Death of Cliford Peterson Frozen After Walking Home
Clif ford Peterson, 25, a former Electric Park employee, was found frozen to death while kneeling near the streetcar line 150 feet east of Chautauqua park station. Last seen with W H Meredith, Peterson had walked toward Sans Souci and turned back. the temperature dropped to three below zero. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs A Peterson and siblings R E Merrill Mauritz Alton and others. born in Kearney Nebraska and a Waterloo resident for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Paterson
H. A. Gee
Chautauqua Park Station
John Farrell
Hileman & Gindt
Peterson
W.H., Meredith
Meredith
Burton Avenue
Sans Souci Park
Ae Point
Gee
Chautauqua Park
Broadway Junction
Gea
Clifford Peterson
R. &. Peterson
Down Town
Stree
R. E
Merrill
Mauritz
Alton
George Perkins
V. Santquist
Pearl Peterson
Waterloo
Kearney
Neb
Lincoln in the fifty years after his death
Fifty five years after Lincolns birth a surge of biographical material followed his assassination. By 1865 the flood began, producing about twenty books annually for half a century. Nearly 1,000 books and pamphlets exist in distinct issues plus over 1,060 magazine article titles, in many languages, all praising his life and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Iis
Douglas
Linculm
New System of Farm Credits Advised for Iowa Farmers
D P Hogan of Messe na Iowa addressed grain dealers on A Better System of Farm Credits noting German landschaft bonds secure by mortgages as ideal. He outlined security standards first close, productive land value, and ease of transfer, and described long term bonds with sinking funds and annual principal payments. Hogan announced a pending congressional bill and urged Iowa farmers to study and support a state law backed system.
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D. P. Hogan
Farmers Savings Bank of
Messena
Iowa
Agricultural Commission
Hogan
Germany
Association of Land Owners
The
Landschaft
Mr. Hogan
Association For
Landschaften
Europe
Congress
National Congress
Des Moines
Navigation rules may be modified after deadly collision
Philadelphia Feb 12 The Nantucket Monroe collision off Virginia coast on Jan 30 which killed 41 prompts possible changes in coastwise navigation rules and in wireless operator duties to aid captains in fog. Captain Johnson testimony cites operators not always answering position queries. Inspectors and Albert Thurman plan exhaustive wireless review of surviving operators. Berry trial may last weeks and influence related damage suits. Dr H A Boysen now in Black's Bldg Ath floor 520-521 New phone 742.
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Philadelphia
Nantucket
Monroe
Virginia
E. E. Johnson
Osmyn Berry
Backsliders Theme Draws Attention at United Presbyterian
Dr J F Jamieson preached on Backsliders as three types wanderers neglected and willful turnaways from the Father. He offered that none stay happy away and previewed next sermon on Precious Stones versus Stubble. Also notice that Dr McManus now practices on the Blick Building top floor hours 10 to 5 and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jamieson
United Presbyterian Church
Ir. T. A. McManus
Temperature Today and Historical Extremes
Weather record notes from Buchanan Optical Co. show today’s readings with midnight figures and past high and low temperatures. It lists yesterday’s high of 10 above and low of 2 above, and gives 1912 and 1916 historical maxima and minima with varying degrees above the baseline.
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S Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate
Small Fire at E. E. Blaser Grocery Extinguished
A morning blaze at the E. E. Blaser grocery threatened damage as flames ran along the chimney before fire crews arrived. Neighboring owner Mr. Blaser climbed to a roof with a bucket and threw water, checking the flames until help arrived.
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E. E. Blaser
Moose to Meet Waterloo Lodge 328 in Regular Session
The regular business session of Waterloo lodge No 328 Moose will be held tonight at o o clock. A class of candidates will be initiated and a decision on the proposed new Moose hall will be made during the meeting.
