Independence News Notes in Waterloo Visit Summary
Jacob Wackerbarth of J. Wackerbarth & Blamer visits Nebraska for ranch interests. Waterloo guests attend the castle congress. County Auditor Everett rode a motorcycle to Waterloo. H V Messers of Waterlon on business. Yunkan of Waterloo visited relatives. Cai and secure in thet ove nig Hor Poh Brushy. on due Waterloo. Ferisg Tuesday. Lindejohn from Waterloo Tuesday. Campbell on business in Waterloo Thursday. McEwen and E. J. Vlane tors in Waterloo Tuesday. Major and Mrs. Purdy guests in Waterloo. E. W. Raymond receives ten year service exemption as fire chief. Alice and mother visit Waterloo Sunday. Ruth Rettin of Waterloo visits parents. Mrs. Nellie Corliss and Winnie Stevens leave for court reporter duties in Waterloo. Carl Burke of Waterloo attends funeral of John Branden bure.
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Jacob Wackerbarth
J. Wackerbarth & Blamer
Nebraska
Waterloo
Everett
H.V. Msers
Waterlon
Yunkan
Cai
Tusday
Lindejohn
Turedey
AJR
Campbell
McEwen
J. Vlanetors
Cone Tss Ntten
Major
Purdy
E. W. Raymond
Raymond
Alice
Winnie Stevens
Carl Burke
John Brandenbure
Pearl Thomas
Waverly
J. Brodie
Elliott Losee
Dessie Losee
Will Pike
Sarah Whitman
Ida Bremer
Spring Fountain
Fred
Guy Hinkley
Eagle Grove
John Rourke
Chas, White
New London
Minn
Ira Rourke
Ross
Oelwein
C. J. Mooney
Ti. M. Losee
Jim McGee
Matt Clary
Chas
Alcock
Man in Shack Heir to 290000 Dollar Inheritance
Gustaf Jadeaux, a farmer near Fort Dodge, Iowa, was notified he inherits 18 000 in cash and 280 acres of coal land valued at 1000 an acre. He lives in a shack with his brother, is about 41 years old, single, and has lived in Webster county five years. The donor appears to be his brother in law, though exact relation unclear. Jadeaux plans no public remarks on the windfall.
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Fort Dodge
Ohio
Jadeaux
Patriarchs Militant Accepts Summer Home Plan
Fort Dodge Iowa yesterday morning the Patriarchs Militant of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows accepted Clear Lake Land Company's proposal to transfer Oakwood Park hotel property to the order in exchange for selling nearby lots to lodge members. The property includes the hotel six and one half acres for drill and 74 feet of lake front. Clear Lake was chosen for the August meeting as attendance at the grand lodge region nears 1500 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Independendent Order of Odd Fellows
Clear Lake Land Company
Oakwood
Park Hotel
Lake Front
C. W. Paschal
Fontanelle
J. C. Milner
Balle, Plaine
Clear Lake
Lodge
Grand Lodge
Gion of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Jis
Foley Kidney Pills Succeed in Relieving Bladder Pain
An advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills relieve symptoms of weak kidneys and painful bladder action. The copy claims the pills are honestly made to aid nature by rebuilding excreting kidney tissue and restoring normal function. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
Cedar Rapids Council Criticized Over Quo Vadis Showings
Very Rev J Z Toomey pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception criticizes Cedar Rapids city council for permitting the Quo Vadis sins to be shown at Greene's opera house after protests. He says business leaders also condemned the council for selective theater bans and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
J. Z. Toomey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Greene's
Opera House
Father Toomey
Regulations In Effect On Federal Wildlife Protections
Washington officials clarify that new federal rules for the protection of migratory and destructively birds may be in force, though a misunderstanding prompted temporary hold. Departments urge compliance as interpretations are refined, impacting duties and enforcement.
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Washington
TR C
Rocul
Offre
Arrioy
Unreadable OCR summary item from historical page
Fragmentary text mentions various names and terms with no clear event or context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize into a coherent item.
Colonial Land Company files voluntary bankruptcy in Delaware County
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court by Colonial Land Company of Delaware county. Liabilities are listed at 320000 with small assets, following an involuntary proceeding already started against Peter Kiene and Son. The Colonial Land Company owns the building company for Kiene and Son. Meanwhile Charles Fay, of 209 Vine street, sustained numerous bruises and a back injury after being struck by an electric car driven by Mrs. A. Sylvester at 1300 in front of Black's store. he remained conscious and was taken home with a improving condition.
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Dubuque
Colonial Land Company
Delaware County Corporation
Peter Kiene & Son
Colonial Land “O
Bulding Company
Kien’ & Son
Harles Fay
Vine Street
A. Sylvester
Franklin Street
Black
Local church trustees aid pastor’s home setup in Frederika
Trustees D L Bowers Will Ager Chas Hale Chas Alcock Nate Tibbetts N H Holms and J R Gunsalus drove to Plainesfield to fetch pastor’s goods. They returned to a ready parsonage as the M E church thanks the Social Hour club ladies for making a cozy home for the pastor and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Bergman
Herman
Sumner
Henry Bergman
Will Whitman
Waterloo
Henry Borkhaus
Chicago Heights
Douglas Township
Clarence Rust
Mollie Eisenheart
Arthur
Wadena
Minn
J. W. Mwanbiger
All But Lost in Mining Prospects in Idaho Case
F B Merriam appointed receiver of the Iowa Mining Co with bond 500. Stockholders list shows 439000 shares sold to 46 investors. Claims in Kootenai County Idaho deemed speculative with no development efforts or depth analysis. Receiver barred from selling below 5000 and includes details on officers and locations.
