Death ends a long illness for Samuel Kalenske
Samuel Kalenske, 81, a native of Germany and Black Hawk county farmer, died at 3 am at his daughter’s home 145 Lincoln Street after years of ill health. He came to America as a young man, married August Klatetter in 1874, and leaves a widow and six living children Hermon Henry Lewis Gustav and two daughters, with services planned in Dunkerton and burial at Parks Cemetery.
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Samuel Kalenske
Germany
Black Hawk County
August Klingius
Tincoln Street
America
Forks
Waterloo
Minnesota
Mr. Kelenake
August Klatetter
the Forks
Albert
Sere Hermon
Henry
Lewis
Gustav
Edwin Schivartz
Dunkerton
August Klingtus
Woeterloo
Lincoln Street
H. Mueller
Mirst Lutheran Church
Great Western
Foys
Fr. Lemmert
Parks Cemetery
Mock of
Omoeha
F. W. Porterfield
Block i
Odd Fellows Brand Lodge
Percy Hileman
First Street
Hileman
Grover Gerritt
Arline
Manny
Archie Stuart
Cedar Rapids
Tharold Hileman
Crow
Wikbur
Massachusetts
Virginia
Shipment of Drugs Left on I C Train
Police report a package of habit forming drugs left on an Illinois Central train near Waterloo. Inspector Crawford, arrested Sunday, is believed to be one of the agents. He is returned to the inebriate asylum at Ware. Victims recently released from the asylum have been recaptured and sent back to the state asylum.
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Waterloo
Alfen Crawford
En Iilinois Central
Crawford
Ware
Henderson
Knoxville
Anniversary of Cornwallis Surrender Observed at Yorktown
Newport News reports elaborate ceremonies at Yorktown marking the Oct 14 1781 surrender of British forces under Lord Cornwallis to General George Washington. Ideal weather drew several thousand observers as soldiers and a Fortress Monroe band participated in the exercises.
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Newport News
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Yorktown
Fortress Monroe
Mi o na stomach remedy ad guarantees relief or refund
Whegler Bros Co offers Mi o na for dyspepsia with a full money back guarantee if it fails to relieve symptoms. The ad claims digestion regulation and appetite improvement, priced at 50 cents per box, with the store promising to refund customers who are not satisfied.
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Whegler Bros. Co
Wangler Bros. Co
Mi Ona
Wangier Bros. Co
Waneler Tras. Co
City in Brief Repairs and hospital notices flash across page
A collage of short items reports repairs on glasses at Bucshapan optical, hospital visits and moves at St Francis and Independence, people traveling to Clinton Clinton and Cedar Falls, a birthday and anniversary roundup, local society notes, a dental ad, and a county expense statement for insane patients. Names include G J Rudolph, Mrs Harding, A E Wilson, Mrs Deathford, Belle Muncau, C F Peeratt, Lt Col C W Cotton, Martin L Sandefur, Margaret Walls, W J Peddicord, J J Dajneger, De Lapp, and Dr F W Porterfield. The Busy notices cover travel, funerals, ordinations, community events, and a care of insane expense report.
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G. J. Rudolph
Chenea
Mra. Harding
Cedar Mallp
St.Francis Hospital
C. MH
Borongon
Ce A. E. Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
Kla Hame
Mudgen
BE. H. Deathford
Oneida Street
St. Pranels
Mra
Belle Muncau
Presbyterian Hospital
C. F. Peeratt
Guttenberg
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Iossits
C. W. Cotton
Artory of
Batters Cat
Martin L. Sandefur
Davenport
Waterloo
Tremont Hotel
United States Army
Margaret Walls
St. Francis Hosptin
W. J, Peddicord
Clineton
Sterling
Chicago
Ohio
Linton
Clinton
J. J. Dajneger
Yancroft
de Lapp
Dexter
Minn
New Hartford
Gedar Falls
Police Sergeant Shot During Auto Thieves Roundup
Los Angeles police say Sergeant J. Tooten was shot dead during a roundup of automobile thieves. The force searched hills beyond the city for Harry Duncan, whose home tied to the incident. Tooten had arrested three men last night and police report a confession implicating Duncan.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. 3
Tooten
Harry Duncan
Duncan
Anniversary Celebrates Father and Son in La Porte City
An eventful La Porte City column records a wedding on Oct 7 in Vinton for Mildred Caueran of Waterloo to Esquire Alen of this city, with family attendance and wedding trip plans. It highlights local society, church convention closings, birthdays, business deals, and assorted visits and movements among residents, including hospital news and farming interests.