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Order of Moose
Waterloo Lodge No
City in Brief Delicate social notes and local visits
Buchanan F I Marquis returns from Colfax. Sardeson couple visit Lincoln relatives. Miss Kitty Smith improving at Presbyterian hospital. Ben Schuneman enjoys Excelsior Springs outing. Lewis Miller leaves for Tipton on business. Mrs Seekins and son visit sister in Glendive. Lydia Holmes and son visit Hutchinson. Baby Barker recovering from bronchial pneumonia. W H Benn attends grain dealers' convention. Clifford Smith seriously ill with typhoid fever. G D Kelley improving from pneumonia and erysipelas. Spencer Warner quarantined for smallpox. Emma Nelson ill with diphtheria. Ascalon Commandery plans Friday conclave with lunch. Court case dismissed without prejudice. Mrs Hummel and nephew attend funeral in Lee's Summit. Clarence Burger to be arraigned for sentence in Knoxville. heroin alleged. Baptist Young People to meet in Des Moines. Rev John Bunyan Smith to speak. Alexander South arrives from Canada. sister Kitty Smith ill. Myrtle Duffy teaches district 3 program and box social for library books and supplies. Ladies' Ald society meets at Calvary Evangelical. twenty-five attend. Robt. Anderson Post to meet Feb 18. social with Spanish war veterans invited. Walnut Street Baptist class holds all day meeting and comforts drive. March meeting planned by Mrs Cowlishaw.
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Clarence Burger
Leighton
Knoxville
Central Association of the Baptist Young People’s Union
Forest Avenue
Des Moines
John Bunyan Smith
Waterloo
Lester Township
Myrtle Duffy
Ald Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
William Kulper
Fourth Street
Iowa and Nebraska grain men plan joint Omaha meet
The closing session at 9:30 this morning featured Shorthill of the Nebraska Grain Dealers association who outlined an invitation to the Iowa group for a joint annual meeting in Omaha next year. Delegates discussed three reasons for the combined event including its unprecedented size, its terminal location, and the Town association's plan to hold a western state convention next year.
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Shorthill
Nebraska Grain Dealers’ Association
Nebraska Association
Iowa
Omaha
Delegates Entertained After Grain Dealers Convention
Delegates to the grain dealers convention largely left the city, with about 550 registered. Those remaining overnight will be hosted by the William Galloway company at a supper and entertainment, with an expected 500 staying for the event. Special car service runs on a half hour schedule until 6 pm, then extra cars. Supper at 6:30, followed by moving pictures and vaudeville acts.
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Wiliam Galloway Company
How to Make the Best Cough Remedy at Home
Plain syrup made by mixing sugar and warm water and a pint of pinex added to a sugar syrup forms a home cough remedy. It claims instant effect on ordinary coughs within 24 hours and notes use for bronchial issues and whooping cough. Pinex is described as a pine extract and the remedy is marketed with a money back guarantee and availability through Pinex Co. or local druggists.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Elson paintings exhibit moved to noon Saturday closure
Announcement changes exhibition plans at the west high gymnasium. The show will end Saturday at noon, cutting short Friday and Saturday viewing for these copies of great paintings. Russian peasants sold wine through middlemen, now few such trades occurred last year and they plan to bypass middlemen in the future.
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Elson
West High Gymnasium
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Cliff. Peterson
Sans Souci
Ianker Hogan
Jandechaft
Grain Dealers’ Convention
Grain Dealers of
Cosson
Dennis Hogan
H. W. Grout
Black Hawk
State Farm Credits Association
Savery Hotel
Samuel Harris
Grain Trust
C. G. Messerole
M. R. Myers
Co-Operative Journal
Chicago
FE. G. Dunne
Thomas McManus
Haganus
Mason City
H. A. Boysen
Black
Preacher
Erature
Moose
First Congregational Church
Mme. Rive-King
Ross Conservatory of Music
Waterloo Friends of Music
Conservatory
Commercial St
Ross Conservatory of Music of
Joder & Son Drug Store
Wangler’s Drug Store
Wey
Buchanan
F. l. Marquis
Colfax
Q. A. Sardeson
Lincoln, Neb
Miss Kitty Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
Ben Schuneman
Excelsior
Springs
Lewis Miller
Tipton
W. G. Seekins
Wallace
Glendive, Mont
George Mackey
Social Purity Circle
Clara Dewey
Broadway
W. A. Neltey
Bluff Street
Burlington
Lydia Holmes
John
Randolph Street
Hutchinson
Baby Barker
G. E. Barker
Tenth Street West
W. H. Benn
Sioux City
Bionx City Stock Yards Co
Clifford Smith
Marsh Stock Farm
G. D. Kelley
Spencer Warner
Longfellow
Walker Streets
Emma Nelson
Linwood Street
Ascalon Commandery
K. T
W. C. Kohl
Anna Baro
A. M. Hummel
John Black
Lee’s Summit, Mo
Alexander South
Dutton
Canada
Kittle Smith
John V
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Robt. Anderson Post
Mosting
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Kemble
Josephs
Joseph Sons Company
First National Bank
T. F. Thornton
Black's Building
East Fourth Street
Burch Brothers Co. Stewart and NuBone
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