Perfect man hailed as ideal husband in Chicago divorce
In Judge Walkers court Mrs Elia Gillespie of Aurora praised John Albert Schultz as a “perfect man” who followed a strict daily program. Schultz testified his wife deserted him in 1908 with their daughter Ruth, now at Sebastian Texas, and he has sent more than 5000 dollars. The divorce was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Hus Panie
John Albert Schultz
Schultz
Elia Gillespie
Aurora
Walker
Ruth
Sebastian
Tex
Amara, Automatic Machinery Company
West Superior Street
Dental health and exams offered by reputable specialists
Health and happiness depend on teeth and strong dental care. The ad invites readers to visit for examination and a personalized plan, emphasizing twelve years of stable practice and a commitment to quality over cheap competitors.
Objects to Raise in Grain Rates
Chicago April 2 J L Kelley rate expert of the South Dakota rail tract commission resumed today before the Interstate Commerce Commission and objected to proposed increases in freights on grain for forty one western terminals. He argued the shorter hauls would be materially higher than established rates and cited Hawarden to Sioux City showing a 1 1 2 cent baseline with Northwestern proposing 16 1 2 cents for a 43 mile haul.
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Chicago
J. L. Kelley
South Dakota
Commissiod
Kelley
Wiley
Hawarden
Sioux City
Pauran
Turon
Northwestern
Huron
Muwarden
Tyllesius
Cresh
Local Misses and Visitors Reported in St Ansgar Area
Miss Amelia Intorf returns to Mason after visit home. Theo Brammer at German Lutheran conference in Latimer. Q Edward Miller attends Retail Jewelers meeting in Des Moines. Mrs Nath and kin from Clayton Wis visit Woodley family. Mrs Gibbons from Antigo Wis visits relatives. Mrs Herman Urandi and baby Gon from Austin visit. Mrs MerVey and son return home after weeks with her mother. L A Larson and party visit from Grayslake Minn. Alfred Tollefson to coast trip and expo. Cedar Valley seminary team played high school, score 7 to 0. Mrs Joseph Nelson and Wayne visit Galdfield for week.
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SY. Anstar
Amelia Intorf
Mason
Theo. Brammer
Latimer
Q. Edward Miller
Des Moies
Colby
R. Gibbons
Antigo
Wis
Herman Urandi
Baby Gon
Doesn
Austin
A. Miller
MerVey
John Smith
L. &. Larson Carme
Gkrup
Minn
Priday
Lanestram
Alfred Tollefson
Stre
R. Kirkman
Cedar Valley Seminars Hall
Gsage
Joseph Nelson
Wayne
Galdfield
Vite Hydra Advertises Tie and Carpet Longevity
An advertisement touts Vite Hydra as a product that greatly lengthens the life of ties, carpets, and similar fabrics. The claim emphasizes extended durability and care benefits for household textiles.
Local notices from Shell Rock and vicinity
Shell Rock papers report Mrs J Hall and daughter Nera returning from California after three months away and Lena Parrot recovering from illness. Mrs Hennhing fills in grammar class due to illness, and O B S members met for a pleasant afternoon with refreshments. Bets hurt in a horse incident. teachers changing. Canvassers wanted for the Hydra project.
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Shell Rock
J. Hall
Nera
Harsiley
California
Lena Parrot
W. Remington
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Geo. Young
G. Billinghorn
Walter Hennhing
O. B.S
Betts
Local notices and sales ads from Waterloo area
Patchwork classified listing including employment inquiries, rentals, sales of furniture and farm land, auto ads, and “New York immigration” land offers. Items mention Cedar Falls Waterloo area addresses, E. H. post office, Traphagen rental, Storm & Co., Klein Cres s town, and Joe Raymond ads. Calls for sales staff and low down payments feature prominently.
