Death takes Horace Buell and August Buhr in two Waterloo deaths
Horace C Buell 56, a traveling man from Waukesha Wisconsin, died at the Logan hotel after uremic poisoning and a prolonged illness. The body was moved to O Keefe Towne parlors and sent to Wisconsin for burial. August Buhr 34 of 2304 Lafayette street died at Presbyterian hospital after appendicitis operation followed by pneumonia. He survived by his wife and four children and had been foreman at a Waterlo o factory. He belonged to the Lora Order of Moose and other lodges. The body was taken to O Keefe Towne parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Buell
Waukesha
Wis
Logan Hotel
R. A. Buell
Mr. Buell
New York
Sterling Foundry Company
O'Keefe & Towne
Wisconsin
August Buhr
Lafayette Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Buhr
Cedar Falls
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Buhr
Ilinois
Lora Order of Moose
Telephone meeting at court house held privately
A telephone meeting took place today in the small court room. The purpose and business remain unclear as the session was private and attendance was small, suggesting a possible employee instruction gathering.
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Court House
Black Hawk County Board Proceedings 1911 Adjourned Session
The Black Hawk County Iowa board of supervisors met February 27 1911 in adjourned session with five members present. They authorized the purchase of a surveyor steel case and medical aid for the poor for a year, approved a county purchase and land options, awarded a bridge girders contract to Waterloo Construction Co and related work, approved burial contracts, and audited numerous claims and per diem. The afternoon session adopted February 27 proceedings and set April 1 1941 adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
C. W. Virden
W. C. Leland
C. A. Rownd
Geo. F. Johnson
C. J. Kirby
John McQuilkin
Black Hawk Co. Jr
McQuilkin
B. J. Taylor
D. G. Boomer
Rownd
Waterloo Construction Co
MecQuilkin
Iowa Children’s Society
W. Virden
John M Cc
A. Rownd
Leland
Elk Run
Independence Ave
Kirby and Johnson
Johnson
O'Keefe & Towne
Country Board
Waterloo
W. ¥Irden
Peter Atkey
Ben Eee
Waterloo Coast. Co
Steel Boam
John Ritzinger
Vetter & Water
Standard
Mi’g Co
Jan Pfeiffer Co
Oleson
Jas. Mofatt
R. Scott
M. Chase
J. JF. Kilngaman
Carpenter Hotel
E. Parker & Son
Minnie Debolt
P. Farm
A. D. Billman
Emma Campmire
Martha Ruth
W. D. Wiler
Independent E. Co
C. McMillan
Bartlett & McFarlane
Home Course In Tree Preservation IV Errors In Transplanting Trees
A 1910 article discusses the decline of Appalachian forests and the importance of proper tree planting. It warns against planting too close, top pruning, and selecting oversized trees. It advocates shade trees by homes and roads, with optimal early planting of small, well-rooted saplings about twelve feet tall including sturdy stakes.
New Corsetiere at Burch Bros
Mrs. Dora Combs arrives from New York City to helm the corset department at Burch Bros. She has eleven years in the trade and last worked at Gimbel’s in New York, handling sixteen corset makes and many styles to please Waterico ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Combs
New York City
Burch Bros
Combs
Gimbel’s
New York
Reception planned for English choir visit to Waterloo
The committee to host Sheffield choir members during their Waterloo visit on April 27 met at the Pythian temple. H. E. Kilester was named chairman and Scott B. Prowell secretary. A reception on the temple’s second floor will feature a welcome address, a choir member response, and a social hour to acquaint Sheffield guests with Waterloo residents, with souvenirs for each singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Waterloo
Pythian Temple
H. E. Kilester
Scott B. Prowell
Waterlooan
Wellington
Lyon Brand Collar Demonstration At Frank Bros Store
A live display in Frank Bros clothing window showcases Lyon Brand collars for men of all ages. The demonstrator explains easy on and off wear without soiling, neat necktie tying, and proper adjustments. The show runs all week, inviting passers-by to observe the latest in dress collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bros
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C. Buell
LOGAN
Pneumonia
Bream Laundry
6Th and
Jefferson
W. H. Rollins
Home Park Boulevard
Tunnel Hotel
Gordon Press
Hallehee
Side High School
Jebve
Courier Office
Maple St
South St
West Waters
the Board of Supervisors of
Iowa
F. County Fu
Paord
Namie
H. W. Taggart
Popp & Forbe
Creamery
Pkg. Co
Waterlo Water Co
E M Buechele
Creamery Pkg. Co
Peterson & Duke
B. Robertson
Lighty Co
R. L. Apfel
Wico
Joe Scheil
W. OH. Hartman Co
Smith L. Hillman
John Davey
American Press Association
Merica
Phillipsburg
Tyrone
Allegheny Mountains
Nou
TRUKA
F. A. Ferguson
Des Moines
Saurice
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Geo. E. Booth
Res
Marsh-Place
Chicago
Atlantic
United States
Australia
Liverpool
Illinois
South Dakota
Choice
Cattier
Reeves
H. W
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Stock Exchange
Canadian Parish
Pennsylvania
LOTR
Rock Island
Atchison
Cegan
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Moss Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Kansas
Turkey
Aristos
Eevee
Wees A
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