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Vinton
Mins Mildred Caueran
Waterloo
Ae Ki
Priem
Elty
Alen
Cameron
Martha Triem
Afr. Lang
Wieterlag
Fair and Cooler for Next Week Weather Outlook
The forecast for the week beginning Wednesday, issued by the United States Weather Bureau, predicts generally fair conditions across the upper Mississippi valley and plain states with light rain possible Wednesday or Wednesday night in parts of the upper Mississippi and lower Mississippi valleys. Cooler temperatures are expected midweek in the northwest and Thursday in the upper Mississippi valley.
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Dew Maines
United States Weather Bureau
Kor
Misalasippi
Maglesippi
Tower Miggour
Mississippi Valley
Patriotic Ball Tickets Sell Fast in Waterloo
Tickets for the Patriotic Bononi ball at Ellis Wall Friday evening February 22 are moving quickly under the Soldiers' Memorial Furnishings committee. G Rogers leads the event with proceeds to buy hall furnishings for Crevpancy next month. Local patriotic groups including Sons of Veterans and auxiliaries, Spanish War Veterans, Daughters of the American Revolution chapters, Sons of the American Revolution, Woman's Telescorps and LADIES of the ALR support fundraising efforts.
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Ellis
Soldiers’ Memorial Tai
Rc, Brown
Waterloo
Sons of Veterana
He G. Rogers
Night Patriotic Organizations
Waterton
Sons of Veterans and Auxiary
United Spanish War Veterina and Auxiliary
Daughters of the Americcan Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Woman's Telescorps
Lagies
ALR
Convict Escapes Near Wart Madison Factory
A posse of guards searches the Wart Madison area for Roy Crafford who escaped last night from a convict force building a new chair factory outside Fort Madison prison walls. Crafford, serving twenty years for robbery, was sent up from Polk County. heavy fog aided the escape.
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Fort Madison
Wart Madison
Roy Crafford
Bralford
Polk County
Shipment of British gold arrives in New York
New York reports the latent shipment of British gold from England, chiefly sovereigns, totaling about 24 million dollars and consigned to J J Morgan & Co. No official value released. Separately, social issues note high street work among Baltimore truants and Maryland reform school boys. A pamphlet cites 17,000 under sixteen in mining occupations per the 1910 census.
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New York
England
United States
J. J. Morgan & Co
Baltimore
Maryland
The
Natoneal Child Labor Committee
Court of Honor Meeting Set for Wednesday October 26
The Court of Honor will meet at the Labor Temple on Wednesday October 26 at 7 30 p m. The announcement notes the location and time for the scheduled gathering.
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Court of Honor
Labor Temple
Strong Western teams to clash in Nebraska Notre Dame game
Western grid clash looms as Nebraska Cornhuskers hosts Notre Dame in Lincoln. Huskers boast 125 points in three games while Notre Dame weighs a 230–240 pound line and a 305 pound fullback, promising a showdown worthy of the era's top teams. Letters from South Bend indicate Harper will field a powerful attack to test the Huskers in a pivotal Western matchup.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Strelin
Nebraska Field
Huskers
Harper's
Minnesota
Iown
Ryals
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Hach
Warper
Steven
Cornhuskers
Hus Fces
Harper
Jumbo Steilin
South Gene Ig
Herper
Dunkerton Notes and Local Movements in Waterloo Visit
Miss Genevieve Murphy spent Sunday with her parents at Waterloo. Ray Clark Don Canfield and Walter Zewiske have left for Illinois to husk corn for the winter. Grandpia Trol Ginian is very low. Lewis Westfall returns from Iowa City hospital improved. A T Magee moves to Dunkerton purchasing a home. Nick Schuler and wife plan to move to Raymond. Mr and Mrs E J Kleckner entertainments include Neil Magee and others from Minneapolis. Mrs Ella Magee adds kitchen to her home.
