Deae Man Run Down by Train
Martin W. Stubbs dies from injuries after being struck by an eastbound Illinois Central train on Utica street Waterloo. Deafness kept him from hearing the warning. he suffered multiple injuries and never regained consciousness. He was 74, married Ella MacDermott in 1892. survived by siblings and numerous relatives.
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Utica Street
Mulberry
Lafayette
Martin W. Stubbs
Mr. Stubbs
Xoost
Stubbs
Illinois Central
Oak Avenue
Edwin H. Stubbs
England
Chicago
Gilbertville
Waterloo
Ella MacDermott
Charles L. Stubbs
Farmington
Wash
Frank W. Stubbs
Mencos
Colo
W. G. Mille
Dell Rapids
Tamah Stubbs
Aew
John W. Stubbs
Frank Wright
Enrollment totals rise at Waterloo West pupil intake
Enrollment at Waterloo West reaches 1940 students across the high school and affiliated buildings. The article notes the total and hints at continued growth over the next two months with distribution among Whittier and other campuses.
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Echoola
Waterloo West
Institutnna
Uaditre Coreen Fmernon Ce Svsa
Eee Whittier
Ees. Towel
Ccnceenee SremtMald Occ
Cece
Cedar Falls Personal Notes Feature Local Visitors
Cedar Falls Ia Sept 13 Cedar Falls notes travelers and stay at homes. The Sheehan English Opera company of 160 arrives by Great Western with bookings from Waverly Waterloo Grundy Center and Parkersburg. Various residents return from trips and local events unfold with reports of fishing and scout activities.
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Cedar Falls
Sheehan English Opera Company
Great Western
Cotton
Waverly
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Parkerspurg
Waterloo Dairy Show Prep Ties To Cattle Congress
J. J. Ross of Iowa Falls, secretary of the Iowa State Dairy association, tours Waterloo to finalize the program for the Iowa State Butter makers' convention held with the Waterloo Cattle Congress. Prof. BE S Estes notes two herd applications from Arizona and Northern California for barn space, but Waterloo show offers premiums only for five breeds: Ayrshires Guernseys Holsteins Brown Swiss.
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J. J. Ross
Iowa Falls
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa State Buttermakers’ Association
Waterloo Cattle Congress
BE. S. Estes
Arizona
Nouthern
California
Harvest home picnic set by Denver band and social notes
Denver phrasings report a harvest home picnic planned by the Denver band for Sept 31 with a big evening dance. Local society updates mention visits, appointments, and small gatherings including the Mission Society, HH club meetings, a birthday surprise for Rev. Schoenhohm, and various trips among residents like Mrs. Florence Hansen, Miss Martha Neverman, and others. Several locals purchase Ford cars recently.
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Denver
Florence Hansen
Gilbertville
Martha Neverman
Waterlan
Mission Society
Fred Meier
Chas. Hunt
Washburn
HH. Club
Mesdames Geo. Jatinke
Erama Kehes
Rev. F. Schoenhohm
Land values and fortunes near Regina Canada attract investors
Wisely invested land near Regina Canada has yielded large fortunes as shown by Harry Fields and others. Rownd recalls Regina's rise from $40 per acre seven years ago to offers of $450 and $526 for Fields land near the city. Fields earned over 10000 from wheat grown for the government experiment station. Regina’s growth and the cyclone’s destruction are noted with more landholding gains and losses among Cedar Falls figures. The piece also covers memorial services planned for Rev Samuel J Beach at the Congregational church with addresses and letters of sympathy from church members.
