Dogs Made Trail at Granger Ih
The Waterloo bloodhounds did good work trailing at Granger last evening. Earl Yordy reported that the hounds followed the burglar's trail from the blacksmith shop to the tele phone office area and then to the interurban station where it ended. A man phoned the tele phone office after hours, but was not allowed to talk. his voice was recognized and he is now missing, making him a suspect. The blacksmith praised the dogs' performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Granger
Earl Yordy
Juvenile Court Case Heard Today in Cedar Falls
Judge Mullan presided a juvenile court hearing over neglect claims involving Mrs. Lewis Miller and her children in Cedar Falls. The case follows a prior divorce action between Mr. and Mrs. Miller. County Attorney Hoxie led for the state with J. C. Murtagh for Mrs. Miller. State witnesses claim the home is in January. defense witnesses were expected to testify this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan
Lewis Miller
Cedar Falls
Acting successor to McNab resigns in San Francisco
Benjamin L. McKinley, acting United States attorney, resigned pending senatorial confirmation of Thomas F. Hayden to succeed John L. McNab. He cited a wish to return to private practice. Clayton Herrington, an investigator who supported McNab, was dismissed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Benjamin L. McKinley
United States
Wilson
Thomas F. Hayden
John L. McNab
Clayton Herrington
McNab
First Skirmish Won by Rebels in Juarez Campaign
El Paso Texas dated July 2 reports the first skirmish of the rebel campaign against Juarez ending in a rebel victory. Rebels pushed the federals from the town by morning, and Federal forces reportedly retreated toward Juarez. Casualty figures were not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Motorrcyclists Narrow Escape After Dog Strike
August Vogel and a companion on a motorcycle feared serious injury when a dog dashed into the road near Jesup. The dog was killed instantly, Vogel and the other rider sustained bruises, motorcycle lightly damaged, and the pair continued to the city for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Vogel
Mr. Vogel
Jesup
Card of Thanks for Fred Wilcox Death
Neighbors and friends offered help and sympathy during our illness and the death of Fred Wilcox. Mrs Wilcox and daughter Gertrude express gratitude for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilcox
Wilcox
Gertrude
Speckled Snakeitus Plant Attracts Waterloo Botanists
Waterloo residents buzz over a mysterious plant in the Petersen parlors on Fourth Street that reawakens each July. Local botanists cannot name it yet, but the rapid growth record, up to six inches daily and three feet in three weeks, has sparked wide curiosity and cautious interest from collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen Rox
Fourth Street
Waterloo
A. H. Petersen
Town Talk into Cedar Rapids trip and jail work
James Murphy of Fairbank hag re squares home after a visit in Water loo. Miss Lillian Raymond goes to Cedar Rapids this evening to visit over the Fourth. Mrs. W. M. Flynn and daughter, Katherine left this afternoon for a phre weeks visit with friends in Dubuque. Lewis Yardo of Shell Rock a retired farmer who bought the J. H. Easley property on Fourth street west is moving here today. The fire department yesterday received two still alarms one from the corner of Commercial and Twelfth streets and no damage to speak of was inflicted. The county jail is being renovated painted and otherwise improved. The electric wiring will be changed so that light may be turned on in different parts of the prison by four switches. The radiator pipes are also being changed. At 12 20 this afternoon the fire department was called to South Barclay street to extinguish a blaze on the roof of a residence. Slight damage was done. It is presumed that a smouldering spark created by burning paper in the stove early this morning caused the blaze. Sylvester Hildebrand has petitioned the court to name HE Hildebrand as administrator of the estate of the late John H. Hildebrand who left an estate of about $10 000 of which 34 000 was in personal property. Deceased left no widow or children. The parents survive. A description of real estate will be filed in probate court later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Yardo
Shell Rock
J. H. Easley
Fourth Street
Twelfth Streets
South Barclay Street
Sylvester Hildebrand
HE. L. Hildebrand
John H. Hildebrand
Painter Hurt At French Home On Wellington Street
Two workmen painting Miss Susan French’s residence on Wellington street near Mullan avenue fell twenty five feet when scaffolding collapsed. Charles Herren of 908 Baltimore street broke his ankle and injured his back. the other painter escaped with minor injuries. A physician treated Herren at home. both men were employed by W. Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan French
Wellington Street
Mullan Avenue
Charles Herren
Baltimore Istreet
Ierren
W. Call
