Woodmen Train to Charles City Packed with Passengers
A special electric train from Illingis Centre carried 754 Woodmen and friends to Charles City for the northeastern Iowa Woodmen picnic. Forty five boarded at Cedar Falls, with return trip planned for the evening. The event draws thousands amid good weather. travel rules limited trunks to 45 inches after July 2 though baggage weight remains 150 pounds per ticket.
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Elect
Charles City
Waterloo Lodge
Prant. Lucas
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Charles Spite
Fficiala
Mlnnots
Fairbank Man Charged With Assault After Barn Dance
Frances Scanlon of Fairbank is charged with assault and battery on Nell Daniels during a May 31 barn dance at a Black Hawk County farm near Fairbank. The information was sworn yesterday by F. D. Daniels, Nell’s father, before County Attorney Hoxie. Scanlon will be arrested and taken to Waterloo for examination.
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Frances “Scanlon
Fairbank
Nell Daniels
Hoxie
F. D. Daniels
Black Hawk 'Sounty
Scanlon
Nell
Happy Hoboes Banquet At Cedar Falls College
Twenty members of the Happy Hoboes athletic society at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls hosted a banquet for twenty ladies at the Ellis hotel. Hiram Begehan was toastmaster and Miss Oliver, an instructor, acted as chaperone. The group returned on the last Cedar Falls car.
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Happy Hopies
Lowatate Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Siends
Ellis Hotel
Hiram Begehan
Oliver
Urban
Lydia E Pinkham Plant Compound Helps Natick Woman
Natick Massachusetts Mrs Marion Sweet Greats describes severe menopause symptoms before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports nervousness cold limbs sleepless nights and a tumor diagnosis which improved after the remedy and urges others to try it. She invites women to seek advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. and notes confidential personal correspondence.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Ydin E. Pinkham
Lydian E. Pinkham
Marion Sweet Greats
Jefferson St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Man Identified in Parish Farm Death Near La Porte
An unidentified man identified as Christopher Sennien, an inmate at a county farm, was found dead near Rig Mound last Sunday. He had visited relatives in La Porte City and Waterlow, was found with money on a widow, and death is suspected from a fall or drowning. Funeral plans are not yet set. Five cents offers to see Shriners at Crystal Theatre.
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Tieymond
Christopher Sennien
Holemon
Cate
Tw Couirty
Salmon
Ta Porte City
Salomon
la Porte
Deadman
la Porte City
Waterlow
John Salmon
John Simon
Rigmound
Beath
Young Couple Wedded At First Lutheran Church
The marriage of Oscar Hanérsman and Elsielizabeth Jago occurred last evening at 8 o'clock in First Lutheran church. Rev Henry Mueller officiated before about sixty relatives and friends as Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by Fred Knethe accompanied the ceremony. The couple will reside at Jefferson Street. the bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jago. Ms Wauersman is employed at the Iowa Dairy.
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Oscar Hanérs-man
Elsielizabeth Jago
First Lutheran
Fred Knethe
Mendelssohn
Palms
Ferns
Henry Mueller
Leo Jago
First Street East
Hauersman
Jefferson Street
Ms. Wauersman
Iowa Dairy
Call of the New Car theme shapes Danish church youth program
Prof. Bender addressed Danish-Nazarene youth on the Call of the New Car, praising the turnout and its helpful impact on church work. Local teachers and staff news include Miss Margaret Cunninglam spending vacation southwest of Cedar Falls. Miss Grace Sommerville to lead the commercial department next year. Prof. and Mrs. Knoepfler visiting Fort Madison. L. N. Mover of Des Moines visiting Cedar Falls. The piece notes attendance at Sunday school convention and a Shavit gathering, with reference to local cinema, theater and Timms Water ton materials.
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Bender
Grace Sommerville
Livington
Mont
Jeanette
Unclear fragmentary OCR item with names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Waterton, Dyan Guuds, and Fat et pie Dewan babe Martens. Lacks coherent event, date, or clear report context.
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Waterton
Colfax Area Briefs Mention Local Visits and Events
Local notes list residents and visitors across Colfax and nearby towns. Names include Katherine Meg, Mrs Bates, Mrs SteWoy, Frank Mulkerg, J O Hannemann, Mrs Schmidt, and M Berend. Schools, churches, and social ties feature with hospital, bank, and postmaster movements noted.
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Mra
Waillncp Bates
Danatitea
CP Ob SteWoy
Colfax
Frank Mulkerg
Elsiutms
Chicago
Bayenport Haday
J. 0
Hannemann
Maugneltin
Uy Waterton
Iis
WE Schmidt
Avery
ROOSEVELT WON'T BOLT SAYS DIXON
Senator Dixon from Washington Chicago reports Dixon dismisses Roosevelt bolt talk as absurd. He predicts Roosevelt will not bolt the national convention and asserts the Taft faction will nominate the colonel for the presidency before any bolt occurs. He also hints others may bolt instead.
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Roosevelt
Dixon
Tixon
Chicago
Kearington
Taft
Jie
Mel
Vaudeville Season Ends At The Majestic Theatre
The Majestic Theatre closes its vaudeville season Saturday as winter frost and water woes ease. Despite turnout issues, the company continues nightly shows as the fall slate nears completion with stars including Bert the Wrestler and others delivering acts for the final run.
