High Illinois Central Officials Inspect Waterloo Shops
High officials of the Illinois Central Railway, including President C H Markham and senior officers, gathered in Waterloo for a general inspection of shops yards depot and the Marsh Place headquarters. The party toured facilities then continued westward on a special train.
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Waterloo
Dlinois Central
Marsh Place
Markham
C.H. Markham
C. al Kettle
A. E. Clift
W. DT. Fort
R. W. Bell
F. L. Thomson
J. L. Berin
J. F. Porterfield
A. F P. Blaeff
W. S. Williams
Western Lines
Town
Minnesota
Funeral Services for Mrs Rachel Sherratt
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Sherratt who died yesterday at Villard Minnesota will be held tomorrow at 29 in the afternoon at the Sibert home. Rev Mr Kimble of Cedar Rapids will officiate and burial will be in Hudson cemetery beside her husband. She had lived in Black Hawk and Grundy counties for over 50 years and was born June 12 1840 in New York State. Survivors include five sons and two daughters and three sisters. The husband Joseph Sherratt preceded her in death several years ago.
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Villard
Minn
George E. Shert
Third Street
Kimble
Cedar Rapids
Hudson Cemetery
Sherrati
al Close
Sibert
Sherratt
Black Hawk
Grundy
New York State
George E. Sibert
Waterloo
Samuel Sherratt
Clarance
Joe
James
Colfax
John
Ackley
Athena Breckman
Grundy Center
Barnett Sherratt
Turtle’ River
Mion
Sam Burbank
Joseph Sherratt
Court in Hill divorces Hill couple amid low mood alimony
Judge B B Stiies grants Vera Hill $20 monthly to each of three children plus $315 for support, with a temporary reduction to $25 during a described low mood period. Vera takes custody of children and property in Missouri, plus $190 attorney fees and $333.20 court costs. defendant, a real estate man and former Socialist lieutenant governor candidate, wins visitation rights. Real estate transfers listed follow.
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Vera Hill
M. ML. Hal
B. B. Stiies
Plaintie
Missouri
Suit Over Loud Car Gong Damages to Saddle Horse
Wilma McManus sues Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway for 606 damages claiming a loud streetcar gong frightened a valuable saddle horse worth 860 on Fourth Street near Steamore Street. She alleges the horse was struck and ruined after a motorman rang the gong loudly while cars parked along the curb left only seven feet to the track.
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Wilma McManus
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Ayers
Fourth Street
Steamore Street
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier ads
Water loo Evening Courier seeks up to date patterns for the Courier sewing designs. Send to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow seams and orders filed quickly. request should reach four in ten days after mailing.
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Evening Courier
Waa
Terloo
14A smart gown pattern for back or shoulder closing
Pattern 3648 offered in seven bust sizes from 36 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size needs 5 58 yards of fabric. Fabric options include crepe satin taffeta crepe de chine linen and gingham. The illustration pattern can be mailed for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Unclear fragment hints at plaintiff being thrown to pavement
A fragmentary report mentions a plaintiff being thrown to the pavement in an unspecified incident. No additional names dates or places are readable to specify the event or jurisdiction.
Rainbow Vets Plan Armistice Day Float
The King Mar son post Rainbow Vets held a meeting at Memorial hall last night to enter a float in the Armistice day parade. A committee was named to arrange details and Becker Chapman post of the American Legion is also expected to participate. A separate notice announces removal of the business to 203 West Street Ground floor at Hotel Russell Lamson Brig for potley holders, with new phone 2404.
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Russell-Lamson
Brig
Hermann, Miler Insurance Service Co
Legion
Bécket-Chapman Post
Woman's Auxiliary
Paris
Marseilles
W. 5Th St
Russell-Lamson Bldg
This medicine named Tratona wins local praise
Mrs H B Tounshendeaux of Waterloo proclaims Tratona unequal in curing influenza relapses and bladder inflammation after other medicines failed. She credits one bottle with restoring sleep and digestion as hundreds in the city praise the tonic sold at Wangler Brothers Drug Store and by other druggists in nearby towns.
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H. B. Tounshendeaux
Jackson Street
Waterloo
Tratona
Tratons
Evers Waak
Wangler Brothers Drug
EGY
Contractor Begins Plaza Theatre Restoration After Fire
The H. A. Maine company started work on restoring the Plaza Theatre after an early morning fire. The roof and exterior will be rebuilt to the original plans, interiors to receive minor changes, and decorations reviewed. Remodeling may take 60 to 90 days with about $20,000 spent. a new pipe organ will replace the ruined original. The theatre remains leased by Hostetler Enterprises, with future management not yet announced.
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Plaza Theatre
H. A. Maine Company
Hostetler Exterprises
Crystal Theatre
Radishes and Onions in Blooming Local Garden
Dame Spring lingers near the city as E Newton McCallum reports suburban and city gardeners share the early season. McCallum at 1020 Seventh Street West says his garden yields daily green radishes onions and beets with a cherry tree ready to bloom nearby.
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Dame Spring
E. Newton McCallum
Seventh Street
The
Courier
McCallum
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A Liver Bowel Remedy
Colorful claim s make overbroad promises of clear pink skin and buoyancy. The advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pure vegetable laxative substitute for calomel that stimulates bile and relieves constipation with no dangerous after effects. It promotes nightly use and notes yearly sales of many tens of thousands of boxes at 10 cents.
Four A S R Employes Held for Ransom in Mexico
Four employes of the American Smelting and Refining Co were captured near Parral Chihuahua by Mexican bandits on Oct 30. They were held for 25,000 pesos but released after a payment of 5,000 pesos. The incident was reported by the state department.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
American Smelting & Refining Co
Parral
Chihuahua
State Department
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