Pot Shooting Highlights Day in Naco Battle
Naco Sonora Oct. 5 Pot shooting by both sides opened the third day of the battle at Naco. Governor Maytorena's troops report progress as Hill's Carrranzistas suffer six killed and eight wounded. An American patrol notes Hill's machine gun fire effective while Maytorena shells fall within his own lines. Private Wilson of the Tenth Cavalry was lightly wounded by a stray bullet. Mexican agents claim officer J E Campbell led a sortie capturing 25 Yaqui Indians, all of whom were shot.
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Naco
Sonora
Mex
Maytorena
Hill
Bia
Wil-son
Tenth United States Cavalry
Port Huachuca
J. E. Campbell
George P Johnson Dies. Illinois Central Engineer
George P Johnson, a longtime Illinois Central engineer, died at his home 831 Irving street at 9 this morning after a two year illness. Born March 9 1874 in Floyd Indiana he began with Illinois Central in 1900. He married Stella Mapes in Floyd on Navy 28 1900 and leaves a daughter Losedz 13 and several siblings. Funeral services will be held at his home Wednesday at 8 30 am then Floyd Methodist church at 2 30 pm with interment in Floyd cemetery.
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George P. Johnson
Illinois Central
Irving Street
Floyd
Twinois Central Railroad
Stella Mapes
Navy
Lodeskz
Rose H. Thompson
Elles Hardy
Chilcago
Lila Perrin
William H. Johnson
5E Uvka
Minn
W Johnson
Oak Park
Counterfeit Dollars Circulate At Rural Merchants
Two additional counterfeit coins passed Saturday night, bringing three bogus dollars in two days. First found Friday in Steeter & Merrill popcorn wagon till at Fourth and Mulberry, next at Arthur Dale stand Fourth and Lafayette, and a 5 and 10 cent store allegedly cashed one. The coins are battered and banks will mutilate such currency. Also note a family birth announcement from Waterloo families Charles K. Stewart and Mrs. W. L. Doane within two weeks as stork visits.
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Steeter & Merrill
Fourth
Mulberry
Arthur Dale
Lafayette
Funeral of Coaries G. Millings Held at Westminster
The funeral of Coaries G. Millings was held yesterday afternoon from Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Sandford and Rev. Mr. Purmart of Des Moines officiated. The mausoleum service followed at Fairview Cemetery, with Purmart once connected to the local church.
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Coaries G. Millings
Westminster Presbyterian — Church
Sandford
Purmart
Des Moines
Durial
Fairview Cemetery
Silliman In Aerried Trip To Washington
Washington Oct 3 John R Silliman consul at Saltillo and Wilsons personal representative in Mexico has not advised the president of the purpose of his hurried trip to Washington He asked the state department for permission to come without saying why and is expected here Officials here are paying little attention to the fighting near Naca between Governor Maytorena and General Hill
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Washington, D. C
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
Wilson
Mexico
Washington
State Department
Matt OP Low
Naca
Maytorena
Hill
Kaiser William’s 5 Million Soldiers Uniforms Surprise Berlin
Dr. Frank T. Hartican recounts Kaiser Wilhelm’s blitz of military readiness by issuing new mouse grey uniforms to about 5,000,000 men. Soldiers stored gear by numbered lockers. families notified of enlistment. The Harticans describe Berlin life, German efficiency, food stability, and calm amid war. They note hotel crowds, anti-English sentiment, and Belgian atrocities stories, plus impressions of the emperor and German sanitation. They traveled through Berlin, The Hague, and London, observing attitudes toward Americans. Dr. Hartman resumes practice in Anamosa after returning from Europe.
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Hartman
Berlin
Germany
William
Frank T. Hartican
Dortor
Europe
Hood
Herlin
Potsdam
Russia
Bristol
van der Goltz
Bel- Elum
Merlin
Nolo Fy
Orier
England
Holland
Hague
Belgium
English Channel
Aantwerp
London
Atlantic
Chicago
Anamosa
Gri"sman
C. M. Wyant
Vines Street
Some Golfers Fly Up Others Go Down in Waterloo City Championship
Waterloo golfers completed the first round of the city championship with results including Paul Smith defeating Matt Ambrose 7 up and 5 to play, Alfred Longley defeating Alfred Mullan 1 up, Ben Swisher defeating Gwynn Weston 5 up and to play, Fred McClain defeating Charles Ostetler 5 up and 4 to play, Burr Lichty defeating Paul Jatbott 5 up and 4 to play, A G Reid defeating Walter Ross 2 up, Douglass Hragdon defeating C E Howard 4 up and 4 to play, and George Pike defeating Burr Brown 6 up and 4 to play. The winners will continue to play in the next rounds.
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Waterloo
Paul Smith
Matt Ambrose
Alfred Longley
Alfred Mullan
Ben Swisher
Gwynn Weston
Fred McClain
Charles Ostetler
Burr Lichty
Paut Jatbott
A. G. Reid
Walter Ross
Douglass Hragdon
Dandruff Cure Promoted With Liquid Argon Claim
An old advert claims four ounces of ordinary liquid argon dissolved scalp dandruff, promises removal by morning with three or four applications, and asserts hair will become fluffy, lustrous, and soft. It warns dandruff steals hair and recommends liquid Sarvon as the cure.