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F. &. Merrian
Iowa Mining Co
Kootensi County
Idaho
Kootenai Co
McGinty
Iowa Company
McGinty Mining Co
H. H. Markley
Republicans visit and local social notes in New Hampton area
The piece records assorted social movements and visits in New Hampton and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs. Mary Filler visiting in New Hampshire, Freddie Bergman and wife and Miss Viola Johnston driving to Waterloo, and several local residents attending a teachers meeting in Cedar Falls. Additional items note Mrs. Wm. Wendt’s return to Appleton Minnesota, Mabel Rice visiting Appleton with her two boys, and multiple local residents attending a New Hampton celebration. Also listed are activity notes about Segebarth, Bremer in Waterloo, John Donovyn’s illness, and Chas Golding with John Zwanziger in Tripoli, plus Earl Chadwick in Tripoli.
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Republic
Mary Filler
New Hampton
Ira Ayers
Freddie Bergman
Viola Johnston
Waterloo
Miss Dawson
Cedar Fails
Wm. Wendt
Appleton
Minn
Mabel Rice
Frank Rice
Will Green, Jr
Clyde Clary
Jerry Sullivan
Nettie O'Day
Bertha Mooney
Nate Tibbetts
Ida Link
Will Segebarth
Frank Bremer
John Donoviyn
Chas Golding
John Zwanziger
Tripoli
Earl Chadwick
Tripol
Cuticura Soap Heals Severe Infant Eczema Case
A Roxbury, Ohio mother reports her two week old son developed widespread eczema on his face arms and head causing scratching and disfigurement. After trying a treatment the child improved only after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment nightly. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers samples and a skin care booklet.
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Roxbury
Ohio
John White
Mar
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
New Kresko Skin Remedy Launches In City
NEW DISCOVERY The Kresko Laboratories of New York report a new preparation for eczema rash pimples and other skin diseases now on sale with leading druggists. Sufferers can obtain instant relief with little expense. KRESKO trial size 25c large jar 1.00 KRESKO Soap samples free address Kresko Laboratories Dept 103 450 Fourth Ave New York allied distributors listed.
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Kresko Laboratories
New York
Kresko
Dept
Fourth Ave
Wangler Bros. Co
B. W. Schuneman Co
Knapp Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Hugh W. Taggart
Henderson Drug Co
Weekend Visit Highlights in New Hampton Area
Lea Holm and his wife spent Saturday in New Hampton with family. Emma Young joined them for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Robineau planned to return to Minnesota after meeting there. John Carney and his wife departed for Appleton Minnesota last Friday to tend his farm.
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Lea Holm
New Hampton
Emma Young
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Dairy Cattle Congress
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Richard Stewart
Elizabeth Morris
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Robert Lawrence Sueher
Eldridge Ellis
Gleen Jaynes
Floyd Lawrence Jovans
Donald G. Tournier
Council Dean
Richard C. White
Maxwell Ryan
Eugene Williams
Margaret Moore
Herbert Eugene Shoemaker
Walter Clifford Hoch
Mation Funk
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Mark Edward Anderson
Willifred Webb
Gladys Hall
Willard de
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Shirley J. Sadler
Dorothy Merrill
Shirley Scovil
Helen Elizabeth Watkins
Thelma Stibley
Robert C. Ferrend
Kieth Fulton Wright
Robert Morris Law
Harold Oscar Funston
Carl L. Bruner
Donald Clair Phinney
J. Arnold
Alyssa Ruth Brooks
Ruth Moessner
Lucie Reaney
Ross Borth
Cecil Jacobsen
Alfred Hahn
Margaret Allen
Paul Will
Robert van Chase
Evelyn
Rene Peck
Bernice Ernst
Gerald Wall
Franklin Fish
Hazel Slaughter
Max J. Paloter
Mary Terrill
Vance LeRoy Bronson
George Leonard Parks
Carol Alberta Buri
Loyd
Arthur Wills
Laverne
Williams
Clair Shay
Cedar Falls
Josephine Virginia Quante
Charles Robert Lewis
William L. Owens
Mary Ellen Brown
Janesville
Robert
Dove
Plainfield
James Lewis Roach
Dunkerton
Claude Raymond McMillan
Della—Rovert L. Piercy
Warverly
William Allen Scully
Wellsburg
Gerald Joseph Chuck
Frederika
J. E. E. Markley
C. McFarland
T. J. Fletcher
G. HE. Winter
W.D. Allan
Law Board of Directors
H. H. Piersol
H. J. Markley
Mexico
E. J. Merrin
Sycamore St
Natonal Woolen Mill
First Nat'l Bank
Alexander
G F. Alexander Co
Exchange St
Portland
Maine
Arya
Waterloo Fruit & Commission CO
East Fifth
Morris & CO
Waterloo Evening Courier
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Panama
Old
United States
Col. Goethals
Gatun
Culebra
Willis J. Abbot
Great Canal Zone
Canal
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