Missionary Speaker to Tour Iowa and Beyond
Rev. C. C. Rollitt of Minneapolis, secretary of the sixth missionary department, will preach at Christ Episcopal church Sunday morning and likely Sunday evening. He travels annually through Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Idaho Colorado and Montana, visiting parishes and missions to report on church progress domestically and abroad. Rollitt is a familiar and engaging speaker in Waterloo and will stay with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle during his visit.
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C. C. Rollitt
Minneapolis
Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Marion Mills Returns From Visit at Independence
Miss Marion Mills came back yesterday from a brief visit with her grandmother in Independence.
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Marion Mills
Yeaterflay
Independence
Death of Eugene Hageman in San Diego ends long Illness
Independence residents learn Eugene Hageman 48, born in Independence, died at 6am in San Diego after a long illness and two operations. He was a former Independence marshal, painter, and later worked in California real estate and drugs. Survived by widow Alice Callahan, two sons ages 14 and 10, father A. Hageman, five brothers, and a sister Mattie Hageman. funeral planned near Independence per family.
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Eugene Hageman
Catherine Hageman
Independence
Waterloo
California
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles
Great Falls
Mont
E. L
Southwest City
George
Frank
Fargo
N. C
Mattie Hageman
Mesa
Gene
Wife Deserter Brought to City for Arraignment
Emergency Officer Garrison returned from Chicago with Alvin J. Schmid who was arrested on information from local police. Schmid faces arraignment before Justice Dempster today on a charge of deserting his wife and children. Mrs Schmid visited her husband in the city jail this morning.
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Howard Garrison
Chicago
Alvin J. Schmid
Schmid
Justice Dempster
Panorama of factories near Hagerman Place in Iowa
The passage lists several major Midwest plants near Hagerman Place. Headford Bros. and Hitchins iron foundry anchors the area with the Galloway factories to its left and Mason Maytag Automobile Company shops to its right. Nearby are Swift Manufacturing, Kelly Manufacturing, Waterloo Gasoline Engine, Iowa Dairy Separator, and Caldwell Hallowell plants, all employing thousands and shaping the local landscape.
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Headford Bros. & Hitchins
Middle West
Galloway
Mason-Maytag Automobile Company
Headford
Swift Manufacturing Company
Kelly Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Caldwell-Hallowell Manufacturing Company
Hagerman Place
Street Railway Service Broken In Waterloo Cedar Falls
Street cars of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway faced three major disruptions over two days due to power house faults and a broken trolley line. Feeder cable damage halted service for about an hour this morning, delaying workers across factories and stores. Another brief stoppage occurred yesterday afternoon around 3 o clock, and a similar Wednesday afternoon incident cut service briefly.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
McElhinney Sells Mausoleum Rights In Minnesota Deal
McElhinney, fresh from Minneapolis, aided organization of Minnesota Mausoleum Company a 350000 dollar corporation. It buys from Iowa Mausoleum Company of which he is president the Minnesota territorial rights. Iowa company is building a 200 crypt mausoleum at Mankato. COTERIE CLUB Mrs P J Pint hosted the ladies class at Franklin street with needlework and a four course tray menu. Loretta Pint o played piano selections during the gathering.
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M'Elhinney
F.F. McElhinney
Minneapolis
Minnesota Mausoleum Company
Iowa Mausoleum Company
McElhinney
Minnesota
Lowa Mausoleum Company
Mankato
Minn
Coterie Club
P. J. Pint
Franklin Street
N. Meisch
Loretta Pinto
REE MEN FOR lk VAGANGIES Waterloo seeks police recruits
Four of seven applicants for police positions failed to qualify while six vacancies remain due to retirements and new territories. Six men must signify intent to take the examination by Sunday. Beginners start at 60 dollars monthly with merit-based raises, a 30 dollar pension for illness, and a 15 dollar monthly widow pension after death if the widow remains single.
Intoxicated man arraigned as $95 found on him
Police court opened quietly as Jack McAntony, a local resident, was arraigned for intoxication. Officers found he had $95.07 in his possession after being discovered last evening in an alley sleeping off a drunken stupor with money protruding from his pocket. A $10 fine was suspended during good behavior. Martin Sweeney of Utica, New York, was also mentioned in the docket.
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Jack McAntony
Martin Sweeney
Utica
N. Y
Waterloo Man Arraigned for Vagrancy Under Local Ordinance
In Waterloo a man described as a moulder and a union member known as a Tuencher has been unable to work due to poor health after several months in the city. He was arraigned for vagrancy and officers were ordered to detain him if found within city limits after sundown.
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Waterloo
Sweeney
A O U W Delegates Refuse to Leave Waterloo
Delegates at the Iowa grand lodge of the A O U W extend their Waterloo session beyond the planned day, hoping to complete business. The closed meeting continues with matters of a nature for members only, delaying departure as predicted yesterday.
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Iowa
Bankers Favor Aldrich Plan in Davenport Meeting
Davenport bankers closed the annual meeting with broad support for the Aldrich currency plan. The discussion centered on national monetary reform potential and its impact on lending rates and stability.
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Aldrich
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Polar Brand
Universal Food Choppers
J. E. Hageman
San Diego
Cal
Independence Bulletin-Journal
A. Hageman
Turner House
Hartford
Bagdad
Shuttleworth
Tepracs
Brussels
Smith Axminsters
Herrick
Hagerman
Cedar Falls Avenue
Spurr
Wach
North Western Land & Investment Co
ED L. Roth
Pow
Tions
Civil Service Commission
Davenport
Aldrich Currency
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