Former Hudson P M Succumbs in Montana
Silas E Cain, 45 years old this July, former Hudson postmaster and son of pioneer Samuel Cain, died in Montana after resigning from the postal service and moving west to farm. He suffered typhoid pneumonia following a three week illness from tonsillitis and grip. The body was sent toward his old home for funeral arrangements. Surviving are three brothers Elias Mason City Iowa John Seattle WA Warth New York, two sisters Addie Etrie Hudson and Eva Washburn Alberta Canada, plus seven half siblings. Cain was a member of Waterloo lodge Elks. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas E. Cain
Hudson
Samuel Cain
Orange Township
Montana
Postal Service
Mr. Cain
Cain
Elias
Mason’ City
John
Seattle
Wash
Warth
New York State
Addie’ Etrie
Eva Washburn
Alberta
Canada
Samual Cain
Barbara Strayer
Waterloo
Lucinda Wassom
Iowa City
Matilda, Dierdorrff
S. L. Klingaman
Hanna Lichty
Sabetha
Kan
Jennie Iseminger
Mary Dietz
Martin Dietz
California
Tripoli Notes Loud with Personal Moves and Local Happenings
Louis Kleinan visited H. C. Frese home in West gate last week. Mabelle Meier returns from Des Moines and will work as a trimmer in Ackran, Iowa. Mr. Edgar Prentise of Oкольwein called on friends here. Mrs. Kieman attended a funeral in Wellaburg, Illinois. Ed Burton and Leo Stenzel spent Sunday with local friends. John Carstensens moved into Press new home southeast of town. Hartwell of Minnesota purchased the local meat market from Fred Krueger. Krueger undecided on his next move. Mrs. C. Leege celebrated her 61st birthday with a postal shower. A large social gathered at Ruth Smith's school Saturday. Miss Bloom of Sumner visited Saturday. Archie Hale and family moved into town as Archie took over a restaurant. C. Leege attended Pries and Heine wedding at Bremer Thursday. A new opera house is planned west of the State bank. Irving Kirkpatrick left for Cedar Rapids after four months here. Mrs. F. E. Hartwell and family plan to locate in Bearan property. Grace Albright hosted several visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Louis Kleinan
H. C. Frese
Westgate
Mabelle Meier
Des Preines
Ackran
Iowa
Edgar Prentise
Ooclwein
Kieman
Wellaburg
Lindaman
Ed Burton
Leo Stenzel
Wavarly
John Carstensens
Press
T. BE
Hartwell
Minnesota
Fred Krueger
Krueger
C. Leege
Ruth Smith
Miss Bloom
Sumner
Archie Hale
Archie
Pries
Irving Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
Eva
Wavwerly
F. E. Hartwell
Bearan
Grace Albright
Insomnia causes and remedies noted in brief item
A brief paragraph notes that insomnia often stems from stomach disorders and mentions Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy. It also references visits by John and Ed Nevendorf to North English and lists 4 boxes of Crystal White soap available for $3.75 at Cc. H. Eighmey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cc. H. Eighmey's
Local Notes From Mount Vernon Township February Memo
Feb 28 Mt Vernon Twp news includes funeral attendance for Harold Hanson in Waterloo. Mrs Helen Rockwell visiting Horton. Weidemier family moving from Sauk Center to a Cedar Falls area. Dorcas Society officers elected at Fritz Evangelical church. Greeley Booster club gathering March 3. several visits among Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents. local farm moves. Maytag Mason touring car purchase. rheumatism relief with Chamberlains Liniment ad.
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Mount Vernon
Twp
Bis
Anna Ulrich
Harold Hanson
Waterloo
Helen Rockwell
Horton
Otto Weidemier
Sauk Center
Minn
Cedar Falls
Weidemier
Tillie Musch
Mount Vernon Township
Delbert Moore
Bratnober Farm
P. A. Dunbar
Elmer Thierman
Carl Tostlebe
Fritz Evangelical Church
J. A. Haelen
Augusta Burke
Rosa Kramer
Orrin Reinhart
Chas. Burke
Dorcas Society of
West Bennington
Free Illustrated Lecture by Dr Conzett at West High
Dr Conzett of Dubuque a nationally known dentist visits the city to present a free illustrated lecture this evening in the assembly room of West High School. Open to patrons and the public the talk will share the first results of a grade pupil teeth examination conducted at the board of education and Supt Hukill initiative. The subject is Oral Hygiene and an lantern will illustrate the talk under the auspices of the dental society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conzett
Dubuque
West High School
Board of Education
Hukill
Dr. Conzett
The
Dental Society
G W Train Crew Heavily Fined
The city case against the Great Western train crew for blocking a street crossing after a collision with Henry Austin's car ended with fines of 50 dollars and costs for each of the five crew members P Mullaugh engineer L Newkirk fireman E C Page guardmaster Tim O Leary and P F Frye switchmen Notice of appeal was served and the case will go to a higher court for further action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Henry Austin
P. Mullahey
L. Newkirk
E. C. Page
Tim O'Leary
P. F. Frye
Landlord Nervousness Case Drags On At Police Court
Mrs. A. C. Hoffman testified that landlord Ed Davis who bought the Hoffmans’ Linden home makes her nervous when he inspects the place. Judge Caldwell found her excited and dismissed the disorderly conduct charge. Separate d runkenness fines were issued to E F Eickelburger and Ed Sprouse with suspensions or conditions. Ernest Adams told a disturbing tale of alleged brutality by Fairbank marshal and possible further action, but investigators questioned its veracity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hoffman
Linden
Ed Davis
Hoffmans
Davis
Caldwell
Hoffman
E. F. Eickelburger
Woodstock
Ed Sprouse
Waverly
Waterloo
Ernest Adams
Fairbank
Independence
Miss Gretzmeyer Takes Office as Bremer County Head
Miss Mary Cretzmeyer becomes Bremer county superintendent after delay caused by missing first grade certificate. She passed the January exam and will lead the schools for the next two years, with Miss Kate Sullivan retiring to private life. Local notices follow about lodge meetings and social gatherings in Waterloo and Walnut Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Iowa
Mary Cretzmeyer
Bremer County
Kate Sullivan
Miss Cretzmeyer
Cretzmeyer
Miss Sullivan
Black Hawk county farmers push faster roads and tax reforms
County officials and ten township trustees adopt resolutions favoring higher rural speed limits from 24 to 30 mph and urging a poll tax residence law. They back Hawkeye Highway, thank Prof McDonald for road talks, and praise road-building guidance while noting enforceable road laws. Also an ad offers Crystal White soap at 25 cents.
