Buffalo Bill Cody Laid To Rest With High Honors In Denver
Denver mourns Col William J Cody known as Buffalo Bill as state officials, military, and thousands honor his memory. A state capitol vigil precedes burial at Lookout Mountain, with a cowboys’ procession forming behind the funeral train and services at the Elks home.
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Denver
Colo
William J. Cody
Buffalo Bill
West
State Capitol
Lookout Mountain
United States Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Prairies
Col. Cody
John W. Springer
Elks’ Service
Ile
Hope
Capitol
Fort Logan
Guard of Honor
Tasket
Colayada, National Guard
The
Pioneers* Society
Elks
Granda Army of the Republic
Plains
David Rankin
Col. Coifly
Legion of Honor
Julius C. Gunter
Colorado
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
McKinley
Elks Home
Nazimova Stars in War Brides at Palace Waterloo
Nazimova's War Brides at the Palace portrays the home front, focusing on the suffering of women awaiting soldiers. The critic notes emotional impact over action, praising Nazimova's art while acknowledging flaws in argumentative logic but commending the film's move from stage to screen.
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Alla Nazimova
Palace Theatre
Waterloo
Nazimova
Raymond farmer remains unconscious after gas plant blast
Michael Enr, a farmer near Raymond, remains unconscious at St. Francis hospital with little change in condition after more than 120 hours since a gas plant explosion last week. Attending physicians reported no significant improvement.
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Ehr
Michael Enr
Raymond
St. Francis Hospital
Les Darcy in Fighting Togs
A posed photograph shows Les Darcy in New York hotel surroundings. The 23-year-old Australian boxer appears compact yet well toned with strong arm and shoulder development, contrasting with taller peers like Jess Willard. The image captures him as he is today amid boxing fever in the city.
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Les Darcy
New York
Darcey’s
Darcy
Jess Willard
City in Brief No Drops Used When We Examine Your Eyes
Buchanan ad notice. Charles W. Chapman left for a lumber convention in Minneapolis. Frank Harmon arrived from San Francisco to visit Dr. G. W. Wilcox. Mrs. G. A. Gilley will seek Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester, Minn. Maude Copp returned from Chicago after visiting and opera. Georgia Lauritzen left for Swea City to supervise music in public schools. Mrs. Edith Holt improving at home. Oliver Chapman back from New York holidays with sisters. Mrs. C. C. Walters and son Carroll to Dumont to visit Dr. F. A. Burrows. Mrs. Seymour Poyner to Minneapolis to visit mother and son Harold at university. S. H. Stauffacher to Center Point for Rev J. E. Stauffacher funeral. Marriage license issued in Chicago to Ben L. Yohe and Jennie Lott. Howard M. Smith to Kewanee to become general manager of a gas company. Mrs. Smith to follow. Land seekers from four states join Waterloo group bound for Littlefield Texas. special war car.
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G. A. Gilley
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Maude Copp
Chicago
Georgia Lauritzen
Swea City
Edith Holt
Cottage Grove Avenue
Oliver Chapman
New York
May
Edith Chapman
C. C. Walters
Carroll
Dumont
F. A. Burrows
Seymour Poyner
Minneapolis
Harold
University
S. Il
Stauffacher
Center Point
Ben L. Yohe
Jennie Lott
Waterloo
Howard M. Smith
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Kewanee
Smith
Waterloo Lodge called communication and joint installations announced
Waterloo lodge No. 106 A F and A M will meet at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening for second degree work. A joint installation of Royal Neighbors of America and Modern Woodmen officers is set for Tuesday night in K of P hall. Waterloo Review No. 22 W B A M meets Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in AOUW hall. members should bring sandwiches and one home cooked item for a picnic supper. Knights of Columbus dancing club tonight in SK of G hall. Galloway Hagerman Bible study Tuesday at 2 30. Mrs. F D McCauley Falls Avenue. 14 000 subscribers and their families read the ads in the Gonnier.
