Dysart Man Injured in Auto Crash and Recovering
Dysart Jan 31 Oli Moeller sustained a skull fracture and broken nose when his automobile somersaulted after hitting crushed rock on Highway No. 8 near Tyrer. He, his sister Viola Moeller and Mrs. John Marsan were trapped until rescuers freed them. All suffered cuts from glass. Mrs Marsan and Miss Moeller were taken to nearby homes or hospital as Moeller improves at Alien Memorial hospital.
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Dysart
Oli Moeller
Alien Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Tyrer
Moeller
Viola Moeller
John Marsan
Miss Modesta Mann Dies at Fort Dodge Age Twenty Four
Miss Modesta Mann of La Porte City died in Fort Dodge from tubercular meningitis. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial beside her father, D B Mann. She was 24 and survived by her mother and a 43-year-old brother Thomas. The family lived in La Porte City for years when her father managed the telephone system. She attended TI S T C Cedar Falls before illness cut short her teaching career last spring. Funeral at Toddville.
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la Porte City
Modesta Matin
Fort Dodge
Miss Mann
D. B. Mann
TI S. T. C
Cedar Falls
Thomas
Toddville
Frank Bowers
Charles Bowers
American Legion
L. A
Mission Study Class Meets in Jesup Thursday
Presbyterian church Mission Study class will meet Thursday evening in Jesup with Miss Elizabeth Lochead. The Every Other Tuesday club meets this afternoon hosted by Cliff Roberts. Mrs. Glen Blakeman remains under treatment in St. Francis hospital Waterloo for diabetes. Woman's Relief corps meets Thursday afternoon at The Colonial. Talks on the Life Service league were given at the Baptist church Sunday evening by Alma Boyee, Lila and Floy Wright. R. W. Essinger and Ployd Bunnell join the league. Mrs. G. CO. Stoddard will entertain the Missionary society of the M. E. church at a tea on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. MG. Gieason not directing the program.
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Spedint Serrignt Jesup
Daw
The
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Lochead
Cliff Roberts
Glen Blakeman
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Woman's Relief Corps
Colonial
Life Service League
Baptist Church
Alma Boyee
Lila
Floy Wright
R. W. Essinger
Ployd Bunnell
Bess Emerson
Eloise Pavner
League
Former Osage Man Dies in California
William H Salisbury received word that his brother Charles Salisbury of Santa Monica California died Sunday morning at 2 o'clock in Beverly Hills hospital after grip treatment. Death caused by heart disease. Surviving his wife and daughter Marbet. Salisbury taught in Osage high school and was once the Mitchell County assistant counts attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
William H Salisbury
Charles Bury
Santa Monica
Beverly Wills
Marbet
Sidea Moniciu
Mr. Biggs
Parthind
Ore
Tyade Pavidson
Porthind
Former Riceville Man Dies at Son's Home in Council Falls
John Sumpter, 83, formerly of Riceville, died at 4 a.m. at his son’s residence, 2907 Franklin Street, Council Falls, after weeks of illness. He will be buried in Riceville Cemetery beside his wife, who died 30 years ago. A brief service will be held here at a.m. Friday followed by the funeral at the MLE church in Riceville. Two other sons, Arian of this place and Arthur of Esther ville, survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sumpter
Thin City
Qrsan
Franklin Street
Miewits Tacment
Mr. Sumpter
Riceville
Familly
Belde
Shelve
Arian
Arthur
Esther
Ville
Oelwein Couple to Sail Feb 11 for South America
Oelwein residents Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson plan travel from New York City to Brazil on the steamship Southern Cross, mailing address Cuixu 41 Recife Pernambuco. Local injuries and events include Mrs. das Zumbrad’s fall injuring both ankle bones, Miss Elsie Voelker’s burn from a kettle spill, and Walter Isluge traveling to Flint for technology studies. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson a daughter. Odelwein boys lost and girls won West Union basketball games with scores 16 to 80 and 13 to 8.
