Frozen Man Hurt Running to Depot in 20 Below Weather
Peter Hess, young man of Jesup, suffered frostbite to ears nose face and hands while running a half mile to the Illinois Central depot amid 20 degree below zero. Snow and cold froze two fingers and the thumb of his right hand, but no permanent injury expected. Also Mrs. Brubaker of Denver frozen hands and ears, shelter found with a doctor’s care, and later being treated at a relative’s home. Other items note coldest day, 25 below, and local social notices.
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Peter Hess
Jesup
Oliver Trierweiler
Jefferson Street
Ilinois Central
Hees
Mr. Hess
O. (. Brubaker
Denver
Colo
Sisite
Julia Kingsley
Brubaker
Kingsley
Kingbard Hall
Sullivan Avenue
Stown Town
A. Sutherland
WW. Updegraff
Local notes from Shell Rock and nearby towns
Mrs J A Leverich returns to Elizabet h I a after visiting relatives, W R Strickler moves into J W Nagel house, Towne seriously ill. School resumes after holidays. Miss Merenes James visits. Miss Ashlie Leavene leaves for Arlington to stay with aunt. Ethel Amick teaches Greenfield leaves for town. Nellie Terrell and Miss Nellie Aspenseth visit Chondsey. Wheeter moves family into Mrs H M Jones’s house. Raymond Foster and May Maxam of Shell Rock wed December 27, plan farm near Waterloo. Britizins of Minneapolis visits Tehatives town. ELS and Pythian Sisters install officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Leverich
Elizabeth
W. OR. Strickler
Town
J. WH. Nagel
BE. Towne
Mlerenes James
Waterloo
Will Richards
Ashlie Leavene
Arlington
Seely
Ethel Amick
Greenfieth
Nellie Terrell
Greene
Nellie Aspenseth
Northwood
Chondsey Town
Wheeter
Mra
H. M. Jones
Raymond Foster
May Maxam
Shell Rack
Dae
Mes
Minneapolis
Tehatives
ELS
Pythian Sisters
Rockford Postal Bank Opens Friday in January
Rockford notes indicate the Rockford Postal Bank opens Friday January 5 as residents recount visits and social events. Gardner戻s return from Kansas City. Mrs. T Z Moerritt leads the Congregational church Ladies Aid. Mrs. Wiley, 90, suffers a broken hip with slim hopes for recovery. Local visits include J Stowe from Dubuque, Georgy Hicks of Dows visiting his brother A Hicks. Royal Wilsons celebrate 55 years of marriage. Marble Rock hosts guests. public share talk in Rockford. Wyatte Hoe visits Greene. Clarence Bruce takes a new job at Hrinken’s Drug Store and plans coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z. Moerritt
Vadirs' Aid Society
Congregational Church
Wiley
Georgy Hicks
Dows
A. &. Hicks
J. Stowe
Dubuque
Metz
Royal Wilson
Rockford
McWinch
Typhoid Contamination and Local Fires in Cedar Falls
City council receives Dr. Marston report linking spring water contamination to typhoid germs and supports filtration. deep wells considered if pollution persists. Also report of Wallace home fire on Walnut Street causing $2,500 loss, mainly to family and student belongings amid heavy snow and cold.
