Stolen Candles Prompt Anonymous Confession Letter
A grocer, Mr. Cobb of 1207 Jefferson Street, received an unsigned letter with five cents in stamps admitting the theft of five small candles about two years ago. The writer, possibly a child, asks not to reveal the author if identified. Other items have disappeared during holidays, but the candles were not missed. Mr. Cobb welcomes the letter as a sign of a resolve to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. FE. OS. Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Cobb
Jefferson Street
Pioneer Ice Dealer Dies at Cedar Falls After Illness
Amos Wood longtime ice dealer in Waterloo and Cedar Falls area died yesterday at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs. M J Croak Cedar Falls. He was born in Halling England March 28 1808 and came to the United States over 40 years ago. Surviving are three sons Amos Jr Win and Robert and two daughters Mrs Rose Wugegins and Mrs George Wood. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Cedar Falls Baptist church and in Waterloo at Walnut Street Baptist church with interment in Elmwood cemetery.
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Cedar Falls
Amos Wood
Waterloo
Black Leene County
M. J. Croak
George Wand
Wood
Mr. Wood
England
Halling
Kent
Mare Francis
A. Wool & Sons
The
Baptist Church In
First Baptist Church
Walnont Street Baptist
Baptist Church
Albert
Amos
Win
Rose W. Twugegins
George Wood
Robert
Loelock
B. Jones
Baptist Church of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
Elmwood Cemetery
McCaskills Preliminary Hearing Expected Monday
County attorney Hoxie said it is probable the preliminary hearing for J P McCaskill, accused of murdering Henry Philips, will be held next Monday before the committing magistrate. The full case may not be argued then while the arraignment for a plea is pending. the defendant remains in the county jail.
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Ahorney Hoxie
J. PF. McCaskill
Henry Phillips
Blim & Co. Advertises Clean Coal Option
The firm promotes a five fifty coal option with a free burner and clinkerless burn, claiming very little ash.
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Blim & Co
Dentists Gather for Waterloo Branch Annual Convention
The Waterloo branch of the State Dentists association meets in Cedar Falls with A J Mueller presiding. Attendance surpasses last year as H A Winnan notes flourishing condition. Banquet at Commercial club dining hall tonight followed by J C Consett lecture on hygiene and invitation to high school students and teachers.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
State
Vpentists’ Association
A. J. Mueller
Round Table
H. A. Winnan
Marshalltown
Commercial Club
J. ¥. Consett
Dubuque
Soclock
Association
State Teachers’ College
ODT Resident of Butler County Dead
Funeral services for Mrs A Woodward were held at 2 p m at her home three and a half miles southwest of Clarksville Ta conducted by Rev Mr Ross of the Methodist church She was 823 years old and died last Wednesday at her daughter Mrs William Neal's home She was born in Pennsylvania married there to Mr Woodward who died in 1894 They came here 50 years ago Surviving are two sons Jefferson Woodward Letcher ND and Elmer Woodward Devil's Lake ND A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Guy Neal given by fifty members of the Christian church precedes their Florida departure Tokio Japan November 24 The destroyer Sarugame foundered off Shima provinces in a storm today and 46 of the crew of 60 perished
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Clarksville
A. Woodward
Mr. Ross
Methodist Church
Jefferson Woodward
Letcher
Christmas city notes and services in Waterloo
City in brief gathers holiday events and personal notices. Quarantined diphtheria patient Mark Ratteney at 203 Argyle Street. Mrs. Fowler hosting in Chicago. Tacoma visitor Miss Adelaide Huns erford in city for winter with her aunt. Various appointments and travels announced including Rev. Bauernfeind to Des Moines for a funeral and a Waterloo Seeley-Clark wedding.
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Mark Ratteney
Argyle Street
Anna C. Merrill
Tacoma, Wash
City
Adelaide Hunserford
Polo hearing next Tuesday in engine seizure case
Preliminary examination of Nicholas Sulentic aged 22 held since Tuesday at the police station will be before Justice Kuhn in the Commercial building at 10 o clock Tuesday morning. Bail men signed by three North Waterloo business men for 590 dollars to obtain his release Wherry. Sulentic denies knowledge of how the engine throttle was opened or the wrecking of the locomotives. James Murtagh defends. Assistant County Attorney McCoy prosecutes for the state.
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Nicholas Sulentic
Ti- Hinois Central
Illinois Central
Justice Kuhn
North Waterloo
Aga
Sulentic
James Murtagh
McCoy
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E. &. Cobb
Conscu
Cedar Malls
New York
Courier
Iowa City
Gillin
Iowa
Richmond
Black Hawk County
Towa
A. Southerland
McAskillss
Tomor- Toy
Wottow
France
Universal Food Choppers
Fuller-Warren
Cis
Gshmey's
Odt
Butler County
Tokio
Sarugame
Shima Provinces
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Commercial St
Frank Bros
Buchanan's
Mrs. L. EB. Fowler
Chicago
O. J. Laylander
F. C. Platt
Mt. Carroll, Jr
Virginia
Elda Platt
Frances Shimer Girls’ School
J. H. Bauernfeind
Des Moines
J. W. Bock
Bauernfeind
Arthur Strong
Burlington
Ben Funk
Estherville
John Shipley
Mason City
Arthur Fowler
Seeley-Clark
Labor Temple Hall
Mulberry Street
FB. A. Leighton
Johannes Hansen
Denmark
Hansen
America
James Frances O'onnell
Sarred Heart Hall
Caro Ryan
E. €. Litchfield
Pratt
Majestic
Bankers
Detroit
New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Prince of India
Castle Craney
Crow
Taggart
Commercial Street
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