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Waterloo Lodge
A. FL
First Presbyterian Church Plans Major Building Campaign
A large Waterloo congregation gathered at First Presbyterian to approve a new church edifice. The campaign targets $76,000 in pledges over two years plus funds for a Park Avenue site, with ten canvassing teams forming tonight to begin the drive. The current Mulberry Street church lot will be sold in two years, as downtown development accelerates.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Robertson Macartney
Church of God
Children of Israel
Mostl Minis
Park Avenue J
Franklin Street
Jacob
Rachel
Balliett
Wranklin Street
Park Avenue
Waterloo
Mulberry Street
Park Arenia
Waarkat
Grace Church
Hope Abandoned for Stranded U S Cruiser Milwaukee
The United States protected cruiser Milwaukee grounded on Samoa beach while attempting to refloat the stranded submarine H-3. Expert J Frazer surveyed by candlelight warned stanchions were failing and that heavy seas would soon doom the vessel.
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Hureka
Cal
United States
Milwaukee
Samoa
J. Frazer
Frazer
Trade 2
Rockford News and Local Notices Summary
Rockford reports indicate all efferent lee houses are being filled by W. S. Graham. The first agricultural start course was held last Thursday to Saturday. Cor something church Ladies Aid met last Wednesday with officers reporting receipts totaling 653.10. Mr and Mrs Glen Squier welcomed a daughter Bayley in Mitchell, Ss B. Spending winter with daughter Burton Carrott. O M Williamson acquired Pepper barber shop. Rockford shipments last week totaled seven cars. Mrs Earl Shultz underwent surgery at the local hospital.
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Rockford
Non
W. S. Graham
Ladies’ Aid Society
CorjBkemational Church
Deon
Glen Squier
A H. Bayley
Mitchel
Ss. B
Burton Carrott
Hale
O. M. Williamson
Reckford
Earl Shultz
Farmers Move and Prices Report in Gilbertville Area
In Gilbertville and nearby GMettyville on January 3, residents note E De Grief and family have moved into the former William Wagner home. Tuesday prices show Crown Flour patent at 2.60 and Istle Flour & Feed Co. advertising reach with 14 000 subscribers and their families in the Courier report.
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Gmettyville
E. de Grief
Wiliam Wagner
Crown
Istle Flour & Feed Co
Liberty Quote From Daniel Webster
A brief display quotes Daniel Webster stating that liberty is granted to those who love it and are always ready to guard and defend it, emphasizing vigilance in preserving freedom.
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God
Daniel Webster
Deceptive Weather Nips Noses and Ears
A faulty weather report shows a sunny day yet temperatures range from 12 below to 3 above. Noses and ears were nipped as people went about, with a volunteer observer recording 12 below at 7 am and noon readings near the zero mark.
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Hain Suppy
Ratoe
Local Notes From Greene Area Residents and Events
Greene on June 18 reports Moult Warthonn returning from a bust. visits attend Turany and the Vogler home in Clases City. John Vracey sold residence to Henry Fick of Alison, who takes possession in spring. Walter A. McClure named chief, Lee Rogers resigned to move to Cedar Plain. A son born to Hugo Molzschuly and wife on January 30. Mrs. M Bragg hosts the Women of the Missionary Society at the Presbyterian church. Ice harvest runs this week with good quality. Frank Cheney travels to Mobile, Alabama seeking health benefits. Prior Briscoe of Myers Falls visits parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Briscoe.
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Lee Rogers
Cedar Palin
Matt Pull
John
Fisher
M. Stober
Prisimide
Charles Miy
Hugo Molzschuly
M. Woodling
Tilma
Thins Vegas
N. Af
M. Bragg
Womean's Missionary Society of the Presbytering
Frank Cheney
Mobile
Ala
Tee
Health
Briscoe
Myers Falls
Want
Vial Ula
Irs
R. My. Briscoc
Marble Rock stock and social notes brief death and meeting
Mrs WHI Wilson left for Springville due to her husband's illness. Mr Wilson remained with his mother for the week. Mrs Mike Garth and Miss Ruth Vor went to Waterlno to visit Mr Barth in Subancia hospital. The community mourns the death of Mrs Thomas Nichelson at her College street home. Yeomen chartered a special car to Chariton City for a lodge meeting. Farmers Trust and Savings Bank elected directors HH Merrink John Barth Charles Moore W C Smith and H Lynn.