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Cedi Falls
Marston
Epgineering
Ames
Mele
Washington
Wallace
Walnut Strees
Ings Jis
Mny
Linight
Margaret Liver
Cnlirge
Stevens
State Street
Tevens
Cedar
Paris
Welock
Steve Angnos
Gust Regos
Regos
Wieston
Angnos
Cedar Falls
Sterdaxy
Afr
Jarnacie
Aditts Leighton
Jali
Johanas Hansen
Tangen
Aikin
Finchford Pinchfora Birth and Local Death Notice
Finhford Pinchfora Jan 4 Mer and Mrs Krank Corrin are the parents of a hay born Wednesday Airs Douglas Powid of Canada visited Derwood Lowell home last week Mrs Anna Long and Miss Minnie Rabe on the sick list Fred Rice of inda igs shook hands with old friends Eva Garrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Wred Garrison died Thursday evening aged one year eight months Funeral held Christian church Saturday at one Rev J M Morris Waterloo conducted service Pallbearers Amy Pound Pearl Sands Iva Davis Visie Causby floral tributes were beautful Community extends sympathy to the bereaved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchfora
Krank Corrin
Douglas Powid
Canada
Derwood
Lowell
Christian Thurch
J. M. Morris
Waterloo
Servicse
Wolf Girls
Amy Pound
Pearl Sands
Iva Davis
Visie Causby
New Hartford Notes From Jan 3 Dispatches
New Hartford items report F C Harmon and family visiting C R Harmon home, Carl Geyer visiting his mother, George and Lee Bass from Worthington visiting Knipe families, Ed Olmstead Jr moving to Hughes farm, Rev Davis family released from quarantine, Mrs Eugene Bronson visiting Kesler, Verne Belt visiting from Canada, J D Briley of Waterloo visiting, Cane going to Cedar Falls for winter, M B A held annual installation with supper, B D Wright visiting New York state, Charles joining in Waterloo, John Grady Jr ill with paralysis, Mrs Noah Bowen pioneer death at Beaver Grove, Noah Bowen ill, funeral by Rev H A Essex, Beaver Grove cemetery, Beaver Grove home of Henry Ackerson burned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
F. C. Harmon
Shell Rock
C. R. Harmon
Carl Geyer
George and Lee Bass
Worthington
M.H
Eugene Bronson
Maud Quinby
Kesler
Stanley
California
Verne Belt
Canada
J. D. Briley
Waterloo
Charles
John Grady, Jr
Noah Bowen
County
M. A
Beaver Grove
Luella Wheeler
Eldora
H. A. Essex
Henry Ackerson
Isaac Ackerson
Cadillac Show Chassis Runs By Its Own Power
Cadillac displays a self powered cutaway chassis at Madison Square Garden New York electric plant starts the motor powers lamps ignition and drives the car drawing power from its internal system The exhibit shows four body styles plus Phaeton and Roadster and a large parts assortment The feature contrasts with the earlier electric free running chassis at the show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cadillac Company
City in Brief notes from Waterloo and area
Local items report on visits and events including Miss Josephine Bastian visiting Mrs. J.C. Hartman in Waterloo, teaching vacancies in county rural schools, new Supreme Court docket with five cases from the Tenth district, staff changes at the Swedish hospital, and several social notices. Updates mention Miss Nina Berry replacing Miss Carlson at the high school, Mrs. Vanilla Robinson recovering from a hospital injury, and James Gardiner company advertising. The column also references local reflections on diary culture and a London Chronicle quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bastian
Swedish Hospital
Minneapolis
J.C. Hartman
Waterloo
Vinton Fugie
Nina Berry
Wraterloo
Carlaon
Berey Cones
Vamilla Robinson
Presbyterian Hospital
Freedom's Call Echoes Across Fields and Seas
A martial ode describes midnight trumpet calls and misty battles as diverse nations greet a new banner. Soldiers of old and new, clad in khaki and mail, stand along ruined walls and modern parades, saluting a shared dream of liberty as courage is celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haji
The Jocular Neighbor Again
A neighbor argues with a man next door about dancing and direction. The discussion centers on a young couple dancing to a lively tune versus a man who frets about being on the right road as ashes blow about. The exchange ends with the neighbor departing after a humorous, clipped critique.
The Real Problem with Dinner Leftovers
A charitable visitor asks Mrs. Porefolks to show how to prepare an appetizing supper from leftovers. Mrs. Porefolks replies that she would prefer to make something from dinner remnants rather than from leftovers.
The Telling Author Rewrites for Illustrations
The author of a best seller explains he must revise stories after publishers accept them to ensure they align with the illustrations. He notes the ongoing effort required to fit text to artwork.
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE IN JURY DELIBERATIONS AT INQUEST
Davenport judge presided over the coroner's inquest into Arthur Wandram's death. The jury found Wandram died from exposure to cold, with a keeper's alleged sale of a suspected cause. Prosecutors signaled further witnesses and possible release of several held individuals as proceedings continued.
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Davenport
Arthur Wandram
Sane Riehardgen
Aan
Watts
Bari
Hiss
Fortney
Wil
Steve Ba Che
Bible Classes to Resume Work Across Churches
Bible study resumes next week after a two week break across multiple churches. Instructors listed include Waltur Street Baptist Revo, Mire Presbyterian Prof Wy iline and others, with sessions on Monday Thursday and Sunday evenings at various congregations. A new line of bible study will be launched alongside the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltur Street Baptist
Revo
R. G. Spieler
Westminster Presbyterian
CG. M. Nesbit
United Presbyterian
A. G. Reid
Wiest
St Paul Mor
He Liljestrand
Tirst
Walterff. Rollins
D. D
Union Congregational
A. A. Brink
Central Church of Christ
Rey
Lewis P. Kepp
Morris
First United Brethren
R. EB. Graves
Wlyst Brethren
W. I. Beardler
Eitie McCollam Jones
Lace from human hair used in wig making described
The article explains hand made lace from human hair for wigs. It notes knots set in wax to prevent unraveling and says the lace is nearly indistinguishable from natural hair under microscopic examination.