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North Dunkerton
Genevieve Murphy
Waterloo
Ray Clark
Don Canfield
Waler Zewiske
Ilinois
Lewis Clark
Readlyn
Lewis Westfall
Iowa City
Maude
Josephine
Canfield
Waterloo West High School
C. Canfield
A. T. Magee
Dunkerton
Walter Leichert
Magee
Nick Schuler
Raymond
E. J. Kleckner
Neil Magee
Oscar
Lucile
Minneapolis
George Reucheff
Ella Magee
D D D Prescription Claims Cure For Eczema
The ad asserts D D D cures eczema with testimonials from Rev Downing and others. It promotes D D D Skin Soap and promises relief after using one or more bottles. Wan gler Bros. Drugists advertise at 27-220 East Fourth Street.
Plan to Establish Detective Agency
The second Gillespie National Detective branch will open in Waterloo as FE Mendenhall of Peoria, II, reports. He plans a protective merchants association and a staff of eight to investigate crimes against persons and property, with a focus on Jack Hawk county.
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Gillespie National Detective Agency
Waterloo
St. Lows
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphi
San Francisco
Jack Hawk County
Storm v Canfield damages case continues on motion
At the close of plaintiffs evidence in the action by E M Storm against P L Canfield for damages to a house occupied by the defendant, a motion to direct a verdict for the defendant was made. Plaintiff seeks to amend the petition and the case is continued to the next term.
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E. M. Storm Ve. P. EL. Canfield
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Samuel Halenske
DTS
Germanys
I. C
Cornwallis
Bucshapan, Optical Service
Karl Pp. Bautenselager
Mary FE
Alex Osler
Careon
la Porte City
Waterdon
E. E. Pines
Nex
Kingsley Avenue
Charles Parker
Chineada
Siltsols Central
Charles City
Robert RN. Skillan
Siven
West High School
Central School
Spre Cil
West Side
M. B. Church
Moore
Galesburg
Heverly
West Fourth St
Rainbow
Independence
Willd
Young Goppid Quanny Mane
Hig AY Vinton
Celabrate
Hiethears
Youtle
Niel Wnniveranry
Claus Sehieuler
Clarence
Schleuter
Mira
Wim Lahve
Frank Noyt
Hugh Salmon
Klelat
Gerstenkern
J. H. Douglas
Ely
Town City
Douglas
BE. J. Behan
Harpers Ferry, Inc
Wilcox
Martin
Stella White
Merriman
Sips
C. Tlahn
Charles Johnston
Grundy Center
Hahn
Miss White
Halstad
Roy
Mr. Balles
Barney, N. D
John Bolte
Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
Marion
Louise Sellars
Belle Plaine
Freq Wyons
Cedar Falrg
Ranney
Clarence Angel
Ralph Triem
Luella Mayes
Coe College
Florence Beal
Kansas City
Willow Institute
Tomes
Presbyterian
Bonnie Beal
Ruth Hutchins
W. B.C. Ban
Anna Kistner
Watterloo
Clee
W. E. Bieter
Dorothy
Gra
Biekel
Altea Jervta
Anid Aasiv
W. J. Biekel
Ales Leta
W. W. Brower
Sheffield
Lou Brower
Elgin
Ravidia
Madison
B. Adolphus i Knort
Nothe Dame
Nisbraska Wilment
Lam
MM Knighton
Havernna
Pla
Foley
G. Dutebkiss
Barber
Ry Tesar
Ranker
Hopkinton
Downing
Tonger
Wangler Bros
Fourth Street
Buchanan
Bae
Typf
Optiogt Co
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bhig
Marshall, Mich
Joe
Ingh St
Care Courier
CO. A. Lines
Fowler Su
Kent
Bath
New House
East Side
Almond St
Iowa
Almond
Roy Wonnes
Heal Estate
Cone Alder Exchange
Rochester
Care Couriar
Dawson
Washington St
Dr. Myers
Itis
Sycamore Street
Hillis Hotel
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