Harry Limbert Takes A Bride In Nashua Ceremony
Miss Ruby Knight of Nashua wed Harry Limbert of Waterloo in a noon ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple planned a two week honeymoon through Colorado before settling in Waterloo. The groom is connected with North Star Egg Case Co. The article notes a local diurnal ad about Chamberlain’s remedy and includes a long row of unrelated local notices and visits.
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Nashua
Ruby Knight
Harry Limbert
Waterloo
Z. C. Knight
Will Kirwin
Methodist Church
Nashua High School
Business College
North Star Egg Case Co
Greene
Rock Island
Colorado
Buffalo Bill Comes Thursday to Waterloo Fort Dodge Stop
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill travel from Marshalltown to Waterloo by Illinois Central. Exhibitions follow noon and evening on the Illinois Central grounds with three trains arriving around 430 to 500 AM. Cars unload on Lafayette or Sycamore Streets and transfer to IHinnis Central for Fort Dodge, their next show site. This marks Buffalo Bill’s farewell appearance.
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Buffalo Bill
Plains
Waterloo
Far East
Illinois Central
Marshalltown
Chicago Great Western
East Side
Lafayette
Sycamore
Ihinnis Central
Fort Dodge
Fourth Street
Clarksville News Briefs Include Visiting Relatives and Chautauqua
Aug 9 Clarksville notes Mrs Hester Coldren visiting son Ea and family at Hampton. Rev Sinclair traveled to Livermore for the death birthday anniversary of his father John Best. Ed Hickle of Water loo and wives visiting relatives at the temperance Chautauqua. Mr and Mrs Webren of Shell Rock visited daughter Mrs Albert Huber. Ethel Porter returns home from a three weeks visit with her aunt.
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Clarksville
Hester Coldren
Hampton
Sinclair
Livermore
John Best
Ed Hickle
Waterloo
Webren
Shell Rock
Albert Huber
Ethel Porter
Mra
Community News From Mount Vernon Township Aug. 3
The Mount Vernon area reports visits and outings with the Dunbar and Callahan families traveling to Waverly and Shell Rock. Several residents share time with relatives in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Okoboji while noting dry conditions. A pony accident injured Lynn Burke and Levers e e family trips and local visits with Bartes, Fincheford, and Waterloo residents are recorded.
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Mount Vernon
PA Dunbar
John Callahan
Waverly
Shell Tock
Elsia Westphal
Waterloo
Sam Leversee
Willis
Cedar Falls
Conrad Frita
Houston and
Grady
Lake Okoboji
Blackawk County
Katherine
Alice Benter
Raymond
Lynn Burke J
Austin Leversee
Delmar
Hudson
Bertha Tywell
Riceville
D. K. Smalling
Rolin Cheeney
Giles Leversee
Clarence Leversee
Oscar Wagner
Plainfield
Denver
Annie Bandfield
Cedar Falla
C. L. Decker
Frank S Fitkin
Janesville
Saveral
W. H. Hammer
Hillside Cemetery Association
Hammer
Amog Leversee
John Silvers
Finchford
Oscar Davie
Mabel Benton
Ralla
Creenay
Torrential rain floods streets and lights dim in forenoon storm
An hour long thunderstorm drenched the area with 1.40 inches of rain, turning streets into rivers while darkness forced lights in stores and homes. A nearby train and rail beds escaped major damage though catch basins clogged, basement flooding feared. Lightning struck a residence, roof damaged slightly but losses small.
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Illinois Central
Mall
Winthrop
Independence
Floyd Robinson
Dawson Street
Local Notes From Rockford Aug 9 Chautauqua Opens
Rockford daily notes travelers visiting relatives in Illinois Michigan and Canada and a busy slate of local events. Mr and Mrs John Brown return from Chicago medical care Mrs George Wratt heads to Manitoba. Chicago visitors Minnie and Ella Echmier spend extended time with their mother. S W Crowell and Mrs Nellie Barden visit Greenville Michigan. Buck of Griffinnell on return from western trip visits relatives. Charles City Chautauqua opens. Grasshoppers damage area. Prof Rob Fullerton Edith Reed entertain Aug 15 at Congregational church. Lenora Riley heads to Lake Okoboji for ten days. Prof F J Miller leaves for Maquoketa. Yenretch visits Floyd on business. Iden Burton visits Waterloo. Crowell reported ill at Dr Barden's cottage in Michigan.
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Rockford
John Brown
Chicago
Brown
George Wratt
Manitoba
Oxfa
Minnie
Ella Echmier
S. W. Crowell
Nellie Barden
Greenville
Mich
E. Buck
Grinnell
Iowa Ad
Boston
Rob Fullerton
Cedar Falls
Edith Reed
Congregational Church
Lenora Riley
Lake Okoboji
F. J. Miller
Maquoketa
Dr.Yenretch
Floyd
Iden Burton
Waterloo
S. VW. Crowell
Michigan
Tripoli social notes and local visits prompt week
Hartnet Littig of Westgate spent Sunday at the G F Meier home. Home Circle picnic at Frederika last Thursday. C Groeman of Waverly transacted business here Friday. Irena Fergeman of Waterloo visited Laura Selck over Sunday. Harvey Pries is out again after two weeks illness. Mrs Ed Franklin returned to Kansas Saturday after a few months visit here. Fred Hildebrandt injured by stepping on a well and laid up.
