Doctorday trial in Dr Longshore murder case
Gruesome exhibit detailed autopsy testimony and physician observations on Rebecca Shade. Drs Nesbit OKeefe Brinkman describe embalming effects, septicemia as death cause, and time of uterine perforation. Attorneys clash. court allows continuation. large crowd attends proceedings.
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Brikman
Dr. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Brinkman
Illinois Medical College
Waterloo
Rebecca Shade
Nesbit
Mr. McCoy
Murtagh
Pl Cians
Brinkmans
Birthday celebration noted at Justice residence
Friends of Mrs Frank Justice gathered at her home on Saturday to celebrate her birthday with an enjoyable evening. The Ager family also held a separate gathering.
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Frederika
Frank Justice
Ager
Waverly Trio Among Travelers Bound for Cuba via Tampa
A group including Henry Wente, Ja Neaver, Henry Trestien, Louie Dickman, Charles Dickman, John Nottger and several Waverly citizens leaves Denver for Tampa to board a steamer to Cuba.
Former Citizen Edward C. Congdon Dies at 64 in Michigan
Edward C. Congdon died January 11 at his farm home in Newaygo Michigan. Funeral services were held in Newaygo with interment at Oakwoods Cemetery Chicago beside his wife. A Mason he died of Bright's disease with complications. He was 64, born in New York state, came to Waterloo in the 1870s to work for Hitt and Co. bus manufacturers. He married Eva A. Hitt in 1877. a daughter Edith survives. The family moved from Waterloo twenty eight years ago to Evanston Illinois and later Michigan to farm.
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Edward C. Congdon
Newaygo
Mich
Oakwoods Cemetery
Chicago
Bright
Congdon
New York State
Waterloo
Hitt & Co
Eva A. Hitt
EB. R. Hitt
Local Notes and Personal Updates in Jesup
Mrs H A Houck and children visited Independence. J A Howey and J Masteller left for southwestern Missouri. Claude Miller becomes assistant cashier at Jesup State Bank. Lloyd Werling buys a new automobile. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J Anderson of Waterloo on Tuesday January 7.
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Jesup
H. A. Houck
Independence
J. A. Howey
J. Masteller
Missouri
Claude Miller
Jesup State Bank
Lloyd Werling
J. Anderson
Waterloo
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It promises natural darkening of gray hair with a ready to use product costing about 56 cents a bottle, claiming it restores color after one or two applications and leaves hair glossy and youthful.
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Wryeth
Wyeth's
Wyeth
Local Notes and Obituaries From Jesup Area
Mrs Anderson formerly Misa Ning Beeter. John Hile accepted a brakeman post with Illinois Central Railroad. J J P Wagner buys Peak place and will move to Jesup in spring. Mrs N A George hosts E Q O F club Friday. George Searles travels from Kansas City to tend ill father S F Searles. Mrs Frink ill at son Delos Frink’s home. Mr and Mrs D E B Rogers and family visit. Miss Myrta Burrell returns to Vinton for position. Mr and Mrs J Comfort back in North Dakota after visit. 8 Walker of Littleton returns from Omaha with fifty two cows for Fairbank farm. S Smith moves shoe stock and H J Luthmer moves general merchandise into new brick block. Ladies Cemetery Improvement Association holds annual dinner and apron sale. proceeds $60. Officers elected: President J K Ennis, Vice Z A Comfort, Secretary A M Dalton, Treasurer Carrie Parker, Trustees M A Hallman A Haskins Z H Comfort. Jeremiah Woof, longtime Westbury Township resident, dies at home after illness. Born in Lancashire England November 4 1841, he immigrated with parents in 1848. Survived by wife and daughters Mrs C Martin Barclay Twp and Mrs C Gebrell Weetburg Twp. sons John and William at Manson Ia Jay and Lee at home. Funeral included.
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Anderson
Misa Ning Beeter
John Hile
Iiness Central Railroad Company
J. J. P. Wagner
Jesup
Littleton
J. Comfort
North Dakota
Walker
Omaha
Fairbank
S. Smith
H. J. Luthmer
Ladies’ Cemetery Improvement Association
Presbyterian Church
J. K. Ennis
Z. A. Comfort
A. M. Dalton
Carrie Parker
M. A. Hallman
A. Haskins
Z. H. Comfort
Jeremiah Woof
Westbury Township
Buchanan County
Mr. Woof
Lancashire
England
Thomas
Jane Woolf
America
Missouri
Wisconsin
Funeral service held Wednesday at 10:30 by Rev T J Elwick
Interment followed in Coder y. The relatives express the sincere sympathy of many.
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T. J. Elwick
Mm’ EB ‘Church
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F. B. Johnson
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Nada
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Joe Renee
R.o N. A
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Mercs
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Mauria Christensen
Republic
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Charles City
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Will Greene, Jr
New Hampton
Emma Young
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Bertha Mathies
C. Poock
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Wred Kelling
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Mission Society
Philly Bloeser
Grippe
G. Krumm
Sous
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Henry Prestien
Father Bruns
Grandma Steitler
Wearywell
Wear-A-Well Shoe CO
Roth & Roth
Mast
Fife Street
Weetburg
Catherine Anon Maddreil
C. Mar
Barclay Township
Tone
Old
All Good Grocers
Tone Bros
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The
New Pork Times
New York, N. Y
A. W. Peterson
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Louis Wiley
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