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F Courier
Oelwein
Jan. Ile
H. G. Anderson
New York City
Hraail
Southern Cross
Cuixu
Re‘cise
Pernambuco
Brazil
Das Zumbrad
Frederick Avenue
Elsie Voelker
Walter Isluge
Oof Allen Mortar Company
Flint
Mich
Motors
H. J.taylor
W. D. Wilson
Odlweln
West Union
Charles City HAG Auxiliary Organized with Officers
The newly formed auxiliary of the U. C. T. in Charles City names officers led by Past Counselor Mrs. A. Byrank and Senior Counselor Mrs. William Pau. Meetings twice monthly set a business and social schedule with 30 charter members. Organizers included Mrs. Nano Hughes of Des Moines and Mrs. Nellie Hanson of Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janri¢n
Charles City
A. Byyank
William Pau
B. M. Mead
Wyne Forrester
George Haughey
J. F. Buckman
Warren Barsentinel
H. D. Vashtine
B. MM. Feener
H. Heineman
Krrs
F. L. Dayton
Glen Hamilton
Nano Hughes
Des Moines
Nellie
Hanson
Mason City
Sudden Death of Osage Merchant Monday
Osage Indiana report of the sudden death of veteran Osage merchant Ba Shiey died Monday morning at his home on Sixth Street. He had long owned a hardware store or similar business. Survived by his widow and sister Mrs Frank Scofield. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the convention church with Rev SOM Blotfetarins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Prank Scofield
Fred Sheeley Dies Winthrop Cafe Operator
Fred Sheeley, operator of a cafe in Winthrop Ia, died at People's hospital after several days of illness from appendicitis and complications. An operation was performed a week earlier. Burial will be at Palrview cemetery after services. plans were not complete.
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Wee Winthrop
Fred Sheeley
People's Hospital
Fursal
Palrview Cemetery
Aytanru
Generator Installed at Waverly Plant
A large 6900 pound generator for the municipal plant arrived Monday over the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway. It will be installed on a concrete base at the wheelhouse. The guide case arrived three weeks ago and is now in place. W M M Roe, superintendent of water and light, leads the project as work continues.
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W. MM. Roc
Pina
Cdickirfet
M. F. Edwards
Margaret Driscoll
Waterloo
Emma Krumweide
Wood
Purner
Anna Schutte
Hremer
Nora Springs
Grace Reed
Rohlf
Los Angeles
Honglulu
Carrie Shrader
Maxwell
Odd Fellows Magazine
Carline
Platte
Mercy Hospital
George Orchard
Glenn Gordon
June Stacy
New Owner Set to Take Over Wacerly Store
Unclear OCR text outlines a new owner taking possession of Wacerly Store. Mentions dates, names, and a likely remain of a local business transition. Specifics are garbled, but the event centers on a store change in ownership and forthcoming tenure.
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Wacerly Store
Greene Woman Injured in Mari ne Speciatoe Cireene
Greene woman injured in Mari ne Speciatoe Cireene. A local incident Saturday evening near her residence is described alongside moves by the Bert Pooley and Willam Piddick families. John Teper and family relocated from Des Moines to town after purchasing from Hans Aroam. Nt Depyer reopened the Paw Junger drug store Saturday.
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Bert Pooley
Willam Piddick
John Teper
Des Mains
Priday Iite
Hans Aroam
Nt Depyer
Batur
Dogs Stop Train to Save Ill Master on Track
G P Clark of Wadena, ill with stroke, lay helpless on a rail near West Union on January 31. His dogs Treve the collie and a coach dog halted a passing freight, guiding workers to the scene and keeping the engine from striking him. The dogs protected Clark and aided in his return home, owned by Mrs. Clark, four years old.
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Syicti
Severe West Union
G. P. Clark
Wadena
Treve
Freekls
Wadler
Themin
Crain
Glurk
Wadenn
George F. Craft
Craft
William Luther
Lme
King
Thein
Clark
Hudson Civic Boosters to Meet Thursday Evening
Hudson residents scheduled a February community meeting at the high school auditorium. The program, directed by Mrs. A. Dannant, features assembly singing led by IK Neier and Miss Frances Brophy with speeches by state health nurse. A series of readings and musical numbers are planned, including excerpts and vocal acts by multiple local performers.
