Pioneer Woman Julia Richards Dies After Long Life of Local Service
Julia Ann Bundy Richards a Waterloo pioneer dies at 8 50 PM at her son Julian W Richards home at 407 Park Ave East after twelve years of ill health and a life devoted to education literature and church work. She mentored Waterloo girls, tutored her grandson for Princeton, and helped found the First Congregational church and the Ladies Literary Society. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM from the Richards home with three ministers and Rev. Walter H Rollins assisting. burial in Fairview Cemetery beside husband Dr. Walter O Richards and grandson Harold Richards. Continuous public service marked a remarkable life.
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Lfe
Waterloo
Harold Pierce Richards
Princeton
Julian W. Richards
Harold Richards
Ufe
Indiana
Julia Ann Bundy
Pixley
Sabrina Bundy
Genesee County
la Grange County
Ind
la Grange Collegiate Institute
Eigteen
Walter O. Richards
Huntington
Ann Arbor
Ladies’ Literary Society
First Congregational Church
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Circle
Black Hawk County Warly Settlers’ Association
Pioneer
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Richards
Fulian W. Richards
Edward M. Johnson
Minneapolis
Trenton
N. J
Edward
Canada
North Dakota
Kansas
H. W. Reherd
J. 0. Stevenson
Effie McCullom Jones
Walter H. Rollins
Fairview Cemetery
Clairvoyant Palmist Ad in Waterloo Iowa
A historical probate style advertisement touts clairvoyants and palmists who claim to reveal callers names ages and occupations without questions. The offer promises future predictions love marriage business and personal guidance with promised accuracy and no advance payment, daily hours 10 am to 9 pm at Tremont Hi Sel Waterloo Iowa.
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Tremont Hi- Sel
Waterloo
Iowa
Individuality in Glasses Highlight City Wares
Numerous brief notices document residents and visitors in Waterloo. Persons traveling include B C Hovenburg to Waverly on business, A B Kepford on legal matters, H C Carpenter from Des Moines, and J O Parsons of Parkersburg visiting family. Local developments cover rail and power upgrades, new insurance offices, and a tenured shift toward adult education and athletic interest at the YMCA.
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Buchanan Optical Co
B. C. Hovenburg
Waverly
William Atwell
Dubuque
Linois Central
J. O. Parsons
Parkersburg
Butler County
J. B. Parsons
Jefferson Street
Youths Make Y Center Their Daily Headquarters
Readers note a shift as many youths prioritize the Y as a regular hub. Tuesdays and Wednesdays see consistent attendance with increasingly strong interest in athletics and community activities.
TWO OFFICERS OF POSSE ARE KILLED El Paso Shootout
Mounted Customs Inspector Thomas OConner was killed and Justice of the Peace Henley wounded during an attempt to capture men wanted for a prior killing at Abo New Mexico. A second suspect was shot by a posse near Ft Hancock while the others were cornered near Sierra Blanca. The item also notes a parish bazaar and a Maytys Mason event at St Joseph’s hall.
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el Paso
Tex
Mounted Customs
Thomas O'Conner
Justice of the Peace
Henley
McClure
Abo. N. M
O'Conner
Ft. Hancock
Sierra Blanca
Changes in C. G. W. Officials
Effective February 1 changes occur in the Chicago Great Western traffic department. H G Locke and J H Ranney become traveling passenger and freight agents for the eastern U S with Boston as headquarters. John T Sullivan’s Fort Dodge office moves to Des Moines. A D Beals is named traveling freight agent with Red Wing Minnesota as headquarters.
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Tomorow
Chicago, Great Western Railroad Company
H. G. Locke
J. H. Ranney
United States
Boston
Mass
John T. Sullivan
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
A. D. Beals
Red Wing
Minn
Sign Blows Down on Market Street Fatal for Four
In Philadelphia on January 21 a high wind toppled an overhead sign on Market Street, killing four people. The victims are John F. Ellis 45 a well digger Henry Hahn 57 Ruth Seybold 17 and Emma A Vining. A card in Vining s pocket asked to notify William H Church of 1918 McClellan Street Amherst Massachusetts if any accident befell her. Ellis had moved to Philadelphia with his wife from Cincinnati about a year ago.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
John F. Ellis
Henry Hahn
Ruth Seybold
Emma A. Vining
William H. Church
McClellan Street
Amherst
Mass
Cincinnati
Rock Island Texas Truck Farming Prospect
Promotes Rock Island Texas as a Gulf Coast truck farming hub with potential per acre profits of 240 from potatoes 400 from cabbages and onions and 400 to 1000 from oranges. Encourages readers to join monthly excursions, promising quick profits compared to northern grain farming and urging action with minimal capital.
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Rock Island
Texas
Gulf Coast
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Body
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Illinois Central
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Great Western
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Dysart
J. O. Stevenson
Littleton
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Ray M. Lewis
Riehl Street
FE. L. Pfalzgraf
New Hampton
Ed Stapher
J. Bightey
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Oskaloosa
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Ottumwa
Marsh Place
Higdon Bros
B. R. Shoemaker
Dairymen’s Association
Frank Morgan
Genevieve Litterly
J. B. Dempster
Will Adake
Lowell Molyneaux
Kansas City
Edwin Mesick
Mr. Molyneaux
W. K. Pentosky
State Penitentiary of
EF. Wise
Leon
Mr. Wise
EB. A. Blocklinger
Freeman Wise
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lou Young
Webster City
Peerless
Iowa Dairy
H. A. Maine Company
E. S. Childs
J. H. Johnson
Marshalltown
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Cuba
Memphis
Hot Springs
Ark
Washington, D. C
Fred Greenster
Western Avenue
Woodward
Cal
Hans Peterson
Rogers Jewelry
Mason City
Mr. Peterson
Syndicate Theater
M.C. A
Elks' Hall
Clork
Metropolitan Orchestra
C.G. W
Conservatory
Margel Gluck
Ella Trinmey
Albert Calvin
Bruno Steindel
Henderson's Drug Store
Fea House
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