Woman Stricken While On Street in Waterloo Death
Mia Alms Grace Rider Kuder, 1872 11 01 Sugar Grove Ohio born, died about 8 o clock after suffering on Fourth Street while en route to theatre. She resided in Waterloo since Oct 1, previously Mason City. Survived by husband, two daughters, a son, and a prior child, plus two brothers G C Van Dyke Des Moines and C F Van Dyke Lancaster Ohio. Kristian Science Church Mason City membership noted.
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Fourth Street
Te Theatre
Mia
Mte
Norman
Kuder
Maple Teet
Waterloo
Mason City
Uder
Alma Grace van Dyke
Sugar Grove
Chicago
British Fear Invasion Across English Channel
A letter from Grimsby shared with Miss Marjorie Tompson describes widespread anxiety in Great Britain as air raids and bombardments by German forces loom. It notes Christmas week bombings on Scarborough Whitby and Hartlepool, sightings over the Thames and Essex, troops and fortifications in place, and preparations for possible invasion.
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Great Britain
Gerans
Marjorie Tompson
Grimsby
England
Reater
Iss Thompson
Christian Scarborough
Whitby
Hart‘pool
Gerlans
Rover
Sheerness
Essex
Thames
Brocklesby
City in brief notices from Waterloo and area
A Waterloo day book of brief items lists visits by Ray MecCleery of Waterman attorney H. F. Arnold and CG M. Beem of Charles City, with many Waterloo social and business dashes. Scarlet fever quarantine rises to 23 cases as Grace Barnes and others face restrictions. Dr. H W Sigworth nears recovery after throat surgery in Iowa City, while Rev. Mr. Parr of Princeton arrives to begin duties at First Congregational.
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CG. M. Beem
Charles City
Waterloo
Attorney J. C. Beem
Porter
Grace Barnes
Wallgate Streal
W. E. Jones
Great Northern Railway
Des Moines
A. J. Busby
Waterloo Theatre
Creston
Busby Bros
Mr. Parr
Princeton
First Congregational Church
City
Consul Outright Recalled From Nottingham
Washington reports John L. Cutright American vice consul at Nottingham England was recalled after a letter he wrote about the war appeared in an Omaha newspaper. Bryan says no confirmation of formal objection from Nottingham but Cutright left Coburg for London and was told to return to the United States.
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Washington, D. C
John L. Cutright
Nottingham
England
Bryan
Cutright
Omaha
London
Coburg
Omaha World-Herald
Temperatures and ranges from December 20
Readable fragments show temperatures recorded between 17 and 22 with several small range notes such as 3 to 34 and -8 to 10. The text references Buchanan Optical Co and times from midnight to 10 am, but many details are garbled or incomplete.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Lodo Me Savine
Pinchot Nominated for Ananias Club
Washington January 20 Gifford Pinchot president of the National Conservation Association has been nominated for membership in the Ananias club by Secretary of War Garrison In a statement the secretary of war denies Pinchots assertion that he approved the Shields bill Garrison says he has not commented on the merits of the bill.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Association
Ananias Club
War Garrison
Secretary of War
Pinchot
Garrison
Mexican Affair Mixed as Secretary Reports Silence
Secretary Bryan said the State Department had no information for two days about events in Mexico City and called the situation somewhat mixed. Gen Gutierrez fled the city prompting a quick shift in Villa's plans, delaying expected Tampico action and signaling a withdrawal of southern garrisons. Enrique Ligrente denied intent to form a northern republic as Tampico reports aid to a petroleum project ends under Carranza terms, leaving many Americans unemployed. Obregon nears the capital with a large force and is expected to occupy it soon.
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Washington
D. C
Bryan
State Department
Mexico City
Gutierrez
Villa
Tampico
Mexico
Enrique C. Ligrente
Petroleum Company
Carranza
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Aid Society Supper Proceeds Noted in Orchard Qrehard
Mrs. Charlie Lewis hosted the Aid society gathering last Wednesday with strong attendance. Proceeds from the supper totaled nine dollars. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Love welcomed a grandson born January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. John Debbe in Charles City. Beulah Morse returned after a three week vacation to resume studies at the sisters' school in Charles City. Mrs. Warde formerly of Osage, visiting her daughter Mrs. Wa Com, planned a trip to Iowa City for a time.
