Brooklyn Police Veteran John A. Wilson Dies in Iowa
John A. Wilson aged 36 years completed a quarter century on the Brooklyn police force before pensioning out. He died at 3:30 PM at his nephew’s home in Iowa after health decline. Interment and funeral will be in Brooklyn where his widow Annie Schmidt and son Herbert Wilson survive alongside sister Mrs. Alex Kyle. He served in Long Island lodge A F and A S and varied police groups. Herbert Wilson travels to Brooklyn with his father’s body.
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John A. Wilson
Police Department
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. T. Cummings
Hicks
Wilson
Iowa
Scotland
America
Annie Schmidt
Herbert Wilson
Quincy Street
Alex Kyle
Long Island Lodge
Lieutenants’ Benevolent Association
New York
City in brief and local notices from Waterloo area
A compilation of short notes from Waterloo and vicinity includes visits and guests Miss Ella Sharp of Marshalltown at Dr. and Mrs. Leffler’s, and Mrs. S M McNulty of Pittsfield visiting in the Lockwood home. Several residents recover from illness, begin new ventures, or travel for work. Fire crews respond to a smoke incident at 416 Baltimore Street but no fire. other items note obituaries, holiday planning, and community announcements.
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Verne L. Garlling
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waverly
Ella Sharp
Marshalltown
E. G. Leffler
Westerns Avenue
S.mcnulty
Pittsfield
Maass
J.J. Lockwood
Edith Martin
C. C. Crawford
Franklin Street
Dekalb
Woman Steps Off Moving Street Car Injered
Mrs. A Walters of North Barclay street suffered a serious scalp wound when she alighted from a moving Park er street car Saturday evening. In a dazed state she was taken to Presbyterian hospital after being knocked to the pavement between Mulberry and Franklin streets. she could not identify herself at first. Her purse and pocketbook were reportedly left at the waiting station, prompting her attempt to retrieve them as the car moved.
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A. Walters
Barclay Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Mulberry
Franklin Streets
Elks Plan Memorial Day Ceremony in Waterloo
Waterloo Elks lodge members prepare for their annual memorial to departed members. The national service occurs the first Sunday in December but the theatre is booked for a show, so organizers seek a large church. Carl Kuehnie of Denison will deliver the address and the Cedar Walls band will provide music.
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Waterloo Lodge At Elks
Waterloo Theatre
Carl Kuehnié
Denison
Cedar Wails Band
Daughter of Archie Howland Is Bogatied
County Auditor Rainbow receives a letter from Henry Winthrop Harden seeking relatives of Archie Howland and his wife. Ada Howland of Charles City is located. no estate is involved, only family history. Also reports a piano recital by Miss Edith Wyant’s pupils at 416 Almond Street.
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Rainbow
Henry Winthrop Harden
Wall Street
New York
Archie Howland
Courier
Ada Howland
Charles City
Harden
Edith Wyant
Almond Street
Aileen, Flint
Walter Graham
Maude Rath
Dorothy Wilbur
Jewell Johnson
Ronald Schaefer
Josephine
Alice Jennings
Cedar Falls
Automobile Struck by Interurban Car at Eighth and Lafayette
An automobile operated by G. R Milburn of 136 Wilby street was struck by an interurban car at the Eighth and Lafayette streets intersection Sunday evening. Two people occupied the car but escaped injury. Earlier, W. D. Whicker of 415 Cherry street collided with a car driven by John Mortingen Saturday evening. both vehicles were slightly damaged and no injuries were reported.
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G. R Milburn
Wilby Street
Eighth
Lafayette Streets
Altho
W. D. Whicker
Cherry Street
John Mortingen
Allies Open Great Offense Program At Dardanelles
Rotterdam dispatch notes a Cologne Gazette report that the Allies launched a major offensive at the Dardanelles. This item appears within a World War I era column, signaling a significant military development with a dated, terse European reporting tone.
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Dardanelles
Rotterdam
London
Cologne Gazette
Injured Boy and Father Improve After Wreck
Karry Rice and his father WH. A. Rice of 320 Independence Avenue are recovering from injuries from separate accidents two weeks apart. The boy suffered a skull fracture when struck by a vehicle and was at St. Francis Hospital after initial despair. The father was injured when a caboose overturned on the Illinois Central line, with temporary loss of wind but now recovering rapidly at the same hospital.
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Karry Rice
WH. A. Rice
Independance Avenue
Ilinois Central
St. Francis Hospital
Ie Ial
Rica
Nature Spreads a White Mantle This Morning
Snow began at 9 AM and continued past noon with no let up. A light east wind and clearing night gave way to dawn clouds. The season’s first flakes fell as a chilly forecast hints at three months ahead. The snowy scene recalls conditions before the Thanksgiving period decades ago.
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Ain Shovel Brigade
Jumps From Race Track to Pulpit Williams Evangelizes in Waterloo
Charleo W. Williams once a famed race track owner and horseman has shifted to evangelistic work. He will host an eight day revival in Waterloo from December 5 to 12 with afternoon and evening services. Williams accepted after pastor J B Smith and church board invited him following a prior appearance and positive reception.
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Charleo W. Williams
Williams
Missionary ‘Movement
James Black
Tipperary
Allerton
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Williams
Dr. Smith
Waterloo
Nurses' Reception Honors Budapest Red Cross Leader
All graduate nurses of Black Hawk county are invited to a reception at Mrs. J. Ridensur home on Commercial Street tomorrow at 2 30 p m in honor of Miss Alice Beatie who has led a corps of Red Cross nurses in Budapest Hungary for the past year.
