Physician Dr Waddell Dies In Waterloo At 47
Waterloo physician Dr Brucst J Waddell died at St Francis hospital after two weeks of illness from organic nervous disease He was a respected surgeon and had lived in Waterloo since practicing in the south and training at New York Polytech He served in medical societies and as district surgeon for Illinois Central He is survived by his wife Bernice Rawls a daughter seven months old his father William Waddell and several siblings Funeral arrangements pending and may be held in Virginia where he was born
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Brucst J. Waiddey
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Waddell
Waddell
Bally
Tie T
Virginia
Las North Hampton County
Virgina
William Wak Dey
University of Virginia
College of nVolle Cing
South
New York Polyriinig
Waddel
W Low Medical Society
Black Hawk County
Mant Ial Society
Town Bite Medical Society
American Medical Society
Austin Pitty Cedar Valley Medical Society
O. W Crone
Illinois Cental
Wander
Save
Board of Commissioners of Insanity
Survur
Wadd
Bernice Rawls
Cresion
William Wadder
William, Jr
Ana
Eliza Taylor
Annie Mason
Near Eastville
St . Tubbs
Ressides Et
Lewisville
Masons
Lem Ay
Bastille
Barat
O'Keefe & Towne
Tangomenre
Announcements Titler of A Ro Mail Watertoo Lodge
A schedule note lists a Thursday evening meeting with Melchair and men Hur presiding officers to be present. The event includes an evening gaming session and a latish gathering with post notices. The text is fragmented but indicates lodge proceedings and social activities.
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Watertoo Lodge
Melchair & Men
Fvenin Gaming
Pete
Officials Accept Fire Apparatus For Wie City
City officials today accepted the new fire apparatus after a test on the river showed it in good condition. Mayor Burmer and Chief Dunham signed the acceptance with mechanics from Stanall and Johnson overseeing training for several days. Fireman Fred Phippen becomes first driver, with Wilson Quackenbush assisting as second driver and Tire Chief Dunham supervising two machine operators.
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France
Miotos
K L Burmer
Cits
Dunham
Thomas R. Johnson
Tre
E. Standal
Fred Phipnen
Central Station
Wilson Quacpyhesh
Villa Confiscates German Property In I Paso
Villa authorities report seizure of German-owned property and assets in Durango region. General Villa aims to consolidate control by disarming elites and deterring foreign influence. Rebel leader Oaxaca Caters al stachovia Herrera is said active in Chihuahua with an estimated 1,500 to 3,000 men.
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Paso
Carranza Ollicers
Mattieherak
Villa Baal
Geran
Durammo
Ailiiva
Jarre
Cdg Savings
Chihua
Ville
Chihuahua
Ausainel
Stachovia Herrera
Villa al Barral
Slerreti
Zeppelins Downed Near Petrograd and Weathered Faith
A chaotic report from Petrograd dated October 14 describes a patrol bringing down a Zeppelin airship. The craft’s crew was captured, and amid the confusion a preacher comments on divine warning and a Sunday meeting planned for Winter Street, with talk of attendance and faith amid war.
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Petrograd
Fandon
Auced
Tie Shiye
Nat Serangiy Daanigad
Wis
Uplifting Prompt Sparks Creative Writing Attempt
A fragmented and cryptic prompt describes a distant man and surreal imagery as a writer considers transforming the material. The exchange hints at inspiration and a request to draft based on the peculiar fragments, seeking a perception of winning depth.
Indectvents Returned In District Assault Case
A damaged report notes an assault incident in the district with alleged great bodily harm and involvement of local figures. The piece references a suspect, a public event, and ongoing legal actions, but the garbled text limits precise details and names.
Trade schools in favor by unions press support
Labor groups and employers diverge on vocational training. A survey of 433 firms with 40 184 workers finds most unions favor cooperation in establishing public evening courses, industrial schools, and pre vocational programs. Respondents rank public prep schools and part time programs as promising solutions for raising efficiency and lifting unskilled workers toward better positions.
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Dex Moines
Get
Commission
da Wiriek
Atte Talon
Fegan
Sterzacan
Wublig Seliuels
Kandienat
Uriek
Asglau- Fishment
Par. Linth
Uriel
Jada
Lor
Cutte Eation
Ater
Itrone
Indus+stry
Trade Uies
Trade Echicols
Faber
Marsh of Waterloo Holds Champion Guernsey Bulls
Marsh of Waterloo swept the Guernsey cattle judging, winning senior and junior bull championships along with multiple first and second places. Judges concluded late yesterday with W. W. Marsh's herd earning top honors for the main champion and several champions across age classes.
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Marsh
Waterloo
Guernsey Bulls
W. W. Marsh
Great
J. Pierpont
Glenn
Waukesha
Wig
Roe- Tramptot
Croesus
W. Marek
France
West
A. Wo & FR
Modello’s
P W. Howe
Bedford Hills
NYG Fitih
College Star
Wilcox & Stubbs
Roxte
S “Glenwood
Tiebenor
Grility’s Standard
A, WL & FL
Pox
Imp. Dizmond
Te Lubin
C. L. Hill
Colonial
Town
Dombey
Sarnia
Hal
Primboy
BR. BR
Westmooreland Glenwood Strong
M. K. Ticheney
Selma
Glenwood
A. W
F. E. Fox
Hayes Cherub
Cherry's
Memonry
Iowa
WW. Marsh
Hayes Cherubsay
Cattle Congress Open Despite Bleak Weather
The dairy event opens amid gloomy skies with crowds arriving by steam and Cedar Valley trains. Marine Band concert draws visitors as judging of Guernsey cattle proceeds and butter judging starts, amid scattered humor and delays.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Black Hawk
Exposition
Cedar Valley
United States Marine Band
Carmichaels Honor Tracy With Dinner at Jefferson Home
Mr and Mrs C H Carmichael entertained Misa Tracy singing comedian at the Majestic theatre. Tracy and her mother joined from The Movies for a dinner at their Jefferson street residence. Dinner honored Tracy with twelve place settings.
