klingaman Fremer hosts a guest from Waverly Baseball boys raised about 200 from Friday game Mr and Mrs Oliver Amburn Cedar Falls spent weekend with relatives and friends
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Mt Auburn
D. FE
Santa Monica
Calif
Faye St. Claire
Fort Dodge
Helen Edmonds
Dodge
Arch St. Clair
Leeta Leftin
Ames
Prof. King
Cedar Rapids
Lott
Carl Wenner
Vinton
C. Whipple
Ben Horton
Walter Klingaman
Fremer
Waverly
Oliver Amburn
Cedar Falls
Visit Notes Mention Local Residents and Purchases
Rev Will Hillmance Wisconsin visiting relatives in the vicinity this past week. Allen Steely in Readlyn Saturday. William Mether transacted business in Dunkerton Saturday. Mrs A Steely purchased a new incubator.
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Will Hillmance
Wisconsin
Allen Steely
Readlyn
Wiliam Mether
Dunkerton
A. &. Steely
Ralph Newell Marries Stella Briner in Quiet Ceremony
Winslow April 13. Friends of Ralph Newell note his marriage to Stella Briner of Janesville occurred last Sunday. The couple will begin life together while local families and relatives celebrate with postscripts of weekend visitors and kin from Waterloo Crain Creek and Waverly.
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Winslow
Ralph Newell
Stella Briner
Janesville
L. J. Hickelberg
Waterloo
Vossberg
W. H. Hickelberg
Crain Creek
Scale committee organized by coal operators and miners
Des Moines April 13 The joint scale committee of coal operators and miners organized by electing W H Rogers of Ottumwa as member of the national board and naming L P Love of the...
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Des Moines
Evening Press
Coal Operators and Miners Today
W. H. Rogers
Ottumwa
National Board
L. P. Love
Miners Meeting Moves Date and Coal Scale Rule
In Black Hawk County Iowa operators, secretary and Frank Cameron of Oskaloosa discuss adjusting the scale rule and moving the effective date from April 1 to April 10 for two years. The group also debates placing hand picked coal on the same basis as screened coal in sub district No. 2. A probate hearing is set for Ephraim French's will in May 1910.
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Frank Cameron
Oskaloosa
Ephraim French
M. Bentley
Anarchist Fires at Judge in Paris Palace of Justice
A Paris palace of justice scene stirred when an anarchist fired four shots at M. Flory, president of the court that found the gunman guilty. The shots missed, revealing a sensational incident amid the courtroom proceedings.
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Paris
Palace of Justice
M. Flory
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U. S. Candi
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St. Louis
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Parkersburg
James Mullen
City
Ella May Moore
South Street
C. T. Higgins
West Union
G. F. Johnson
H. A. Moore
CG. A. Rownd
County Board of Education
Mason City
Julie Phinney
Standish
Rapid City
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John Albright
Henry Hesse
Ernest
Andrew Daniels
Will Spies
George
William Steely
Burch Bros. CO
Maslin Underwear
Phipp
Sailors
Kayser
Perrin
Bureh Bros. Co
Fourth ST
France
Oscar Silfan
Cortright
Esther Gerholdt
Cadar Falla
W. H. Eickelberg
George Gessler
Francis Newell
Runkel
Runkel Bros., Inc
Mirs
West 30Th St
Flory
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
M. H. Hill
East Fourth Street
Jessie L. Woodruffe
West Fourth Street
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