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C. F. Foote
Minneapolis
Black Hawk County
Prominent OTA Study Centers Open Across Districts
Inlate study centers in OTA districts show strong interest with teachers present at Voorhies and Dita Hess venues. Next Saturday centers will be in Waterloo Lewnski and La Torre City offering manual training and agriculture focused courses. County Superintendent Moeller notes growing traction as local schools embrace the program.
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Voorhies
Dita Hess
Bnithel
Waterloo
Lewnski
Tenehers
la Torre City
Dustrhil Salieo
Moeller
Rotary club program notes speakers at conference
Prof. G P Wycoat of Grianell college president Pant Police of the University of Kowwa secretary treasurer and Superintendent Wel KKmer of the industrial school of Idora second vice president Uno lawa Conference of Charities and Correctism delivered short address to Rotary members after Sheloiehean moon at Hazel Ituscell-Liamson. Other speakers at the annual conference included Frank J. Session superintendent of Soldiers and Orphans Home at Davenport George BH Alungald director of St. Louisa School of Social Economy and Rev LL Houghton of Sioux City.
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G. P. Wyckoat
Grianell College
Pant
University of Kowwa
Wel
Kkmer
Industrial School of Idora
Unolawa Conference of Charities
Correctlam
Rotary Club
Sheloiehean
Hazel Ituscell-Liamson
Frank J. Session
Orpias Tome
Davenport
George BH
Alungald
St. Louisa
Happiness in Brief Moments and Disappointments
A fragmented reflection on happiness as a fleeting state after achievement, contrasted with lingering disappointments. The text weaves quotes about hope, forgetfulness, and the human tendency to envy others, noting happiness as transient and tied to moments remembered after they pass. It echoes Robert Louis Stevenson on burdens and daily effort.
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Ming
Wanted a Chance at Them Patient After X Ray
A fragment reflects a patient seeking information after an X ray, asking a nurse about where mov ing pictures will be shown and mentioning mangoides in a quizzical exchange from an exchange.
Religious revival event draws families to evening address
The revival program in progress attracts men women and children to the morning events and awakens spiritual interest. In the afternoon a second meeting on Obese resusted in a change in mood. The evangelist and his wife will deliver an address and attend a large gathering inviting all to come.
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Womer
Conlett
Thanksgiving Day Post Office Service Changes Urged
A rural carrier schedule note states Thanksgiving will bring a day of rest for workers. City carriers must still deliver to business and residence districts, but post offices in various areas will suspend service. The poster warns of adjusted routes and limited hours, with a single delivery period on Thanksgiving.
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Witerlog Postoieo
Carriera
Fenpl
Community Announcements From Local Organizations
Local no tices list several groups meeting in Waterloo and area venues this week. W C Fr No 468 plans a regular session Tuesday evening at K of Go tall with notable attendance requested. Waterloo lodge No 104 A F and A M is to meet Tuesday evening for third degree work. Bankmen's Association to hear third lecture on Negotiable Instruments by RF Edwards at Leavitt Johnson National Bank. Ladies Aid of United Brethren Chapel to meet Wednesday afternoon at A L Porter’s home in Orange township. Waterloo Art Club convenes tomorrow at 7 45 in Carn Kall Farmer rooms on Jefferson Street. Rest Winter Wootwear and Wang Miller Show Co listings appear.
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Attornay RF
Begin on Salts Said to Aid Kidney Health
An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to flush kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It claims a simple daily dose in water cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents recurring pain, with warnings of backache and rheumatic sensations if not treated.
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Herm
Wanted and for sale items mix in Rural Iowa ad page
A fragmented classified page advertises assorted items for sale and rental in Grundy County and nearby towns. Listings include a bungalow home, land at six dollars per acre, a touring car, a motor sale, and house rental notices with contact numbers and tentative prices.
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John AL Wilson
Brooklyn, N. Y
Buchanan
Aevertisentenl
William Ginlloway
Cedar Heights
Alice Stewart
Marie Mullan
Richard Mullan
Chiccago
Haltimore Street
Barger
New Bank
Fred Place
Harvard
Dubuque
Place Myers
M. McMillan
Henry Blot
Commercial Street
Farmers Loan &Trust Company
Twllman Strayer
Castle Hill School
W. Cotton
Tawa W National Guard
W. M. Bauman
J. A. Johnson
John Bunyon Smith
Urbana
John H. Taft
Freeport
Ill
W. J. Lockwood
Taft
Pearfection Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Rev. Lockwood
Mason City
Kenneth Braedon
James Chapman
C. K. Crapper
L. GC. Leeper
Galesburg
Lombard College
Monmouth College
Douglas Bragdon
Chicago Tribune
Plaza Theatre Company of
Comendeis
Kitty Kelly
Theda Bara-Fox
Carmen
Geraldine Farrar- Lasky
Elks
Wang 4& Miller Shoe Co
Irving Hotel
Cadyvor Lee
Roel
Hest
Wang & Miller
Robert Louis Stevenson
Rae Logan
Himes
Wang & Miller Show Co
Tatvar
Lincoln St
Swift & Co
Sycamore St
Jefferson
Mead
Riverview
Glenwood
Ory
Suantmu Ave
Iankiin
Porte
Grundy County
J. W
St. John
Cedaryalls
Irving St. Mee
Fc Mot
Jeferson
Belmore
Decker Bros
Schaeffer
Kimball
Story and Clark
Braumuller
Wing & Sons
Nelson
Baldwin Howard
THE
Early Music
Waterloo, Iowa
BLACK
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Miler’s Creek
Kentucky Block
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