Double funeral for Liggetts at Nashua Thursday
Drowning tragedy at Ripley bridge left Fred Liggett and daughter Marion dead after Marion and two girls stepped from a sand bar into a deep hole. John W Zubrod of New Hampton also drowned while trying to save them. Burial is Greenwood cemetery with Epworth League and Odd Fellows pallbearers. Zubrod funeral held in New Hampton Baptist church at 3:30 p.m. today. he is survived by widow Viola and brothers Joe and Martin.
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Courier
Nashua
Fred Liggett
Marlen
John W. Zubrod
New Hampton
Cedar River
Ripley Bridge
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Marian
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Liggett
Luelle Liggett
Helen Oweson
Valentine Zubrod
Viola McCabe
Joe
Gelwein
Mart'n
Fond du Lac
Wis
St. Paul
Minn
Gubrod
Burial of Drown Victim Edler Named for London IA
In London Iowa on Sunday Edler Jows City, age 9, drowned and was to be buried today. The incident prompted local authorities to report the tragedy as the community mourns a young life lost in an untimely drowning.
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London
Herman Edler
Jows City
Hanson Admitted to Bar of Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanson Co A Hanson secretary and traffic manager of Waterloo Chamber of Commerce has been admitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission bar. The ruling, effective July 1, bars unqualified men from presenting cases. A certificate requires an applicant's record review and three endorsements from registered practitioners.
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Hanson
I. C
Becker Released in Bremer Bond Case and Jail Return
Waverly Iowa June 25 Harold J Becker is out of jail again after a 5000 bond in Pocahontas for alleged complicity in the Gilmore City bank robbery He was returned to Waverly and jailed on a charge of aiding a convict to escape He waived hearing and was bound over to the grand jury Bond 2000 posted by his father Conrad Becker and his father in law E C Schwake both of Tripoli Clean Up Beach project underway under Herbert Nolting with sand being hauled to improve the river bottom Tear Down Landmark on West Water street a former cooker shop and blacksmith shop dating to 1866 is being removed
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Conrad
Becker
E. C. Schwake
Tripoli
August Becser
Herbert Nolting
West Water Street
Pete Shane
Birthdays and events mark weekend community gathering
In a local tourist park celebration, about 40 relatives and friends honored several birthdays within days of each other for Hermans Sophie Entether Carl Greaning Fred Och and Mrs Herman Genther. A noon picnic followed. Also noting upcoming English preaching at Evangelical Peace church and a vacation bible school schedule, plus a surprise party for Mrs Caroline Gors who turned 81 with gifts and a purse of money.
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Englsh
Evangelical Peace Church
Hermans Sophie
Alenther
Carl Greaning
Fred Och
Herman Genther
Woman's Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Will Creuth
Gertrude Pinney
Lulu Sheldon
Europe
Marion Bloch
San Francisco
Eldera Babcock
Miss Bloch
Marshalltown
Woman Celebrates Eighty Second Birthday With Family
A woman marked her eighty second birthday yesterday surrounded by family and longtime friends, celebrating a milestone with close relations and familiar faces from the past.
More Umbrellas Found in Cars in Time of Dreuth
The lost and found department of the W., C. F. & MN. railroad reports a rise in umbrellas and raincoats left in stations, buses, and street cars. Assistant superintendent Henry A. Gee notes more are recovered during a breath than a lengthy spell, calling the pattern peculiar.
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Dreuth
Lost and Found Department
Henry A. Gee
Gee
Unclaimed Personal Property Collected After Rainy Morning
This morning a city official noted a large amount of unclaimed items, including many umbrellas. A cabinet in Gee's office holds dolls, bibles, rosaries, pocketbooks, medicines, keys, school books, a lady's hair, and other belongings. Each item is labeled with finder, location, and time.
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Gee
Insane Ward Transfer for Wetzel in Ames Case
June 25 Ames Iowa reports Albert Jacob Wetzel 38 Buffalo N Y is committed as insane by a municipal court jury and will be sent to the insane ward of the men’s reformatory at Anamosa after his June 11 arrest for entering a house and forcing a young girl to prepare a meal.
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Ames
Albert Jacob Wetzel
Buffalo
Anamosa
Internal Health by Nature's Own Methods
Health begins inside with a healthy stomach and digestive system. Tanlac offers natural roots barks and herbs to stimulate digestion and relieve indigestion constipation gas pains nausea dizziness and headaches. It claims to restore appetite digest food gain strength and weight and to be free from mineral drugs. For over ten years druggists have recommended it and money back if it fails.
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Sunday River
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Feusas
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Equitable Ride
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Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
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the American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
the American Eon Co
Lucky Strila
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Lucky Tiger
J'Jim
Feen
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Jim
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