Aged Pioneer Wilhelmine Fresale Dies at 76
Wilhelmine Fresale nee Hesse died Wednesday at 4 30 p m at her daughter Mrs Harry Wolfe’s home 611 Elm Street due to general breakdown from old age She kept active half an hour before death born September 20 1838 Altenburg Saxony Germany and came to America in 1854 with her family persistently brave through life’s battles
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Wilhelmine Fresele
Harry T. Wolfe
Elm Street
Wilhelmine Fresale
Hesse
Altenburg
Saxony
Germany
America
HesseFamily Migration to Waterloo and Later Funeral
The narrative recounts the Hesse family journey beginning April 22, 1854, with lengthy sea travel and river delays, ending in Waterloo, Iowa, on March 16, 1856. It covers Wilhelmine Hesse Fressle’s marriage, moves to St. Louis and Memphis, the loss of eight children’s lives, and her subsequent care of five children after 1875. Surviving relatives and a funeral plan at First Evangelical Lutheran Church are noted.
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Waterloo
America
Hesse
Gypsim
Ill
Dubuque
Cedar River
John Hesse
Freasle
C. W. Mullan
Charles Mullan
Cedar Valley
Commercial Street
Canada
Wilhelmine Hesse
St. Louis
Joseph Fressle
Memphis
Tenn
Fressie
Fressle
J. G. Schmidt
P. A. Koebele
Harry T. Wolfe
John Fressle
Louis
Dunkerton
Herman Hesse
Los
Rumor Persists of a New Bank in Waterloo
The rumor of a new bank in Waterloo continues with reports that a corner lot at Sycamore and Wirth is being prepared for fixtures. Many young businesspeople are said to be prospective stockholders while banks and trust companies cluster on Fourth and Commercial streets. The motive cited is rapid growth in Fifth Street’s commercial activity and importance.
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Waterloo
Sycamore and
Wirth
Children Eat From Contents of Garbage Can
Two three year old children in Denver near Fourth streets found a half filled garbage can with decayed watermelons and ate some. Their mother alerted the household and the father, a physician, sent an assistant to pump their stomachs. Afterward they ate dinner amid protests and questions from neighbors.
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Denver
Fourth Streets
Governors Conference Meets Ahead of Schedule at Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Colo Aug 28 Governors conference met a day early with Madison Wis named as 1914 meeting site Permanent officers elected M C Riley Wisconsin re elected secretary treasurer J F Fort and discussions on state assumption of nomination and election expenses led by Gov Bald win Connecticut and J M Carey Wyoming Key speakers included Gov Emmet O Neal Alabama Gov Geo W Hunt Arizona and Gov Geo H Hodges Kansas A Colorado products dinner was hosted by Gov E M Hammonds of Colorado and local business leaders
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Madison
Wis
Governors' Conference
San Francisco
M. C. Riley
Wisconsin
Riley
Emmet O’neal
Alabama
Geo W. Hunt
Arizons
Geo. H. Hodges
Kansas
Colorado Products
E. M. Hammonds
Colorado
Beer Springs
Galloway Display Elicited Comment At State Fair
After returning from Des Moines the Galloway exhibit drew praise as the most unique patent original display seen at the fair. A moving picture feature showed the Westfield factory operations and threshing scenes with Mr. Galloway himself, provoking applause.
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Des Moines
A. J. Robert
J. A. Townsley
William Galloway
Westfield
Galloway Farm
Galloway
Waterloo
Perrin
Waal
Bill Galloway
Funeral funds for Clyde Ennia raised by YMCA leaders
Through the efforts of J. Bates, president of the Young Men's Christian Association, a purse has been raised to cover all funeral expenses for Clyde Ennia, who drowned in the pool several days ago. The response was liberal and the mother received a small purse in addition to funeral relief. further action may involve the YMCA.
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J. &. Bates
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Clyde Ennia
VY. M.C. A
Butte Central Cooper Faces Bankruptcy Petition
Petitioned into bankruptcy by creditors in Boston as of Aug 28. The Delaware corporation owns property at Butte Montana. Lawsuit filed by Vaughan Implement Co. of Waterloo against E. Sindlinger on notes for 2300 dollars at an interest rate of 7 percent.
