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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

10

Personal Notes at Cedar Falls 1912

Cedar Falls Oct 23 updates travelers and locals. Civil suit result: Universal Hoist Co v Cedar Falls Land Co with $94 judgment and appeal noted. Local society events, church groups, lectures, and social plans fill the week along Main Street and Franklin Street.

Cedar Falls Universal Hoist Company Cedar Falls Land Company Justice Knapp J. B. Newman Hemenway & Martin Harry Brown Carney West Fourth Street

Boy Scalded By Pot Of Tea In Cedar Falls

The son of Mrs Will Bachman of Water Street pulled a tea pot from the dining table on Monday spilling scalding tea. He sustained severe arm burns with flesh peeling. Mrs C B Clark, the grandmother, rushed to Waterloo to check on him and reports the boy improving under the circumstances.

Cedar Falls Will Bachman Watersloo C. B. Clark Bachman Waterloo

Mt Vernon Twp News From Oct. 22 Cemetery Dinner Planned

Mt Vernon Township notes Mrs Vm Deeming to host Mt Vernon Cemetery Association dinner Friday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Claude Briden last week. Vivian Decker, once critically ill, is improving. Charley Webster builds a cow barn for Fred Baskins. A young group enjoyed an evening at Albert Musch's. District No 2 reports anti toxine vaccinations after a diphtheria scare. Miss Fay of Waterloo, a beloved teacher, died of diphtheria. pupils and community mourn. Mrs Jas Whittle visits from Cedar Falls to help care for Vivian. Edith Baskins visits Canton SD and tours an Indian asylum. Anna Carpenter, hurt by a horse, is recovering. A basket social for Mt Vernon Cemetery is set for Oct 31 at P R Henry home. Bam Besh erects a large stock shed with cement fittings.

Mount Vernon Vm. Deeming Mt. Vernon Thas Miss Fay Jas. Whittle Cedar Falls Vivian Edith Baskins Canton Anna Carpenter Mt. Vernon Cemetery Association P. R. Henry Bam Besh

Numerous local visits and events in Clarksville

On Oct 22 residents shared news of visits and travels. Mrs. Chas Hunt and Mrs. Lb. R Thompson attended the Third district Women’s clubs convention in Town Falls. Numerous relatives visited in Cedar Rapids Lisbon Waterloo and Minnesota. The week featured meetings church events a dairy show a New England supper and a 65th birthday celebration.

Dumont Clyde Ed Phillips Waterloo Chas, Hunt Lb. R Thompson Falla H. B. Boulton Waverly Will Parson Mason City Burr Smith Independence Hazel King Omaha Kennedy W. Clark Northwood Chapman Brockman House Superior Street E. B. Wilder Ed Burnham Blau Claire Wis W. D. Strayer Yockstick Hudson H. B. Bouton Basher McCartney Christian Church Rayburn Singer Presbyterian Church W. RB. C L. L. Downs New England F. M. Cheaver George Jaunteni M. BE Rev. Smith J. E. Gilbert Lewis Buite Charles City Osage Will Dots

Allison still busy week in Allison district court

Allison records a bustling week with court proceedings led by a Shell Rock case where A R McCook v Louis Yardo yielded a 64 50 verdict and split costs. Local arrests include Henry Ackerson on wife desertion, defended by W T Evans of Parkersburg. Community notes cover visits, relocations, church activities, and nearby trips.

Shell Rock A. R. McCook Louis Yardo Henry Ackerson Beaver Grove Shafer

Spreading disease among hogs raises alarm

The article notes a spreading disease among pigs not seen as classic hog cholera, implying unusual illness affecting pork herds and prompting concern among farmers.

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