Absentee Bettle Estate Closed After Final Report
Final report in the Morris D. Canfield estate shows $2,406.82 distributed to heirs and $130.67 collateral tax collected. Administrator A. H. Lamb filed the matter as an absentee case with Canfield believed missing since 1897 after leaving Spokane for the Klondike. Minor district court actions include DeWald vs Graham and Hileman & Gindt vs Lobencham for funeral-related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egally
Morris D. Canfield
Cedar Falls
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Klondike
Gideon G. Canfield
A. H. Lamb
Johnson Gives 11 Talks in Illinois
Governor Johnson embarks on an Illinois tour with eleven speeches planned across central and southern towns. He travels by special train from Peoria and will address Lincoln Clinton Bloomington Champaign Tuscola Decatur Springfield Taylorville Pana Vandalia and Centerville before the tour ends in Paris or Danville with Senator Frank Funk and other Progressive leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Johnson
Lincoln
Clinton
Bloomington
Champaign
Tuscola
Decatur
Springfield
Taylorville
Pana
Vandalia
Centralia
Frank H. Funk
Illinois
New Party
Colds Cost U S Workers Eighty Million Annually
Dr. Sadler estimates about 80 million dollars in wages are lost each year due to colds. Lost time means lost wages and medical costs. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended to stop coughing and soothe inflamed air passages. H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Foley
H. W. Taggart
J. N. Hill
Homer, Ga
Bryan Attacks Taft and Roosevelt in Colorado Speech
William J. Bryan denounced Taft as failing to cut tariffs promised during his campaign and labeled Theodora Roosevelt the most dangerous man in the country. He criticized Roosevelt’s tenure as president regarding the Tennessee Coal and Iron acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
William J. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
Danderine Hair Dazzle Promises Quick Transformation
A vintage style ad touts Danderine promising doubled hair beauty after a simple application. It claims dust and oil removal, fuller soft hair, and new hair growth after weeks, targeting those with neglected, dull, or thinning hair. A 24 cent bottle is advertised at drug stores and counters.
Trusts and competition stance cited in steel era debate
The article notes a statement by a company executive affiliated with United States Steel Corp criticizing former president for claiming trusts are permanent while affirming competition as legitimate in other sectors. The piece highlights tensions between trust power and market rivalry.
Waterloo Club Member Named Health Department Director
Dr. Margaret V. Clark of the Waterloo Woman's club has been chosen as a director of the health department for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She accepts and will devote much time to public health work, drawing on medical training and experience with baby health contests and Iowa Federation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Margaret V. Clark
General Federation of Woman‘s Clubs
Waterloo
Pr. Clark
Clark
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Progressives name a complete county ticket candidates discussed
The nominating committee at the progressive convention met today and found a wealth of candidates for the county ticket. Names mentioned span from clerk of the court to coroner with several towns supplying multiple aspirants. The adjourned session at 7:30 pm was expected to finalize the slate amidst party divisions and Roosevelt taft questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bull Moogers
First Ward
Progressive
Marshall B. Craig
Cedar Heights
C. A Mills
Waterloo Township
Henderson
Niel ©. Altland
F. H. McCartney
Frank RB. Miller
Cedar Falls
F. M. Lienty
Harry J. Hess
Orange Township
James
Earl
Fast Waterland
H. Hildebrand
James S. Barr
M. J. Butterfield
East Waterloo Township
R. G. Dakin
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Universalists Rally Planned From Church Meeting
The Universalist church society held its quarterly meeting last evening with large attendance. Judge Franklin C. Platt, president, outlined Rally day plans across departments. Women’s social, missionary groups, Sunday school socials, and primary unit meetings are scheduled in the coming days and weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Universalist Church Society
Franklin C. Platt
Ladies’ Social Union
Missionary Societies
City considers night patrol driver appointment amid union objections
The local machinists' union filed protests with the fire and police commission over Farle Yordy’s night patrol driver appointment. All objections except age were overruled, and the case was taken under advisement. Eighteen men applied for police and fire jobs, ten for the police and eight for the fire department, with Dr. de A. Jerger HL OB. Kelly and Chief Ed Leighton conducting the exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farle Yordy
Federal Block Changes Hands In Racine
The J S Case Threshing Machine company of Racine Wis purchased the Federal block at Commercial street and Park avenue. The deed shows 862000 paid with 25000 mortgage assumed. The two story reinforced concrete building fronts 80 feet on Commercial and 140 on Park Avenue. Libby cigar store and billiard rooms remains tenant. Grace L Cascaden signs as president.
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J. S. Case Threshing Machine Company
Racina
Wis
Commercial Street
Park Avenue
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Cascaden Realty & Investment Company
Cascaden
Grace I. Cascaden
Grace L. Cascaden
Floral
J. J. Case Company
Libby Cigar Store
Cascade
Double House Erected in Hagerman Place
James Moore of the Tlinois Central wrecking crew has completed a commodious double house on Hagerman Place facing Falla avenue. It is viewed as a forerunner of more substantial homes in the workingmen's addition. Moore plans a cement sidewalk the first in Hagerman Place and residents seek wider street and bridges over Black Hawk creek, awaiting city attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Tlinois Central Wrecking Crew
Hagerman Place
Falla Avenue
Moore
Power House
Manhard Avenue
Black Hawk Creek
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
W. C. Logan
E. L. Johnson
J. J. Miller
Carleton Sias
A. J. Edwards
Bettle
George DeWald
Mary
F.J
Graham
Hileman & Gindt
Matilda Lobencham
Paris
Danville
Teddy
Waterloo Club
Rearson
United States
J. L Case Company Now
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Litchfield
Irger
Dee Slack
Aiiver
Cicke
Union Painless Dentists
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