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Cedar Faila
H. Rownd
Harry Fields
Regina
Canada
Rownd
Albert Fields
Waterloo & Cedar Fails Union Mill Company
Fields
Fields Brothers
Cedar Falls
Samuel J. Beach
Congregational Church
Dr. Snowdon
Iowa City
H. H. Seerley
Roger Leavitt
Iowa
Vesta Bryant
Beach
Traveling man in scam sells cheap subscriptions for magazines
S Perrine of Cedar Falls retells a traveling scam involving a man who offered subscriptions to “Corn” and two other magazines at five cents a year with a 25 cent commission. Perrine sent in a batch, only to learn the offer was rejected by publishers. He is refunding subscribers while seeking the stranger’s name and motive. Miss Sadie Taylor returns to Waterloo after a visit in New Hampton.
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Cedar Falls
S. Perrine
Waterloo
Perrine
Investigating Escape of Prisoner From The Tombs
New York September 11. P A Whitney commissioner of charities and correction leads a rigid inquiry into Reynolds Forsbrey escape from the Tombs charged with murder. One watchman has been discharged and the night superintendent is suspended awaiting the commissioner's decision in his cage.
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New York
P. A. Whitney
Commissioner of Charities and Correction
Reynolds Forsbrey
Ben
Miss Kathryn Pfalzgraf Leaves Sternberg Shop For New Post
Miss Pfalzgraf, head fitter and superintendent of alterations, resigns to join C FH Mc Burney company as fitter. The note praises her ability and cites a health tip urging daily outdoor walking and Chamberlain's tablets to aid digestion. Sold by all daglars.
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Kathryn Pfalzgraf
Sternberg Cloak & Suit Shop
C. FH. McBurney Company
Pfalzgraf
All Daglars
Record high aviator deaths prompt caution on reckless amateurs
Experts attribute rising air fatalities to reckless amateurs as ten aviators die in twelve days in September. The piece notes that since 1896 about 199 lives have been lost in aerial pursuit, with improved machines yet more deaths amid growing flyers and more passengers per flight.
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Chicago
Paul Peck
Cicerot Aviation Field
Motorcyclist Killed in Rock Island Bridge Collision
Davenport Iowa Sept 13 Harry Shields a city hall clerk was killed and Mrs Bessie Wiese was badly though not fatally injured when Shields motorcycle collided with a street car on the Rock Island bridge. The woman rode on the back of the motorcycle.
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Tavenport
Harry Shields
Bessie Wiese
Shields
Rock Island Bridge
Stereopticon for Church H W Reherd Lecture
Rev H W Reherd will present an illustrated talk Sunday night under the Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church. The show uses a double resolution stereopticon with slides made in Yokohama and colorized to depict life in India and the Orient. The educational program aims to inform about social and religious customs, labor, dress, and methods used to spread enlightenment, with personal experiences guiding the visuals.
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Fi Presbyterian Church
Begivy
H. W. Reherd
Orient
India
Yokohama
Rehe
Rederd
Caat
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Stein Bloch
Society Brant
Styleplus
Illinois
Central Belt Line
Waterloo Evening Courier
Roy “A. Jarnagin
Bib. Street
Tele
Falls
Red
Sherhan English Opera Company
J. J. DeBar
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Mr. DeBar
Victor Martin
Dr. Martin
LeClaire Martin
Mitchell
S. D
Ewing
Main Street
Airdome
Thies Boysen
Wisconsin
Fanny Dickey
Columbia University
Toronto
Montreal
New England
Arrilla Kerr
Mansfield
Willam Kane
Falla
Newman Catholic Society
Co. W. Turner
Lake Okoboji
Focus
J. W. Whitlock
James Rownd
Lcarp
BOY Scouts
H. Murphy
Clara Segert
Laura Dammerman
Wm. Koepke
Louis Kurt
Arthur Diedman
Dakota
Wim. Greaning
Bertha Lobeck
Dr. Bennet
Wife
Lowstern
HW. Steege
Henry One
Klinger
Black Hawk County
Gina
Rev. Beach
Knox
E. S. Perrine
Stranger
Sadie Taylor
New Hampton
Tri
Falieg
First Presbyterian Brotherhood
Rev. H. W. Reherd
Courier
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