Ogent Fare Too Ow Says Goat Ogent Fare Too Ow
South Dakota rate case report by Special Master Gates questions two-cent fare viability. Only Chicago & Northwestern line examined, with findings on net income to valuation under 3.94 to 6.50 percent ranges. Courts may tolerate two and one half cent rate but not two cents, in a view based on state business. Diarrhoea remedy advertisement closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
D. D
South Dakota
John H. Gates
Carland
United States Court
Sanborn
Minnesota
Gates
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Northwestern Company
Tate
Consolidated Gas Company
United States Supreme Court
Marriage of Sarah Bolte and Henry Deckman in Denver
Denver notes report the June 21 wedding of Sarah Bolte and Henry Deckman at German St Paul Evangelical church. Rev G Kruma officiated. the couple, attended by family, received guests at a reception hosted by Mrs Charlotte Hominghaus. they plan house keeping after a southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
C. Kreck
Sumner
F. Malis
Carl Krueger
Colvin
Oklahoma
Krueger
Hattie Harkworth
Emma Groening
Bertha Lobeck
Mattilda Gunther
Otto
Ed Krueger
Otto Gunther
Do. Hunt
Louis Kurt
Waterloo
Lonie Riedesel
Daniels
Jose,Rhine
Waverly
Geo. Hominghaus
Selma
Vinton
Hauskamp
Henry Neverman
Fred Knief
Maxfield
Parkersburg
Geo. Meyers
Gustav Kruma
Elmerlustt
Galena, Ii
Rev. G. Kruma
Geo, Meyers
Leslie Meyers
Cedar Falls
Hominghaus
Philly Bloeser
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Sarah Bolte
Henry JL. Deckman
Minne Deckman
Johnny Bolte
Mias Dora Bolte
Anna Kruma
Charlotte Homtighaus
C. Hominghaus
Misa Dora Holte
Charley Deckman
Waterloo Business College
Pastor Relocates to Tama County Church
Rev. Christian Haupt, longtime pastor at Barclay United Presbyterian, moves to a country church in Tama county five miles south of Reinbeck. His Black Hawk county work is praised and a farewell reception with a money gift was held at the Campbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Haupt
Barclay United Presbyterian Church
Tama County
Reinbeck
Waterloo P O Breaks Records and Posts Higher Receipts
The Waterloo post office reports a last quarter gain of $18,089.02 over the previous year with annual postal receipts totaling $205,440.34, up $41,157.08. Daily peaks reached $2,590.66 on June 6 and $1,935.33 on June 26, reflecting growth in local commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
New Factory Planned by Druggist Manufacturing Union
A new two story brick factory with basement 150 by 440 feet will rise in the Maywood addition. The Druggist Manufacturing union, a South Dakota corporation, starts with 100000 capital and 25000 paid in. About sixty men to begin, more hires as output grows. Products include drugs medicines and pharmaceutical articles. Some stock remains to be sold to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Druggist Manufacturing Union
South Dakota
Linden Church Service and Local News Highlights
Regular worship services are announced for Linden tomorrow. Local residents report visits and family moves, including J. W. Lowe and relatives from Rockford. Phillip Tulp improves after smallpox, as E. C. Crandall relocates family within Linden. Forty fourth birthday celebration for G. N. Dixon with friends and a silk umbrella gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
J. W. Lowe
Rockford, Sr
L. C
Fred Castle
C. A. Hunt
Waverly
Mr. Hunt
Phillip Tulp
E. C. Crandall
Geo. Gould
van Butler Avenue
Nevada Street
Geo. MasterHlar
Tesup
G. N. Dixon
Frank Fannan
Mr. Dixon
George
Condition of Mrs Winner Improves. Bond Fails
The condition of Mrs Mildred R F Winner shows slight daily improvement and a nurse may be dismissed this evening. Sheriff Shores doubts her forged checks story and believes she acted on advice to obtain easy money. Bond efforts fail as the $500 bond cannot be raised. unless secured, she may spend summer in county jail. Foley Kidney Pills advertised by J K Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred RF. Winner
Shores
Winner
Chautauqua Opens With Norton Band and Holcomb
Chautauqua opened with strong crowds for both matinee and evening shows. Norton Band performed in place of Walt Holcomb. organizers foresee a bright 1911 outlook with Dr. Dent Atkinson as platform man. The program features a 10 piece band and various soloists, plus plans for a possible tour next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Dent Atkinson
Walt Holcomb
Norton
Waterloo
W. W. Norton
University of Minnesota
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Nortons
James S. Mikesh
Minnesota
Martin
Glen Gullickson
Sumner Brothers
Butler College
Wabash College
Indiana
Joseph M. Hall
Edward X. Anderson
Iowa State University
Novelius
Minneapolis
Paul Fairchild
Whistler
Beloit
Cook
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Pole
W Nortons
Pamahiska
Electric Park A Cool Spot
Electric Park remains the town’s popular attraction drawing growing crowds on hot nights. This week features a vaudeville show headlined by the Aerial Pudds, an aerial act praised as a wonder in its line and among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hufford
Chate
Park Theater
Undine Andrews
Theeney
Middle West
Gregory Company
Chicago
Electric Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worth Aziae
Vador Porch Shades
Waterloo P.O. Breaks Records
Drumline Grove
Gamer
Sparta
Ray Baumgartner
Buffalo
Woodman
Mrs. Winner
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
DR. Atkinson
Tractions
The
Holcomb
Sam Jones
Marie O'Meara
St. Paul
O’meara
People’s Church
Schubert Club of
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
James C. Anderson
Beeter, Jesup
Ween
Peewee
Chamberlain
G. W. Klock
LaSalle, Ill
Jewel Tea Store
Independence Avenue
Commercial National Bank
Weaterloo
Tures Cash and Exchanges
the Commercial National Bank
Best’s Insurance Reports
York
United States
Weatherwax
Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!