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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1928

Page

12

Veteran Waterloo Civil War rover Shannon dies at 83

Thomas F. Shannon 83 of 715 Fourth street east Waterloo died at St Francis hospital after a brief illness He served three years in the Ninth Iowa cavalry and was active in the Robert Anderson post Grand Army of the Republic He spoke Gettysburg address at meetings and registered voters in the Third ward He was born in Ireland Jan 6 1845 and moved to Waterloo in 1871 Surviving are his widow two sons Kirby and Herbert and two grandchildren.

Grand Army of the Republic Thomas F. Shannon Fourth Street St. Francis Hospital Shannon Waterloo Robert Anderson Post Lincoln Shannan Abraham Lincoln All Republic Mr. Shannon Ireland United States Grant County Wis United States Army Ninth Iowa Cavalry Wisconsin Malinois Central Railroad Annie Kirby Fort Dodge Cherokee Shops Kirby Shannon Racine Herbert Shannon Milwaukee

Funeral Planned for Mr Shannon at St Joseph’s Church

Soldier passes two sons preceded Mr Shannon in death. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. in St Joseph’s Catholic church. Members of Robert Anderson post G A R and Woman’s Relief corps will attend. Military burial in Calvary cemetery under Fred Willier Campbell United Spanish War Veterans Becker-Chapman post American Legion. Pallbearers: railroad engineers. Rexall 1 cent sale planned Thursday through Saturday at Schuneman’s and Wilson’s. Beach at Lavalette Nova Scotia reports a near miss as weak fish stranded shoreward by tides forming a three mile long packed school offshore.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church Robert Anderson Lavalette N.S

D D D antiseptic promises instant skin relief

Simple liquid antiseptic offers relief for skin troubles including blotches and rashes. It penetrates the skin to soothe irritated tissues and stop itching, described as clear, greaseless, and stain free. A 35¢ bottle is offered with money back guarantee at drug stores and D D D Lab Batavia Illinois.

Batavia Illinois

Waterloo Des Moines air line starts service with Wright Whirl motors

The Waterloo to Des Moines air route began with two Ryan monoplanes of Mid-West Airways leaving Chapman Field at 8 a m observers witnessed a historic moment in air transport between the two cities Pilots were John Livingston and Oren P Harwood and passengers included Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts Councilman James A Robinson L E Witty Ralph E Miller W F Marshall and Dr H A Boysen They planned to attend the state aviation conference in Des Moines The Des Moines leg landed at 9 a m and the return flight was scheduled for 4 p m daily operation with southbound 8 a m and northbound 4 p m

Des Moines Mid-West Airways, Inc Chapman Field Waterloo John Livingston Mid-West Airways Oren P. Harwood Glenn A. Tibbitts James A. Robinson L. E. Witty Ralph E. Miller W. F. Marshall H. A. Boysen Hotel Savery League of Iowa Municipalities Tibbitts

Scoreless tie in Oelwein clash of East Des Moines and Pirates

East Des Moines football team and Oelwein Pirates battled to a scoreless tie in Oelwein Iowa on November 12. The special report notes a defensive game with no scoring and a strong stand by both squads.

Oelwein Des Moines Oelwein Pirates

U S capital builds rail depot in Turkey

Cesarea Turkey November 12. This Anatolian town will have the first American built railroad station in Turkey. Turkey signs with Fox Brothers, finalizing the station contract as part of a sixty million dollar railroad and harbor project after ten months of negotiations.

U.S Turkey Cesarea Anatolia Fox Brothers Company

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F. Shannon Long J. C. Record Rexall Schuneman’s, Wilson's Electhic CO W. 4Th St Waterloo, Towa, U. S. A Mt. Air Line U. P Bayer ClaistRe Lalae and EN Ssithenes Iowa J.c.penney CO East Fourth St East End of Bridge” Waterloo, In New York Silk Quauny Coats Ances Ameri Todd Iowa Public Service Co West Side
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