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Meeps
Hudson
AL BY. Donnan
FP. Neier
Frances Brophy
the Hudson
Audrey Lee
Clara Brann
Nadine Arter
Dorothy Green
Marian Minish
Avid Leng Syne
Emma Sweitzer
Beehwets
Dime Wilinn Watt
Peer
Relea Monta
Step Roekin
A.M. Dannant
Helen McMillan
Mieve Bennan
Sips Bekianen
McMilan
ASC
Ohler
Tanesin
Netep
Mission Tee
el Orley
Tacomyss
Gernis
Lunellie Cenaricey
Canadian Family Ordered to Return Amid Leave Confusion
A Canadian family faced government action demanding return as leave disputes grow. The case involves a mother and teen, with unclear dates and places, as U.S. officials consider extending lines and links to broader immigration concerns. Authorities report ongoing extensions and penalties linked to the family’s status and recent class actions.
Waverly social notes recount January gatherings
Local residents hosted numerous events including a surprise shower for Edgar Monaghan and his wife, a four course luncheon with pink rose decor, an afternoon bridge party, and farewells for travelers. Additional parties celebrated Eastern Star members, bridal prospects, and weekly card games among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koch
M. N. Gernsey
Gey
O. R. Ernst
Clara Haakte
Art Gross
Marcons
Plovd Smith
Pricity
Tandulu
L. CG
AE Andrew's
Pinlel
Flere
N.om Gernety Owen
Ceres Leopare
Whitford fines two $100 in liquor cases
Fines of 100 dollars and costs each were imposed on Fred Clark and Oscar Harden, both of La Porte City, after pleas of Bailby to illegal possession following arraignment before Justice W. H. Whitford. Clark will serve 30 days in jail for inability to pay. Harden will pay after dropping charge of illegal transportation, claiming no alcohol in the vehicle. Clark is held to the grand jury for illegal transportation and bootlegging.
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T Coppite
Cedar Falls
Fred Clark
Oscar Harden
la Porte City
W.H. Whitford
la Parche City
H. P. Mason
Lloyd
Halleck
Clark
Harden
Robert Dixon
EB H. Thirmat
Main Street
Jacob Anderson
Harmon
New Hartford
L. H. Miller
Wilhelm Olesen
Edward Relshgage
Cedar Falls Township
L. H
G.y. A. Rownd
Chris Ericksen
Mayo
Gedgr Falls
Bar Jewell
Ehner Strand
Hans Ojesen
Ericksen
Frei Theusen
Hudson
Olesen
Mithes
George Mathes
Paul Dresser
Twelfth Street
Pump House Burns on Mitchell Farm
Fire destroyed the pump house on the Mitchell farm near St Ansgar on January 31. Firefighters from nearby towns aided to prevent spread, while a lecture on "Peace" by Rev A B Bish of Osage was announced for February 2 at the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reanyy Ryeeweel
St. Ansgar
A. EB. Bish
Congregational Church
Osage
Independence Men S S Class Finishes Attendance Contest
Independence notes report the Sunday meeting attendance at 29 with 10 on the wash side and 11 at the west, plus totals for five Sundays: 377 in feast and 463 in west. Legion events include a display of war price ties and a celebration supper this evening. Local officials and attending dignitaries listed, and town social notes mention Mrs. Melatosh T. and Mrs. Mutatosh. West Union high school will hold its annual home declamatory contest February 7 at Princess theatre with 28 speakers and planned musical numbers. Washburn news mentions Mrs. Low Golinvanx recovering, cattle shipments in Chicago, and Michells visiting.
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West
Legion
Sheehan
Anrican Legion
Pal Dave Gis
Yemulay Merlin
Melatosh
A M. Mutatosh
Mr. MetIntosh
Watterloo
West Union
West Union High School
Princess Theatre
Washburn News
Washburn, Ja
Low Golinvanx
Chicago
Jon Michells
Vda
Hanson
Wasiburn
Jubiice
Raymond
Jesup
LI AL
New York
McCormick
John Deere
Rock Island
Keystone
Continental
H. P
Entler Porter
McDonald Bros
Ao Brasier
Cen
Charles Roth
Mrs Anna Fielding Hubbard Rites Held in Osage Home
Services were held at the Osage home for Mrs Anna Fielding Hubbard 89 who died Saturday. Rev A Fish of the Congregational church officiated. Born in England she had lived in Osage many years before moving to Chicago to reside with a daughter Miss Emma. Two sons survive.
