Death of Isaac Lebowich clothing merchant at 134 Maple Street
Isaac Lebowich a 49 year old clothing merchant of Waterloo died suddenly at his home 134 Maple Street after arising for breakfast. Coroner indicated possible self harm though family suspects natural causes or accident. he had stomach trouble and recent business setbacks. He was born in Hungary and had lived in Waterloo eight years, leaving a widow Pearl Frank and daughter Miriam. He was active in Elks Masonic lodge and Knights of Pythias.
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Isaac Lebowich
Fourth Street
Maple Street
Mr. Lebowich
Lebowich
Lfe
Fourth and
Front Streets
Fourth Street East
Waterloo
Hungary
Dixon
Chicago
Pearl Frank
San Frank
Miriam
Decedent
The
Elks, Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reserve Board candidate race widens in Chicago district
J G Rounds president of Citizens National Bank Des Moines announces his candidacy for Director Class A Group 3 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. E L Johnson of this city, a leading American Bankers Association figure, also runs. Outcome awaited with interest.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
J. G. Rounds
Citizens National Bank of Des Moines
Iar Group 3
Johnson
E. L. Johnson
American Bankers’ Association
85 Years of Age But I Has Whooping Cough
A Jesup resident, 85, suffers a severe bout of whooping cough during a local epidemic. Despite contact with victims in youth, he rarely contracted the disease before. The man notes the illness is fierce at his advanced age and awaits the cough’s full course.
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Jesup
Elias Ar
One of Cudahys Will Be Florist
Milwaukee May 30 Patrick Cudahy millionaire packer and dairyman to-be plans a dairy farm with about 100 cows including thoroughbreds He will raise roses carnations and American Beauties in greenhouses a 240 by 80 feet facility and a 260 by 36 feet barn with running water and a phonograph for milking amusements He says the milk will be sold to a dairy company and the flowers contracted to a florist in Milwaukee
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Milwaukee
Patrick Cudahy
Parker
Lun
Flougt
Killarney
Inrestus Parker
Milwakee
Patents Allowed Through G C Kennedy Agency in May
Patent attorney G C Kennedy reports multiple patents granted in May including Henry J Kuhlman of Colesburg with planter stakes and reversible marker, Christian R Hanson of Waterloo with electric pendulum form, Albert H Neller and Arthur W Lagemann of Fairfield with washing machine roller devices, William H Nelson of Hazelton with dirigible headlights, Charles M Anderson of Waterloo with a milking machine, Charles Whitworth of Cedar Falls with fastening means for flexible sails, Eugene Buswell of Cedar Falls with washing machine mechanisms and bearings, and Arthur R Mutton of Waterloo with a railway signaling system.
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G.C. Kennedy
Henry J. Kuhlman
Colesburg
Christian R. Hanson
Waterloo
Coleburg
Albert H. Neller
Arthur W. Lagemann
Fairfield
William H. Nelson
Hazelton
Charles M. Anderson
Charles
Whitworth
Eugene Buswell
Cedar Falls
Arthur R. Mutton
Waterlon
Han
Wise Invite Convention Seeks 1415 Jows Abe Stractors Meeting
The local Board of Trade will push to secure the 1415 convention of the Jows Abe Stractors association. Directors met at Secretary Charles Van Vieck's office to decide on a Mason City venue and dates Tone 4 5 and 8. Lore Alford of Black Hawk Abstract Company will invite Waterloo for next year's gathering. The association numbers several hundred members, with many expected to attend.
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Board of Trade
Jows Abestractors Association
Charles van Vieck
Abstractors
Mason City
Tone
Waterloo
Lore Alford
Black Hawk Abstract! Company
Abe! Elrectors
Connolly Denies Letter Allegations in Senate Run
U S senator hopeful Maurice Connolly, amid a Democratic primary, refutes a local paper’s letter alleging his aims to seek a diplomatic post and his stance on farmers and endorsements. He signals support for Meredith if nominated but vows to mobilize party strength for Monday’s final decision.
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Maurice Connolly
United States
Meredith
Connolly
Louis Murphy
Dubugee
Claude Porter
Independence
HW. J. Dunn
Olden
Holden
Congress
Wilson
City in brief notices and travel mentions
Actilrate optical service promoted by local ads. Rev. C U Latrabee of Fayette was in the city. R E Miller and Mr. Isaacson went to Chicago on business. Mitchell of Vinton was in the city. Chris Ortengon, a Des Moines deputy state food inspector, stayed overnight. Mrs THR Williams left for Carndwil Canada to visit Mr and Mrs C W Parker. Dr Efe McCollum Jones leaves for Galesburg Illinois for Lombard College commencement. Miss Irene Knapp to Knoxville Illinois for St Marys school commencement. she graduated last year. Friends of Mrs C O Woodmansee of Loveland Colorado arrive Monday evening for a visit. Miss Clara Woodmiansie will accompany her mother Mrs Charles Hollister of Atlanta to visit Lafayette Street home. Mrs A Coddington and daughter Bertha return from two weeks with Hudson relatives. Miss Coddington improving.
