Des Moines Wet as Waterloo Dry in County Supervisors Tale
Local county board members note the state supervisors and stewards of county homes sent their convention to Des Moines this year after Waterloo stayed wet, Cedar Rapids was wet last year, and Des Moines has since become dry. A question remains if the gathering will return here.
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Des Moinés
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Waterloo
Towa
State Convention of Supervisors
Committee On Entertainment
Mrs Kate Newville In Critical Condition At Home
Mrs Kate Newville, removed from a clinic in Town City, is under care at her daughter Mrs Joe Gibbs 118 Wilber Street. Very low condition causes hopeful expectations for recovery after an Iowa City hospital operation was abandoned by surgeons.
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Kate Newville
Clinic
Town City
Joe Gibbs
Wilber Street
Newville
Iowa City
Ancient US half penny dated 1802 ownership by B Jeberhart
A 1802 United States half penny owned by B. Jeberhart of 473 Ninth Street West. He notes a collection of about forty old coins from a road trip era with several early 1700s foreign pieces. He planned to bring the collection to the Courier and Reporter but packed it for a move to Mason City tomorrow while accepting a gas company position.
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United States
B. Jeberhart
Ninth Street
West
Eberhart
Courier and Reporter
Mason City
Gas
Mock Court Trial at First Congregational Church
A mock court trial presented by the Conpresational Moth erhood at First Congregational Church on Tuesday evening, March 9, promises lively entertainment. The cast includes judge Carleton Sins clerk A B Lovejoy, court cri er H B Tullar, attorneys Vol A Newton and Alfred Longley, with Miss Ithe Zariman and F C Trumbauer in key roles. Jury seating and witnesses are listed amid anticipation of a breezy breach of promise affair.
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Atake
Carleton
A. B. Lovejoy
H. B. Tullar
Newton
Worcester
Macs
Alfred Longley
Ithe Zariman
Moculinn
West High
F. C. Trumbauer
A. Repass
J. BE. Ridenour
Law
Wirst
Majestic
Funeral Services for William Hunt Held Friday
Funeral services for William H. Hunt former clerk of Lack Hawk county will be held Friday at 1 hour at the residence of Mr and Mrs J Edwards 118 Lafayette street The Rev Harold Parr pastor of First Congregational church will officiate The late Mr Hunt was a deacon in the church and his adopted daughter Mrs June Trorten and her brother Frank Hamilton arrived from Monte Vista Colorado to attend The remains likely to arrive in Waterloo tomorrow with Walter Boa a nephew accompanying them
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William H. Hunt
Lack Hawk County
Granby
Mase
Alana
J. Edwards
Lafayette Street
Harold By Parr
First Congregational Church
Fairsew
Juin Trorten
Mr. Hunt
Frank Hamilton
Monte Visita
Colo
Waterloo Somorrow
Walter Boa
Office takeover sparks first board meeting note
A small group gathers in the office of the chairman for a premeeting in a bid to chart the board after Fred A. Snorle’s recent appointment as chairman. Dr Jerger and Dr Hamiton are named for key roles as members prepare for the term’s end and a new tenure unfolds. Police incident notes report a suspect to appear for hearing.
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Mie
Fred A. Snorle
Jerger
Clairmai
Paul Wsmit
Sporle
Rate Talks at Two Waterloo Meetings
Two meetings to hear rate talks are set for 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. The Waterloo Commercial club hosts General Passenger Agent HM. J. Helps of the Illinois Central, at the First National Bank building, Fourth Street West. The Chamber of Commerce hosts A. L. Craig of the Rock Island at its rooms. Other speakers include J. Francis of the Burlington and C. A. Cairns of the Northwestern. Organizers urge a large turnout.
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Waterloo Commercial Club
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Street
Iowa
HM. J. Helps
Hanols Central
A. L. Craig
Rock Island
J. Francis
Burlington
Hotel People In a Quandary
A Waterloo business man who owns property within fifty feet of the Russell Lamson hotel will withhold consent and block the hotel from opening a buffet. The report notes the story has been somewhat exaggerated.
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Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Hungarian-counted romance near Chicago ends in marriage plan
Marie Henkel is Wikram Zarek of Hungary who went abroad months ago for nursing. Count Willie Weodar Henez of the Twelftly Austrian Uhlans was wounded in Galicia. The wound is nearly healed and he studies English. He will visit Chicago when fit and marry Miss Henkel.