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Tripoli
Finchford Social Roundup and Weekend Travel
The Finchford hall crowd enjoyed a well attended Wednesday party. G A Evenson and Henry Dorman joined a Frederika picnic last Thursday. F J Bowers and wife with Mr and Mrs John Howe left Friday for Worthwood Iowa via Mason City and Sheffield. Delia Ranfal of Sheffield returned home. Harry Cortright bought a farm near Nashua. A Sunday storm caused damage with downed trees and a windmill and cupola blown off. Mrs Jake Miller visits H D Miller back home as family travels. Fred King of Waverly stayed with Charles Dorman Sunday. The Dorman visitors included Mr and Mrs Jake Guyer and Miss Florence Guyer and Forest Dumond of Waterloo. Grace Causby left Saturday for Davenport for several days.
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John Howe
Jake Miller
H. D. Miller
Minos
Fred King
Waverly
Charles Dorman
Jake Guyer
Florence Guyer
Forest Dumond
Waterloo
Grace Causby
Davenport
Listed Suitor Killed in Love Murder Tragedy
In Los Angeles Emil Holst shot Irene Grant and then killed himself after a dispute over love and jealousy. Grant’s husband A J Grant, a gas company employee, had married Irene in San Francisco two months earlier. Holst left notes and $158 to children. police say Grant could offer little light on the affair.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Irene Grant
A. J. Grant
Emil Holst
Holst
Grant
Belmont Court
Fire Department Quits in Peshtigo Wisconsin
The full six member Peshtigo fire department resigns after failing to obtain a requested pay raise. Chief Douglas Northrop forms a new department and asks citizens to assist in case of fires while awaiting replacement.
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Peshtigo. Wis
Douglas Northrop
Licensed to Wed Burton Taylor and Annabelle Hampton
Burton E. Taylor of Iowa Falls and Annabelle Hampton of Iowa Falls are listed as getting married in a license notice. The brief entry confirms names and hometowns without additional details.
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Burton E. Taylor
Iowa Falls
Annabelle Hampton
New Record in Recording Fees in County Office
The county recorder reports second quarter fees ending June 30 totaling 1410.80 the highest for that period in office history. Monthly amounts show April 431.00 May 495.40 June 484.40. Notices include adoption of Nellie Ann Adams born Aug 23 1902 in Webster County Iowa and land lease of ten acres in Waterloo township's John W Wilson place for one year at 300. Farm names filed for record noted.
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County Recorder’s
Wee Wee
Plummer
Henry D. Gould
Nellie Ann Adams
Webster County
Iowa
Jackman Bros
Lee Elliott
Waterloo Township
John W. Wilson
Westfield Addition
B. L. Morrow
W. T. Summerhays
Farm names listed for Bentor county and Cedar Falls
D. C. Knapp of Bentor county transfers a farm in section 21 Big Creek township to be known as Grand View Stock Farm. Charles Watson acquires a tract in Overman Brown's addition Cedar Falls to be known as Sunny Slope Fruit Farm.
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D. C. Knapp
Bentor County
Big Creek Township
Grand View
Charles Watson
Overman & Brown
Cedar Falls
Sunny Slope
Hayward Denies Editor Charge in Iowa Plates Case
Des Moines August 9 Secretary of State Hayward denounces a Webster City Journal claim that he cost the state $6000 by sending auto number plates by express rather than mail He says the assertion is baseless and that using express saves money overall despite sending single plates by freight being dismissed as nonsense He asserts the express option proves cheaper across the total plates sent and maintains accuracy in the charges dismissed as falsehoods.
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Des Moines
Hayward
Webster City Journal
Express
Revolutionary asthma and catarrh cure advertised
A prominent European physician claims to have discovered a drug combination that will eradicate the germs causing asthma and catarrh. The ad promises a month's treatment for $1.00 by Williams' Medicine Co. at 108 Fulton Street, New York.
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Williams’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
New York
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Miss Ruby Knight
Tola. Kan
Smeltzer
Iola
Jeclman
Aaron Moss
J. J. Wood
G. P. Falls
J. P. Neal
Bert Crosby
Frank Coldren
Mro
L. FF. Drestler
Will Buchholz
M. Hartness
A. J. McCrery
Albert Lea
Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Murphy
Atilwaukee
Wis
Lelta Flood
Nettie
Lincoln Smalley
Salem
Ore
C. C. Zeichneter
Hugh Boyt
Grand Meadow
Minn
Ll. FE
Eickelberg
Adrian
C. C. Zeichnefer
Ray Olney
Clinton
Ralph McNeil
Cleveland
Emma Kephart
G. W. Gough
James Phillips
Winfield
Frank
Pittsburg
Kan
Do. J. Bristow
Boyd Hotel
Mayme Olson
Laura
Show
Beach
Brigit
MT. Vernon
Ihe Propp
H. Neverman
F. W. Russ
Chas, Prestien
Louie Sommer
Fredericksburg
John Lonton
Sumner
Alma Reitz
Donnelson
Edna
Myrtle Brandes
Ft. Madison
Schlueter
Geo, Waterman
Stanley Smith
Okobofl
Minnie Martin
Lena Rohreen
Alta Vista
Frank Munch
Fred Schuldt
Hartwell Littig
Mabelle Meier
Frederika
Walter Fergeman
Standard Hardware Co
Chas. Schuknecht
Hood River
Fire Department
Gordon
Leader
East Fourth Street
Billy
Vinton
Return
L. Phillio, C. P. A
Alger Books
Prentice Books
Ellis Books
Castleman Books
Phantom of the Opera
Leroux
Mary Carstairs
Henry the Second
Bernice
Phillip Oppenheim
Emerson Hough
Husband
David Graham Phillips
Prue
Sophie Fisher
Henderson
Iml Bridge Street
Daily Courier
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