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Qrehard
Charlie
Lewis
Aid Society
Isaac Love
Gladden
John Debbe
Charles City
Beulah Morse
Warde
Osage
V. Ia
Goa
Accused Men Plead Not Guilty in Indecent Behavior Case
Anton and John Lane of 224 Third Street East were arrested last evening on charges of following two women. They pleaded not guilty this morning and their cases were continued to Thursday. They claimed they are married and have been trying to save money to bring their families from Bulgaria to the United States.
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Anton
John Lane
Third Street East
Met
Bulgaria
Prayers by Women At Grace Church Evening Service
A temperance meeting at Walnut Street Baptist leads Grace Methodist to drop revival tonight. A women’s prayer service at 7 45 in Grace prayer meeting room will be led by Mrs J F P Eightney with music under Mrs George Luch. Women from all churches invited.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Grace Prayer Meeting Room
J FP
Eightney
George
Fifty Years Ago A January 19 1803 Civil War Echoes
A historical reminiscence notes Gen Butler’s removal from the army of the Potomac amid debate over the Wilmington expedition and Grant’s role. Fort Fisher’s capture yields 2,500 prisoners. Towns like Gilbertville and La Perte City are highlighted along Cedar Valley’s scenic routes. Draft ends, burglaries, and local salary talks in Clinton County are mentioned with brief local color about peace hopes and postwar implications.
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Thuusday
Butler
Army of the Potomac
Wilmington
Grant Long Grace
Forty Years Ago Fire In Jall At A M Last Thursday
Sheriff Huyzlett awoke to frantic cries and found the Moor filled with smoke and the coal store fire. Waterloo’s population is estimated at five to six thousand seven hundred. An iron bridge links the city across the river. Red Jacket engine members thank W W Ferry for a donated thermometer to hang in the engine house. The new game law bans smiling trapping or snaring elk wild deer fawns prairie hens or chickens on one’s premises between January 1 and July 1. Dr Mack and Rev Wisworth plan a magic lantern show for Congregational Sunday school. County Superintendent Townsend says teachers’ monthly exams will be January 30 in the brick school house east of the river. William and George Robinson W M Lamphere and Frank Virden lease a 71 acre farm near Dubuque to mine lead with veins passing toward this tract.
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la Perte
Uvely
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Gilbertville
Cedar Valley
Wack Hawk County
Jall
Huyzlett
Twenty Years Ago Evening at the Bride's Home in Orange Township
A vivid social column notes a wedding at the bride's parents' home in Orange township with 130 guests. Nearby, Mr and Mrs J B Elwood send thanks for donated clothing to Lynch Nebraska.
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8. L. Kjingamau
Orange Township
Elwood
Lynch, Neb
Local Notes From Clarksville Jan 20 1915
Clarksville news round up with visits and arrivals from Morrill and Wa verly Kansas re location changes. Iowa dairy car visit and cows judged, with Will McCrery and Kinzfern placing. Births, marriages, deaths, and social events fill the week.
Mother s Friend and its use in maternity care
In recent years debates on maternity have grown with many cities offering modern maternity hospitals while most women still prefer home births in towns and villages. A booklet titled Mother s Way provides practical points on helps for expected mothers and a copy can be mailed. Brad Acid Thegulator Co advertises Mother s Friend, sold in drug stores, as safe and useful for easing pregnancy.
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Barner
Brad- Acid Thegulator Co
Laman Bildy
Aganta
The Doctor’s Bills and a New Pay Idea
In Ruth Cameron’s Evening Chit Chat a doctor’s granddaughter reflects on unpaid bills and the public’s view of physicians. The piece suggests discounts for prompt payment, lower rates to reduce losses, and a fair scheme to help patients who cannot pay, acknowledging doctors’ costs and charity work.
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Doutor
Coffenta
Finchford Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Finchford residents report John Matd au rin returning from Porte City after a five week stay due to family matters involving his brother in law Mrs. Oscar Davis. Mrs. William Daly spends a week at Fraderika. William Yorum of Colorado visits Frank Dewey home. Royal Neighbors install officers with Oracle Carrie Samuelson and other officers named.
