Fate Decrees "30" for Warm Hearted Al Moore
Veteran Waterloo newspaper man AL Moore dies at Des Moines after a long illness. Once reporter and city editor, he worked for the Courier and Reporters New Year’s number and on the Times-Tribune. A Democrat all his life, he loved exposing public wrongs and wrote lively railroad tales. He died in a Des Moines home, his wife ill, with no close relatives by his side.
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AL. Moore
Des Moines
Moore
Waterloo
Courier
Times-Tribuna
Bright
Huffman
Wilson
South
Chicago
Butte
Mont.i
Denver
Mississippi
Iowa
Shakasheara
Will allocates one third to widow and shares to children
The will directs one third of all property including real estate and personal to the widow who died after the will was made and before him, with the rest divided among four children James Thomas Christine and Mary after payments to Alexander and Elizabeth for home care. Four other children receive a fair allowance. One son is long absent. Mr Mutch leaves 400 acres in Tama county and sections in Canada with 60 000 to 76 000 in other property, making him Grant township's wealthiest resident.
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Alexander
Elizabeth
James
Thomas
Christine
Mary
Mutch
Tama County
Canada
Grant Township
Christmas Program at Dunkerton Sunday Night
Dunkerton First Methodist church presents a Christmas program Sunday at 7 46 with songs readings and a cantata. Wesleyans and C I GC classes perform The Sign in the Sky and The Uninvited Christmas Guests features fourteen juniors with named cast members and a Bethlehem chorus.
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Dunkerton
First Methodist Church
Holly Hoon
Wesleyans
C. I. GC
Nehemiah
Tom Jefferson
Esther
Nettie Bunn
Rebecca
Myrtle Ellia
Philip
Helen Krahn
Patries
Altl French
Electra
Edna Betts
Tezra
Ezra
Shepherds
Neva Cummins
Amy Magee
Orillah
Myr
Veteran Dead From Thompson County Born 1828
Marsantown Bee reports Thomp son Houser, 88, who arrived from Waverly on Nov 6, 1913, died at 6:45 pm in home hospital of senile deviltry. Native of Thompson County New York born July 29 1828. Enlisted in Missouri at Waverly Dec 10 and discharged three years later in Nashville. He was a widower with no immediate heirs.
Unclear fragments describe injuries and local figures in Groton area
Fragments mention Miss Harriet Co Cedar ally and Mrs Almira Slyde Groton N Y with a burial in Waverly. A tale of an injury from machinery involving Fink and a Gladbrook farmer Vera is noted. The article also hints at company indebtedness and an impending take into the concern.
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Lowie, Case
Hyves
Waverly
Nisce
Harriet Co
Cedar Ally
Auther Tie
Almira Slyde
Groton
N.Y
Chase
Young man badly burned by gas engine mishap
Marshalltown report details Arthur Fink, 28, of Garwin, caught in a revolving belt of a gasoline engine at Henry Thede farm five miles east of Gladbrook. He suffered severe facial injuries, was cut nose, and was transported by auto to Deacon hospital in this city for treatment.
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Rave
Thede
Fink
Gladbrook
Vera
Marshalltown
Arthur Fink
Garwin
Menry Thede Farm
Van Dyke brothers report on large land deal corrected
Dr J Van Dyke Cedar Falls clarifies earlier report about C W Van Dyke Robert Luc Hin St Ansgar and Hava Smith Chicago. He says the trio did not complete details for 148000 acres and that the purchase involved stock in the Calhoun Lutcher company Calhoun county Florida and Douglas County.
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Spock Deal
J. van Dyke
Cedar Falls
C. W. van Dyke
Robert Luchin
St. Ansgar
Hava Smith
Chicago
Douglas County
Florida
van Dyke
Calhoun _bLutcher company
Calhoun County
No Inaugural Ball Is Wilsons Decree
Washington's despatch notes there will be no inaugural ball to usher in Woodrow Wilson's second term. The president plans a late week conference with Col. Robert N. Harper to discuss a possible social function.
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Washington, D.C
Des
Woodrow
Wilson
Robert N. Harper
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