Pioneer Woman Catherine Conry Dies in Waterloo
Mrs Catherine Conry a pioneer of Black Hawk county died at her home 314 Thompson avenue after weeks of illness She would have been 81 on August 28 Survived by ten children and a large extended family The Telegraph Herald notes her long farming family presence and community role with funeral services at Calvary Cemetery church.
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Catherines Coury
Black Hawk County
Thompson Avenue
Conty
Catherine Maher
Thomas Maher
Susqueehanna County
James Conry
New York State
Tawa
Earle Township
Ike
Waterloo
Henry
Conry
John
Elizabeth
Vi la UK
Mitchell
Los
Cal Mar
San Francisco
William
Bien James Amd Daniel
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Eagle Township
J. Quigley
Tabugie
Imanis
The
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Coury
Comry Wire
R. Quighey
H Mike
Mashers
Tata
Unclear note of thanks from Sal of Than to neighbors
Fragmentary message thanks neighbors for help during a time of need for a figure called Sal of Than and a kingly context. The text is garbled and contains incomplete phrases about gratitude and assistance.
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Circus Arrives in Waterloo As Public Safeguards Heighten
Ringling Bros show reaches Waterloo with a large parade turnout as police and detectives guard the crowds. The event proceeds with little trouble while attendance grows via streetcars and rail lines. Funeral of Lat han Olson held for the deceased in Blandinsville as Andrew Olson travels to lay her to rest.
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Ringting Bros. Circus
Waterloo
Ilingis Central
Ture
Hoe Cay
Wip
Leighton
Joon
City in Brief Broken Lens and Happenings
Local notes recount social visits in Reinherk and Waterloo, with residents like Miss Mable Tilcott and Mrs Hattie Glassings visiting friends. Reports mention legal trouble for Joseph Barnes and forgery charges against Harry Brewer, while others travel to Chicago, Cedar Rapids, and Milwaukee for events and visits.
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Mable Tilcott
Reinherk
Waterloo
William A. Welty
Chico
Pythian Bisters
Hattie Dlassings
Miss Hela
Milwaukee
Lows Sieet
R. W. Millen
Weret
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Alfalfa Trials Expand in Black Township County
An announcement from M. Bowman and A. Burger notes alfalfa has cleared experimental stages and will be popularized among local farmers. Over 100 farmers in the county are participating in trials, with ongoing steps to prove its viability for wider cultivation.
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Ilack Tinwk
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Bowman
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Relatives Claim Fraud Used in Graceley Will Probe
In probate matters for the estate of the late Mrs. Sarah Graceley, relatives allege fraud and undue influence in the will. They seek to appoint a temporary administrator, citing that the document favors Maude Salter and her son and daughter and was signed while the testator was not of sound mind. Witnesses to the signing were P. E. Riis, J. S. Leeper, and Dr. J. R. Allen.
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Sarah Graceley
First Street
Maude Salter
Rrace Jer
Adella Davis
Vallejo
Cal
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Graceley
Arnold Liddie
Colfax
Hubert Hunter
Madison
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Frank P. Knapp
M Salter
P. E. Riis
J.S. Leeper
J. R. Allen
C. E. S. L. Club Luncheon Attendees Told to Meet
Members planning the 1 o'clock luncheon at Sans Souci hotel are asked to assemble at the city waiting station in time for the 12 o'clock car tomorrow.
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C. E. S. L. Club
Sans Souci
Gilbertville Gazette Roundup of Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Clement Wester returned from Minnesota after a weeks visit. M Delagardelle bought a horse from Nick Lavance. Rev Andrew Kreimer plans a brief personal visit. Mrs Kurtenbach of Storm Lake attended the funeral of Mrs William Kurtenbach and will stay awhile. A smoke caused by spontaneous combustion caused $200 in damage to Dr T R McCoy on Tuesday afternoon. Dr Mears office is on the third floor of the First National Bank building. The fire started in a
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Xess Olson
Richard Holmes
Fourth Street Wegs
Lathan Olson
Tink Marin
Dorothy Helmes
Che Pina
Moss Maree Drakes
L. Gorgin
M. Delagardelle
Nick Lavance
Andrew Kreimer
Kurtenbach
Storm Lake
William Kurtenbach
Dr. T. RB. McCox
Dr. Mears
First Nation) Bank
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