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Boston
Butte Central Cooper Company
Butte, Mont
Vaughan Implement Co
Waterloo Corporation
Ault
E. Sindlinger
Intercat
Buick's 1914 line introduces new body refinements and six cylinder models
Keeler and Hates, local Buick distributors, unveil a 1914 Buick lineup in a new downtown garage. Seven models include two six cylinders and two motor trucks, all with Delco self starters. Models B 24 to B 55 feature redesigned bodies, center control, and streamlined roadsters and sedans.
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Buick Motor Company
Buick
Pnngsheer Marr
Buick Motor Co
Rader &. Bates
Courier
9Th
Sycamore
Plan to Save Wall Lake Proposed by Attorney General
Mason City August 27 Attorney General Cosson in town Sunday urged raising 5000 to buy an option to drain Wall Lake. He said a future legislative appropriation could repay the amount, while critiquing crude loss of Iowa lakes and urging patriotic action to conserve resources amid questions of state or federal property and potential homestead claims.
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Mason City
Cosson
Wall Lake
Iowa
Iowa Lakes
Dr and Mrs McCoy Return From Eastern Trip
Dr and Mrs T R McCoy returned last night from a two weeks vacation in the east then to Chicago Detroit and Buffalo Niagara Falls. A Hudson river cruise from Albany to New York City was a delightful feature of the trip. McCoy has resumed duties at the First National Bank building.
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T. R. McCoy
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
Albany
New York City
McCoy
First National Bank
Death claims aged Waterloo pioneer Mary Ann Trible
Mary Ann Trible, longtime Waterloo resident born March 1 1847 in Eaton Ohio, died at 6 16 this morning at her daughter Mrs W A Deeters home six miles northeast of Waterloo after a long illness. Survived by daughters Mrs G S Frantz Mrs W W Weinbarger and Mrs Demmel Jr of Waterloo and Elmer Trible and Arthur Trible of Waterloo and Witmording Pa a son Otis and Emanuel deceased. two brothers John Saba of Paton IA and David Saba of Brookings SD. two sisters Miss Margaret Saba and Mrs Jacob Wisler. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Interment Fairview Cemetery. Body to Weinbarger home 487 Conger Street.
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Mary Ann Trible
Iuwa
W. A. Deeter
Waterloo
Ms. Trible
Eaton
Kong Saba
David C. Trib
Wapel‘lo
Otis
Din
Dair
Emanuel
D. J. Manning
Frantz
Cedar Heights
Town Talk: Waterloo Visitors and Local Fires
Local notices report John and Edward Kistner in Chicago with Paul Davis back from a business trip there. Many residents and visitors travel through Waterloo including Mrs. Mabel S. Milne, J. C. Woods and daughter from Los Angeles, and H A Ogline returning to the city. A blaze at Blim & Co coal yards on Bluff Street was extinguished early today with no damage.
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Max O’brien
Oskaloosa
G. M. Nesbit
Mabel 8. Milne
Dell Rapds
J. C. Woods
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Blim & Co
Bluff Street
Muilan Avenue
Calmly Walks Out With 25000 Gems
Chicago August 28 Two jewel cases valued at 25000 dollars vanished from the buying room of C D Peacock's jewelry store. The theft is linked to a gem thief ring that preys on traveling salesmen. The cases belonged to W W Fulmer & Co of Philadelphia and were under charge of Charles H Anderson. A lone man in a brown suit and soft black hat left with the cases. No guard or eye kept on the room and only a scant description exists. The incident underscores boldness and ease in the crime, with detectives noting little evidence at present.
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Chicago
C. D. Peacock's
W. W. Fulmer & Co
Philadelphia
Charles H. Anderson
Jessie Wilson Found Unconscious After Ride
White River Junction Vermont August 25 Dr Charles W Worthen on his way to visit a patient near Plainfield New Hampshire found Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of President Wilson unconscious after a horse incident on the New Hampshire shore of the Connecticut River opposite North Stratford Vermont Sayre her escort fell from the horse and she was knocked briefly unconscious Dr Worthen treated her and she soon recovered consciousness then was taken to Fredsmith home and authorities notified President Wilsons Cornish residence was informed The accident occurred near the river on the New Hampshire Vermont border
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White River Junction
Charles W. Worthen
Phiinfield
Jessie Wilson
Wilso M Wilson
Francis
Sayre
Worthen
Mexico Crisis Shapes Up In Constitutional Push
A U S diplomats push to recast Mexico's government as constitutional gains cautious support. President Wilson and Bryan signal optimism as Lind returns to Mexico City by telegraph negotiations. Troop movements foreshadow border tensions with cavalry set to depart from San Francisco to Calexico for border duties.