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Union Depot
Chautauqua Tark
E. M. Storm & Co
Commercial
Hudson
Vernis Martin
Haved Street
Car
Ling
W. Mullan Ave
Ing. A. Klein, Cresss, Tows
Flerrick
Joe First
Postofice
East Fifth Se
Joe Raymond
Chrif
Waterloo
New York
Aporeet
Urown
Toston Triokerage Co
Tug Sycamore Street
Iowa
Mrs Raymond Nowink Pavoks Unions Speech
Mrs Raymond Tobias president of the National Woman's Trade Union League urges working women to join unions to gain freedom and dignity. She criticizes Agwonton for poor conditions and long hours, and says solidarity with labor is essential to improve wages and protections.
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Lrajan
Raymond Tobias
National Woman's Trade Union League
Agwonton
Hobios
Winter visitors return home as locals note health progress
Families and individuals who spent the winter in California and other towns journeyed back Friday. Noor, Prof. Herninghausen, and local high school boys headed to Nora Springs at noon. Mr. C. J. O'Kerfe and Mr. Nicholas with daughter Nina left for Waterloo Friday morning. Mrs. Nichulax, hospitalized there, endured a serious operation and is reported much improved. Mrs. Rena Waudby of Vorhees, Pennsylvania, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cates, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Keyes from Keys Parcel Shop went to Waterloo Sunday for a brief visit. Mrs. Emma Holmes, visiting her daughter Mrs. Bennet Totosen of Northwood, has returned.
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California
Noor
Herninghausen
Nora Springs
C. J. O'Kerfe
Nicholas
Nina
Waterino
Nichulax
Rena Waudby
Vorhees
Allen Cates
Keyes
The
Keyes Srtinies
Emma Holmes
Bennet Totosen
Northwood
Kansas Town Announces Matrimony Bureau Plan
South Center Kansas on April 20 details a city marriage drive to attract residents by printing thousands of notices offering matches. Mayor and newspapers organize a cross-town matchmaking list of singles including farmers merchants and professionals to relocate and wed in the town.
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South Center
Kans
Jords Smith Center
Kansas Wheat Section
Martia
Sorth
Kansas Cities
Ely
Town Talk Highlights From Waterloo Relatives Visit
Town notes report Mr and Mrs HL and Myron of Freeport joined Waterloo relatives and other locals at various gatherings. Birth of a son at Presbyterian hospital followed by Miss Anna Hendricks eloping en route to Chicago. Banking club meets, doctor visits, a birthday party, and a horn failure near-miss case are sketched with names and places throughout the town.
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Mr. and
M's
Myron
Freeport, AL
Waterloo
Upper Wisconsin lands lure buyers with rich soil promise
Real estate men push a large land movement in Upper Wisconsin promising fertile soil in Rusk and Sawyer counties. The prospectus boasts ample rainfall, dairy suitability, and high yields on seven thousand acres, with sales volumes aimed at quick profits and a call for local representatives from Town and Illinois.
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Upper
Wisconsin
Rusk
Sawyer
Upper Wisconsin
Glover
Timothy
Iowa
Tileis
Middle West
Corn Belt
Par HouMirs
Upper Wisconsin Land CO
Ladysmith
Rusk Co
Mlinois
Iown
Rusk County
Y M C A Volleyball Clash Promises Excitement
Y M C A volleyball interline to face Cedar Hills association in local gym at 7 30 next Friday. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo teams did not advance to state tournament in Des Moines last Friday but both associations boast strong players. Noon league games saw the 6 25 B class beat the noon business men 21 to 15. The B class winners meet the 6 18 A class for the championship at 6 15 Thursday. listed players include Dr Fred Lifting captain J D Liftring Dr F Smith Dr R McCoy Hemsworth H Northey and M Coburn. The losers were Dr A J Muller captain C Chapman Stas Q Pike S B Prowell Austin Burt James Murtagh Ben Howery and C A Clark.
