Henry P Clarke veteran dies at 88 in Broadhead
Henry P Clarke 88 veteran of the Civil War died at his Broadhead Wisconsin home after a three day illness. He served three years beginning 1861 with the Thirteenth Wisconsin and led the regimental band. He later worked as a pharmacist and drugstore proprietor and served as Broadhead postmaster. He married Hattie Harroun in 1869 and is survived by his wife and son William Clarke. He joined Masonic orders in 1860 and was active in Knights of Pythias.
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Henry P. Clarke
Randolph Street
Edwin, Boardman
First Brethren Church
Broadhead
Wis
Battlefield
Clarke
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Plainfield
N.Y
F. Cohman Drug Company
Milwaukee
Harrison
Hattie B. Harroun
William H. Clarke
Leavitt Street
Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
Robert Anderson
Woman Pays Fine On Liquor Charge
Mrs. Nell Abbott, recently arrested for maintaining a liquor nuisance after a raid at her Manchester home, pled guilty before Judge B H Boies. She was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in jail, though the sentence was suspended pending good behavior after she paid the fine.
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Manchester
Nell Abbott
BH. B. Boies
Waterloo
H. J. Yoran
Victims of Motor Crash and Shootings Show Improvement
Mrs. William J Lash of 515 Baxon street remains seriously ill after an automobile crash with head wounds and a broken shoulder. Arthur Hentges wounded while fleeing Sheriff Utley at Manchester Ta is improving and recovery seems assured. Anna Frerichs 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Frerichs Dolliver Jr, shot accidentally by her brother in Reinbeck Aug 21 is recovering and to be sent home in a few days.
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William J.lash
Baxon Street
Alten -Morial Hospital
Arthur Hentges
Harry Utley
Manchester
Allen Memorial’ Hospital
Anna Frerichs
Conrad Frerichs
Dolliver, Jr
Reinbeck
Allen Memorial Hospital
Former Traer Resident Mae Sutliff Dies in Portland
Mae Wheeler Sutliff, formerly of Traer Iowa, died Wednesday in a Portland Oregon hospital after a short illness while she had gone there for an operation. She was the oldest daughter of George Wheeler and had lived in Yakima Washington before her death.
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Courier
Traer
Mae Wheeler Sutliff
Yakima
Wash
Portland
Ore
Sutliff
Pioneer woman of Traer area dies after long life
The obituary notes the passing of a pioneer woman on a farm northeast of Traer. She is survived by her father, a 99 year old daughter, and a sister Mrs. Florence Martin of Wapato Washington. Her husband died four years ago and her mother two weeks earlier. Mr. Wheeler had been living with Mrs. Sutliff.
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Traer
Wheeler
Sutliff
Florence Martin
Wopata
Wash
Rail service resumes Cedar Falls District schedules set
The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Company announces the start of business on Saturday September 8 resuming rail service in the Cedar Falls district replacing the prior motor coach and rail mix. Trains depart Commercial and Park Avenue at 7 10 8 10 9 10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 and 5 10 AM and five minutes later from Terminal Building. Cedar Falls cars leave at 7 15 8 15 9 15 1 15 2 15 3 15 4 15 and 5 15 PM with no change in bus service between Cedar Falls Waterloo and Rainbow Drive between the two cities.
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Cedar Falls
Commercial
Park Avenue
Cedar, Falls
Waterloo
Vis
Rainbow
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