Waterloo Mourns Two Pioneers A B Horner and Eastman
Waterloo losses leave four local elders with two pioneers among them. Abraham B. Horner, born in Pennsylvania, died at his home on Second Street West after a long Waterloo residence since 1862. George H. Eastman died at 728 Wellington Street after fifty four years in Black Hawk county and nineteen in Waterloo. Both deaths attributed mainly to old age and came within hours of each other.
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George H. Eastman
Black Hawk County
Honer
Waterloo
Eastman
Horner
A. B. Warner
Abraham B. Horner
Second Street West
Watering
Orange Township
Fierner
Jenny Lind
New York City
John S. Glover Company
Eener
Glover
Prince of the City
Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania House
Pennsylvania
Abraham
Jones’ Mills
Westmoreland County
Somerset County
Catherine Brubaker
St. Joseph
Cedar River
Dubuque
Independence
All Cedar Valley Hotel
Commercial
Second Streets
James Holmes
Colorado Springs
Colo
F. G. Corwin
H. L. Horner
Los Angeles
Calif
G. A. Shores
Tripoli
Mark Scroggy
Mary
First Brethren Church
George TL. Eastman
Cedar Township
Wellington Street
Mr. Eastman
Lewis Murray
Franklin Street
Murray
Connecticut
Fie
Lydia Trowbridge
A. BR. Eastman
C. E
Estherville
Ija
Frank M
Lincoln Street
Georse W
St. Hilaire
Minn
Nelson
Adel
Theodore
Harvey Faulk
Charles K
Margaret Birmingham
Margaret
Birmingham
Duhunne
Simon Koch
Halstead Street
Margaret Fannan
Ireland
United States
Jersey City
N. J
James Birmingham
Lowa
Towa
Kate Noonan
Lloyd Beckett
Walter
May
MN. T
Waterloo Notices of Deaths and Funerals
Obituaries from Waterloo report Thaddeus Rucker died at home after heart failure while returning from services and will be buried at Fairview beside his wife. Lyman Steven Payne, a brick mason, died at 72. funeral set for Maynard from First M E Church. Margaret Birmingham of Waterloo died after illness. services Monday at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.多个 survivors listed for each.
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Fairview Cemetery
Thaddeus Hucker
Thaddeus Rucker
Locust Street
Lyman Steven Payne
Third Avenue West
Little Red House
Cattarauqua County
New York
Menominee
Wis
Maynard and Oelwein
Maynard
M. E
Jennetta E. Payne
H. Payne
C. M. King
L. E. Rich
Maynard, Ta
Mabel O
Pearl BE. Payne
Waterloo
Payne
Tacoma
Wash
St Joseph's Catholi Church
Calvary Cemetery
English Election Expected At Once
London reports immediate party activity after the constitutional conference failure as hopes rise for a quick general election. Prime Minister Asquith wants to conclude parliamentary business before the cabinet resigns to the King, with Labor and Irish parties pivotal upon parliament reassembly Tuesday. The People's Mutual Building & Loan offices moved within the Leavitt & Johnson National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Trish and
Labor Party
People’s Mutual Building & Loan Association
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Chicago Denver Limited Plan Promises Fast Through Waterloo
An unconfirmed report says a Chicago Denver Limited will run via the Chicago Union Pacific route with solid vestibule cars and rapid schedules. The service would require two crews between Chicago and Omaha and prompts worker relocations to Waterloo. Union label garments offered by Glasgow Tailors at 303 B 4th for $15.
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Waterloo
Ghi[cage
Denver
Omaha
Union Pacific
Chicago
Freeport
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Gisegow
United Doctors Open Waterloo Institute Offering Free Trial
The United Doctors new Waterloo Institute on the second floor of the Marsh Place building opens to the public with a free trial for the sick before December 1. Consultation and examinations are free, medicine charged. Mrs. M E Bailey of South Omaha testifies to rapid relief after United Doctors treatment.
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United Doctors’ New
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
United Doctors’ Institute
United States
Waterloo
Iowa
M. E. Bailey
Fifteenth
Omaha
Neb
United Doctors
Spurr Opens New Studio In Waterloo Offering Luxurious Facilities
E Willard Spurr, a leading midwest photographer, unveils a new studio above the Dreamland theatre on East Fourth street after leaving the Syndicate building. The space features Persian hangings, leather seating, rich woodwork, statuary, and a piano with a Victrola. A display of Spurrs work, silk and jewelry samples, a diverse curio collection, and elaborate dressing rooms highlight the opulent facility. Spurr touts an electric night-light system patent pending and full darkroom lab-equipped for top photography results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Willard Spurr
Middle West
Dreamland Theatre
East Fourth Street
Spurr
Syndicate
Waterloo
Gainsborough
Portraiture Mastery At Spurr Studio Spotlight
Noted photographer Mr Spurr houses a vast trove of medals and trophies from state national and world expositions. His work is praised as on par with leading photographers in America and Europe. A visit to his studio rewards admirers of beauty.
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Spurr
America
Europe
Court of Honor Regular Meeting Saturday Evening
Announcements note a Court of Honor meeting in G A KR hall on Saturday evening November 12. Lady Maccabees are urged to attend with Mrs Jessie K Fager visiting Waterloo November 14 and a special meeting there Monday afternoon in ACUW hall. Waterloo lodge 328 LCMM nominates officers November 17 in a regular meeting moved from November 24 due to Thanksgiving.
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Court of Honor
G. A. KR. Hall
Lady Maccabees
Jessie K. Fager
National
Waterloo
A. C. U. W. Hall
Lady Maccabbees
Waterloo Lodge
Navy
Never Had Any Itching With Poslam Remedy Claims
The ad asserts poslam stops itching in eczema and skin conditions. It cites Mr L J Brenchinger of Philadelphia praising relief after first application. Sample mailed free by Emergency Laboratories New York. product sold in two sizes 60 cents and 2 dollars through druggists, notably Wangler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brenchinger
Philadelphia
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Wangler Bros
Doctor denounces "knocking" in profession and offers cash incentive
Dr. W. R. Coth ern defends his practice against rival criticism. He argues doctors often attack each other due to competition and ego, insists his cash payment plan for visits and medicines is fair, and invites patients to see him at the Lafayette Building with stated hours.
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W. R. Cothern
Lafayette Building
Thur
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A. B. Horner
Lyman S. Payne
City
Mfe
The
Coun
A. B. Norner
George H. Bastaian
Mr. Rucker
Wilmington
Ohio
Jennie Green
Stucker
Osawe
Eva Amanda Tucker
Arthur H
Cresco
Milton EL
Osage
Lai
James B
Palmyra
Ellsworth
Fiulkton
Indiana
Minnesota
Henyvys Artillery
Pantist Church
Delwelh
Institute
CAL Institute
Wangier Bros. Co
Knapp
Knapp Drug Co
Ee Teva
McMullen & Carroll
Union Depot
Fourth St
a_ia
Frank C. Krueger
Lamb
Frank C. Kruecer
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