Waterlog community organizes on artificial ice plan
Cedar Falls Iowa May 20 A group of business men met at the Gommerien club rooms to organize a company to manufacture artificial ice. After deliberation resolutions were passed asking the Weart Frishy Co to ree orders and raise prices for heavy consumers. If refused they will seek ice elsewhere.
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Cedar Falls
Gommerein Club
Damage suit over death of child progresses in court
In the case M. Rimincsik v A. Dunham and others the noon rebuttal session heard evidence about a lamp explosion blamed for a child's death from burns. Mrs Rimincsik testified through an interpreter. plaintiffs seek 10000 dollars. Judge Mullan presides. reassignment of cases planned for 2 pm. jury expected to finish before June 1.
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M. Rimincsik
Mullan
Reed & Tuthill
Feely
Platt
Labor conditions in Waterloo described as improved
W. A. Moore secretary of the Central Labor association reports Waterloo labor conditions are in better shape than in previous seasons. He notes weather has slowed operations somewhat but carpenters painters stone and brick masons all have full workloads and a busy season is anticipated through the summer.
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W. A. Moore
Central Labor Association
Waterloo
Woman Died at Age of 04 in Cedar Falls
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Phedora Muir at her Cedar Falls home aged 04? The item lists her birth in 1829 and marriage to E B Chapin in 1850, with funeral set for Thursday at 10 from her son Elmer Chapin’s home and burial in Mt Vernon cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Sister Mary Luke in Dubuque and Catharine Degnan with family details, and Frasia Seefried’s death in Ft Dodge with funeral in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Mre
Phedora Muir
Elmer Chapin
Augusta
EB. C. Chapin
Ft. Dodge
Free prescription promises to restore vigor for men
An unsolicited sales pitch claims a physician developed a secret remedy for nerv ous debility and diminished memory that can restore strength and virility at home. It offers a free copy of the prescription by mail from Dr. A. B. Robinson, 4484 Luck Building, Detroit, Michigan, urging men to request it now.
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A. B. Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Mich
Funeral Notices From Mt. Vernon Township Obituaries
The afternoon service honored a three year old girl buried at Greenwood cemetery. Don Leversee and infant son had funeral services at the Leversee home in Mt Vernon township conducted by Rev. John Cole. Dell Durr and Mrs Duthbert sang. burial followed Hillside cemetery north of town.
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Seefried
Schniderman
West 6Th Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Winsom S.eversea
Don Leversee
Austin Leversee
Vernon Township
John Cole
Episcopal Church
Dell Durr
Duthbert
Sang
Hillside Cemetery
Brenizer Divorce Settled with Custody Award
Rose E Brenizer gains custody of her six year old daughter in the Lester township divorce from J L Brenizer with the father ordered to provide support. The case had dragged on after allegations of cruel treatment. In a separate note a Auburn New York man reports a kidney cure with Foley Kidney Pills claiming permanent results from use.
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Rose E. Brenizer
J. L. Brenizer
Lester Township
Auburn
New York
J. A. Farmer
Waterloo Jacksonian club weighs Hamilton for governor
In Waterloo the Jacksonian club discusses Democratic nomination chances for the next primary. A Cedar Rapids former congressman J T Hamilton is viewed as a strong favorite among Waterloo Democrats aided by proximity and his record. Boosters in Cedar Rapids confirm he will run about a year from now.
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Misa Democracy
Waterloo
Jacksonian Club
J. T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Hamilton
Waterloo Jacksonian Club
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Democratic Nomination Hopes Highlighted by Support
The text notes a candidate gaining broad support from friends as a strong entry in the Democratic race for governor.
Carnival Opens Evening After Weather Delay
Wortham and Allen Shows expected to open this evening after weather prevented gates from opening earlier. Carnival operates both afternoon and evening throughout the week under Waterloo Baseball association oversight with profits shared with the local group. Company claims no unsupervised attractions and emphasizes clean, high class exhibits without dancing girls or games of chance.
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Wortham & Allen
Waterloo Baseball Association
Baseball Association
He ‘Wortham& Allen Company
Company boasts attractions and a top saloon band
The firm promotes entertainment for women and children as well as men, offering several free attractions and featuring one of the finest saloon bands in the country.
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