Waterloo Police Court Hears Railways Compliance and Liquor Case
Judges hear whether railways met a city ordinance on flag placement while Frank Boder returned home after weeks away to celebrate his release into town life by providing liquor to prisoners and facing a 40 day sentence. Mulatto Jack Phifer is charged after taking a suit of clothes from a colored brother complicating a Cedar Falls chase and Waterloo arrest. Champ Clark visit announced for Friday at Syndicate Theatre at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank Boder
Ely
Jack Phifer
Arious
Dankenbring Buys Hendersons East Side Pharmacy
G W Dankenbring, a 12 year veteran of the drug trade and registered pharmacist, closed an option to purchase Hendersons East Side Pharmacy. He will run it as Red Cross Slug Company with his wife and child living at 720 Fifth Street. Previously he managed the store and will now be proprietor with ties to Miller Pharmacy. J Kroder & Son J H Augustine sue for foreclosure against Willis and Mary Kirk for 490.37 on a note dated November 13 1909 secured by Waterloo property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dankenbring
Henderson's
East Side Pharmacy
Dankenbring
Red Cross Slug Company
Fifth Street St
Atore
Miller Pharmacy
Fourth Street West
J. H. Augustine
Willis Kirk
Mary . Kirk
Waterloo
City in Brief: Local Mentions and Travel News
A string of short notices from Waterloo lists local visits and travel. Residents visit relatives in Davenport Osage Marshalltown Oskaloosa Colfax Hampton Hampton and Des Moines while others attend fairs and engage in road or legal matters. Notable names include Mrs. Hollister Busby Wright McCoy Reid and Prat.
County Supervisors Plan Big County Picnic
A Waterlon meeting aims to perfect plans for the county picnic at the county farm on Sept. 6 with an all day program of addresses and music. A noon dinner invites picnickers to bring lunch baskets while the Cedar Falls band may provide instrumental music. The event will spotlight the county farm experimental station and nearby agricultural college representatives will explain the work. Also noted are the opening of rural schools across the county with four more teachers needed after recent losses. Hear Champ Clark appear at Syndicate Theatre at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Waterlon Troday
Cedar Falls
Agricultural College
Mocore
Cupid
Des Moines College Coed Property Sold by Sheriff
Still College of Osteopathy has closed permanently prompting sheriff sale of the Fourteenth Locust streets buildings and the Hast Twelfth and Des Moines streets hospital on September 18. Dr S L Taylor says refunds will be issued to students. 990 graduates noted. Faculty and trustees have resigned. notices sent to incoming students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
College of Gsteopathy
S. L. Taylor
Fourteenth
Locust Streets
Still College of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Taylor
Cow Adopts And Rears Baby Colt At Iowa Farm
A cow on the William H. Berth farm near La Porte City adopted a week old colt after its calf was taken. The colt thrived on cow milk and at three months stood as tall as its adoptive mother. Earl Joder and friends photographed the pair, as the cow guards and feeds the foal and keeps dogs at bay. In Parkersburg, County Attorney J W Gregory remained ill at his Waterloo home with a grippe like illness that developed into typhoid symptoms, requiring rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Berthh
la Porte City
Earl Jo
Parkersburg
J. W. Gregory
Waterloo
Socialist offers reward for missing journalist Shoaf
Socialist leaders Eugene Y. Debs and Fred Warren offered $500 for information on the fate or whereabouts of George H. Shoaf, a socialist journalist who has been missing eleven days after coming to Los Angeles to report on the McNamara dynamiting case. His father, a San Antonio police officer, is traveling to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Eugene Y. Debs
Fred Warren
Girard
Kan
George H. Shoaf
Shoaf
McNamara
San Antonio
Minnesota state fair awards 1500 prize for wheat
A $1,500 silver trophy will be awarded at the Minnesota state fair for the best peck of wheat. The winner may retain the prize until the next fair, and if a farmer wins three times in five years, the trophy becomes his personal property with his name engraved on it.
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St. Paul
Gotch to unveil ankle and thigh lock on Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, will not rely on the toe hold to defeat Hackenschmidt at Chicago on Labor Day. He is said to have a new hold called the ankle and thigh lock, shown only to a few visitors and not publicly demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humpbeldt
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Gotch
Jim Asbel
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Jersey
Frank Bader
Viquor—Negro
Champ Clark
Syndicate Theatre
C.w.dankenbring
J. Kroder & Son
Buchanan Optical Co
Lela O'Neil
Osage
J. B. Shanewise
Lenora
Anna
A. J. Busby
Joe Hervey
Ruth Heathershaw
Bancroft
MaeKinney
Swea City
John G. Wright
Jefferson Street
Buffalo
N. Y
George Ott
A. F. Balch
Marshalltown
W. E. Debe
Fred
Oskaloosa
F. S. Hynds
J. R. McCoy
Jennie McCoy
Colfax
J. C. Reid
Whitewood
N. D
J. D. Switzer
Reid
George Frink
Hampton
C. G. Crabtree
W. H. Bachman
Lake City
M. P. Bachman
Robert Blake
George
Ishell Rock
T. M. Caghlan
San Diego
T. J. Moore
Fifth Street
J. B. Hawkins
A W. McFarlane
Dawson Street
F. Mathias
L. B. Sherwin
Byron Leighton
Wendell Leighton
Portland
E. A. Leighton
Plummer
J. R. Pratt
Frank Standish
Holly
Colo
William Spiker
Third Street
Street
Ben Croft
Lena
Edwards
West Fourth Street
Gerhard Pecks
Louise
H. Wilkinson
Kern Street
LeMaers
Frank Mulkern
Clara Maynard
Glasgow
H. B. Maynard
East Stor
Champ Clark Eee -Greality
Oto Moines College
School OF Osteopathy
Blanche Edwards
Grace Dunkelberg
Lafayetta Street
Young People’s Union of the City
Memorial Hall
Chautauqua
Arms
Around
Stroebel’s
BABY
Gnagy
Kaune
Minnesota
The
Peoples Furniture Co
Lafayette Street
Sycamore Street
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