Dr Mueller Killed by Train Near Dyersville
Dr John A Mueller a leading Dyersville physician and Commercial Club president was killed at Schermer crossing one mile west of Dyersville when struck by an eastbound Illinois Central train while en route to Luxemburg. Blizzard muffled warning. engineer Meyers could not stop in time. Mueller, born near Luxemburg forty one years ago, leaves a wife Clara Armstrong and five children. Survived by mother Teresa and three sisters. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev C A Peddicord. Burial in local cemetery.
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Dyeraville
John A. Mueller
Dyersville
U. Wy. Meyers
Mueller
Luxemburg
N. J. A. Mueller
Town City
Clara Armstrong
New Vienna
Teresa Mueller
I. Mueller
GG. J. E
C. L. Armstrong
Waterloo
Mr. Thompson
Morris Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Lillian
Geo. Fratzke
Milwaukee
Will Nichols
Fairbank
W. Nichols
Hoe
Middle River
Minn
Fort Snelling
Texas
Mr. Teuitt
Fairbank View
Frank
Staples
Fred
Jamestown
N.D
McRae
United States
Bremer County
Iowa
Grove Hill
Nelehbors
Methodist
C. A. Peddicord
Ife
Local Social and Travel Notes From Fairbank and Waterloo
Fairbank notes include M B Leehey visiting Waterloo, James Curley adding groceries to a former meat market, and James Murphy and wife in Waterloo. Waterloo residents Katharine McIntire buys a piano. Miss Lelia Betts closes a term of school and remains to teach spring. A surprise marriage occurs between Miss Wyla Deitz and Mr J Aohl in Waterloo with Rev Donahoe officiating.
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Wyla
J. T. Deitz
J. A. Ohl
Raymond
Waterloo Weodnesday
Hull
Methodist Church
James Elliott
Cherokee
Dora
Marjorie Bushby
Delwe
Katharine McIntire
Par Bons Music House
Waterloo
Lelia Betts
Neil
Fay Smalley
St Paul
Willam
Coon Rapids
Will Wakn
Chas. Thompson
Fairbank View
Thompson
Duel Fights Slow as Harmon Fails to Appear
Cohn and Ira Harmon, ex ball player, engaged in a fifth duel Saturday noon. Harmon failed to appear in police court and the case was continued to Tuesday. Cohn testified there was a brief battle with Harmon proving too fast for him. Eight drunks were arrested Saturday night and Sunday. five appeared in court, others forfeited bonds. One not guilty plea awaits trial this evening.
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ED. Cohn
Ira Harmon
Logan Seniors Dress For Work Sent Home
Logan Ta March 3 As a result of the girls of the senate class of the Logan high school appearing in caps and kitchen aprons and the boys in overalls the class was sent home.
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Logan, Ta
Senate
Logan High School
JATE Meeting Sunday Afternoon at Jail
The jail meeting under the auspices of the W C T U was held yesterday afternoon. Mr J Fenwick spoke to prisoners on The Prodigal Son. These meetings occur every two weeks and are of help to inmates, who look forward to the occasion.
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W. C. TU
J. Fenwick
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promise
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming to darken gray faded hair naturally and evenly with a few applications. It suggests dampening a sponge and applying strand by strand, promises gloss and youth, and notes local druggists sell the treatment through J. W. Taggart.
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Wreth
Wyeth
Nolpa Folka
J. W. Taggart
Amusements in The City and Local Theatre Notes
The City on tour brings a New York style drama to town with Hugo B. Koch leading the cast for a Saturday matinee and night, March 8, at the local theatre. Also on schedule The Countess Coquette a Parisian musical farce opens Monday, March 10 at Waterloo, with Anatol Friedland’s music and Knox Wilson in the lead. Paid in Full arrives at Waterloo on Thursday with Eugene Walter's drama praised as a pinnacle of American theater. Real estate transfers and local ads fill pages, listing numerous property deals and subscriptions opportunities.
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Harper's Magazioe
New York Theatre Guera
United Play Company
Tusby
Hugo B. Koch
Countess Coquette
Waterloo
Marcelle Janvier
Anatol Friedland
New York
Knox Wilson
Primrose
Eugene Walter
Black Hawk Co. Abstract. Co
W. J. McMurray
Frank Petersson
United States
William Lytle
L. G. Chamberlin
George J. Kennedy
Wasson
la Porte City
Maria F. Fettkether
Edwin J. West
J. S. Watters
Arvillia Watters
Whitney & Sedewick’s
Co. Q. Gronen
W. E. Cowan
Home Park
Muirhead
Joseph M. Cavanaugh
Herman J. Zeuch
L.T. Jackson
KE. W. Thompson
H. M. Reed
Clarence J. Wilson
Emma H. Koerner
Grand View Place
Bertha Gragert
Charles H. Weltzin
Ella Wills Edgington
J. W. Hartman
Fr. A. Gardner
Henry Peters
George Lingelbach
William H. McGlade
West Waterloo
Peter Beck
Matt Pieres
PJ. O'Connor
Theodore
Weber
Cyrus J. Lentz
William
Brown
John Jungen
John Dungen, Jr
Oral C. Rathbone
W. A. Barr
Westfield
H. W. Grout
Wm. Hesse
Ki. M. Storm
Carl Tanglar
Leagitt’s
Luke Joslin
Mary Borong
F. N. Youneblut
G. J. Thomas
W. C. Heisler
Charles Yockstick
Mary Borger
Cameron
Cedar Falla
MISSED AIS TRAIN SUES ROCK ISLAND IN IOWA CITY
A Iowa City rail suit seeks 100 dollars against Rock Island over a Des Moines ticket error. Plaintiff B D Brigham says a clerk misinformed of train 26’s departure causing him to miss the trip and a business deal. He notes fifteen others missed the same train amid late schedule changes. Farmers pay prices in several Iowa towns for produce.
