Hagerman Place Described as Waterloo’s Finest Addition
Hagerman Place near Cedar Falls road plans 64 lots with new avenues Hartman Janways Headford and a park entrance marked by stone pillars. Northwestern Land & Investment handles sale led by G C Janney. The tract sits near Headford foundry and preserves a wooded area with landscape work to be done.
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Hagerman
City of
Waterloo
Hagerman Farm
Hagerman Place
Cedar Falls Road
Galloway Fleet
Hartman
Janways
Headford
Tender
Galloway
Black Hawk Bridge
Black Hawk Road
Northwestern Land & Investment. Company
G. CL. Janney
Great Headford
Scheibe
Blood Poisoning From Small Cut Forces Brief Work Absence
Pearl Courtright of 3190 Ankeny street is sidelined from work after a sharp splinter cut in Monday morning led to blood poisoning. The incident describes a minor wound with serious infection risk and a temporary leave of absence.
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Pearl Courtright
Ankeny Street
Died Before Doctor Arrived Near Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa May 3 Serial dens Kling died at the home of Hans Krog two miles southwest of town last night at 9 o clock He had been working at the Krag home and Monday went to town became intoxicated Tuesday he was not well and a physician arrived after he was dead Coroner Waterbury ruled the death due to natural causes Kling about io years old came to Cedar Falls a year and a half ago from Linton He leaves four brothers in law and a daughter in Cedar Falls His wife died twenty years ago No funeral arrangements made yet.
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Cedar Falls
Dens Kling
Hans Krog
Here
Krag
Lund
Wing
Linton
Finneral
Waterbure
Davenport mass meeting denounces shooting of Henry Jansen
Davenport colored residents plan a public meeting to condemn Fred Smith a colored man charged with shooting Henry Jansen Monday. They insist criminal elements within their race are few yet impose a bad name on the community as Jansen’s condition improves hospital doctors say he likely will recover.
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Davenport
Fred Smith
Henry Jansen
Janeen
Parker Heads Sons of the Revolution
Moses Greeley Parkes of Lowell Massachusetts was elected president general of the Society for the American Revolution at the annual convention in Louisville Kentucky. Also reported a Cedar Rapids Iowa death by suicide of 61 year old Joseph Stanek, Chelsea resident, found despondent.
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Louisville
Moses ‘Greeley Parkes
Lowell
Mase
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Stanek
Chelsea
Wulcida
Nobles Discuss Lodge Business At Supreme Convention
The American Nobles met at the Pythian temple this week to hear committee reports on home building and the Piente Association. The law committee and by law amendments drew discussion as officers reported while a late session planned tomorrow. A banquet and reception tonight feature readings speeches and dancing with Myers' orchestra.
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Pythian Temple
J. M. Gacdell, Jr
Chicago
PL J. Martin
Home Building Committee
F. A. Winslow
Piente Association
Law Committee
Wm. C. Rice
Central City
Neb
Winton Ledge
Flord Arnold
Manchester
Waterloo
Cedar Falla
State Teachers’ College
Ranquet
Pythian Temate
Waterson
Myers’ Orchestra
Lutherans in St Louis to mark 100th birth of Dr Walther
Lutherans of St Louis and Missouri with visitors from many regions plan a May 14 celebration in honor of Dr C F W Walther born a century ago. Walther founded the denomination in St Louis and helped establish its first seat in America.
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Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
C.F. W. Walther
City in Brief and Society Notes in Waterloo
Waterloo items note many movements and visits including S. B. Reed expected home from Seattle, W. H. Brunn in Cedar Rapids and J. F. Weidie in Waterloo for insurance business. Supt. A. W. Chamberlin to Cape Girardeau to judge oratorical contest. May day filings see fifty instruments recorded, and burglars twice entered the Kraft home at 214 Tenth Street East during absence. Mrs. Kraft and daughter returned from California.
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W. H. Brunn
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Weidie
Des Moines
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Waterloo
Harvey Law
Mason City
A. W. Chamberlin
East Waterloo
Cape Girardeau, Mo
County Recorder’s
J. Haller
Rose Studenrauch
Chicago
T. M. Gish
Second Street
Fred J. Kraft
Wagner
California
Mrs. Kraft
Tenth Street
East
Henry Marshall Dies at La Porte
Henry Marshall a longtime La Porte City resident died at his Locust street home Tuesday afternoon after a period of heart trouble. Born in Covey Will Canada on January 28 he moved to Iowa in 1865. He and Ellen Pierce had four children and seven grandchildren. he was a Presbyterian for many years.
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la Porte City
Henry Marshall
Locust Street
Marshall
Covey Will
Canada
Iowa
Ellen Pierce
B. A. Kline
E.R. Ashley
Gay Woodley
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls Independents Seek Games with Teams
The Cedar Falls Independents, an amateur baseball group from Lawn City, seek games with independent and semi pro teams in northeastern Iowa. They want to play Watering teams in Factory City or Cedar Falls and ask captains to contact H. M. Shearer by card letter or telephone number 330.
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Cedar Falls
Towa
H. M. Shearer
Labor Conference Debates Strike at Pittsburg
A major labor leaders conference in Pittsburg on May 3 discusses the Pennsylvania railroad shopmen strike. Company resistance aims at Pitcairn, prompting influx of strike breakers and new workers in Pittsburg division shops.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitcairn
Hudson Defeats Dunkerton in 8–2 Baseball Victory
Hudson wins on its home field 8 to 2 over Dunkerton with Mastain allowing six hits and twelve strikeouts in his first outing of the season. Lanigan pitched for Dunkerton and Haller umpired. The Hudson bats and defense were highlighted as key to the victory. The club invites Waterloo Cubs opponents and other town teams for future games.
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Hudson
Dunkertoan
Lanigan
Mastain
Haller
Dunkerton Boys
Waterloo Cubs
Cubs
Dunkerton
Kleckner
Gutknecht
Ball Game Opens Central Association Season in Burlington
On May 2 Ottumwa and Burlington opened the Central association baseball season in Burlington with most stores closed. Schools dismissed at 2 pm and the game ended at 3 20. The ball park was packed and a large automobics parade with two bands highlighted the afternoon.
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Burlington
Ottumwa
Passes and Tickets to 1911 Ball Games
Those entitled to passes for the ball games may use them until further notice. Tickets for the game tomorrow are on sale at McDermott's drug store in Waterloo east and at Libby's in Waterloo west.
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McDermott
Waterloo East
Libby's
Waterloo West
Dig up sacred relics and arouse a riot in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem on May 3 inhabitants rioted after English archaeologists allegedly excavated beneath the inviolable mosque of Amar and removed relics believed to include the ark of the covenant. Azmy Bey the Turkish governor faced mob abuse as officials planned an official inquiry in Constantinople.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Amar
Israel
Azmy Bey
Constantinople
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Shoes and Oxfords
Vici Kid Blucher
Vici
Chioce
Winewa Us
Hagerman Plage
Portant
Parker
Sons OF the Revolution
The
Crystal
W. OR. Law
Buchanan Optical Co
Matt Vaughan
Portales, N. MM
Seash Hall
S. B. Reed
Seatte, Wash
C. M. Paden
Central National Insurance Company of
Chcago
F. Johnson
Green
Oliver Trambauer
H. W. Flint
Sioux City
Harry Kiester
Town Griers’ Club
Fort Dodge
Commercial Club
R. E. Newell
Park Avenue West
Jefferson Street
Reat
LA Porte
Labor Conference
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