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Chicaco
Marie Henkel
Wikram Zarek
Hungary
Willie Weodar Henez
Galicia
Tte
Chicago
Miss Henkel
Hotel buffet plans amid consent dispute in Amesburg
An interview with involved parties outlined the business plan for a hotel buffet near Fifth street. The hotel says consent from nearby property owners is not yet obtained and rumors about a nonopening buffet are false. If opposition grows, the buffet may move from the Fifth street room to the corner room at Commercial and Fifth streets.
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Hotel Russell-Lamson
Fifth Street
Anishurg
Commercial
Fifth Streets
Gen. Bussey Dies in Washington and Iowa’s Civil War Leader
Gen Cyrus Bussey longtime Iowa statesman and soldier died in Washington D C at 81 after a brief illness of pneumonia. Born October 5 1883 in Hubbard North Dakota he moved to Bloomfield Iowa to start business then entered politics. He served as state senator and aide de camp to Governor Kirkwood during the Civil War helping organize troops and arming forces along the Missouri border. Bussey earned promotion to colonel and helped raise the famed Third Iowa Cavalry before his death.
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Des Moines
Cyrus Bussey
Iowa
Washington, D
Ray G. Miller
Isaac Lea Hillis
General Bussey
Hillis
Washington
Cytug Bussey
Hubbard
Get
Bloomfield
Kirkwood
Senate
Lee
van Buren
Davis
Keokuk
Council Bluffs
Fremont
Athens
Missouri River
Third
Iowa Cavalry
Miss Johnson Honored Among Vassar Honor Students
Waterloo notices report Miss Eleanor Reed Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs B Johnson this city earned a scholarship honor at Vassar College Poughkeepsie New York among 34 of 240 senior class students. She achieved 60.4 grades the top mark and was credited with high marks in the term. A separate note mentions a mock trial Tuesday at First Congregational Church as part of an advertisement.
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Waterloo
Eleanor Reed Johnson
Vassar College
Poughhoopsie
N.Y
City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
Miss Ida Leppler recovers after surgery while Miss Katharine Sheehan visits her cousin Mrs J Theebtfertig J W Best returns from Greene on business and Mrs J W Best visits Clarkeville for ten days. A La Porte City couple received a marriage license W J Morris 23 and Edith M McLennan 19. Hose Schmidt undergoes intestinal surgery at St Frances hospital. Mrs John Bare ill and operated at St Francis. L A Harris of Beaumont visits brother Geo D Harris. Westminster choir practice postponed to Thursday for Easter cantata From Death to Life. Grace Methodist prayer meeting led by Rev F Q Brown. County officials dine with Glen Morris at county home. American Tobacco offers Faber pencil with Tuxedo purchase. Mrs G E Funston and party travel to Pacific coast via Illinois Central and Union Pacific.
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la Porte City
W.J. Morris
Edith M. McLennan
Hose Schmidt
Jesup
St. Francia Hospital
John Bare
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
L. A. Harris
Beaumont
Tex
Geo. D. Harris
Westminster Presbyterian
J. C. Bartlett
R. B. Stevens
Chisago
Nell D. Jackson
Virden Avenue
Grace Methodist
McFarlane Named Temporary Secretary at Fairview Cemetery
President Grout ratified the appointment of W. W. McFarlane as temporary secretary of the Fairview Cemetery association at a directors meeting. He succeeds Albert Sohner, who is deceased.
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Mfarlane
Sohner
H. W. Grout
W. W. McFarlane
Fairview Cemetery Association
Mr. Grout
Albert Sohner
Senators visit State Teachers College at Cadar Falls
HW Senator Grout and A. C. Savage with Fred Larrabee visited the State Teachers College at Cadar Falls Monday as guests of Roger Leavitt. The inspection will bear fruit in a legislative way upon the committee return to Des Moines.
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Hw, Grout
A. C. Savage
Fred Larrabee
State Teachers College
Cadar Falls
Roger Leavitt
Des Moines
Easy Way to Increase Weight with Sargot Fad Diet Ad
An advertisement touts Sargot as a scientific flesh-builder that helps the digestive system absorb nutrients to add 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh. It claims safety, low cost, and a money-back guarantee through Toder Pharmacy in Waterloo. It warns against those not wanting a ten-pound gain.
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Toder Pharmacy
Waterloo
Sargo
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