Waterloo Postal Receipts Hit New High Totals
The Waterloo post office reports record six month and quarterly receipts far exceeding prior years with totals around 917.34 and peak quarterly sums. The figures reflect the period ending in 38 and compare to 1814 revenue levels, while postmaster notes the July start of the next fiscal terms and highlights a strong revenue trend despite earlier years.
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Waterloo
Fispal
Greee Aang
Westfield
Westield
Sygert
TH. de Allen
T. R. Sawyer
George UL. Carson
Eggert
Neighbors Question Her Parentage Runaway Sought
A local report describes neighbors disputing a girl’s parentage while authorities seek her. The story mentions a church record in Watertog and testimonies by two witnesses. It notes a call to the Callan home and a description of a missing child amid broader postal service updates in Westfield.
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Catson
Qestur
Caulsen
Lindety Methodist Church of
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Anedares
Cogron
Callan
Man Speaks While Girl Seems Afraid to Speak
The article notes a man doing the talking as a girl appears frightened to respond. The message conveyed is unclear and the mood suggests intimidation or caution in speaking.
Fourth Period for Y. M. C. A. Camp Ends
Seventy two boys and readers formed the third group at the Y M C A camp on Storris Isle returning this morning. Camp director EB v Lay with Floyd Lawser and Ralph Minkler led recreational activities. Honors included Rant Shepherd priority camper Leon Ackerman, Raymond Hanor leader elected Renald Maise, and others receiving emblem prizes. The camp hosts the Brotherhood of St Andrew for ten days before Planerreaders join with T C Heald directing J C A woodcraft program at Lake Geneva.
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EB. v. Lay
Floyd Lawser
Ralph Minkler
Rant
Shepherd
Leon Ackerman
Raymond
Hanor
Renald Maise
Fach
Pip McMasteres
Henry Brandt
Renatl Maize
John MacLaan
Mie Zogarad
Marko Kalinich
Wow. Brandt
Mike Kitnoff
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
T. C. Heald
Acctivities
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Lake Geneva
Frank White Dies of Tuberculosis in Nashua
Frank White, 48, died at his Nashua home from acute tuberculosis after a two month illness. Two of his sisters also succumbed to the disease. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elmer Myerk and Esther White, and a son, Miles, with A G Davidson breaking his right arm in a fall from a tree.
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Nashua
Frank White
Elmer Myerk
Miles Esther White
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