J K Joder Sells His Drug Store in Waterloo
J K Joder announced the sale of his drug store on Bade Os Fourth street west to A C Sievers of Chicago who will take over immediately leasing the buildings for five years. Joder and his son Sarah retire to open a wallpaper and paint business. Sievers formerly ran a Traer store and has been in Chicago since last fall. Mrs Sievers will move his family to Waterloo once a suitable home is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Joder
Bade Os Fourth Street West
A.C Slewers
Chicago
Mr. Jader
F.L. Marquis
Siewerk
Traer
Joder
Watertog
W. W. Ferry
Me. Joder
Pardee
Fourth Street
Jefferson and
Fourth Streets
Schuneman Drug Company
Mr. Joder
King Waterloo
Tiddlewest
Dfe
Waterloo
Funeral notices crowd Waterloo obituaries and services
Local notices report multiple funeral services and deaths in Waterloo and area. H M Gardner and John Louis Bernet are named for services at First Methodist and home respectively. Howard Earl McCann, born 1887, dies in St. Francis hospital. services planned at Hileman & Gindt and First Brethren church. Additional notices detail Abriet Cole and George Cole, with graves at Fairview and a roster of survivors in Waterloo community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Gardner
Martin Burk
Montana
First Methodist Church
Frank WW. Court
John Louis Bernet
Eleventh Street
Staple
TV al Om
Henry Mueller
Elma
Howard Earl Cann
Howard Earl McMann
St. Fran Hospital
Janesville
J. A. Maine Company
Masnolia Avenue
Essie McCann
Brothe Clarence
Fred McCann
Patersboro
Funeral for James Harn Held in Fairbanks
James Hairn James Harn was buried from the Church of the Immaculate Conception of Fairbanks Jan 26 with Puth er Maltic in charge. Six sons served as pallbearers. He died Jan 24 at age 72 after a long illness, born in Tree land and coming to this country as a child. He lived in Miinute fifty-one years ago and later moved to Luck Wawk county where he spent the rest of his life. Survived by his wife eight sons and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
A. J. Mardis
Fluent
Vine Street
Mardis
Waddering
California
Marlo
Waterloo
Throckmorton
Monvos
B. WH. Clark
S. E. Clark
Gage
Oliva
W. T. Clark
Dayton
A WY
Graves Memorial Church
Hilsman & Gindt
Floyd
Ben B. Bose
Campbell Avenu
A. Sundar
Barkwell
Ind
Thomas Bans
Iowa City
Loxal Order of Moore
Fairview, Cemetery
James Hairn
James Harn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fairbanks
Puther Maltic
Harn
Treeland
Miinute
Hara
Feo
Wallbanks
William Po
Leander C
Watertoo
Johun Ty
Herbert
Field
Uppermat
Wank
Magsi
Wheaton
Ming
Fumera
Burst Water Main Damages James Dry Goods Store
A six inch water main burst at the James Dry Goods company flooding stock on two floors. Water flowed for about 15 minutes before shutoffs could be located, causing damage to linen and fittings on the second floor and parts of the linen department on the first floor. Estimated losses run to about 5,000. Leonard T. Bryant noticed the leak at 3 p.m. and the incident prompted holes to be bored to release water to the first floor. Insurance coverage was confirmed for the damaged areas on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dry Goods Company
Leonard T. Bryant
Nations Department
Jimes M. Graham
Mexican Carries Gun Despite Ban Amid Court Case
Feasco, a Mexican man, found guilty of drunkenness in a city dispute. He had previously been arrested for murder after a summers-old shooting of Miguel Sanchez, later attributed to self defense during an inquest. He had sought a permit to carry a revolver but was denied by Chief Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fensco
Joy
Hut Street
Fensto
Miguel Sanchez
Feasco
J C. Caldwell
Tully
Hopeles
Dandruff Vanishes After Danderine Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement claims dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with fingertips. It promotes a 5-cent bottle of Dandesime at any drug store and asserts hair loss stops after a few uses and the scalp will stop itching.
