Motorcycle Collision Involving Frank Bishop Injures Rider
Frank Bishop manager of Rapid Parcels Delivery sustained serious injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car at Fourth Street and Eagle Center road. He suffered two broken ribs and multiple cuts and bruises after being thrown from the bike. The auto driver aided Bishop home on Bayard street and a physician was summoned. both vehicles incurred minimal damage. The incident occurred as weeds at the intersection obscured view and the car entered Fourth Street as Bishop approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bishop
Rapid Parcels Delivery Company
Fourth Street
Eagle Center Road
Bishop
Winthrop Untidy Society Notes Milinery Openings and Visits
Winthrop residents attend Cedar Rapids millinery openings while Dubuque visitors make business trips. Numerous local encounters are noted with Independence, Waterloo, and Independence hosts. Social calls include Miss Margar et Farrell, Miss Jessie Ferguson, Hazel and Bessie Merrill, and Miss Lucila Arnold among many other names. The column records travel to Dubuque, Independence, and Cedar Rapids, plus home visits and family gatherings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Margaret Farrell
Cedar Rapids
BE. A. Copeland
Mark Bucher
Dubuque
Melinda Braden
Quasquet
William Nickerson
Manchester
Hazel
Bessie Merrill
Independence
Mack Huribut
Valaze
G. F. Spanevlor
B. Ramsey
Champaign
John Reidy
Frank
Big Fund to Fight Missouri River Erosion Near Council Bluffs
Aug 11 Council Bluffs IA. The Burlington railroad and federal government agree to spend 190000 more to stabilize land and rail right of way along the Missouri River at Folsom and near the Plat tymouth bridge. Railroad to contribute 30000 and government 80000, with engineers occasionally reviewing progress as tracks are raised and river channels redirected to curb further losses. Hoover of Orange township ships 20 head of hogs from Chicago, average 180 pounds, value about 4800 at 8 cents a pound.
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Council Bluffs
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Folsom
Iowa Farus
Plattymouth
Missouri Titer
Claude F. Anderson
Pacific Junction Commercial Cink
Washington
Conegress
Congress
Treasury Department
O. K
Ae City
Guthie
Shadas Ieir
Alttough
Mixsourt
New Tariff Bill Amid War Talk and Farm Fear
Washington aug 11 Senator Francis E Warren Republican of Missouri invoked war rhetoric to attack the tariff bill's agricultural schedule He claimed the bill would be hell for Northwest farmers arguing that farmers pay higher taxes while most inputs are taxed and world competition erodes profits He urged liberty to speak on the issue during the debate over tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis £. Warren
Missouri
Northwest
Infant Dies of Whooping Cough in City Home
Seven month old Paul Burton Lowe, son of Mr and Mrs Lea Lowe of 2128 Walayette street, died Saturday evening after a week long illness from whooping cough. Born January 4, 1833, he is survived by his parents. Funeral services will be held at the parental home this afternoon at 3 o'clock with burial at Fairview.
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Mise Ella
Clarion
Aulie Boone
Independence
F. H. Ownby
Columbus
Ohio
A. D
W. E. Ownby
Hrasie Brintnall
Ames
Gilbert Brintnall
Lester Waser
Neodesha
Kan
M. A. Dunlap
Paul Burton Lowe
Lea Lowe
Walayette Street
Fairview
Waterloo
Thompson
J. H. Meyers
R.W. Ford
Storm Lake
James
W. H. James
John Fisher, Jr
St. Paul
Council Bluffs
Asso-T
Oiation
Willim Graham
Frank Schubmeal
Street
Sam
J. P. Larson
Kanawha
Association
Charles Read
Clarinda
J. T. Hal
F. N. Davis
H. Gardner
Calumet Land Transfer Sees Lawyer Predict Millionaire Rise
Upton B. Kenford, once police judge, received a letter from K P Caldwell, his successor as police magistrate, with literature announcing the sale of 75 acres in Calumet including Harvey and Posen. Caldwell predicts earning a million dollars from real estate deals and a new railroad. Two years ago he had modest means. friends note his rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton B. Kenford
K.P. Caldwell
Mr. Kenford
Chicago
Calumet
Harvey
Posen
Caldwell
Ligar
Fine Point in Pension of Widow
The case tests whether a non resident may receive a Lion week pension for Mrs. Daniel Stronberg’s children under a new law. Her legal residence is Linn county, but the family has lived here. Linn county has paid for the mother’s care amid frail health. Judge Plath leans that Linn county should claim the pension, while ALTrade wards argues the law is separate from residence. If Linn county aids the family it could negate the members moving there. Lloyd Th. Bowne of Brooklyn arrives for a ten day visit at Mrs Watts’s home on Jefferson site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stronberg
Oun Linn
Altrade
Jf Linn
UD trial jurors for court term in September
The county draws its largest panel for the September district court term. Ninety jurors, from Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding townships, will report September 22 at 9 a.m. Two judges will preside and, at times, two juries may be in service simultaneously due to the manslaughter trial of Jefferson T. McCaskill.
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Secord
Jefferson T. McCaskill
Waterloo
James Stuart
L. Billings
W. A. Blough
L. E. Johnson
A. H. Bird
William Adrian
F. Hill
B. 5. Harrison
R. F. Trapp
F. J. Gibbs
BE. G. Bickley
C. J. Stor
C. M. Cheney
J. B. Allen
F. E. Lamb
J. I. Heiple
Tom Billick
F. M. Eastman
A. J. Nasson
H. P. Frater
J. W. Ford
G. A. Zunke
H. al, Godtfrey
John L., Cohoon
A. W. Vaught
Joseph B. Clay
Ed Billman
Irwin Craig
O. F. Loyer
Cedar Falls
Ed Randall
Ingvar Guidager
Neils Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ora
John Gin
al Igon
Poyner
John Mairch
Casper Schmnitt
Black Hawk
Arthur Jrckers
W. J. Taylor
Fox Township
Martin Knee
I. Bernardy
Cedar Township
John McNaughton
Henry Kaught
Rural Carriers in State Meet Report Highlights Sessions
The meeting continues with credentials hearing, talks on roads, and a discussion. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Blakeslee may miss the session, with another postal official filling in. R F is on the program along with F. Richey of Somers, Iowa, arguing why carriers should carry insurance. Congressman Connolly of Dubuque is slated to speak in the afternoon as reports, elections, and other routine matters fill the day until the closing song.
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Ameries
United States
Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
M. E. Whitney
Waterloo
Committee On
Prof
Marston
Blakeslee
Imr. Blakeslee
R. F
Anl
If. Richey
Somers
Moh C
Connolly
Dubuque Je
Canvon City
Wanted Second Cook Caseber Regigurant
Help wanted at 309 W 8th St. Dressmaking duties listed. Apply by phone 441 Blue.
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Caseber
Kor
Walnut St
Zel
Robert Sklar
Sycamore St
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America
China
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F. C. Evans Piano CO
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