Waverly notes birth, travels, and school news in local columns
Waverly daily notes birth of Editor Larry Hooger's grandson at the Hooger home. Mrs Van Derveer hosts cards, teachers enjoy a school visit near Frederika, and delegates head to a Woman's convention. Teachers, dancers, and visiting relatives appear throughout, with football plans for the Waverly light school team and local outings noted.
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Waverly
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Larry Hooger
Waverly Democrat
Hoeger
G. QO. van Derveer
van, Derveer
Will Woodring
Waverly Public School
Frederika
Spo
Carl Lifert
George Tmunt
Chiffon
O. Barman
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Miss Maloney
Independence
Henry Stevenson
Shell Rock
Chas. Miller
Ida Hyan
Oeiwein
Nora Springs
Urre V. Moore
G. W. Moore
Albert
Lea Miss Suill
Des Moines
Dnemie
Stull
Lampton
Real Pioneer Dies Today After Thirteen Years of Invalidism
Mrs. Chive Wilson relict of W. A. Wilson died at 7 in the morning at the family home 420 Western Avenue after a long illness from dropsy and heart trouble. An invalid for thirteen years she kept journal entries and read sermons weekly while confined to bed or a chair. She joined the Baptist church in youth and remained active in various denominations, living in Bennington township and Waterloo. Survived by children including Asenith Wilson and Frank G., with numerous relatives.
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Chive Wilson
W. A. Wilson
Welock
Western Avenue
Wilson
Bennington Township
Mount Hope
Churea
Frack
Asenith Wilson
Aseninhy
Aseninhy Teak Che A Real Vioneer. When Mrs. Wilson, Tien Late, Chia Larwreern
Tetony
Bridge
Bus Repea
Miss Lawrence
Black Hawk County
Wilsons
Renningtoey Towiehip
Watson
Waterloo
Westrate Named Likely New District Reporter
The Muscatine journalist Matthew Westrate is expected to replace resigning J B Newman as district court reporter by Jan 1. Westrate, a former law office stenographer in Muscatine, has worked with Judge Whitt at Independence and aims to achieve high speed shorthand. He follows two experienced Independence reporters Mrs Nellie Gates Coyns and Miss Winnie Stevens who will continue work.
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J. B. Newman
Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
Westrate
Judge Whitt
Independence
Nellie ‘Gates Coyns
Mise Winnie Stevens
Newman
Wall
Meo Westrate
B. Smith
Wahnet Streat Caprist
Majestic
Will Boehm
Athletic Girls
Asher
Waterloo
Lightner
Jor- Fleur
Gratindan
Waterlooy
Wellington
Bill Jenks
Crook
J Crystal
Gill
Sunkaia
Oflmeal
Grace Hopkins
Joe Magee
Edenberg
Battling Nelson
Fenberg Las
College of Commerce Night School Opens This Week
An advertisement from the College of Commerce announces new classes at the Night School. Courses include shorthand bookkeeping and typing. The program opens Tuesday and aims to boost practical skills for local residents seeking employment.
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College of Commerce
Metuiley
Trial on Doctor Fees Highlights No Printed Charge Schedule
Jury heard in Judge Dunham’s district court division a case by Dr. AL De McKinley against Samuel Doren seeking 174 for medical services after Doren was shot. Key issues: lack of a printed fee schedule and whether a physician can treat a patient when another doctor is in charge.
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Dunham
District Court
AL de McKinley
Samuel Doren
Doren
Park Road
Dr. McKinley
McKinley
Tie
J. F. O'Keefe
Mason
J. M. Brinkman
Dre Mekintey Siu
Tre
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Waddy
Nestor
Annat Al Meeting of Chaupalquans
The annual meeting of the Chaupalquans circles of Waterlog was held last evening at Mrs. C Cadwallider wa Teffersen’s home. Mrs. Cadwalls leader was reelected President with Mrs. Parl De Longs as vice president and Mas J Prien as secretary treasurer. The meeting featured remarks from GoW Somsen and a social evening concluded with a later session. Mrs. Cyalwithh Tasdet hosted the Chauncaund? direds will guest this evening with Mrs. Cyalwithh Tasdet and Mrs. Wilcow of Chieksville assisting their daughter.
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Chg Tata
C. Cadwallider
Pearhers” College
Aude
Cyalwithh
Wheat and livestock markets slip on large supplies
Chicago market notes a planned rise in visible wheat stocks from Minneapolis and Duluth, with in transit wheat slowing at the seaboard. Prices ease across corn oats and provisions amid bearish demand, while hogs and cattle show varied early strength before closing steadier. Livestock receipts at Chicago’s Union Stock Yards include 1,000 cattle and 4,200 hogs with steady to lower openings.
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Chicago
Minneapols
Duluth
Seaboard
Russia
Nbages Packers Aid
STOCK AND MARKET SUMMARY FROM NEW YORK AND MIDWEST
Chicago and New York financials and commodity quotes show fluctuating prices for wheat corn oats and futures. Listings include electric and steel stocks with mixed closes and market activity across Canadian Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper while rail and canal traffic cited in brief notes.
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Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Penneyylvania
Rock Island
Atchison
Rabel
Union Pacific
Brie
Ben Tone
Winos Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Dunkerton News Tracks Happenings At Farm and Court House
McNellis returned from Kansas City with a carload of Nile cats to stock his Dunkerton farm. Frank Liverence and family move into McNellis’ house to work the season. he comes from New Hartford via W. Bishop. Mrs. Bucher and sisters plan a Florida winter. The season ends with Dunkerton vs Raymond game Saturday. Andrew Ortner caught 16 black bass, 2 to 4 pounds, earning season best. Rev Reed begins as new M E minister at Dunkerton. Oyster supper set by Baptist church dining hall Sunday night. Night School at College of Commerce offers special rates starting Monday Oct 6 7:30.
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Dunkerton
Geo. McNellis
Kansas City
Cat Nile
Frank Liverence
Dunkreyton
Raymond
Andrew Ortner
Andrew
Rev. Reed
M. BE
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