Pines Brothers Reunite After 42 Years apart in Waterloo
Alfred Pines, long presumed dead, arrived in Waterloo to visit brothers Edward and Charles A. Pines after 42 years apart. A former cowboy and wanderer, he shared tales from Colorado ranching, the Spanish American War, and a 1912 auto journey across the country with a dog as his only companion. He then planned a return to California, noting the climate here would be too cold for him.
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London Family Survives Fire as Three Brothers Return
In London England a family of twelve children sees only three brothers remain after a blaze. Local authorities report the incident with no further details on casualties or causes. The brothers returned home to confirm their family endured the disaster and await further information.
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Former Reinbeck Boy Dies by Own Action in Portland
Charles R. Meissner, a Reinbeck high school graduate and son of J. C. Meissner, died Friday in Portland, Oregon, by leaping from the Gasco building’s seventh story. A slip on his person listed expansive headaches as the reason. He was visiting an uncle, John A. Meissner, in Portland at the time. Funeral plans in Ackley, Iowa, set for Sunday afternoon, were adjusted from the previous schedule.
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