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Rev. C. U. Latrabee
Fayette
R. E. Miller
Mr. Isaacson
Chicago
Dod
Mitchell
Vinton
Chris, Ortengon
Des Moines
TH. TR. Williams
Carndwil
Sask
Canada
C. W. Parker
Efe McCollum Jones
Galesburg
Lombard College
Irene Knapp
Knoxville
St. Mary’s ‘School
Miss Knapp
C. O. Woodman-see
Loveland
Colo
Clara Woodmiansie
Charles Hollister
Atlanta, Ga
City
George Hollister
Lafayette Street
A. Coddington
Bertha
Hudson
Miss Coddington
Mirc. W. W. Wagner
Wo. Graham
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. FE
Stirling
Mee. Martin
Salem
Join Ganger
Hinkdale
Davenport Roofing Co to open in Waterloo adjoins Davenport Hoofing
Local ad announces Davenport Roofing Co will locate in Waterloo to expand service and warehouse capacity. It promotes Barretts roofing materials, expert workers, and a guarantees. Contact details given as 1208 phone and 51 Marsh-Mace Building Waterson Town for consultations.
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Davenport Hoofing Co
Waterloo
Davenport Roofing Co
Davenport Rooting Co
Barretts
Barrett
Marsh-Mace
Waterson
Town
Waterlon
Towa
National Capital Observes Memorial Day
Washington observes Memorial Day with government closures and halted business, as Congress adjourned. Memorial services were held at Arlington National Cemetery and in New York City with parades in Manhattan and Brooklyn and a Carnegie Hall service presided by Mayor Mitchel.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
Congress
Arington National Cemetery
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Carnegie Hall
John Purroy Mitchell
Community Notes and Local Happenings in Reinbeck
Reinbeck diversions include Mas arowa buying Geo katf a in West Reinbeck and Hark Wallace, linked to the Hartford Male Quartet, wrapping a season and visiting with family. Eastern Star meets, senior boys play Dysart, local mission society gatherings, Morrison society home visit, Methodist choir picnic at Farrall's grave for Miss Newcomb, Keene Evens moves from Berlin to Dike, and the Coffee and Repartee club plans a knot.
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Reinbeck, Ja
Masarowa
Geokatf@a
West
Reinbeck
Hark Wallace
Hartford
Eastern Star Lodge
James
Dysart
United Presbyterian Missionary Hociety
Old Society
Morrison
John Copley
Farrall
Miss Newcomb
cTesup
Keene Evens
Berlin
Dike
Local News From Washburn and Surrounding Towns
George Strifect of Waterloo caller. Mish Madelane Kempt visited. John O'Connor and son from Waterloo were guests at Mrs Youngs. Jemup baseball beat Youngblut 10 4. Mrs Clarence Poyner and Miss Tulu Michel shopped at Gilbertville. Lightning killed a horse belonging to Joe Thiry. Barn dance drew crowds to Mrs Frost's. Mrs DeLancey returned from Fort Dodge after visiting her daughter Mrs John Koch and family.
Republican Candidate for State Representative in Waterloo
A Waterloo resident for over ten years and practicing lawyer seeks the Republican nomination for state representative. He pledges to serve Black Hawk County and the state with diligent legislative effort, noting his background as justice of the peace, police judge, teacher, and lawyer. He warns that laws must be prudently crafted to fit the commonwealth’s needs or risk harm.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Suit Over Clothes Now 22 Years Old
Wilkesbarre Pa May 30 In a praecipe to revive a judgment from 1894 E E Brunner of Ashley files a defense in a suit over a suit of clothes ordered about 21 or 22 years ago from James Sondheim in Mauch Chunk and guaranteed by his son Leo Sondheim The trousers were mismade with swapped lengths and the plaintiff offered repairs but the case ended with Brunner refusing the suit and judgment entered in court
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Leo Sondheim
Ashley
Playing Both Ends Against the Middle in Candidacy Debate
Manchester Press argues against Mr. Sweet, accusing him of masquerading as a progressive while backing reactionary policies. The piece criticizes his ties to Cummins and Hardin county figures, urging voters to see through his duplicity and reward a steadfast Republican with a single clear platform.
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Manchester
Sweet
Sweets
Mr. Sweet
Cumming
Hardin County
Cummins Haférean
Edw. Knott
Judge Birdsall
Joe Morgan
Bweet
Alan de
Wright County
Delaware
Congress
Minnesota votes for state aid tax and highway bonds
The Minnesota electorate approved a state aid tax and authorized bond issues, initiating long term funding for rural highways on a gradual payment plan amid debate over jurisdiction and policy approaches.
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Warghalltown
Anja
Minnesota
Iowa
Edward F Kistner Coroner sets forth his record and case
Edward F Kistner declares his term as Black Hawk County coroner has been satisfactory. He notes he earned fees from estates, sought relatives' choice of undertaker, and kept duties aligned with caring for the dead. He argues a Waterloo based undertaker should hold the office and urges voters to nominate him in the June primaries and elect him in November.
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Kistner
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Bos
Edward F. Kistner
Unko
Edward F. Kistler
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Lubowich
Sual
Old Countty
Reserve Board
Cudahys
Wise Invite
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Waterlud
Roces
Statenmot
Actilrate Optical Service
Huchanan's
Jadvertigement
National
Washburn
Republican
Vou
Upton B. Kepford
B. Kepford
D. B. Henderson
Brunner
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