Prominent Waterloo Woman Laura A Brown Tyler Dies
Mrs. Laura A Brown Tyler a longtime Waterloo resident and First Baptist Church member died at 10 am at 401 Seventh Street West after a four year illness. Born May 27 1852 in Rockford Illinois she married there Dec 1 1847 and moved to Waterloo. Survived by husband two sons John R Chicago Fred C Hampton a daughter Jessie May Tyler died years ago and three brothers George Brown Oshkosh Fred Chicago and Will Chicago. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at the home with Rev Edgar A Valiant officiating. burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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C. A. Tyler
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Seventh Street West
Laura A. Brown
Rockford
Ill
John R
Chicago
Fred C
Hampton
Jessie May Tyler
George Brown
Oshkosh
Wis
Fred
Fredericksburg
Will
New Arcanum Council Initiated in Charles City
At Charles City on Wednesday evening a class of forty was initiated into the Royal Arcanum Lodge with visiting members from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and other cities assisting in the ceremonies This marked the beginning of the order in the city and the council starts under favorable conditions H A Snyder vice regent and E V Willey from Waterloo attended the event.
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Charles City
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Snyder
E. V. Willey
School for Deaf opens September 11 at Council Bluffs
The fall term of the Iowa school for the Deaf at Council Bluffs will commence September 11, with officers meeting trains on arrival. Superintendent Henry W. Robert notes that all conveniences and arrangements are complete and urges vaccination before leaving home. Parents are asked to send children promptly to avoid interfering with the school’s work.
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Iowa School For the Deaf
Council’ Bluffs
Henry W. Robert
Owner Found Dead in Store in Rock Island IL
Geo Bennett, a sporting goods and fur dealer, was found dead in his Rock Island store this morning with a bullet wound to the temple and a .32 caliber revolver beside him. He had left home around seven. Customers discovered the body.
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Rock, Island, Ill
Geo. Bennett
Sporting Goods and
Violated Game Laws Arrests Prompt Cleanup
Deputy Game Warden E. E. Brees and Deputy C. C. Burton led a crackdown on game law violators. Dr A E Osborne of La Porte City faced unlawful possession charges and posted a $100 bond. Charles Hummel pleaded guilty to hazing within ten rods of water and paid fines and costs. John Smith received 15 days in county jail for unlawful seine, George Ludlow five days jail for similar charge.
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E. E. Brees
C. C. Burton
Webster City
A. E. Osborne
la Porte City
Brees
Burton
Charles Hummel
Frank Knapp
John Smith
J. H. Meyers
George Ludlow
City in Brief Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Will Cumming sells his Grundy Center residence and moves to Waterloo mid October. Mrs. Henry Rodamar of Hood River visits relatives. Miss Marie Lindt sells Lot 4 Block 6 Jacksons Taylor 8 addition Cedar Falls for 2225 dollars. Irene Creamer of Tacoma visits, formerly Vine Street resident. Milton Loki and Mary Loki depart Somerset County PA for Omaha and Falls City. Mrs. W. Russell Seig and son Wallace return from Canada and Minneapolis. Anya Steansey returns from Chicago. Spurr on auto tour in Michigan. Mildred Edwards of Parkersburg visits. Houston family to Memphis. LaRue band concert praised. next concert at west side park. City ordinances book in preparation by J. S. Kenyon. Parkersburg Eclipse notes N. D. Olson family moving to Waterloo. Bert Morgan says he is peeping Tom in jail.
Waterloo drug firm moves to new East Fifth street store
The public asserts his sanity and blames officials as "cheap boodlers" and a "notorious set of crooks" for alleged drugging of prisoners with cocaine to induce temporary insanity. Halden & Floyd relocate from the Logan building to East Fifth street, occupying part of the Morris Motor Car space, with new fixtures and a soda fountain enhancing the storefront.
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Halden & Floyd
Waterloo
Logan Now
East Fifth Street
Morris Motor Car Company
Market News Chicago Aug 16 Wheat and Livestock Prices
Chicago market report shows gains in wheat by bull trade on light volume. Corn and oats firm on demand and rain delays. St Louis and Omaha cattle and hog prices steady to higher with mixed receipts. Chicago produce lists butter eggs cheese and potatoes steady. Estimated hogs 9,000 cattle 2,600 sheep 8,000.
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Chicago
Northwest
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Eae Borg
Texas
Towa
Kansas
Missouri
Seree S
Kansas City
Waterloo
Ang Orstn
Wellington of Waterloo
Tailored hat style with blue wings trim
The latest hat shape is long and narrow in fine blue straw. It features blue wings trim and shaded rose Maisom Carré detailing.
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Mit Em
First Baptist
Edgar A. Valiant
Elmwood Cemetery
Arcanum Council
School For Deaf
Buchanan
Majestic
Will Cumming
Grundy Center
Henry Rodamar
Hood River, Ore
Marie Lindt
Bethlehem
Dacksons Taylor
Ce‘dar Falls
M. J. O’rourke
Dubuque
Stephen Ferguson
Ferguson Manufacturing Company
Arkansas
Irene Creamer
Tacoma
Wash
Creamer
Vine Street
Milton and
Mary Loki
Somerset County
Falls City
Grace Meinzer
Ft. Dodge
Frieda Klaus
Stella Shilling
E. C. Litchfield
Detroit
Mich
Anya Steansey
Gorham’s
E. W. Spurr
Michigan
Mildred Edwards
Parkersburg
Marjorie O’keefe
A. P. Houston
Lloyd
Memphis
Tenn
Fort Dodge
Fulton
Kentucky
Mr. Houston
East Side Park
LaRue
Ringling Circus
West Side Park
J. S. Kenyon
N. D. Olson
Wateriaa
the Courier
Bert Morgan
Oxfords
Waterloo Shoe CO
East Fourth Street
General Markets Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. EK. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Sane
New York
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lweek
Reeves
Westin
Paria
Waverly
Iowa
Elmer Dietz
Ira Alberts
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