Physician Drove Down Track in Crossing Crash
D R Caffey a switch engine helper suffered fractured legs after the engine backed toward Fourth Street and collided with an automobile driven by Dr C Huntoon at a Bluff Street crossing at 7 30 last evening. Caffey was removed from the running board and rushed to Presbyterian hospital. Dr Huntoon escaped injury and aided the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Caffey
Lafayette Ieet
C. G
Caffey
Fourthtreet
Huntoon
Bluff Street
Fourth Treet
Sevral
Fourth Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Altho
Casebeer
J E B Sedgwick Appointed Waterworks Trustee
Mayor appoints J E B Sedgwick to waterworks trustee with term to Jan 1 1922. Warrant book opened for widows pensions. county auditor issues over 3000 warrants monthly, previously weekly, with stamps and mailings. Supt Berry and other trustees approve appointment. Sedgwick serves 22 years in waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
J. EB. Sedgwick
J. W. Rath
J. W. Krapfel
Sedgwick
Berry
Barclay Township Birth Brings Family to Eleven Children
In Barclay Township on Christmas morning at 3 o clock Mrs. Mike Stabell gave birth to a son, boosting the Stabell family to eleven living children. The couple, with four sons and six daughters born in Barclay, celebrate a large brood and blessings for the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Two
Mike Stabell
Mike
Stabell
Barclay Township
Teddy
Kaiser Wilhelm
Plaste Fers Elects Officers At Local Meeting
A Monday plasterers association meeting drew large attendance. Officers elected for the coming year include President M. F. Peterson, Vice President A. J. Mahoney, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer H. F. Launshach, Tyler James Coutts, and Trustee Harold Wilks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasterers’ Association
M. F. Peterson
A. J. Mahoney
H. F. Launshach
Tyler
James Coutts
Harold Wilks
Correction of Good Fellow contribution credit error
An error in the Cour tier and Reporter miscredited Mrs J C Ricker for a Good Fellow contribution. The Dec 23 notice listed $2 instead of the correct $5. The correct amount appears in all Good Fellow accounts. the discrepancy lies only in publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ricker
Real estate transfers list with Waterloo deeds
Real estate transfers report multiple Waterloo transactions from Hemenway to Nissen and other owners. Transfers include Hagerman Place blocks and lots, Whitney & Sedgwick addition parcels, Meadowdale plant site, Prospect Hills lot 162, and GreenbElm addition parcels with nominal sums. Names include Hemenway Nissen Galloway Edmund Miller Lumry and Austin, with properties in 31-90-14 28-89-13 and adjacent blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
H. C. Hemenway
Jorgen Nissen
Northwestern Land & Trestment Co
T. Henry
Hagerman Place
Waterloo
Galloway Investment Co
AY. L
Waterloo Railroad News Briefly Told
Railroad brief reports light rain delaying Waterloo operations briefly. No injuries or major incidents noted. Local crews inspect tracks and resume service as weather clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Railroad
Waterloo rail line restores No. 68 schedule changes
Waterloo traffic officials and state rail officials reach agreement at the Commercial club. Train No 68 to resume former route leaving Waterloo 9 30 am now 8 20 am from January connecting with Iowa Falls Short Line at Vinton. Also notes coal strike prep and a mail sack found near Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Traffic Association
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Commercial Club
Waterloo
Iowa Falla
Vinton
John Farmer
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Wallace
Manly
Keith G. Crowther
King BE. Beal
Chicago
Minors Central Accountants
Oo Joy. Jacobs
I. C
Fort Dodge
Illinois Central
Cedar Falls & Northern
Waterloo Theatre
Suffragist To Campaign On Horseback In Ozarks
Mrs. Alice Courthé Moyer-Wing, field secretary for Missouri Equal Franchise, plans to ride remote Ozark mountain areas on a thoroughbred campaign mare named La Belle to advocate votes for women. The Missouri native, widowed for 18 years, remarried Turner G. Wing, a St. Louis paint manufacturer who bought the horse and supports the saddle campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alice Courthé Moyer-Wing
Missouri Equal Franchise Association
Ozark Mountains
Ozarks
Why Gasoline Has Gone Up
A Washington inquiry into rising gasoline prices explores causes and the effect of competition after Standard Oil dissolution. Officials note transportation rates and regional price variations as key factors while agencies study possible market power without yet drawing conclusions.
