Jage Collins Village Smith Downfall Linked to Bank Failure
John Collins known as Belfast Jack dies at St Luke s hospital from burns and exposure after Shiloh church fire. He wandered Iowa towns, once owned plows, lost savings in a bank collapse, leaving a broken man with two daughters said to live in Dubuque. Funeral held at Conception church. An advertisement for Chamberlains tablets appears after the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John Collins
St. Luke's Hospital
Shiloh
Immaculate Conception Church
Barney Chanmer
Wheatland
Collins
Jack
Dubuque
Iowa
Independence
Waterloo
New Use for the Automobile by Loyal Order of Moose
A Los Angeles Loyal Order of Moose relief committee, formed to aid charitable work, has proved effective since its creation. The article notes the committee began to assist handicapped members, highlighting the fraternal group’s adaptive use of resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Loyal Order of Moose
Relief Committee
W. A. Ailegon
Order of Moose
Free Kidney Care Recipe Promises Quick Home Cure
An advertisement offers a free $3.50 kidney remedy recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit. It claims to relieve scalding and frequent urination and a range of symptoms within about a week, urging readers to request the prescription by mail without cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Robinson
Lock Building
Detroit
Mich
This Lady's Good Appetite Womanly Trouble Cardui Note
Mobile Alabama letter from Mrs Sigurd Hansen describes seven years of womanly trouble with headaches and weakness. After surgery, relapsed until Cardui was tried and improved appetite sleep and health. Cardui advertised as a long used remedy for female constitution with druggist sale and advisory letters offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Seriously Ill but Enjoys Big Meal
David M. Tyndall a 30-year-old Nebraskan farmer visiting Sioux City for an appendicitis operation died following a failed anaesthetic as doctors failed to detect an aortic aneurysm. He walked to a restaurant for a meal insisting on eating five eyes toast and two cups of coffee contrary to orders, triggering an immediate operation after which his aorta ruptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
David M. Tyndall
Macey
Neb
Belle Plaine Real Estate Trio Sells In One Afternoon
Three Belle Plaine business properties changed hands in a single afternoon. Ed Hoover sold his livery stable to Join Tarversted and son, who will take possession February. J G C Allen sold a cash variety store to H B Mann of Huron South Dakota, and T R Hauke of Clinton bought the F W Rejahl building for immediate use by Bright Spot Cigar Co with Hauke as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Ed Hoover
Tarversted and Son
J. G. C. Allen
H. B. Mann
Huron
S. D
T. R. Hauke
Clinton
F. W. Rejahl
Bright Spot Cigar Co
Hauke
Rejahl
Me Juhl
Ade
Main Street
Delaware County Institute Opens In Manchester Ja
The thirty fifth annual Delaware County Farmers Institute began in Manchester on Wednesday and ran through Friday. Talks on permanent roadbuilding drew praise from Capt. J F Merry Senator S H Hoyt and Rep E C Perkins. Officers elected include President A E Mead Vice President C L Greer Secretary Frank Sly and Treasurer F K Munson. Women’s department chose President Mrs Frank Lawrence and Secretary Mrs Fred Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Farmers' Institute
J. F. Merry
H Hoyt
E. C. Perkins
Delhi
A. E. Mead
C. ®. Greer
Frank Sly
F. K
Bohemian scholar to lecture at State University of Towa
Dr Francis Count Taetzow, a noted Bohemian author and European scholar, will lecture at the State university of Towa on February 27. His talk titled Bohemian History and the Present State of Cultural Development in Bohemia will spotlight a century of Bohemian national revival. Counts Luetzow and Luetzowess will arrive in America January 28 at the invitation of a committee representing Bohemian Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Francis Count Taetzow
Europe
State University of
Towa
Laetzow
Boahemia
Bohemia
Count Luetzow
Countess Luetzow
America
United States
Stenzel Arrests Spark Court Battle in Waterloo Waverly
Lyeeint Paul Stenzel of Waterloo boarded a car to Waverly and paid with a $5 bill after claiming fare paid. He was arrested for drunkenness and later discharged, then swore out a warrant for Conductor Fred Purer on assault and battery. Witnesses split on his sobriety. trial details hinge on continued hearings and service of witnesses. Local rail issues include the Sumner branch reopening and fuel shortages affecting nearby Bremer and Tripoli communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Paul Stenzel
Waterloo
Fred Puerer
Fuerer
Prerer
Stenzel
Cullinane
Denver
Trarbine
Black Hawk County
Sumner
Bremer
Tripoli
Signs of Sanity Contributed Opinion Piece
Propagandists such as socialists use dictionary backed jargon to intimidate opponents. The piece notes a shift as they abandon obscure phrases and expose their arguments more openly in this evolving verbal warfare.