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Black Hawk County
Court House
Hawkeye Highway
McDonald
Waterloo
Assembly of Trustees
Board of County Supervisors
Hoxle
Hoxte
Insurance Rate Rise Aims to Harmonize Fraternal Plans
IowaSenator Proudfoot will introduce a bill to raise and equalize insurance rates for fraternal organizations. Auditor Bleakly approves, saying the measure will place fraternal companies on a higher paying basis and harmonize rates across states. The plan follows a national conference in Mobile, Alabama, and mirrors measures to be proposed in other legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Proudfoot
Indianola
Senate
Iowa
National Conference of Insurance Commissioners
Mobile
Ala
American Fraternal Association
American Fraternal Congress
Staten
Auditor of State
ELOPING VINTON COUPLES MYSTERY IN FORT DODGE
Four young people were married by Justice N. F. H. Busby on Sunday afternoon in Fort Dodge Iowa. Names are unknown and reports say the couples eloped from their home to avoid attention. Witness Frank Braggs provided the license and ceremony details amid confusion over identities. The county clerk’s office held the license, but reporters could not uncover the couples’ names. Local curiosity centers on who they are and where they came from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Frank Braggs
Vinton
Sportsmen Would Save Wall Lake From Drainage
The Iowa Conservation and Sports men’s league seeks to relocate to Wall lake in Wright county. State authorities plan to drain the lake, drawing united opposition from sportsmen and conservationists. Local members received letters from president William E. D. Rummel urging preservation of Wall lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Lake
Iowa Conservation & Sportsmen's League
Wright County
League
William E. D. Rummel
North Waterloo rail operations and local moves
Railway men and workers in Waterloo report resignations and job moves on the Illinois Central and Du buque divisions to cities like Winona Freeport and Kansas City. Names include F J Morris D L Ward R E Baker and others with brief notes on visits, suitors and travel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hudson P.M
Plas E. Cain
Wace
Waterloo Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battie Creek, Mich
Socialist Quartette Concert Company
Ber
Ed Nevendorf
G. L. Kirkpatrick
North English
MT. Vernon
Harrison Peck
Walter Peck
Greeley
Greeley School
Andy and
Clarence Decker
Roe Lane
Jas. Whillis
Sarsfield
O. H. Thomas
Nat Fitkin
Kenneth
Beeen
Frank Thomas
Glyndon
Greensides
Constantine
Mich
Charley Brown
Boies
Henry Bolte
Hemringhaus
Clarence Albright
John Albright
J. EB. Callahan
Leonard
Cherokee County
G. W
Squelcher
Waterloo Lodge
K. of P
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Lula Barnes
Eighth Street
St. Mary’s
Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Auditorium
C. H. Eighmey's
Hall-Ekfelt
North Waterloo and Railroads
F. J. Morris
D. L. Ward
Chicago
Kankakea
Ilinois Central
W. L. Bradford
Blairsburg
East Fourth Street
William House
Saxon Street
R. I. Odekirk
Winona
B. H. Woosterholt
East End
Freeport
H. Clark
R. E. Baker
Kansas City
William Welden
Welden
Sioux City
Yoder
Steely Street
Illinois Central
James Connell
Fort Padge
Nike Woods
Merle Steele
Huron
South Dakota
H. Birchard
Helper
Dakotas
F.L. Rhynders
Jake Dewald
Inna Dairy
Freda Seidler
J. Ludtke
Sheldon
BE. R. Mayer
BE. F. Altridge
B. B. Schon
Albert Lea
O. M. Shaffer
Williams
J. GC. Frank
Frank Bros
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph
Tess
Columbia Red River
Union Mercantile Co
Lafayette
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