Crandell Sues for Divorce in New York Case
Crandell files for divorce from wife Mrs Crandell formerly Miss McManus. He alleges cruelty and infidelity in a Southern Pacific setting with related family and death notes surrounding Abe Hiawe and Abe Wainhey. The burden rests on the plea that fault exists on the part of the defendant and prior ties are noted in the conduct of the marriage.
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York
Randedy
Amattey
Ddwin
Hailes
Codie
Mra
Crandet
Miss McManus
Cnet
Abe
Crandtb
Sane
Nephew of Millionaire Fined for Speeding on Motorcycle
Lionel Heinz a nephew of millionaire pickle maker A J Heinz was arraigned on speeding charges after riding a motorcycle. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine as the court noted the irony of a fifty seven variety pickle maker’s firm producing defective items.
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Lionel Heinz
Ropleye
Guy W. Campbell Titeyrhe Company
Youngy Mg
A. J. Hieing
Union Mercantile vs Tigris Supreme Court Test Case Wins
A jury in Justice Pearce’s court awarded Union Mercantile $25 in a test suit over stock subscription payments. The case questions whether subscribers to stock in the Chien Mercantile Company can be compelled to pay in full. Attorney Burr A. Brown noted appeal. Parents urged to ensure school children receive weekly War Pictures via the Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Conpon
Union Mercantile Company
Va. Tigris
Formal Opening of Waterloo Country Club
The formal opening of the Waterloo Club and Country Club will be held tomorrow night at the club house with an elaborate dinner and dancing to music by Louis Alberti. Afternoon golf and tennis matches may be played. about forty guests are expected. Purport Talebty, club president, in general charge with school participation urged.
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Waterloo Coif & Country
Louis Alberti
Purrt Talebty
Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Wheat and Oats
General market notes from Chicago and South Dakota report limited changes with cooler conditions and slight rally in oats. Wheat weakens on bearish pressure while July contracts slip, pork steady, and base prices around September delivery shown for pork and ribs with modest gains in some grain futures.
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Chicago
Ratasas
Parthia
Tuight
Grain and market notes from Minneapolis and New York close
Wheat, corn, oats quotes and market notes from Minneapolis and New York show July and September figures. Prices for cash and futures sections include wheat, oats, corn, and barley with listed bid and offer ranges.
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Minneapolis
New York
Wateroo Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers for Week 1912
Bank clearings in Waterloo for the week ending June 6 1912 totaled 1 479 946 11 with daily breakdowns and a comparison to last year s 1 201 581 46. Realty transfers for the week ending June 5 1912 include 27 407 in heels mortgages 66 021 chattel mortgages 9 703 17 bills of sale 374 total instruments 2 974 to date versus 9 239 last year with a 265 decrease.
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Jopegial
Illingis Centre
Greaton
Weill
Dia BH
Pinkham Medicine Co
Wonde Nifali Lynn
Onan
Sherestoptiel Solmon
Trad
Dir Water
Loo and
Kay Porte
Los Angeles
Shriners Pilgrimfee
Cedar Falls News
Margaret Cunninglam
Fort Dodge
L. N. Mover
Tes Moines
Ite
EB. A. Snyder
Home Finding Association
Des Moines
Waterloo
Masons
Shinmel
Lee
Polerimige
Lesms Beemes
Crystal Theatre
Ayress
Rivers
Waterton Evening Counter
Katherine el
W.of
Hedlemberk
Pitebr
Wits
M. Berend
Ragmond
Cedar Rapids
Glass
Frank Tinkwell
Athi
Ida Pickering
Robert Keller
Erm Avenue
Frank HE. Adams
Tres Moines
Drake University
Milberry Street
D. J. Lenihan
Sacred Heart
Fourth Street West
Vinton
Arnie Greene
McNultlyn
Leavit & Johnson National Bank
Diaw
Bankers’ Convention
Hugh J. van Pelt
Dallas
Texas
Ay Price
Marguerite de Armond
Georgiella Jay
Sioux City
Mijestre J
Majestic
Othr
Gerin
Eliert
Votherian
Ion
Iba
Ieee
Bert
Angers
Maries
Mottom
Petapes
Harare
Crandell
Beerusecot
Babrio Tinley van
Dort Wik Nepelrew
Millionaire's
Union Company
WIN Test Suit
Lamson Bros. & CO
Elabers Chicago Board OF Thade
Meklroy
Maastt Place
Briday
South Dakheta- Bute
Frodiggs
CTC AG
Vega
Roi Pat
Vibes
Com Daly
ST. Lois Live Stack
Kanbas City
Pati
Frais
Cyheage
Wester
ST. Louis
Pega
Waterlooy
Hinton
Hershon Tay
St Louis
Todas
Casey
Indy
Kansas City
Mon
Beye Gay
Vaaard i
Reese
Omaha
Ana
San
Ono
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Lfridas Be
Devas
Pebugedesh
Hagerman and Downing
Yoti
Mother Earth
Northwestern Land & Investment Co
Seroron St
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