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Marble Stock
Ann
Whi Wilson
Springville
Wilson
Mike Garth
Ruth Vorheen
Waterlno
Barth
Subancia Hospital
Thomas Nichelson
Sway
College Street
Local Social Notes and Market Report from January
Mrs F Black is ill as Barclay Center community notices a social week with a surprise party at August Redbere home near Little ton. Roy Wortham and family from Waterloo visited B. WK. Rica home. Mrs John Dorland of Wis ill at her parental home. Ladies Missionary society of the U P Church met with Mrs John Hersch and served dinner at noon. Don’t miss Black's Victrola Recital. Grain and market report from Samson Bros. Chicago notes wheat shortage, export and carryover estimates for 1917, cash wheat premiums, corn strength, export interest, and livestock prices with grim supply outlook.
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Barclay Barclay Center
F. Black
McMillin
August Redbere
Littleton
Roy Wortham
Waterloo
B. WK. Rica
John Dorland
Wis
Imeastes
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Samson Bros. & Co
Chicago
B. W. Snow
Europe
Closing prices today on New York Stock Exchange
Special Wire from Courier lists closing values for major stocks including American Beet Sugar American Car and Power? American Smelting and Ref? Anaconda Copper Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel and others. Entries show varied quotes such as United States Rubber and Western Union among numerous firms.
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NEW York Stockh Exchange
Courier
New York
American Locominiys
American Smelting
American
Anaconda Copper
Baldwin Locomia
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn
Chesapeake
Ohinoe
St. Py
Colorado Fuel
Erie
Fees Sy Veneral Electric
Minots Central
International Univestey
Detrolensa M. E
Missouri Pacific
National
New York Central
Northern Paciific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacifc
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
Wabash
Western Union
Weatinghouse
White Sunday on French Front Paints Snowy War Scene
On the Somme front in January the day turned unusually bright despite war. Snow cloaked trenches and barbed wire, muffling guns whose voices remained steady yet distant. The landscape wore a tranquil, Sabbath air as frost and fog transformed the field into crystal glare and quiet, even as the war march continued.
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Bung
France
Somme
Heela
Waterloo Mortuary Notices and Obituaries
Waterloo residents mourn several deaths including Mrs C Seates who died in Fort Worth Texas while visiting family and will be buried in Waterloo, plus Starr Maurice Ives in Ossining, and Winona May Crawford infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Crawford, funeral at Fairview cemetery. Katherine Mannen dies after weeks of illness at age 20. services at O Keefe Towne mortuary with burial at Fairyview cemetery.
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Starr Maurice Ives
Presbyterian Hospital
O’keate & Tawno'a Chapat
Jesup
Mr. Ives
Cleare
Onondaga County
N.Y
Mtarriggs
Mary Theresa Prentice
Agnes Clark
Emma Casner
City
W. M. Ives
Wilh
Nelson
Minneapolis
Winona May Crawford
Winona May
C. x. Crawford
Fairview Cemetery
Katherine Mannen
L. BK. Mannen
Llness
Mannen
Steinbeck
Waterloo
Vivlen Nida
Tessies
James Stark
Grundy Center
O'Keefe & Towne
Robbers Loot Princess Theatre Safe in Dubuque
In Dubuque on Jan 15 thieves exploded the Princess theatre safe between midnight Sunday and Monday morning, stealing nearly $800 from Saturday and Sunday's box office. The robbers also wrecked the Kochendorfer saloon on East Dubuque Avenue but fled before looting it, leaving no trace of their identities.
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Dubuque
Princess Theatre
Kochendorfer
East Bubuque
Japanese Cruiser Blown Up in Yokosuka Harbor
Tokio reports the Japanese cruiser Tasukuba was destroyed by an explosion in Yokosuka harbor Sunday. The blaze on the Itasukuba caused waves of fire and debris, with more than 100 men killed or injured, according to officials.
