Young Woman Dies of Tuberculosis in Jesup
In Jesup Iowa on February 2 Special report states Mrs James Omer 25 died after two years battling tuberculosis. She was married four years. husband a telegraph operator. Parents Dr John Machamer and the late Mrs Machamer maiden name Pear Machamer survive with brother Edward Machamer of Waterloo. Funeral from Presbyterian church at 2 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
James Omer
Omer
John Machamer
Edward Machamer
Waterloo
Presbyterian Church
Carl Snow
Rowley
New Hotel Allison Opens With Public Reception
Allison, Jan 31. The new Hotel Allison is now open built of brick with 20 sleeping rooms steam heat hot and cold water large lobby and tiled floors owned by the Ray brothers. A public reception and banquet with toasts will celebrate the opening. The February term of Butler county district court opens Feb 5 with Judge Clyde presiding and a list of cases to be tried.
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Allison
W. L. Lincoln
Ray Brothers
Alison
Butler County District Court
J. F. Clyde
Osage
Law
John Lahr
Val Lahr
W. M. Carter
H. EB. Knapp
J. V. Gregory
Geo. Tray
John H. de Buhr
J.V. Gregory
State Exchange Bank
J. W
O’brien
W. Schleuter
Mf. A. Wroten
Town of
Parkersburg
H. H. Dreyer
Trena Johnson
Gerhard & Iblings
W. H. Mahanke
Equity
C. P. Rathbun
R. J. Packart
Hogs and carloads move through Mt Vernon Twp
Ed Peck Philip Askey and Fred Decker marketed car loads of hogs to Cedar Falls due to car shortages. Neighbors helped load beyond a fine sight of fat horses drawing loads. Other items note visits illnesses and upcoming nuptials in the Mt Vernon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Township
Peck
Philip Askey
Fred Decker
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Austin Callahan
Hudson
Roxy Thurston
F. W. Jacob
Percy Watson
Austen Leversee
Lew Wangler
Miss Wangler
Waterloo
Mr. Philpot
Dunbar
J. FE. Moore
Mitchell County
Local Notes From Clarksville and Nearby Towns
Clarksville visitors and residents travel for events and work. G A Siewjart visits Waterloo. Bert Crosby attends Chicago auto show. George McCague leases farm to Fred Coldren and plans move to town. Forest Seitz in Minneapolis for business. Fred Seltz visits Greene. Mrs. Claire Waite of Bristow guests of Miss Reno Root. E H Ashtine family with R Hardiman near Packard. Chas Witt of Shell Rock in town on business. Grace Neal teaches nearby.
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Clarksville
G. A. Siew Jart
Waterloo
Bert Crosby
Chicago
George McCague
Fred Coldren
Forest Seitz
Minneapolis
Fred Seltz
Greene
Claire Waite
Bristow
Former Independence resident James Mullick dies in Waterloo
James Mullick, 72, a Civil War veteran and former owner of a farm near Independence, died last night at 3 15 at the Tremont hotel in Waterloo. He had moved to Waterloo a month ago and was cared for by W. E. Tories and wife. The body goes to Independence for burial. services likely under Independence G A R post. Surviving daughter Mrs Kittie Shrenk and brother John Mullick of Ontario.
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James Mullick
Independence
Waterloo
Tremont Hotel
W. E. Tories
Kistner Undertaking
Mullick
Kurenk
Omaha
Decedent
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Tie
Jie
G. A. KR
Post of Independence
Kittie Shrenk
John Mullick
Ontaria
Waterloo East pupils sell school savings stamps
Interest in school savings grows as Water loo east students hold a stamp sale. The first consignments were sold, with sales continuing on Wednesdays and Fridays as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therade
Waterloo East
School penny-saving plan sparks student interest
Regular days for the Alcott Hawthorne and Meskin Ley schools show marked enthusiasm as pupils in all rooms take an interest in the new penny-saving method. Liev Brown of the Commercial Back oversees the department and has visited buildings to explain how the system works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Hawthorne Wil Meskinley
Cie Cooms
Liev Brown
Commercial Back
Department For the Yank
Meritol Liver Tonic Guarantee From Agents
A licensed druggist authorized by the American Drug & Press Association guarantees Meritol Liver Tonic to give satisfaction or the purchase price will be refunded. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Store are named as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drug & Press Association
Meritol Lair Tonle
Flenderson Tdrug Co
Hed Cross Drug Stare
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Owa
Kintoula
Jas. Omer
Chamberlain
Boies
George Wansrazn
Ernest Hausman
Ellis Chapman
Omer Chapman
Nora Bell
Roger Bell
Miss Faint
Montgomery
New Hartford
I. J. Rogers
J. W. Seavers
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Great Western
Sadie Weeks
Maude Monahan
Hampton
Opera House
Jee Porter
Ida van Raden
Li A. Kliebenstein
H. J. Merlien
James Cook
Belle Corrough
Grinnell
C. Cg.sariat
Gladys
C. C. Smith
Minor Warmsley
Frank Peabody
Winthrop, Minn
Ed Madigan
Emery Fitch
Litle
Velma
Los Angeles
Cal
J. F. Newman
JL. Fowle
Hester Coldren
Jackson Township
Mary Patterson
The
W. H. Sinclaire
A. FE. Smith
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Sarah Bouton
Harvey Bouton
High Moon
George Detoa
Ross
Margaret
James W. Harris
M. G. Harris
Parkard
Lee Wilder
A. G. Tennyson
Meshames C. P. Christensen
Seabee
J. S. Hunt
Suteliff
Patterson
Mary Wamsley
Fletcher Walwrath
Jean
Mrs. Walwrath
Ames
W. Bailey
McCreary
Fales
Acre
W. Tage
MT. Vernon
Fred Garton
BE. S. Wallace
David Lumbus
Anna Bintz
Kreuger
Haverhill
John Callahan
Nona Garton
Plainfield
Arthur Klingman
Gladstone
Hagerman
Dawning Place
City of
Waterton
Gladstone Hotel Company
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Jepson Street
G. A. Hartz
Pleasant View
Bruce Township
Benton County
la Porte City
Dysart
Eagle Center
Poland
Milwaukee
McCormick
Deering
Woosinr
Sterling
Emerson Gang
Deere
Bob Eles
Surrey
Victor Phonograph
Frank Ruerl
Erwin Moeller
Prop
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