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Gabo
Bryan
Haron
Senate Foreign Relations Compuuttes
Wilean
Ilerta
Quesid Dent
Lind
Moesien City
Vera Cruz
Washington
San Francisco
Army
Presidio al Monterey
Calexio
Mexican
Imperial Valley
Labor Picnic Program for Cedar River Park
The Labor Day picnic for carpenters and moulders at Cedar River park features a ball game at 7 pm and athletic events from 2 pm including races for men boys and girls women, tug of war, sack races, egg races, a rail driving contest for carpenters, with band entertainment from La Rue town band and a dance pavilion in the afternoon and evening.
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Cedar River Park
la Rue
Epworth Grace M E B Club Forms Baseball Team
Members of the Epworth Grace M E B church establish a medical baseball squad aiming for the pennant this year. The event fills the dining room with guests and features several named participants and officials from the church community.
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Epworth
Grace M. EB
Pohananeh
Amedical
Ements
Malinda
Gery
Gery Ack de AL Nerthap, Pastor of the 7Ene As Pheetasier
Howe
Marge Hanthey
Ted Jonson
Mrs. Hoss
Frank Wealt
Solo
Ata Wortiereal
Mamie Warters
Higher tax plan eyed on large fortunes in tax talk
Washington insiders debate raising levies on big fortunes as Democrats push for a revised tax bill. Reported ideas include increasing the tax rate on income above a high threshold and widening the base to capture more large sums, with specifics under discussion.
Longacre Ice Cream: From Shade Tree to Regional Maker
Missouri farmer Longacre turned surplus cow cream into ice cream after a shady business deal failed. He built a basement factory, gained countywide orders, and expanded to a 190000 gallon capacity, selling across about twenty counties while praising home factories and patient work.
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Micon
Pernost
Bert
Yak Leppiere
Ieee
Greson
Epeauy
Anil
SMO
Davesinan
Lungaece
Jiaanijurre
Van
Dhe
Bin
Longacre
Bevier
Callao
Longarre
Missouri
Macon
Tory
Farmer Boy
Longatte
Aernwd
Sleevas
Ayself
Free sauerkraut with hot dog promotion today
A fragmented notice notes a promotional offer for free sauerkraut with a hot dog. The text appears to tag a local event or advertisement from this afternoon, but details and exact entities are unclear from the readable fragments.
Argument Against New Currency Bill Debate
Johnson vice president of Leavitt and Johnson Trust disputes editor's support for the Administration Currency bill now before Congress. He argues the bill gives absolute management to the federally appointed Federal Reserve board. The Outlook editor rebuts and other financiers’ replies favor the bill.
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Hob. Johnson
Ie Leavitt & Johnson
Truat Come Pans
Outlook
Congress
Johanson
Dilson
Baby Health Contest winners announced at Des Moines fair
Des Moines on August 28 reported Marjorie Page daughter of Dr C V Page Sheldon and Homer Howse ll son of Dr E B Howell Ottumwa as sweepstakes winners in a baby health contest. Marjorie Page won the championship with a score of 89 percent the highest ever in events under the American Medical Society and American Baby Health Contest Club.
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Des Moines
Marjorie Axe
C. V. Paxe
Sheldon
Homer Howsel
BE. B. Howsell
Ottumwa
Blaze Fair Grounds
Marjorie Page
American Medical Society
American Baby Health Contest Club
Iowa Contest Association
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Edward Kistner
Paul Davis
H. A. Ogline
Moth, N. D
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Guy Mason
Toledo
Jessie Hoenig
Independence Avenue
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Mra
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Baby
Jasper Maddrell
Booth Wayne, Wis
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Harry Limbert
Badger State
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American Suicller
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Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
States Steel Conan
United States Steel
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Heg Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pac
Fielgl
New York Central
Eve
Ganquet
Hanes
Trois
Fan Tevishan
Watersloo
Undar Falls
Dmooig
Ackley
W. Park Ava
Western Union Telegraph Co
Care Courier
Savoy Cafe
Sycamore Street
Kent
Groom House
Brit
Forrest Ave
Carne
J. Rex Bryant & Co
W. L. Leon
Laws Falla, Towa
Courier Office
Wantei
Falla Ave
Miller-Hey Construction
Dart Mfg. Co
Jefferson St
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