Demanding Pay for Use of Horse in Waterloo dispute
Jake Griffith sues the city of Waterloo for 30 for use of a horse said to have been purchased by the city and used for forty five days before being returned. The city contends it exchanged the animal for another and owes nothing. Justice Frank Knann to preside as evidence is heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Griffith
Waterloo
Jake
Frank Knann
Mr. Griffith
Moose Excused From Meetings For Summer Months
The supreme judge of the TLoral Order of Moose grants a dispensation to subordinate lodges, suspending weekly meetings during hot summer months. Waterloo Lodge No. S28 secretary A. T. Petersen reports no meeting next week, but a session is set for July 10 to report funds and exhibit details by Col. F. M. Smith at Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
A. T. Petersen
Waterloo
Hodge
Col
F. M. Smith
Electric Park
Interesting Lectures at Chau Tauqua Bible Hour
Dr Walter 11 Russell gave a talk on the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ during the Bible hour at Chau Tauqua Vic. The following hour Leon H Vincent presented a feature on Bowell the Critte and Ilin of Letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 11. Russell
Chautauqua, Vic
Jesus Christ
Leon H. Vincent
Bowell
Critte and
Ilin
Suit Against Sulzer Over Breach of Promise Claim
Miss Mignon Hopkins of Philadelphia sues New York Governor William Sulzer for breach of promise to marry. Attorney Theodore Cuyler Patterson files affidavit alleging Sulzer lived with Hopkins for years in New York City and engaged her Sept 15, 1903. Sulzer dismisses the allegations as mere enemy plots and declines further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miss Hopkins
William Sulzer
New York
Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
Gov. Sulzer
Mignon Hopkins
Who Was She? A Night Encounter With a Twin Self
A doctor recalls walking through a silent city square at night and meeting a pale young woman who resembles him exactly. He debates whether she is real or a spectral twin, then seeks a professor’s view, who suggests a link to a possible doubled feminine self induced by surroundings.
Hot Drinks Beat the Heat in a Town Patrol
A playful verse follows a thirsty narrator seeking relief from heat. He samples lemonade ginger ale phosphate and various sodas before embracing plain cold water. The journey trails from sticky summer cravings to a simple, cooling conclusion.
City council allows Walker lumber yard on Washington Street
The city council ruled they had no authority to bar Walker lumber company from operating a lumber yard between First and Second streets on Washington Street and that they will proceed with yard work unless neighbors sue. The council also voted to refund $153.38 to each liquor dealer who ran saloons when they were closed last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Lumber Company
Washington Street
First
Second Streets
Reception for Governor Hadley at Waterloo Banquet
Republicans in Waterloo prepare an informal reception and banquet for Missouri Governor Hadley on Thursday evening. A committee led by Turhill Pickett Feely and Williams will arrange details. The event at the Ellis precedes an 8 o clock address at Chautauqua park by the visiting lecturer and politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri
Waterloo
J. 5. Turhill
CG. E. Pickett
Guy A. Feely
J. GB. Williams
Ellis
Chautauqua Park
Longest 27 Coupon Ticket Issued for Misses Weller
Ticket Clerk Comstock of the Minois Central issued a 27 coupon transportation ticket to Misses Vernona and Edna Weller for a three week eastward tour visiting Boston Buffalo Montreal Thousand Isles Lake Champlain New York City and other points Supt Causey Hern W 2B Causey of Des Moines Chicago Great Western arrives in the city on business and plans to stay overnight All west side meat markets close July 4 open Thursday evening at 6 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Minois Central
Misses Vernona
Edna Weller
Boston
Buffalo
Montreal
Thousand Isles
Lake Champlain
New York City
Causey Hern
Causey
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western
West Side
Corner Residents Question Fault Moving Out
Two women on adjacent corners discuss a neighborhood fault and its residents leaving. One notes the house could not be maintained while the other questions the claimed wealth, replying that money was spent rather than saved.
You Don’t Want to Stay Says the Astonished Lady
A startled householder questions a guest who resists leaving, insisting she would stay only if treated as a servant with more consideration and appreciation. The cook confirms, echoing the guest’s plea for fair treatment within the household.
Rich kinfolk praise a modest man in casual talk
A neighbor describes a plain man surrounded by wealthy relatives who boast about him, while he remains unassuming. The exchange notes the contrast between ostentation and quiet character, asking whether the man is notable for any achievement beyond his restraint.
