Red tailed hawk shot near Hudson by pastor
A specimen of the red tailed hawk hen hawk, a buteo harealis, was wounded by a shotgun yesterday afternoon at Hudson by Rev. I. C. Diffavon, pastor of the United Brethren church. The bird, though brought to the ground, was not seriously hurt and measured 52 inches tip to tip. This is the second capture of the species by Mr. Dillavon in the county, the first sent to college for mounting.
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Hudson
I. CL Diffavon
United Brethren Church
Dillavon
Tee College
Paralyzed Mrs Nunemaker Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs Annis Jones Nunemaker aged about 77 died yesterday afternoon at 4 20 at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Williard 117 Smith street after a paralysis attack. She was born January 18 1845 in eastern Canada and spent much of her life in Iowa and Dakota. Survived by several children, funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Anna Nunemaker
Fred Williard
Smith Street
Annis Jones
Canada
W. H. Nunemaker
Iowa
Dakota
Emil Lindenburg
Dubuane
Williard
Mr. Eddy
Oregon City
R. T. Nunemaker
Belmingham
Waeh
T. M. Nanemaker
Oak Side
Alg. Nanemaker
Waterloo
Coming Marriage Is Announced In Social Gathering
Miss Nellie Collentine presided at a Halloween dinner party last evening at the home of her sister Mrs L A Perry on Smith Street. Fourteen guests attended as her intimate friends, with arrangements set around a large table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Collentine
Vane V. Bertholf
Perry
Delia Colentine
Myrtle Crail
Loretta Kibby
Miss Maude
Collentine
Wallowe
L. A. Perry
Smith Street
Deserter notices from John Melchoff and Mrs Reardon
Notice announces John Melchoff will not be responsible for debts of wife Aimee Melchoff after she left home and filed for divorce. Also notes Mrs John Reardon from Wellington flats leaves Wellington for Cedar Rapids for a few weeks visit with relatives.
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John Melchoff
Aimee Melchoff
Atrion
John Reardon
Wellington Flats
Cedar Rapids
Federal Court Opens Today for Trial
Federal court opened today as cases ready for trial proceed in a streamlined session. No additional details were provided on specific defendants or charges.
Four Damage Suits Against Railways In Federal Court
The United States district court in the eastern division of Iowa opened with Judge Reed presiding as clerk. Four damage suits against railway companies are scheduled, including American Ball Bearing Co vs Maytag-Mason Motor Co et al, with one case postponed due to defense counsel illness. The Waterloo Majestic theatre hosts Annie Abbott the Georgia magnet, whose feats draw laughter and curiosity as audiences test the claimed powers.
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United States District Court For
Northern District of Iowa
Federal
H. T. Reed
Cresco
A. J. van Duzee
Dubuque
American Ball Bearing Company
Maytag-Mason Motor Company
W. L. Reed
Lake Okoboji
Frank B
Georgia Magnet
Waterloo
Annie Abbott
Majestic Theatre
Miss Abbott
Georgia
Cecilian Club Elects New Officers at St Marys Parish
The Cecilian club of St Marys parish elected officers: President Miss Lena Kurth Vice president Miss Celia Wagoner Secretary Miss Josephine Rheisen. Thirty members attended a Waterloo theatre performance and a banquet in the church dining hall served by Misses Trost Schilling and Steinberger.
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Cecilian Club
St. Mary's Parish
Lena Kurth
Celia Wagoner
Josephine Rheisen
Waterloo Theatre
Trost
Schilling
Steinberger
Cedar Falls and Waterloo eye crop expert hire
A Cedar Falls committee informs Waterloo Chamber of Commerce it supports forming a crop expert employment bureau to aid agricultural interests. The group plans to cooperate with Waterloo, following Sioux City’s call for assistance, and conveyed details to A W Brown, chamber secretary, from Chas Hearst and A A Burger.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
A. W. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Chas. Hearst
A. A. Burger
Evening Courier
Sioux City
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Town Talk on Florence Wattles Socialist Speaker
Miss Florence Wattles, a six year public advocate for socialism, spoke at the Labor temple last night to a large audience, with local members claiming notable progress for the cause. Also notes on E M Mabie ill with pneumonia, coroner postponements, and Waterloo notables.
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Florence Wattles
Labor Temple
Miss Wattles
John Wilson Granted Full Pardon In Iowa Case
John Wilson, convicted in Black Hawk county criminal court in March 1910 for obtaining money by false pretense, has been discharged by the board of pardons through Gov. Carroll, papers received by County Clerk Fred E. Pet tit show. Wilson was sentenced to Fort Madison penitentiary but was paroled earlier.
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John Wilson
Black Hawk County
Board of Pardons
Gov. Carroll
Fred 8. Pettit
Wilson
Fort Madison
Pity Among Girls and Boys Cited in Quiet Riches of Fear
A reflective comparison notes pity felt by a steady girl for the lonely companion and by a skilled diver for the hesitant swimmer, portraying social empathy across simple, intimate scenes and avoiding direct sensational detail.
Market closes with varied stock values in New York
The New York Stock Exchange closed with mixed results as Canadian Pacific and Reading showed gains while Pittsburgh and Indiana companies dipped. Major rail and steel shares such as United States Steel and Northern Pacific remained active, with Amalgamated Copper and Great Northern also reported.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Heleeas
American ‘Smelter
David
Byace
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Peace
GE Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Common
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
BO Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
la Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Opportunity Knocks Fourth Women Seek Oregon Government Lands
Four young women from Chicago travel to Oregon via the south and California to solicit subscriptions for a magazine. The quartet Frieda Shadr Bess Tiedmans Edith Bell and Ella Turkey plan to claim government land in Oregon once there. They were last seen on Jefferson Street canvassing plasterers from a scaffold.
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Chicago
Oregon
South
California
Frieda Shadr
Bess Tiedmans
Edith Bell
Ella Turkey
Jefferson Street
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the Majestic
Strange Bir
Mondey
Federal Court
Lef Abbott
Anna
Charles Kennan
Joe Kettler & Co
Kathleen Rooney
Erin’s Isle
Magee & Kerry
CLUB
Waterloo Club
State Board of Health
Jones
E. M. Mabie
New York City
Co. E. Stumma
Read Iyn Bank
Wilford Nolan
C. A. Waterbury
Rebecca Shade
A. F. Churchill
Burlington
Mr. Churchill
New York Mail
Gasoline Engine Co
Kenwood Park
C. C. Heath
Schley St
Broadway
White
West Fifth Street
Lane St
Kent
Randolph St
Hammond Ave
ER. H
Care Courier
West Tenth Street
West Ninth
Burch Brothers Co
Press Agent Murphy
Blackhawk
Harles E. Pickett
Pickett
Charles E. Pickett
Congress
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