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C. H. Carmichael
Misa Ciaudle
Tracy
Majestic Theatre
Jefferson Street
Miss Tracy
Federal Agent Outlines Hog Cholera Fight at Waterloo
Federal agent A H Logan touring Iowa warns 12 million hogs died last year from cholera, nearly one fifth of U S losses. Waterloo hosts talks with county agent Burger on a state led crackdown, stressing sanitation and vaccination as key to prevention. Logan, based in Ames, notes four state agents work with him and blames owners for most spread while promoting education over serum sales.
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Iowa
United States
A. H. Logan
Waterloo
A. A. Burger
Logan
Federal forces at Naco bail urged as sufficient
Washington reports Secretary Garrison telegraphed Arizona Governor Hunt urging to avoid sending state militia to Naco or Douglas. He said U S forces are doing all to protect lives and property from Mexican firing, short of invading Mexico. Governor Hunt was asked to keep Arizona citizens from danger. Col Hatfield said U S cavalry would keep militia out of danger zone. No fighting reported last night between Mayterena forces and Carranza garrison at Naco Sonora.
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Washington, DB. C
Garrison
Gov. Hunt
Arizona
Naco
Doneglas
United States
Mexico
Imelitsa
Ariz
Hunt
Gov. Mayterena
Sonora
Carranza
Unicorn Dairy Ration Attracts Noted Breeders At Booth 106
Dairy feed by Chapin and Co. draws attention from breeders and certified milk producers. The Unicorn Dairy Ration powered a Holstein cow that last year averaged 114 pounds of milk in seven days, owned by B C Schroeder of Moorhead Minnesota, whose famed herd arrived yesterday. Widely used by East producers, some milk sells for 2.50 to 3 per quart. Also linked to the Shoe maker Van Pelt Mayne herd. Argentine telegraph firms roll out automatic message printing.
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Unicorn
Chapin & Co
Hammond
Tnd
Booth 106
van Pelt-Mayne
Value of Aeroplanes in Modern War Debate
Paris reports ongoing debate on air power following German aerial activity over the city. A French corps commander says one aircraft can be as valuable as a cavalry division for preventing surprises. A dramatic duel north of the River Oise ends with a German monoplane crashing after a prolonged air combat with a French biplane.
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Paris
Parte
Oise
Pankhurst Arrives in New York to Advocate Suffrage
Christabel Pankhurst, English suffragist leader, arrived in New York secretly on the Fin land. She said militant methods are not needed in America and plans to stay for a few months, visiting possibly the Pacific coast and Chicago, with O. P. H. Belmont as her host.
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New York
Christabel Pankhurst
England
Finland
Miss Pankhurst
Pizabeth McDonald
America
Pankhurst
United States
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Boston
O. P. H, Belmont
Portuguese Congo Under Martial Law Proclaimed
Lisbon dispatches from Loenda report martial law has been proclaimed throughout Portuguese Congo. Officials indicate the measure aims to restore order as authorities extend control across the territory amid unrest and colonial administration challenges.
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Portuguese Congo
Lisbon
London
Town Talk In Cedar Rapids Business Day
W. P. Soash visits Cedar Rapids for business. Judge S. M. Weaver of the state supreme court lingered in the city en route to Iowa Falls. F. F. McElhinney leaves tonight for Sioux City on business. Detective Tom Morris arrested two boys on pig theft charges from barns in the north city area. They face arraignment before Justice Kapp this afternoon, with an effort to settle the case.
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W. P. Soash
Cedar Rapids
S. M. Weaver
State ‘Supreme Court
Elis Hoetel
Iowa Falls
F. F. McElhinney
Sioux City
Tom Morris
Kapp
Old Time Waterloo Man Holds This City as Home
George M. Waters denies plans to move to California. He sold his Bridge street mercantile business but intends to pursue larger Waterloo interests. A winter coast trip for a few weeks is likely with his family, keeping 618 Wellington Street ready for return. Friends view him as a resourceful dry goods merchant active in civic and commercial life.
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George M. Waters
California
Mr. Waters
Waterloo
Waters
Bridge Street
Wellington Street
Altho
Cotton Industry Hit Again by War Ripple Effects
Washington Oct 14 A census bureau report shows the cotton growing sector has sharply contracted in the early cotton year with exports down over one million bales and domestic consumption down more than 75 000 bales. Foreign imports rose by 42 404 bales, with Egypt adding 13 241 bales more than last year.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Egypt
Wanted Ads Compile From City Notices and Rentals
A dense string of small ads lists positions for two 18 year olds on a farm and various rental offerings in multiple places, including 1005 Commercial and 808 Broadway. Items include modern furnished houses, rooms, a fine modern dream cottage, and an apartment. sales include a 1918 Ford, furniture moving items, and 120 acres in Alberta Canada.
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F. A. Lawson
Fred Timion
Timion
Alberta
Canadas
Hawthorne
Em St
Broadway
Bluff St
E. L. Hosteter
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