You Value Her Worth More Than You Have Gold
A quip on perception and desire suggesting that admiration is tied to what one lacks. The speaker teases Clarence for overestimating his subject based on his own scarcity of wealth and longing. The comment hints at social rhetoric around money and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Milk keeps sweet in heat as Case Babry grows
Waterloo residents report milk spoilage due to extreme heat. Case Babry Company remains unaffected by the weather, pasteurizing milk with a sanitary plant and modern machinery. No complaints from customers as demand grows and new wagons are ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
New York Stock Close Lists Diverse Prices
The New York stock exchange closed with mixed results on July 2. notable figures include Pennsylvania at 11 19, United States Steel at 52 8, Amalgamated Copper at 65 4, Northern Pacific at 10 79, Great Northern at 12 24, and Missouri Pacific at 80 4, with several other rails and utilities showing modest gains or declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Chicago Great Western
Revue
Northwestern
Atchison
Sige
Beneas
American ‘Smelter
Wee Bet
Union Pacific
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Southern Pacific
Wee
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Bill
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Ss Ag
New York Central
Amaconda
New Potatoes and Early Market Prices
A market report notes new potatoes selling at 40 cents a peck with prior Saturday at 60 cents per peck. Old potatoes bring 60 cents per bushel. Early berries appear with black raspberries at 15 cents a quart and red raspberries at 15 cents a pint. Currants rise to two boxes for a quarter amid expected crop shortages and beneficial rain for later varieties.
Adams Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty
Frank E. Adams files for divorce from wife Helen A. Adams of Aurelia alleging cruelty. They wed on December 7, 1912. Also, Jackson J. Buzzard sues Paycke Bros Co of Kansas City for 675 over undelivered carload of potatoes. W W Christiansen sues A C Sorensen for 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Adams
Helen A. Adams
Aurelia
Jackson J. Buzzard
Davenport
Paycke Bros. Co
Kansas City
W. W. Christiansen
A. C. Sorensen
For Sale City Property Mortgage for Sale 6000 Dollars
Auction notice from Edwards Longley and Rannier offering a first class city property mortgage for sale. Wanted tauniness. Apply at Presbyterian hospital for details or to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, Longley & Rannier
Presbyterian Hospital
Por Gale Bicentifel Home in Kens Park Place
For Sale Traction Engines listing multiple brands and models with power ranges from ten to eighteen horse. Includes four Nichols & Shepard eight to ten, Rtumely ten, Leader ten. engines suitable for running shelters and shredders. Rebuilt and new separators also offered. Ballou & Smart, Duryea St. Rock Island Ave. Phone 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kens Park Place
James Gardiner Co
Nichols & Shepard
Advance
Gaar Scott, Russell, Aultman & Taylor
Kelly
Ballou & Smart
Duryea St
Rock Island Ave
Notice of Partition and Sale in Adams Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Black Hawk County C B Everett administrator seeks partition of Arminda Adams estate for described land in section 1 township 90 range 11 West Lester Township Black Hawk County Iowa with sale order and one third proceeds to plaintiff unless appearance defaults by Sept 2 1913. Published in Daily Courier Water loo Iowa. Judge Franklin Platt U.S. docket dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
B. Everett
Arminda Adams
Lucinda A. Dewald
Olive B. Adams
Iva May Adams
Lillie Luella Adame
Ella Viola Adams
Henry L. Adams
Lore Alford
Nelson H. Adams
Lucinda Adams
Hiram Miller
Dillie Miller
Albert Miller
Daisy Miller
Sylvester Miller
Lottie Miller
Jesse Miller
Mattie Miller
Griffith Miller
Gertie Miller
Harry Miller
Delbert Miller
Sylvia Miller Westendorf
John Westendorf
Alta Cannon
Thomas Cannon
Lloyd Shippy
Lucie Shippy
Iva May Adama
Lillie Luella Adams
Guardian of
Dilia Miller
Jessa Miller
C. B. Everett
Township
North Range
Meridan
Lester Township
Towa
Esid Arminda Adams
Benjamin Adams
Waterloo
E. R. O'Brien
Daily Courier
Black Hawk
State of
Franklin
Platt
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Granger, Ih
M'Nab
Petersen Hirun
Petersen Brothers
Anaitas Club
Hus
Blovise
A.H. Petersen
James Murphy
Fairbank
Quares
Lillian Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Painter
Moose
Tf T
Medical College
Bin
Wildur D.nesbit
Elas
Galloway
Lest—Gok
Anna Scoles
Edwards St
Gail James Gardiner Co
Waorkom Ferm
Y' Man
V. Maksimom
Lows
Waverly
Iowa Sugar Co
Earl C. Moore
Julius C. Frank
Louie Frank
Rath
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