Charles Tyler Dies in Chicago After Waterloo Blacksmith Career
Charles Augustus Tyler aged about 78, a Waterloo blacksmith and wagon maker, died in Chicago at 10:30 yesterday of pneumonia. Born May 20, 1846 in Danby Corners, N. Y., he came west to seek fortune, married Laura A. Brown in Rockford, IL, and moved to Waterloo then Chicago about 1875. He retired fifteen years ago, survived by two sons John of Chicago and Fred C. of Hampton, Iowa, and a sister Julia Haynes of Parsons, Kansas. Funeral at First Baptist Church in Waterloo tomorrow at 10:30, Rev. Wilbur Clapp officiating. interment Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Augustus Tyler
Waterloo
John R. Tyler
Chicago
Mr. Tyler
Danby Corners
Tompkins County
N. Y
Horace Greeley
Rockford
Laura A. Brown
Bluff
Jefferson Streets
Jefferson Street
Waterloo Auto & Supply Company
Tyler
First Baptist
John
Fred C
Hampton
Julia Haynes
Parsons, Kan
O'Keefe & Towne
First Baptist Church
Wilbur Clapp
Elmwood Cemetery
Urbana News Briefs and Local Notices
Urbana notes show Mr and Mrs C L Sanders of Vinton visiting relatives, Wm Wheeler planning to move to Kanabec county after purchasing land, and Seth Hoon visiting Rochelle NL. Edward R Eaton dies at 43 from farm injuries near Spencer Grove. funeral Sunday at M F church. Alva Sawyer narrowly escapes injury in street horse racing. Urbana Christian church cornerstone service held. T G Lockhard improves the McKee property he bought. John Kramer rents his farm and moves to Urbana.
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Wm. Wheeler
Kanabec County
Minn
Seth Hoon
Rochelle
W. E. Hoon
P. Mossman
Oklahoma
Edward R. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Ed Johnson
Spencer Grove
Banton County
Urbana
W. £. Cook
Fred Eaton
Hamburg
Lst
M. F
Alva Sawyer
Sawyer
Urbana' Christian Church
F. M. Wood
Noah
Prairie Creek
Huff
Oak Grove
Parish
Cedar, Rapids
Egg Coal Sells Fifty Cents Cheaper This Fall
A local dealer states eye and range coal are fifty cents per ton cheaper this fall than in 1912, with October notably lower. Egg and range coal now commands about $10 per ton, down from $9.50 last fall, while general retail coal hovers around $10.60. Soft coal ranges from $5 to $7.50 per ton, due to increased supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye and Range Coal
Free Medical Care For Waterloo Poor From Dr Myers
Dr Myers the German specialist at the HNddy building announces a new Waterloo program offering free consultation examination treatment and medicines to any indigent resident who cannot pay. Eligible persons must apply on Thursday afternoon or evening and may present a note from a city or county officer clergyman merchant or businessman confirming worthiness. Office 2d Floor Eddy Building 712 Sycamore St opposite Ellis Hotel.
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Myers
Hnddy
Waterloo
Eddy
Sycamore St
Ellis Hotel
Chicago market and weather notes November 10 1909
Market news from Chicago shows wheat rising on cables amid supply concerns, with corn and oats advancing on strong demand. Hog prices pushed higher at the yards, while receipts at Union Stock Yards totaled about 20 000 cattle and 32 000 sheep and hogs. Weather outlook forecasts generally fair but cooler in Iowa tonight, with a warming trend Tuesday and a potential frost in Florida by week’s end.
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Iowa
Chicago
Liverpool
Union Stock Yards
Florida
Lake Region
Great Central Vallys
North O ‘West
Texas
South Omaha
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
Bee of
Crystal
Parry
Shane Ee
Western Lambs Stevens
Fener
Wee &de Wethers
Springs
Michigan
Cate and Fogs
Ohio
Wisconsin
Wits
Rho
Wai
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Charles Tyler
New York
C. L. Sanders
Vinton
T. G. Lockhard
McKee
John Kramer
Ed Kramer
Dr. Myers
Doctor Meyers
Chicago Board OF Trade
C. G. Larrabee
Lamson Brothers
Marsh-Place
É Vo TN. S
N.S
Duluth
St. Louls
Minneapolia
Winnipes
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Atlantic States
Kansas City
Waterloo Evening Courier
Imperial
N. B
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