Woman Sues Railroad for 10000 Damages Over Car Injury
Tresea Schirrebaska of Waterloo sues the Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad alleging a July 3, 1910 street car incident caused permanent disability and loss of wages. She seeks 10000 damages claim based on injuries from a sudden car start and failed medical treatment. A separate stock suit by S. M. Jones Co. against T. F. A. Canfield seeks to recover 200 shares unpaid for from 1901 in Calcasieu Parish, noting a 1904 judgment and a 1910 fire destroying records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresea Schirrebaska
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad Company
Fourth
Mulberry
Witerloo
S. M. Jones Company
Ohio Corporation
TF. A. Canfield
Home 631
American Nobles Elect Officers
The local council of American Nobles met in regular session and elected officers for the coming year. Protector B. J. Wenner Past protector Howard Miller Counsellor Frank Wilson Financial secretary F. A. Winslow Recording secretary E. Barr Treasurer Henry Melus Chaplain Mrs F. A. Winslow Trustees for two years Wade Kelson for three years Will Streightough Guide Mrs Frank Wilson Inner guard Roy Miller Sentinel Cecil Crawford.
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Council of
B. J. Wenner
Howard Miller
Frank Wilson
F. A. Winslow
E. Barr
Henry Melus
Wade Miss Ethel] Kelson
Will Streightough
Roy Miller
Cecil Crawford
Bad Blood Remedies Proclaimed In Health Ad
The article promotes S.S.S. as a cure for bad blood and related conditions. It claims inherited blood issues cause skin eruptions, biliousness, rheumatism, and scrofula. It praises S.S.S. as a universal blood purifier made from roots and herbs and offers a free book on the blood from ERE EWU SEECIZIO CO. seating, Ot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
S.S.S
EWU Seecizio CO
Prayer Meeting Listings For Friday Morning
A long list of prayer meetings is scheduled for Friday at 10 o'clock. Numerous names and street addresses across Forest Hill Cottage to Vaughn Street are listed as hosts or locations with one organizer noted as leader Mr. Honeywell.
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Black
Forest Hill Cottage
Park
Gary
Bratsober Streat
Bisbee
Bratsober Street
Ralph Storm
Conger’ Street
Free-Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglass Streets
D. M. Hutton
Chestnut Street
G. W. Norton
East First Street
al M. Miller
Franklin Street
Robert Knox
Park Avenue
Honeywell
Dean
Vine Street
Rhode
Hoening
Independance Avenue
G., Brooks
Smith and
Cherry Streets
Fee
Courtlandt Street
BE. J. Waddell
Mulberry Street
A. J. Bunn
la Fayette Street
Wm. Daisy
Butler Avenue
Hudson
Purden
Linder
Glenwood Streets
Decker
West Thir Street
Bridges
Kingsleavenua
Kingsleavenua.44. Mrs. Dr. Hensworth
Reber Street
W.H. Barton
West Fourth Street
Chas. Zimmermat
West Third Street
J. H. Buxton
Locue
Lafayette Street Residence Sees Small Blaze
East side fire crews fought two small fires last evening. A vacant room at 2169 Lafay ette street burned clothing and baseboard, with unknown cause but limited damage. Later at the Syndicate building crews traced smoke to a hot boiler room where a loose overalls and wood were burning. rapid action prevented major damage.
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East Side
F. M. Ferry
Lafayette Street
Syndicate
East High Bugy With Basketball Girls Meet This Evening
East High Christian Association prepares an extensive athletic schedule up to the Christmas holidays. Inter class basketball games will be played daily with a final echoe team emerging from two championship matches. The girls division opens at 4 PM with a program including a First Corinthians lesson, comments, reading, singing, and a vocal solo by Miss Emily Trevarthen.
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East High
Echoe
East High Christian Association
First Corinthians
Miss Ogloff
Emily Trevarthen
Former Pastor's Mother Injured in Ice Slip
Hampton dispatch reports Mrs. J. D. Clinton mother of Rev. De Witt Clinton and Mrs. T. J. B. Robinson suffered a fracture of the left hip after slipping on ice in the city park on Sunday noon. She was treated at her daughter's home and made as comfortable as possible.
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Taterloo
de Witt Clinton
M. E
Hampton
J. D. Clinton
T. J. B. Robinson
Who Is Responsible When Wind Breaks a Window
A litigated case in F F Knapp court asked whether wind or man bears fault when boxes toppled by wind broke a plate glass window. The defendant chose to pay for the window rather than pursue a court ruling on whether man or God caused the accident.