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Deng
Championship Might in Consolation Fight Draws Pairs
Championship might continues with consolation bouts as pairs race toward matches by Saturday evening. Winners paired as Loingley Siaith Swisher McClain Kichty Heid Bragdon Pike. Losers set as Mullion Ambrose Weston Hostettler Talbott Tass Ideward Brown.
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No Lowers
Loingley
Siaith
Swisher
McClain
Kichty
Heid
Bragdon
Pike
Mullion
Ambrose
Weston
Anil Hostettler
Talbott
Tass
Ideward
Brown
Lecture Series for Physicians in Waterloo This Fall
Doctors of national reputation will visit Waterloo to lecture before physicians in Black dlank county and others. A renowned speaker will address the meeting two weeks from Wednesday with subsequent semi monthly visits. The course remains largely technical yet open to all local medical men. It aims to keep practitioners in the region updated on the latest surgical and medical developments. Arrangements are nearly complete for Dr. Murphy and a winter date.
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Waterloo
Reappointment of Rev Graves to Waterloo U B Church
Rev Graves, who organized a First United Brethren church four years ago, is reappointed to the Waterloo pastorate for the coming year. The move was announced at the United Brethren state conference closing at Summit Park, Des Moines. Graves’s work here has grown the church from 12 members to over 200, with a large active Sunday school and multiple church societies.
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B. Graves
United Brethren
Waterloo
United Brethren Church
Summit Parke Church
Des Moines
Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor Society
French Railway a Potent Factor in Northern France
London dispatch notes French railway service as a key factor in battles near Amiens and Belgian frontier. Rally at Universalist church draws large crowd as Rev Teachler urges Sunday school ties to the church. Red Cross collections reach 23 dollars. new members join Sunday school. Leavitt Johnson bank building advances with concrete work starting after material delays. steel framing expected to be completed within four weeks.
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London
Times
Horseaux
France
Amiens
Universalist Church
W. H H. Teachler
State Sunday School Association
Robert Weatherwax
American Red Cross Society
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Wanted and for sale ads span late notices and listings
A jumble of late admissions and various ads lists items for sale including household goods and instruments. An obituary styled legal notice outlines a Farmers' Dairy corporation with details on incorporation, capital stock, directors and meeting dates in Waterloo and nearby areas.
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Mago
Stork
Morerott
Mont
Mausolesm
Silliman
Kaiser William
America
Zealand
Princess of
Pless
Berlin University
U. B
Bik
Zomewase
Hejewelers
Vatatun
Winchester
Franklin
Lyse
Westfield
Nichole &Ce
Jefferson
Jesup
Prin
Sarlee
Town
Thal
Aoht Corporation
Chad
Lees Inn
Enele
Sven Taosay
Dbinnie
Persou
Swat
Dieveks
Theaiydins Board
Dreetara Constatttice
Hide Jiher
PLE
Gary
Barvieh
Muethe
Win
Vosshborg
CLA
Meriipes
Sid
Enpiial Arook
Theetope Stratt
Amin
Eh Tafficer
Holt
Musa Caphal
Y Widdell
R Lovelant
BK. Dtercks
C. 7B
Gors
Ati Ocr
Twack
Quying
Tourens
Eid
Tuesay Andy
Ladems Wook Serge
Wienday
Klgo Suoberne Chochery
Peti
Andy
U.S. Marine Band and
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
U. S. Marine Band and
Sherwood Greenhouse
GS Ruseness
Hansen & Pletcher Wander Roy Company
Rank Kipp
Waterloo Electric Supply
Woods Millinery
Elis & Foster
Frank Brothers Kimmel Company
Ashion Clothes
Stine Burhanayn Optical Comysmny
C. WH
Fighney
Stoke Tree
Kenner Tea Company
Bargain Variety
Burch Brothers Company
Pant Tavis Dry Goods Company
Welle Randall Company
Joe Raymond Wilson & Sweitzer
We A. Fisher
George Buin
Palmer Waterloo Hardware Company
Krurst Simpson
Morgan & Sullivan
T. & M. Shoe Company
Unique Cleaners
Wane-Miller Shoe Company
Kashey Clothing Company
Joder Pharooeypina Brothers
Conair Motz
Bath
Keatger Gaobten
Ryers
Sucecel Music Company
Waterlon Vulcaniaing Companty
T. Kevin Nichols Furniture
Conjuring
Brauner & Newton
Conpany Andres & Datert
AL Derry
Lanrge Weichold Bom, Muzaney
Honan
Soler
Mosher Brothers
Smith & Bertely Dotson-Krerwhr Company
Imnball
Lagadey 1.8
Parsons Music Company
Flom. Michael Independent Electric Company
W. CL Brownlee Cosea Beaters
Claes A, Gerteh Titty Dhotiog Whogans Metsen Meisch Pindthasgey
Piisons. CL
AL Chader
Jirussapth & Schroetstey
Berger’ Wrother
Matgadant Brothers
Sam
Pinkerton
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