Sleeping Sickness Threatens Life of Child at Osage
Ada Bascom six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bascom is critically ill with sleeping sickness and little hope is held for her recovery A specialist from Mason City visited Sunday to consult with local physicians in Osage Ie on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canview
Osage
Ada
Fred Bascom
Mason City
Waverly residents move to new farms near town
Waverly shifts farm life as Regume farming couple buys Mike Rosol farm east of the city and plans to relocate from 630 South Linn. Henry Buss leaves city street work to farm northeast of Stoner. G H Laube moves to a Horton area farm. John Albers relocates to a Shell Rock farm with March 1 farming start. John Holub moves into vacated residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCaurier Speyiad Sercier
Waverly
Dan
Myr
Krogman
Mike Rosol
South Linn Street
Henry Buss
Stoner
G. H. Laube
Waverly Oil Company
Horton
John Albers
Bask Bremer Avenue
Shell Rock
John Holub
Waterloo-Dike Road Would Cut Farmers Haul
Cedar Falls January 31 A petition of about 78 farmers along the Waterloo Hudson road asks Black Hawk county supervisors to make the road a secondary highway. They argue the current Waterloo to Dike road is nearly impassable forcing long detours to Rath Packing and extra travel time. The farmers urge fixing the road as a better use of funds than building a new road to save a mile. Also announced New Hampton hires Anna Miles of Oelwein to teach sixth grade for the rest of the school year due to large enrollment.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falrs
Point
P. Hoover
Waterloo-Hudson
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Hudson
Cedar Falls
Rath Packing Company
Town State Teachers College
Fogdail
Waterloosto-Dike
Dike
New Hampton
Trebes
Anna i Miles
Oelwein
Miles
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Otto Moeller
Patel
Miss Moeller
Matsa
Marsan
Tracer
Biss Moeller
August Moeller
Modesta Mann
la Porte
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Odd Fellows
LO. G. F
Mr. Nielsen
California
Son
C. Falls
South America
Hoisington-Rowley
Verne Hogson
Mema Rowley
Christian Parsonage
G. A. Hess
Vernon Hatsington
Felima Phippen
Rockford
G. F. Lorenz
William Leek
China
Grover Cox
Honolulu
Henderson
Ney
Eldora
Sheriff Saddier
Virgil Littig
Boys’ Reformatory
Keiley
Fred Dugen
Haa
Alow
Bims
BL. Walleser
Will
Man
Winthrop Cafe
Waverly's
Louis Bruns
Bruns Bros
Moline
Burton E. Sweet
Jd. J. Lynes
Wren
Wf. J. Henney
Atlas O
Buck
Robert Giles
Sam
Ate
Giles
Morey Doental
Robert
Ehord
GMP
Teles
George 7
Klotarbaeh
Mari
Colling
Wreckles
Civic Boosters OF
Misnthly Community Meeting
Osare
Mn Ann
Enitaren
Seeve
Megidsy
Gaie
U.S
Canada
Thuy
Elmer | Sauerbrei
Edgar Monaghan
Mir
EL Po Hagemann
George Spalding
Tharemorny Beneast Chesday
Leo Crarmak
Hagenyan
C. Pesney
Redgar
Mopathan
Weller Miia
Neva
Wial Behr
Brandt
Vivien Williams
Whitford
Farmers Move
Farner
Elim
Hill
Twelfth Street West
Rudell
Liez Radell
Teachers College
Columbia University
Philadelphia
Henrietta
Drexel University
William R. Brown
Jens Jensen
Chicag
San
Ciro Siglin
West Twelfth Street
Independence
S. S
A. F. Hubbard
Waverly People
Regume Farming
Waterloo-Dike
Woule
Post
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