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Iowa City
Iowa
B. D. Brigham
Rock Island
Des Moines
Mr. Brigham
Community notes from Shady Grove area, Feb 28
Shady Grove residents share sickness reports and visits. Mrs. Freyling ill this week. Mrs. Sarah Bunnell visits son Kenry in Waterloo. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. James Cook of Independence with the Stumma and Ham households. Others plan travel, moves, and social events. gatherings hosted by Mrs. Kenney, Mrs. Hartzberg, and the Ladies Aid. Visitors from Jesup and Calgary search family ties.
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Shady Grove
Wm. Freyling
Sarah Bunnell
Kenry Bunnell
Waterloo
James Cook
Independence
Fred Stumma
Bert Ham
Ida Faulkner
Nebraska
Otho Ham
Jesup
O. M. Kenney
George Howery
Rev Parsons on Prison Reforms in Iowa
Rev Charles Parsons of Des Moines spoke at United Brethren Church on prevention of crime and prison reform laws in Iowa. The Iowa Society for the Friendless, presided by Hon. Geo Cosson, aims to improve prison conditions and aid released prisoners under Parsons oversight, with Waterloo connections noted. An advertisement lists Fresh Eyes at 720 Allen St. and phone 460.
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Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Chas. Parsons
Iowa Society For the Friendless
United Brethren Church
KR. E. Graves
Parsonage
Geo. Cosson
Parsons
Waterloo
New Hartford Social Roundup Covers Visits and Storm Delays
Miss Jessie Ferguson spent Sunday February 23 with friends in Clarksville. Frank Hoffman returned from Waterloo hospital with a healing leg and crutches. Steve Daly of Cedar Falls greeted old friends. H M Phillips and family guests of Alma Ingalls. Mrs J D Bailey of Waterloo visited her mother. Charles Jimmerson of Alta visited his mother Margaret Miller. March 1 movers were hindered by severe storm with loads stuck in snow. Clarice Savage of Kesley visited E J Dunham. Rural Carrier James Emery notes 30 patron changes on his route March 1. Francis Green of Cedar Falls attended business. Miss Viola Booten of Allison visited Editor Kealey. Dr J G Evans returned from Colfax improved. Stanley Conn of Parkersburg checked on business. J A Cousins and F H Mack looked up hollow brick building material in Mason City. Cousins plans hollow brick barn and silo on north farm next spring. J L Sprague and families attended Curtis Ford funeral in Cedar Falls.
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New Hartford
Jessie Ferguson
Clarksville
Frank Hoffman
Waterloo
Steve Daly
Cedar Falla
H. M. Phillips
Lena
Ill
Phillips
Alma Ingalls
J. D. Bailey
Charles Jimmerson
Alta
Margaret Miller
Miss Clarice Savage
Kesley
E. J. Dunham
James Emery
Francis Green
Cedar Fallawaa
Viola Booten
Allison
Kealey
J. G. Evans
Colfax
Stanley Conn
Parkersburg
J. A. Cousins
F. H. Mack
Mason City
Pastor Vaillant Urges Facts In Probes Of Officials
In a First Baptist sermon Rev. Edgar A. Vaillant urged the public to seek facts before criticizing county board and mayoral probes. He said officials should not fear investigations and called for publication of probe results whether or not irregularities are found. He praised Daniel as an example of courage and integrity.
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First Baptist Church
Edgar A. Vallant
Publi
Thompson
Daniel
Alumni Banquet at Ellis Hotel in Waterloo
The Waterloo Business College annual alumni banquet will be held at the Ellis Hotel tomorrow evening. Meeting at 8 and banquet at 8 80, with several toasts and a lively reunion expected. About seventy five to one hundred alumni anticipated, plus factory workers among graduates.
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Waterloo Business College
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo Theatre
William Galloway
Hia
Flist M. E
Effie McCullom Jones
Coupon Draws Free Household Account Book From Bank
A promotional coupon offers a free household account book with no obligation from Leavitt and Johnson National Bank. The offer urges holders to present the coupon to the savings department teller and emphasizes the value of the item and the opportunity.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and stomach discomfort in five minutes. It touts relief from souring belching, gas, heartburn, and nausea and urges a fifty cent case from pharmacists for instant improvement. It asserts the remedy works like a healthy stomach and helps digest all foods.
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DR. Mueller
Yersville
Isley
Allen St
Fresh Eyes
LOGAN
M. E. Isley
Fresh Begs
Sues Rock Island
Iowa Falls
Creston
Estherville
Humboldt
Ile
Sac City
Forest City
Jcis
Reathol Chemeal Co
Baltimore
Rev. C. Parsons
Webster
Webster Laboratories
Webster Chemical Company
St. Paul
Mins
Webster Deruggiata Everywhere
Waverly
Cartier
MR. Geo. Hunt
Bremer Ave
England
Canids
Pape
D. Smith
Nat'l Bank
Alua
Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Dept
Towa
C. J. Miller
State Loan Co
East Fourth St
Kohl's
Ivory
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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