Catholics At Gilbertville Hold Corpus Christi Day
Hundreds of Catholics from Waterbury Cedar Falls and nearby areas attended Corpus Christi services at Gilbertville Catholic church. A high mass procession to an altar in the woods marked the ceremony with Rev J C Wieneke as celebrant and Rev John Naehers of Independence delivering the sermon.
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Gilbertville
Water- D
Cedar Falls
Hagle Center
Solt
J. C. Wieneke
der Falls
James Shee
Greene
William Yukel
Anthony Kreimer
Johm Naebers
Independ
iThe
Abdance
Edward Slattery
P. H. Ohimann
D. J. Lenihan
Anthony Arenz
Joseph Campbell
Jnterloo
W. T. Donohue
Joseph Ikenmeyer
Independence
Patrick Pean
Jesup
Denis London
Warlly
James P. Taken
Eagle Center
Mauer
Roseville
BE. Pruente
Cape Girardeau
Uente
Ther Nemmiers
Gillsville
Barley hmitt plans large granary and cement work
Notes show a large 6000 bushel grain granary to be built with cement floors by Shimp Bros and Schuler, carpenter work by Schuler ros, Andrew Buhbner hired to ward Donovan, and Frank Kominskie of Waterloo recently on business. The spring term ends, No 3 closes May 28, a new Dunker train elevator to be among Iowa’s finest, and weathered fields hint at possible low corn yield this year.
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Hmitt
John R
Shimp Bros. 1
Schuler Ros
Andrew Buhbner
Donovan
Frank Kominskie
Waterloo
Dunker
Iowa
Waterloo Valuation Reaches Twenty Five Million Mark
Waterloo assessor Barney Kascht reports the 1915 assessment shows total property and credits at 25 million dollars with real and personal property valued at 6,238,139 and money and credits near 2.485 million. Exemptions to the poor are noted as more liberal this year, with books ready for the county board of equalization in June. There were 4,851 men under 45 and 2,428 over that age.
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Barney H. Kascht
Waterloo
Ena
Kascht
County Board of Equalization
Dundee Milk Souvenir Spoon Offer Endorsed by Grocers
Oatman’s Dundee evaporated milk three large cans for 30 cents or six small for 80 cents is endorsed by Waterloo grocers. Wrappers sent to Dundee entitle a souvenir spoon from Oatman Condensed Milk Co. Some typography errors caused confusion but the Courier ad is correct. Jurors in Kohts et al case discharged for lack of agreement. jury dismissed for the term. equity cases to be heard through June.
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Oatmvan
Dundee
Waterloo Grocers
Oatman Condensed Milk Company
Oatman Company
Oatman
Courier
Woman Missing in City After Shopping Trip
Mrs. Cora F. Watson aged 65 was reported lost after a visit to the city last night. She stayed at Union depot when exhausted from shopping and disappeared on her daughter's return. Police joined the search but no update from relatives by morning. Another woman briefly reported missing returned home, unaware her husband had filed a report.
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Cora F. Watson
Carpenter tools stolen from Lauritzen Co building
Lauritzen Construction Co reports about 50 dollars worth of carpenter tools removed from a large chest inside a building near Third Street and Sullivan Avenue last night. Officers pursue a clue that may lead to arrests.
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Lauritzen Construction Co
Third Street
Sullivan Avenue
A night of vagrancy arrests targets three colored women
Three colored women Hester Clemmons Mabel White and Marie Toit were arrested on vagrancy orders by Chief Leighton. They were arraigned in police court and entered not guilty pleas with continued cages set. Police Judge Meyers warned that no sentences would be suspended for vagrancy cases involving colored individuals. A special demonstrator is set to speak at Wagds Millinery on Saturday June 3 about corsets.
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Leighton
Hester Clemmons
Mabel White
Marie Toit
Meyers
Wagds
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Sanford
Wilton
Dobson Brody
Medallion
Hall-Erfelt Company
Park Avenue
Lafayette
Gildertuille
Corpus Christ
John Naehers
Barclay
W. C. Koht Ys
Anna Baro
Ahe
J. T. Sullivan
B. H. McCoy
Equity
Waterton
Rath Peek Building
City
Merchants’ League of Waterloo
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