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Grippe Relief
The ad promotes Mapes Cold Compound as a 20 cent remedy for colds and grippe. It promises rapid relief after the first dose, noting three years of research and no quinine. The claim emphasizes no other medicine matches its speed and safety, available from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Mapes
Church Services At First MLEF To Feature Recital and Sermon
The pastor WHE I Spry will preach both morning and evening. The morning service centers on themes of preparation. In the evening, Professor Muaipl Magon Hix will play a half hour organ recital. A public devotion follows at 9:45 as the final study in the series “Signal Failures of Bible Story” titled “The Folly of Court in Mature.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
Muaipl
Magon Hix
Timne
Iowa State Bank of Waterloo to Hold Annual Meeting
The Iowa State Bank of Waterloo Iowa will hold its annual meeting at the banking house on Tuesday afternoon January 9 1912 at 330 for the election of directors and other business as may properly be presented. GEO N GARRETSON Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Bank of
Waterloo
Iowa
Geo. N. Garrettson
Real estate transfers recorded in RRAE list
Transactions include J L Bailey to Wm B Miller for land in sections 14 and 15 90 14 for 8 dollars and 542 cents. Wim Hanson to Fred Nutt for land in 10 88 13 for 1 dollar. Fred Teeter to Geo W Schellenger for lot 7 week 4 Eightey s out lots for 1 dollar. Fred W White to Geo W Schellenger for part of lot 1 block 3 Eighte r s out lots for 175 dollars. United States to Abraham P Holyford et al for land in 1088 12. Jacob Riht to Margaret Sprague for lot 14 block 2 Riehl s addition for 320 dollars. Ben Flowrey to Geo B McWilliams for part of lots 4 5 7 and 10 Flowrey McWilliams addition for 1 dollar. Fred Nutt to Win Hanson for part of lot 14 Morris Case s addition for 1 dollar.
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Uy Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
J. L. Bailey
Wm. B. Miller
Wim. Hanson
Fred Nutt
Fred Teeter
Geo. W. Schellenger
Eightey
Fred W. White
Hanson
Morris Case
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Depot
Des Moines
Clyde Johnson
Mrs. M. Johnson
CL Lorene
EL. Roberts
Steeter
W. Michell
Wel
Kelly
Frank Mitchell
Fargo
N. D
Ema
Hazel Moore
New Fear
Albert
Nora Springs
Vriday
Jan
Weorge Gardner
Rackford
Kansas City
Wrans Krog
Hares
Hatsen
Dail
Watertoo
Daii
Tim
Tresphave
Mn Dennigrk
Cook
Cedar Walls
Cedar Falls High School
Teachers’ College
Poitstown
Semet
Springfeld
Lillian Burns
Aaron
Library Board
H. E. Olbrich
Moyer
Franklin Street
Harvey Prohman
J. W. Jarnagin
Grace Tucker
Boone
Counry
Boone County
Julu Hughes
Webster City
Ina Campbell
Nagle Grove
Highes
Leslie Hughes
Lyons
Case's Creamery
Finchford
George Greenfield
Spooner, Wis
Caroline P. Hansen
Riceville
Plectrical Plant
First Presbyterian
John A. Marquis
Coacoliega
Win Eceung
Westenberg
Marshalltown
Buchanan
Syndicate Ride
Supreme Court
Black Hawk County
Bushanan
Delaware
Maurion
Jasrpls College
Trichucquie
Holiday Cisir
Bay Atter Ay
Spoomer
Wis
Caroline Pl Hansen
Dive Ville
Justice of the Pears
Mee Murray
W United
Joe Rrapfel
Dyersville
Arthur Vowler
Waterlow
The
Majestic
James Gardiner Company
Space
lLondon Chronicle
Rank
Swisa
Pole
Buxon
Thone
Satuta
Harida
Case
How.krent
Francis Grout
Logan Avenue
Miss Grout
Inez Vall
Clarnock
RRAE
Aos
Anna
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