California Fig Syrup to Aid Child Ills Ad
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a quick remedy for colds, fevers, and stomach issues in children. It claims gentle cleansing of bowels and stomach with a dose given daily, urging mothers to buy the genuine product and beware of counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California- Fle
Sunday Fire Destroys Attic And Damages Building
Fire swept a basement area near a furnace causing heavy smoke in a grocery building at 405 Fourth Street West early Sunday. Grocer N. A. Ogline endured smoke and water loss while residents on the second floor suffered from smoke. Attic fire at LH Cutler residence on Arlington avenue damaged the roof and destroyed stored goods. Front awning of Kraft store caught fire as flames extended from the街 scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett MA
Fourth Street
N. A. Ogline
Secon
Tre
LH. Cutler
Cutter Street
Arlington Avenue
Flan
Birthday recalling gifts to McKinley from Waterloo potter
On McKinley’s birthday a Waterloo potter named William Rawh, a Democrat admirer, crafted a life size bush and vase for Wil liam McKinley during the 1846 campaign and donated it Oct 1896 through Canton Ohio’s First Ward Republican Club. A. O. Byrn on praised the gesture as Beloved by McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian McKinley
Wiliam Rawh
Waterloo
Altho
JcKinley
First Ward
Republican Club
Canton
McKinley
A. O. Bynon
Raat
Advertisement fragment hints at insured purchase and local firm
A fragment from an advertisement notes starting a fire or loss from tossing a cigar stub. It urges insuring and promotes The Miller-Magey at 2084 Syndicate with phone 2404. The snippet reflects a sale or insurance pitch in a small-town ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Magey
MEN GOING TO MEETING AT AMES HOLS
Waterloo area men including three officers plan to attend the annual meeting of the state Holstein-Friesian association in Ames on Wednesday. The program features talks by prominent figures and an annual business session. Officers listed are A. Nelson of Waverly president Tl. E. Colby of Waterloo vice president and George McKay of Waterloo secretary and treasurer. The organization counts 100 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ames
State
Holstein-Friesian Association
A. Nelson
Waverly
Tl. E. Colby
George McKay
Waterloo horse market leader defends business and arrests
William Holland defends the Waterloo Livestock Commission company in a letter to the editor. He traces the market’s 13 year history, notes sales from Iowa to Minnesota and the Dakota regions, and asserts the business thrives with $50,900 weekly turnover while denying need for a license. He mentions associates and stockholders, the arrest as an insult, and that the matter is being reviewed by legal counsel Pickett Swisher Farwell. The letter highlights Waterloo economic impact and local support from Rotary and business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
Waterloo
United States
Waterloo Livestock Commission Company
Iowa
Mndia
St. Paul
Stock Yards Bank
Barrell & Zimmerman
Minnesota Transfer
Myself
Ernest Jordan
Efiy
Iawa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Maine
California
Harrison & Shanes
Chicago
Rotary Club
Business Men's Glob
Waterloo Boosters
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Police Make Two Raids Get Booze
O'Donnell of a Sylamore street soft drink parlor pleaded guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance and paid a $50 fine after a raid led by Chief Caliwell and Detective Morris. A taxicab driver on Kingsley Avenue faces arraignment for similar charges after police seized twenty seven quarts of beer whisky and wine in a Sunday morning raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Sylamore Street
J. C. Beem
J. D. Caliwell
Tom Morris
Charles Vaughn
Kingsley Ravenue
Vaughn
Also Mentioned on This Page
JK. Joder
Pormer Traer Druggist
Pioneer Druggisto
Svandl Bh
John Loues Bernett
Ben Th. Buds
Abriet
Cole Abnie TL Cole
Lafayette Street
George J. Cole
TS. Whit- Freeport
Sidney Whitmore
Olathe
Kans
J. N
Brn Whitmore
Mount Vernon
Nancy Cole
Huber
Dre
Martin
Mary Whitmers
Freud
Frank
Fred
Waltertoa
O'Keefe & Tawne Mortuary
James Black
Yau
Mother
Brea
Pere Ween Stores and Home
Tromble
Bias Capeenh
Kraft
Ivkinleys
Wlaas
Huh Hemenway
Schugeman
Knapp
J. D. Knapp
Schuleman
West Side
Drs. Myers & Summers
Sycamore Street
Collins
Burch Bros
Misses & Childrens Aprapey
Perrins
Fownes
Bacmo
Kayser
Burch’s
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