Eighth Grade Examinations in County Schools
The County Superintendent announces final eighth grade exams on February 21 22 23 and May 1 2 3 with major subjects arithmetic grammar history geography physiology and civil government and minors reading spelling writing and music. A passing mark of 73 percent may credit February tests. subjects below 70 yield a diploma and high school admission certificate despite poor results. Conductors listed include Barclay No 5 Margaret Cranfield Fox No 2 Blanche Berrell and others at central county sites. Papers go to the county superintendent for grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Barclay No
Margaret Cranfield
Fox
Blanche Berrell
la Porte City
C. BD
McGaon
Voorhies
Mary Cavanaugh
Hudson
Maude Howell
Washburn
Edna Wolff
Orange
Blough
Gilbertville
Arbogasta
Raymond
Mary al Callahan
Dewar
Gertrude Turner
Dutherton
John G. Speicher
Bennington No
Grace L. Shining
Miss Pfalzgraf Pleads Not Guilty In District Court
Miss Katherine Pfalexrat indicted on a charge of receiving stolen goods was arraigned and pleaded not guilty in the criminal branch of the district court with Judge Platt presiding. Represented by attorney Loren Risk, she waived formal arraignment and secured bail via her father. Trial expected soon. Chicken pie supper at Y W C A from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Platt
Katherine Pfalexrat
Loren Risk
Pralagraf
Pneumonia Serum Hope Faces Hospital Reluctance
The Hooveralter Institute for Medical Research claims a curative serum for pneumonia but hospitals in New York refuse to supply patients for trials. Despite a rich endowment and skilled staff, patients are unavailable, while test tubes hold the serum at the Rockefeller Institute. Pneumonia remains a leading killer as snow and cold intensify the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York
Dan
Hooveralter Institute For Medical Research
New York
Rackerelley Lascinine
Bagh
Whlow
Thhree
Rockefeller Institute
United States
Dairy train on Illinois Central to tour Iowa
Prof. Hugh G. Van Pell and Prof. E. B. Estes plan a dairy demonstration train to run over the Illinois Central from Dubuque starting March 5 to March 23. The train includes demonstration and baggage cars and the road’s vice president will release his private car for lecturers and travelers. No stop at Waterline.
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Hugh G. van Pell
E. 8. Estes
Ulinois Central
Towa
Dubuque
Sheriff Sale in Black Hawk County Iowa
The State of Iowa Black Hawk County gives notice of a public auction on January 27, 1902 at 10 o clock am at Waterloo courthouse to satisfy a district court writ of execution. The property is Lot 17 in Block 1 Riverside Addition Waterloo Iowa owned by W H Phelps and Sarah J Phelps and levied by Sheriff F M Bhores. The sale proceeds to cash with costs. Plaintiff attorney Geo I Sager represents John Gumpert.
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
Court House
Waterloo
Black Hawk
John Gumpert
W. H. Phemps
Sarah J. Phelps
Riverside
Towa
F. M. Bhores
Geo. I. Sager
Untermann to Speak on Ware Things Happen to Man
Parnest f Untermann will lecture at Laber temple Sunday evening January 21 on Ware Things Happen to Man. The socialist party national office plans over three thousand lectures using plain language and avoiding nine syllable terms to reach common readers. Local socialists praised the first talk and expect higher attendance for Why Things Happen a Happen. Get your bath at Vogt s barber shop.
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Parnest
F Untermann
Laber Temple
Manpen
Socialists Party
Tocal
Mrs Henderson Critically Ill In Water City
Mrs R H Henderson, aged 85, is critically ill at her home on 627 Second Street West Water. A family call brought three children C Bender of Athens Ohio Mary Graff of Chicago and A Henderson of Omaha to the bedside. Dr TS Henderson is in Texas and Dr Robert Henderson in Urbana Ohio. two sons may not arrive. She was taken ill last Tuesday.
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KR. K. Henderson
City of Water
Ina
Second Street West
Afas. Henderson
C. Benderson
Athens
Ohio
Mary Graff
Chicago
Henderson
Omaha
TS. Henderson
Texas
Robert Henderson
Urbana
Train Tour Plans March Stops For Dairymen
The schedule lists stops on March 12 at Magonville Winthrop Independence Jesup Staymond and Cedar Falls with a March 2 call to Jatesville Wavery TMalifield Nashua and Charles City. Vine special crabs who conehale the tome on the date indicated at Choro furdas.
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Waterloo
Magonville
Winthrop
Independence
Jesup
Staymond
Cedar Falls
Jatesville
Wavery
Tmalifield
Nashua
Charles City
Vine
Chorofurdas
Lectures Today At Woman's Club
Mrs Dora Tyler Stephison of Des Moines College arrives in Waterloo to lecture on Henry Esmond at 3 o clock in the public library auditorium. She is a leading English instructor with long Des Moines College ties and has lectured for the Waterloo Women’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Tyler Stephison
Des Moines
Ohio
Waterloo
J.4
Beemin
Stephien
Henry Esmond
Des Moines College
Des Moines Woiina
Building Project Shaped by Mrs Childs Gift
Mrs Stephenson cites a $20,600 gift from Mrs Hieanoe supporting a girls' college expansion. Childs of Waterloo praises the donation and a handsome building for young women is under construction. Ground has been broken and work will proceed quickly pending weather.
Indiana Scientist Offers Free Medicine Trials
A Indiana researcher offers to give five hundred readers a free full size $1.00 treatment of a home remedy hailed for cures. The Courier invites applicants from readers with chronic ailments to mail a description of their case to James W. Kidd in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to receive the no charge trial.
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Indiana
Waterloo
Courier
James W. Kidd
Fort Waynes
Couyosna
Kidd
Wayne
Ind
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Jage” Collins
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
S&h Jeers
Chetticness Tena
Foley
Jas. McCaery
Mar
Schlitz Hotel
H. W. Taggart
Delaware County Institute
Glee Club
Mina
San Francisco
Waterloo Savings Bank
Mt. Vernon
H. A. Moore
Frances
Washington
A. A. Wall
Finchford
H. Walker
St. Joseph's School
Sister Carmelita
Chamberlain
Miss Pfalzgrap
Y. W. Cc
Rockerpelia Taster
Illinois Central
Vogt
Ernest Untermann
R. H. Henderson
Woman's Club
Mellin’s Food
Mellin's
Moellini
Mellin’s Food CO
Boston
MaAasay
Post Office
R. F
Iceland
Falcon
Miller
Carder
Morris Drug CO
Morris
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