Waterloo Butcher Shoots Aggressive Bull After Fatal Attack
Infuriated three year old bull that attacked Chris Schneider near Dewar was kept in the stall after repairs. Fred Gruver of Waterloo shot the bull in its stall today, and the animal, valuable but dangerous, sold for $100. Schneider suffered extensive rib injuries but walked to the house with help before losing consciousness.
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Waterloo
Dewer
Chris Schneider
Dewar
Mr. Schneider
Fred Gruver
Schneider Farm
Waterloo officers resign positions at Iowa Commercial congress
At the Ellis Saturday meeting of the Iowa Commercial congress Waterloo men John R. Rock and C. R. Rohde resigned as president and secretary after long service. New officers elected for the coming year are E. M. Wentworth as president, J. W. Hill as vice president, and L. D. Driggs as secretary-treasurer. Wentworth, Hill, and Driggs hold other state travel and commercial posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Commercial Congress
Ellis
John R. Rock
C. R. Rohde
Waterloo
Rohde
Mr. Rock
Congress
E. M. Wentworth
Marshalltown
J. W. Hill
Des Moines
L. D. Dr
Dr Brown to Speak at Waterloo Sunday School Rally
Waterloo Sunday school workers will host Dr Brown from Chicago to discuss boosting business men’s involvement in Sunday school work. He arrives February 12 for two Walnut Street Baptist Church meetings including lunch, district worker conference, and superintendent and pastor sessions. An evening banquet follows on Thursday. Public invited to attend both sessions.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. R. Jameson
Dr. Brown
Ninth district Sunday School session set in Waterloo church
The Ninth district of the Iowa Sunday School Association will meet at Walnut Street Baptist church in Waterloo on Thursday February 12 and continue Friday. Bremer Black Hawk Buchanan Grundy and Butler counties form the district with plans to entertain visiting Sunday school representatives during the meeting. Real estate transfers listed include Mary Ann Mullen to Patrick Mullen and others in Waterloo La Porte City and Linden Place. An advertisement promotes Foley's Money and Tar Compound as money saving for coughs and colds.
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Terloo
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bremer
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Grundy
Butler
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Mary Ann Mullen
Patrick Mullen
Bishop's 2Nd
la Porte City
D. Hill
Lulu Belle Esher
United States
Adam Mikesell
Emma Raub
William J. Blair
Linden Place
Waterloo
L. B. Hall
Walter Webbering
Riverview Addition
Hubert B. Beckley
Orleane D. Manhard
Auditor Rainbow
West Side
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
Harry O'Neill
Prospect Hills
J. E. Sedgwick
F. B. Peverill
Woodlawn
Tressa O. McElhinney
Charles W. Clos
Calumet
Thomas F. McDonnell
Burton E. Wilson
Cowin
Foley
All
Majestic Vaudeville Bill Shines With Stars
Two day Majestic program earns high praise with Herzac’s Circus and John T Doyle and Co in The Police Inspector’s Surprise. Maude the unridable clown draws huge laughs. O’Rourke Atkinson, Carson Bros and Richmond and Mann also featured. Tomorrow’s amateur lineup promises more. Thursday’s program brings Boyle Wolfolk’s Bright Eyes with Guy Voyer and strong company.
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Majestic
Herzac's Circus
John T. Doyle and Co
Demonstration of Itew's crackers at Sinnard Bros
Itew's quality crackers and cakes to be demonstrated Wednesday and Thursday February 4 and 5 at Sinnard Bros grocery store on the west side.
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Sinnard Bros
West Side
Robbed of Shoes in a Snowstorm in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on February 3 a highwayman cornered George Steffens of Baxter Michigan at First Street and First Avenue. After taking his coat and hat, the robber demanded Steffens shoes, prodding him with a pistol. Steffens unlaced his shoes and, hatless and coatless, staggered several blocks to his hotel.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Steffens
Baxter
Mich
Flrst Street
First Avenue
Steffens
Christos Brings New Furniture for Fourth Street Cafe
Geo Christos, local restaurateur, returns from Chicago with new furniture and equipment for his Fourth street east cafe. He says arrivals within sixty days will enable one of the finest dining rooms in the state. He will continue operating his Fourth street west restaurant. A Panama canal tour by Ernst Gamble concert party arrives. Eighteen concerts will be held in the canal district under U. S. government auspices. The group traveled from Atlantic to Pacific in a gasoline launch. The Gamble organization recalls its Chautauqua appearance last summer in Waterloo.
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Geo. Christos
Chicago
Fourth Street
Christos
Canal
Ernest Gamble
P. E. Ritz
Chautauqua
Panama
Canal District
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Gamble
Waterlooang
Chautau- Iqua
Golden Gate
Panama Club
Fish and Game Wardens Visit Quasqueton Iowa
W C Ballou of Waterloo and C G Lake of Chester deputies visited Quasqueton to address violations under the new fish laws allowing carp suckers red horse or buffalo spearing. Three locals faced charges for killing a game fish but received lenient penalties after pleading guilty. Wardens warn of strict action for second offenses and enhanced monitoring statewide.
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W. C. Ballou
Waterloo
C. G. Lake
Chester
Iowa
Quasqueton
Athlete Gives Blood To Save Life Becomes Inspector
Macon Ga Feb 3 Monroe G Ogden a Macon lawyer owes his appointment as Georgia income tax inspector to giving two quarts of blood to save Mrs J L Curry daughter of US Senator Bacon last summer Physicians said transfusion offered the only chance for her to live She rallied briefly but died The senator was grateful and offered federal post as appreciation
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Macon
Monroe G. Ogden
Georgia
J. L. Curry
United States
Bacon
Curry
Returns With 80000 Dollars in Gold Dust to Aid Friend
A Spokane visitor named Leo Lindsey arrived with about 80000 in gold dust and cash hidden on his body to repay a debt of gratitude to restaurant owner Andy Anderson who helped him years earlier in Nome Alaska. Lindsey offered to take Anderson and family back to Alaska, but Anderson preferred proper banking for the fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Leo Lindsey
Andy Anderson
Nome
Alaska
Lindsey
Anderson
Andy
City to go into old rag business
Philadelphia authorities estimate the city will gain up to 100000 dollars from selling rags bottles paper and other waste material collected with ashes as part of a campaign to improve revenue. Mason City Iowa Feb 3 Not guilty was the verdict in the murder case of Ada Burgess Holcomb a 19 year old accused of poisoning her baby. Her defense claimed insanity. Her husband is 56. Waterloo lodge No 105 A F & A M will meet at the Masonic temple this evening for second degree work.
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Philadelphia
Mason City
Ada Burgess-Holcomb
Waterloo
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
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Bull Mad
Panama-Pacific
San Francisco
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Frank Bros
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Fish and Game
Quasqueton, FA
City
Burmwell
Young Coal Co
West Third Street
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