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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

Page

7

Iowa Railroads See Higher Gross and Net Earnings

Des Moines reports 1914 Iowa railroad gross earnings rose to about 89 million with net profits near 4.9 million, led by Chicago Northwestern and Milwaukee lines. interurbans show modest gains in mileage but flat profits. State taxes on rails totaled 3.6 million, and after July 4 city records must publish proceedings including claims and appropriations.

Des Moines Iowa E. A. Swan Cornell Chicago & Northwestern Milwau Rock Island T Towa Inc Deg Moines Meils

Mind Blank After Auto Accident Near Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge July 1 Eugene Cavanaugh suffered an auto accident east of the city Sunday afternoon leaving him with a total memory loss of the circumstances. He has been delirious most of the time with brief rational lapses but no recollection of starting the trip. Physicians say he will recover.

Fort Dodge Eugene Cavanaugh Cavanaugh

President of Ames College Marries New York Bride

A dispatch from Ames reports the marriage of Dr R A Pearson president of Ames College to Miss Alice Dunsford of Avon New York. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home in Avon nearby Rochester in the old family house, in the room where her mother was married. The couple plan to travel then return to Iowa later in the summer.

Des Moines Ames R. A. Pearson Ames College Alice Dunsford Avon N. Y New York Rochester Miss Dunsford W.G. Markham

Lightning strikes church during funeral service at Rake

In Estherville on July 1 a severe storm caused a lightning bolt to strike the church during the funeral service for Henry Mallags, killing Martin Quamm and injuring about 100 others, with two seriously hurt and several more severely affected. The shock of the strike occurred as the pastor sought to calm the frightened crowd.

Estherville Rake Here Henry Mallags Rock Island Railway Martin Quamm

Waverly Couple Married at Catholic Church

Kris Nicholaus and Carrie Seiling of Waverly were married Monday at 7 in the Catholic church. After the ceremony they hosted a small wedding breakfast for close friends and relatives at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside with the Nicholaus family on their farm four miles east of Waverly. Local society notes include updates on visitors, band concert, and minor incidents around town.

Waverly Kris Eir Farm Wav-ly G. A. Place Pierre M. D James McSparren Rochester Minn Mayo Brothers Sisner W. W. Davis Fairbank Minnie McGonigal 4. Howey Miss McGonigal Margaret Lardy Anton P. Boisen Father Holspan Matt Cramer Hoigen Wisconsin Sentinal Butte N. D Arthur C. Knapp Presbeterian Church Mange Jaren Knapp Krapp

The Unbroken Road at Plaza and Up From the Depths at Grand

The Plaza shows The Unbroken Road about a persecuted girl with Mary Nash in a strong cast, including twists that surprise viewers. At the Grand, Up From the Depths is repeated as the four reel feature with a comedy, drawing general satisfaction yesterday.

the Plaza Plaza Theatre Mary Nash the Grand

Barr dies after long life of learning and travel

J N Barr born near Independence on September 12, 1847 died at home in Independence in his sixty eighth year from paralysis. A widower with no children, he taught school for many years and earned 62 weeks of teaching near Denver. His writings show broad education gained through extensive travel in California and mountain states before returning in 1881. His father Thomas Barr settled north of Independence in 1846 on 840 acres, later retaining 410 acres. land now valued at about 150 dollars per acre.

Independence J. N. Barr California Cation Pacific Coast Ontario Thomas Barr Barr

Dumont News: Weddings Visits and Local Happenings

Master Lowell Burrows and visiting relatives at Hawkeye. Miss Delia Brown marries Pred Sorencen with Rev Shaffer officiating. Dumont residents host guests from Mason City Bristow and Marble Rock. Rev J B Metcalf to undergo operation in Kansas City. Funeral attendees from Bristow. Infant ill with lung fever after measles.

Hansell Griffin Georgia George Brown G. H. Varee Merrill Delia Brown Sorencen B. Shaffer Carrie Woodworth Bristow Shaffer Dumont Cedar Falls Serencen Mason City Aaron Jay Flora Pecht Lizsie Pecht Carl Boeckemier Jed. Pfaltzgrall John Hecker Theodore Becker Lorraine’ Griggs Clear Lake iSunday John Becker BR. B. Hubbard W. C. Ahrens

Osage News: Colter and Local Folk Passings Mark Week

Cyrus Colter, a longtime Osage resident, died suddenly of heart disease Friday night after recently moving from California with his wife. He leaves widow, a daughter Mrs. John Culvier, and a son Frank arriving from California midweek. Also noted is the death of Mr. Hackett, long known as the Osage shoe man. The community recalls family visits, farm and travel news, and a third annual youth entertainment at the Baptist church, drawing a full house and warm reception.

Osage Cyrus Colter California John Culvier Frank Hackett Ray Markham Joe Hobkirk Wait Markham Mildred Plymouth Jay Burtch Oscar Jacobs Sam Qbucknam Carl Buttolph Northfield Minn Striday Jacobs Robert Loney Oskaloosa Kan Baptist Church East Hall Enterprise

Jesup News Breeze from June Past to Present

Local notes recount births and visits in Jesup and surrounding towns. Families welcomed a son to Rogers, and travelers from Indiana and Minnesota visited, with many social events, church gatherings, and small town announcements shaping a busy June in the community. Names include Barger, Hoyt, Hurrell, Knapp, McSparren, and Place among others.

Jesup BP BE Rogers Charles Smith Barclay East Maud Barger Hammond Ind James Barger Charles Hoyt

Real Estate Transfers In Virden Add La Porte City

Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co. show Geo. E. Virderr transferring lot 8 block 7 Virden Add La Porte City to Davis land and Townsite Co. for 33. Geo. KE Virden transfers lot 12 block 3 Virden Add La Porte City to Dains Land and Townsite Co. for 3. Mark D Miller transfers to Dunkel- BE for unspecified lot in Virden Add. La Porte City.

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Geo. E. Virderr Davis Land & Townsite Co Virden Add la Porte City Geo. KE Virden Dains Land & Townsite Co Mark D Miller Dunkel

Berlin Denounces Fakes About German Lusitania Note

Berlin officials deny any advance copy of Germanys forthcoming note to the Algerian claim regarding the Lusitania sinking has reached Washington. The admiralty has not commented and the foreign office is said to be drafting four versions to align German and American positions.

Foreign Office Wilson Berlin Efreles Washington Admiralty Celing Germany United States Lusitania

Ward Of Summer Complexion Ils To Ward Of Summer Complexion Ils

An old advertisement touts mercorized wax as a beauty aid to keep skin smooth and fair all summer. It claims simple nightly application removes blemishes and fades freckles, unlike greasy creams. It also promotes a rimless wash using saxolite and zinc for quick relief from dirt and dust on skin.

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