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Cedar Haylds
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Fred Lifting
J. D. Liftring
F. Smith
R. McCoy
Hemsworth
H. Northey
M. Coburn
A. J. Mueller
C. Chapman
Crescent lodge and W. 6 C. F. meeting announced
Announcement notes a special meeting of W. 6, C. F., No. 465 to be held Wednesday evening in the Knights of Columbus hall and urges all members to attend. It also notes Crescent lodge No. 21 Degree of Honor has its regular meeting in Labor temple this evening with the good of the order committee presenting the program and attendance urged.
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C. F
C. Ball
Crescent Lodge
Labor Temple
Committee On the Good of the Order
Mmbers
Weekend Visits and a Narrow Car Accident in Shell Rock Township
W J Hannon and family visited the IL L Mead family in Shell Rock township. Mr and Mrs Wm Whitney visited their daughter's family at Aplington. Five year old Roger Rainey narrowly escaped serious injury when a touring car driven by Miss Gertrude Van Deest struck him in Cedar Falls Street, the car passing over him but leaving him with minor injuries. Mr and Mrs Arthur Knipe and daughter were Sunday guests at D H Wick’s home in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bamford
W. J. Hannon
IL. L. Mead
Shell Rock
Wm. Whitney
Aplington
Roger
Ft. L. Rainey
Gertrude van Deest
Arthur Knipe
D. H. Wick
Cedar Falls
Rusk County land bargains feature 80 to 160 acre tracts
Advertisements list multiple Rusk County properties near Hawkins and Ladysmith. Offerings include 80 acres with 12 cleared, timbered balance, frame house and barn at 3500 cash with long mortgage. 120 acres near town plus 7 room house and barns at 55 per acre. 160 acres near county seat for a model farm. 160 acres with 80 pastureable. 80 acres, 70 cleared, with house and barn on main road. Box numbers provided.
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Rusk County
Hawkins
Wis
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Will Creek
Good Town
Glen Flora
Spring Creek
Fadysmith
Wilaconsin
New State Road
Conrath
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John Albert Schulta
Thar
Agon
Dr. W. E. Debe
Tia
DR. Debe
Iowa State Bank
Cor. W
Jefferson Sis
Weber
Pene
ST. Ansgar
Taylor
Rochester
Ida
Thurstey
Texas
von Ferhat
Wilson
Cedar
Tod Darth
Mra
Janes Barr
August Barth
Jefferson St
Ll Jenye
Jawa St
Ana Muto Modern House
Krensk
Moore & Moore Lumber Co
Mahdeany Uy
Ellis B. Wilson
Ldg
Korrie
Tinquire
Forest Ave
Black Hawk Co
HightRoom
Inquire
N. Barclay
Lye
Leland
Franklin
H. B. Boies
Washington St
Real Hatni
Chavark
Maxwell Case
Thonesferson St
Cumberland Black Rasepbert
Brousky. Phony
E. H
Boz
Raymond Nowink
Pavoks
Kansas Town
Little Hydra
Dexter Phelps
Bert Stoffer
John Maxson
Fred Ahart
Charles Ahart
Marble Rock
Abe
Stear Blind Boone
Opera House
le Lomita Chil
Louis Frank
Colonial Apartments
Jealowsy
Silas Northey
Wellington Street
Charles F. Harvey
North Barclay Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Anna Henricks
Minneapolis
Emily George
Blackwell
John
Colton
Kansas City
Aud Horstman
Reinbeck
Mary Bovey
Western Avenue
Minnie Horstman
Mrs. Bovey
Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Walter J. Rollins
Fairmont College
Wichita
Kan
First Congregational Church
Carleton Slas
Rollins
Kenneth Wing
Seventh Street West
Rea’ Estate
St. Mary's Auditorium
Our Lady of Victory
New Hartford
United States
Nature
Ale
Tora
Rusk County Development Association
Fels B&b Ca
Palladelphis
Bath Peek
Rnak Rounty
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