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Oracle
Lizzie Dorman
Mary Gerholdt
Mabel Walters
Mattie Cassaday
Duchess of Richelieu affair shocks Baltimore society
Relatives of Eleanor Douglas Wise, the Duchess of Richelieu, fear her grave illness in Saumars France after two months of sickness. An English nurse appeals for family members to travel to her bedside. The Duke de Richelieu, linked to Cardinal Richelieu, married Wise in 1919 with Cardinal Gibbons presiding. The duchess, a former Baltimore society favorite, is the daughter of the late Commodore Frederick May Wise.
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Baltimors
France
Mias Wise
Cardinal Gibbons
Big City
Froderick May Wise
China
Duke
Alice Meine
New Orleans
Prince Albert of
Monace
Lena Walters Leads City Marshals at Mayme Cor Meeting
Lena Walters marshal Mayme Cor win assistant marshal Mary Zim marman inner sentinel Lizzie Mald zthn outer sentinel Anna Long manager Louie Garner. Refresh ments were starved and a good many were in attendance at the meeting.
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Lena Walters
Mayme Corwin
Mary Zimmarman
Inner Sentinel
Lizzie Maldzthn
Outer Sentinel
Anna Long
Louie Garner
Veterans of G A R Meet For Webber Funeral
Robert Anderson post will gather at the G A R ball at 1 o clock Thursday morning to attend in a solemn procession the funeral of Comrade Chris Lan Webber at the O Keefe and Towne undertaking parlors. Services set for 2 o clock with burial in Fairview. Also Bt Margaret's Guild announces a dancing party at Hotel Russell Lams on Wednesday evening January 27.
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Robert Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R. Ball
Chris Lan Webber
O'Keefe & Towne
Ices
Fairview
G. Crabtree
Margaret's Guild
Russell-Lamson
Mt Vernon Township Social News and Births
Mr Vernon Two reports a quiet week with visits to Cedar Falls by Mrs Pearl Leahy and grandmother Mrs Leahy who is ill. A daughter named Manda was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Bowen. Owl events include card parties, oyster dinner by Doreas Society, and visits by Katherine Cunningham and Misa Racy. Roy Breckner from Byersville and Ed Groff of Osage visit friends. plans to move in spring. farm business in Minnesota. many local neighbors host luncheons and games.
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F. M. Russell
Will Gushard
Maplevittle
Roy Packard
Morrill
Neb
Packard
Alta Copeland
Fred Riden
Howard, S. D
Will Riden
Iowa State Dairy
Will McCrery
J. F. Kinzferd
C. S. Vance
Leo Baird
Waverly
Kan
Rosate
Baird
Bertha Wilkinson
Ed Ashline
Aribaull
Mipt
Vern Butler
Minneapolis
Margaret Butler
S. Hartness
Cedar Falls
Leahy
Christmas
Fred Haskins
Lester Ford
Earl Prouser
Chicago
Elizabeth Kyler
Janesville
A. L. Jensen
Tony
Minnesota
Myr
Andy Decker
Roy Breckner
Bers
Byersville
Minn
Id Groff
Osage
Ansel Woore
Doreas Society
John Smith
Donald
Henry Bolte
Clarenee Decker
Widows Pension Warrants May Be Paid Soon
County Treasurer Burbank says banks are honoring widows pension warrants with 6 percent interest. The county lacks funds but expects tax receipts to cover warrants within weeks, with first tax installment due March 1 and sufficient money anticipated at the treasurer’s office.
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Burbank
Special Convocation and Sewing Society Gatherings Announced
Tabernacle Chapter No 62 R A M invites members and visiting companions to a special convocation Thursday January 21 at 7 30 p m for work on the Mark Masters degree. The Golden Rule society will hold an all day sewing meeting at headquarters Jefferson and Fourth streets with Five Singer sewing machines provided for any woman wishing to sew.
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Tabernacle Chapter
Golden Rule Society
Jefferson and
Fourth Streets
Rheumasalts Carried as Quick Relief for Constipation
Advert shows Rheumasalts a medically blended carbonated lithia drink touted as the safest quickest laxative. Claims detoxifies stomach and intestines, suits infants and adults, prompting two teaspoonfuls in water before breakfast. Bottles priced 26 cents to $1.00, from Rhetumabath Company, Minneapolis.
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Rhetumabath Company
Minneapolis
Minn
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