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Tokio
Yokosuka
Salesmen Lunch At Irving Hotel In New York
The Kelcumen for the Smith Liehty Hillman company held its annual conference on Saturday to discuss extending the business. Salesmen enjoyed luncheon at the Irving hotel and later attended the Majestic theatre in Washington, D. Y. on January 15. Calco’s billboard regulation of 1911 was upheld as constitutional by the supreme court in the Thomas Cusack company suit against the city.
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Smith, Liehty & Hillman Company
Irving Hotel
Majestic Theatre
Washington, D. Y
Calcaga
Supreme Court
Thomas Cusack Company
Snowstorm grips South region from Texas to Virginia
Snow and sleet today covered a large portion of the south with North and central Texas under one of the heaviest snowfalls in their history. The storm extended over eastern Arkansas, northern Mississippi and western Tennessee, western North Carolina and Virginia.
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Memphis. Tenn
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Carranza Reinforcements Move Against Villa in Torreon
Ten thousand army reinforcements under Gen. Dieguez arrive at Torreon to aid the Carranza garrison in campaigns against Villa bandits. The report comes from state department dispatches in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Dieguez
Torreon
Mex
Carranza
State Department
Day of Prayer for Waterloo Ministers Held at First Evangelical
Waterloo ministers and wives gathered at First Evangelical Church for the annual Day of Prayer beginning at 10 a.m. with a story service and a prayer by Rev. J. B. Macartney. Rev. B. J. Lockwood read The Achievements of Prayer. A noon dinner served in the church basement seated 48 ministers. After 1:15 p.m. the ministerial association continued with papers and short talks to arou?e movement.
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First Evangelical Church
J. B. Macartney
B. J. Lockwood
Ministerial Association
Aroug
Danderine Advertisement Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage ad claims dandruff vanishes after one or two uses of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with fingertips. The 26 cent bottle is sold at drug stores, and the copy asserts that soon no dandruff or hair shedding remains and the scalp stays healthy.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Laxative Remedy
The advertisement urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs for any childhood illness tied to constipation. It describes symptoms of distress and claims the product safely cleanses the bowels within hours, promoting a return to a playful, well child. It warns buyers to seek a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company and to avoid counterfeit syrups.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Wanted Ads for Domestic Help and Miscellaneous Items
Additional want ads list services by the day including washing ironing and cleaning with phone contact. Also notices for a young woman to earn money through college, poultry sales, lost money orders, lodging, a stray mule, and a modern room for rent with contact details and locations in Iowa.
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Irs
D. G. Ottman
R. Byron
Minn
Ninth
Syramore
Red
Ree Ward
Courier Patterns for the Evening Courier Waterloo
The notice outlines a pattern order offer from the Courier patterns department in the Evening Courier Waterloo. Readers are instructed to enclose 10 cents per pattern and return the coupon to ensure patterns arrive with seams. Processing aims for prompt filling and delivery within ten days after sending the alteration.
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Pashion
Waterloo
Reverend Ackerly Quits Ministry After Fruitola Traxo Testimony
The Rev Els wood R Ackerly of the First M B Church at Montgomery recounts days of extreme weakness, claiming Fruitola and Traxo relieved gall stones and rebuilt energy. Sales points include Waterloo shops Wansler Bros Co and G J Miller with no prescription needed. A Pinus Laboratories booklet offers stomach relief insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elswood R. Ackerly
Montgomery
Edsall
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Waterloo
Wansler Bros Co
East Fourth St
G. J. Miller
West Fourth St
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Buffalo
Togs
Uridpeyset
Buchanan
Charles W. Chapman
Frank Harmon
San Francisco
Will Lasit
G. W. Wilcox
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
W. P. Spask Land Company
Littlefield
Tex
First Presbyterian Congregation
Tom
U.S
Gilbertville
Liberty
Black
Cg, E. Scales
Seates
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Ceorge
First Presbyterian Snarch
George Scales
SFA Maulior Cve
Beerbos
Snowstors
VILLA
DAY OF Prayer
Ministers OF
Tad
Terrigny
Ellwood R. Ackerly
Tadies
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