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Justice Court
F. F. Knapp
Waterloo Party Plans Visit to Vinton
The American Nobles group of 17 from Waterloo, plus many locals, will travel to Vinton at 4 30 this afternoon for a lodge meeting and open city gathering. Waterloo drill team to perform and speakers include Guy A Feely J C Murtagh EB J Wenner and J M Gibson. An oyster supper will follow hosted by the Vinton lodge. return is scheduled for about 2 o clock tomorrow morning. The local Nobles list includes George Watson Wade Nelson Charles W Bridges Walter Massarli Fred Bock Vera Grover Genevieve Harrington Mabel Boston Katherine Burns Emma Valentine Alma Duba Mrs Chas Jewell Mrs Verna Haines Mrs W G Reynolds Miss Edna O Leary Miss Theodora Olmstead and Miss Agnes Taylor.
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Thodores
Vinton
Guy A. Feely
J. C. Murtagh
EB. J. Wenner
J. M. Gibson
Vinton Lodge
Waterloo
George, Watson
Wade Nelson
Chas. W. Bridges
Walter Massarli
Fred Bock
Vera Grover
Genevieve Harrington
Mabel Boston
Katherine Burns
Emma Valentine
Alma Duba
Chas. Jewell
Verna Haines
W. G. Reynolds
Edna O'Leary
Theodora Olmstead
Agnes Taylor
Sunday Evangels by Billy Sunday and Waterloo Circle
The Waterloo tabernacle notes report Billy Sunday unable to speak due to his wife Mell Trotter’s sudden illness and operation. Harry Monroe will substitute. Evangelist Forsythe and son have departed for Lamont revivals while Miss Frances Miller leads Bible school work and gains local following. Next week Sunday travels to Cedar Rapids as invitations to speak multiply.
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Mell Trotter
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Evangelist Forsythe
Tabernacle
Lamont
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Frances Miller
All Waterloo
Fargo
Ph. D
Mr. Sunday
Waterloans in Federal Court
In Dubuque on December 3, United States Gypsum Co. sues W. P. Hoxie with notable legal figures present. Veteran jurist Judge Cole, Des Moines, represents the defendants at age over ninety. Plaintiff’s side features Fort Dodge attorney O’Conner whose Lincoln-like appearance draws comment.
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Dubuque
United States Gypsum Co
W. P. Hoxie
Iowa
Cole
Des Moines
W. P. Hoxle
Feems
O’connor
Fort Dodge
Lincoln
Monument Unveiling Honors Baron von Steuben In Washington
Representative Richard Bartholdt of St. Louis spoke at the unveiling of a monument to Baron von Steuben in Washington. He praised von Steuben for reorganizing American forces, aiding Washington during the Revolution, and accepting surrender terms from Cornwallis at Yorktown while placing public welfare above personal gain.
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Washington
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Baron von Steuben
von Steuben
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Bartholdt
Congress
Great Britain
America
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed
The advertisement warns against substitutes and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine medicine for coughs and colds sold by all druggists in a yellow package. It emphasizes safety of the genuine product over dangerous imitations.
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Foley
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Black Hawk Lodge No 72
Black Hawk lodge No 72 of the I O O F held its regular meeting electing Noble Grand O S Lambe Vice Grand C B McCord Recording Secretary F W Biggs Financial Secretary G O Rollins and Treasurer W F P Curtiss. The group plans a tabernacle service next Sunday and invites nearby lodges with meals for visiting members.
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Black Hawk Lodge
C. F
Noble
O. S. Lambe
C. B. McCord
F. W. Biggs
G. O. Rollins
W. F P. Curtiss
Odd Fellows
Tabernacle
Jeaup Lodge
I. O. O. F. Temple
Show Folks Take On Waterloo Hike In Morning Stroll
Henry Woodruff and fellow show troupe members Marige Kennedy Edward Everett and Frante Dekum walked six miles from Cedar Falls to Waterloo to sample the Iowa air for a scene in Genius. They arrived noon, foot sore and hungry, choosing not to call for a car, and learned light shoes failed on gravel and stones.
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Iowa
Henry Woodruff
Marsige Kennedy
Edward Everett
Frante Dekum
Waterloo Theatre
Cedar Falls
Rock Island
Waterloo
Westfeld
Miller Couple Plans Move to Mulhall Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs C B Miller will depart soon to visit relatives in Mulhall Oklahoma. If climate and conditions suit, they may establish their home there.
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C. B. Miller
Mulhall
Okla
Marmola Prescription Tablets Fat Loss Allure
An advertisement promises easy weight loss with Marmola Prescription Tablets. Readers are urged to buy from Marmola Co at 386 Farmer Building Detroit for 75 cents and take one tablet after each meal and at bedtime to shed 12 to 16 ounces daily without exercise.
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Marmola Co
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
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