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME
A long note lists Waterloo shows and burlesque acts including Al Reeves and his beauty revue, with dates Friday to Sunday and references to Birth of a Nation at the Waterlogal next week, plus Majestic performances by Joseph B. Howard and other vaudeville acts in a two show Friday bill.
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Waterloo
Priday
al, Reeves
Wilhy the Liow
Reeves
Delon Revie
Mer
Columbia Wheel
Mitty
H Sieowss
Rome
W. Criffith
the Majestic
Joseph B. Howard
Howard
The
Majestic
Vaaudeville
M Honard
Vaudeuile
Jnewest
Mystle
Canary Caruso
Master Paul
Branchos
Louise de Fogzi
Brooks
Bowen
Wilson
Aubrey
Lohr Arrested After Claiming Vast East Land Interests
Charles Lohr, who alleged large property holdings in the east and plans to buy a car at an auto factory before a big Tand deal in Pennsylvania, obtained $25 on a worthless check from Groceryman Berry. He was jailed, behaved oddly, and this week committed by the insane commission to a hospital in Independence. He said he would tour the Pacific coast with friends after the land deal and car purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lohr
Pennsylvania
Berry
Lohr
Insane Commission
Fle Hospital
East
Pacific Coast
Business Booms in Bridgeport as Machinists Gain Pay
William F. Hanley writes from Bridgeport Connecticut that business conditions are at their best. Machinists are in demand with wages from 45 to 76 cents an hour and tool makers at 90 cents. The Remington UMC Arms Co. and other plants run day and night, and Hanley will not return home for at least another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hanley
Waterloo
Courier
Bridgeport
Sherman act policy fuels competition in oil decree era
The inquiry notes natural business and competitive conditions largely shape the current business posture. The policy in the Sherman act, enforced under the Standard Oil decree, aims for competition, and the country is experiencing competition in parts of the economy.
Overloading The Stomach Trial Package Ad
An advertisement for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims overeating harms the digestive system and that the tablets digest food, increase gastric fluids, prevent constipation, and reduce gluttony. It offers a free trial package by mail from FL A. Stuart Co., 216 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Unforgettable Fireside Tales at the Majestic Palaces
A film week begins at the Majestic Palaces with The Unnger Sig na story of a man rising from obscurity to vast political power. Accompanied by Double Trouble and Phe ioptor's Wife's Temptation, the program features Doughie Fairbanks in adventures, including a memory loss twist as he becomes Mr. Grassfield in a tale of identity and cunning. The show runs today and tomorrow with 7:30 and 9 PM screenings.
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George Mlelna
Palaces Theatre
Iis
Rae
Iin
Havan
Rupert Doughes
Arthur Hoops
Thular Raja
Ruby Tiofananta
Mulines
Doughis Enirbanks
Kaystown
Pheioptor
Doughie Fairbanks
Duto
Barr
Hye Way
Fairbanks
Sabbath Day Society
Pairbanks
Hfe
Urassfleld
ILD Pistol For Christmas Now 15 Brower Is Dead
In Kathryn North Dakota the Hendrickson home saw a Christmas pistol game turn deadly when 15 year old Brower Brower shot and killed Edwin Vendrickson, 11, while their mother was away. The Barnes county coroner ruled no inquest necessary.
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Brower
Kathryn
N. D
Edwin Vendrickson
Hendrickson
Barnes County
Milford tragedy as mother dives for drowned sons
Milford Conn Dec 29 Mrs Edward Krause threw her two small sons into the Milford reservoir and then jumped in after them. She was rescued but the boys drowned and their bodies have not been recovered. Mrs Krause to be examined for mental condition. Also a notice that Tribe of Ben Tur dues are due by December 31.
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Corl
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford, Conn
Edward Krause
Milford
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WTO
NTO
R. Caffey
Big News Company
van Noy News Company
United States
van Noy Interstate News Company
Milwaukee
Western Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Hilno
Central
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Post Office
Judson C. Welliver
Washington
D. C
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Standard OO Group
Standard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mid-Continent
Federal Trade Commission
May
Pacific
Atlantic
New England
Autora
Murrows Sons
Ben Tur
NEW Victor Records
America
Tomorr
Victor
Myer Shannon
New York
the Mathfinder
Panama
Rt Orchestra
Brakhan Trin
McKea
Sousa
Pietro Delro
Orpheus Quartet
Louise
Frank Perera
Lowise
Frank Ferera
Raanm
Helen
Kawathan Waltx
John
Nat Wille
Oweph Belmont
Bellmont
Sky
Iowa
Victor Dealers
Commercial National Bank
Telephone
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