Huerta Chief Arrested In 1914 Texas Horse Theft Case
Apolito Rodriguez, ex captain in Huerta's Mexican army, is jailed in El Paso on a charge of stealing thirteen horses from Clemente Vergara in February 1914. The case drew attention after Vergara’s murder and the exhumation and return of his body to Texas. Texas rangers traced Rodriguez's movements and arrested him last week, amid broader calls for Mexican authorities to honor a punishment demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Apolitoodriguez
Vieiano Huerta
Clemente Ergara
Texas
Ergara
Vergara
Rio Tando
Verrara
Lares
Exas
Texas Rangers
Rodriguez
el Paso
Inter
Citien
Messean “el
Waverly Social Notes and Hospital Operations
In Waverly on Sunday many locals, including Dr and Mrs Hemingway and Mr and Mrs J B Hemphaway, visited friends. Carrie Bales underwent tonsil and adenoid removal at Mercy Hospital, while Catherine and Mary, two La Dage daughters, also had adenoid removal. A Bremer County student society meeting at St Joseph’s Mercy Hospital featured lectures by Dr Rackafellow and Drs Rohif, Kern, Rockafellow, Des Moines, and Robinson, followed by operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Chaffee
Perry Broadie
Desvines
Cedar Falls
Bremer County
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Felock
Rackafellow
Les Moines
Rohif
Kern
Segal
Drs. Rockafellow Des Maines
Robinson
Rowley News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Mrs Worley returns from Shellsburg after a month with her son C G Worley. Max Hepner Fidel Koppenhayer trip from Buchanan Toledo. J W Butler returns from Becker county Minnesota. Mrs Peter Keane and Mary back from New York. John Lloyd Worley injured in lumber yard fall fracturing near wrist. Glenn Wallace pursuing pharmacy studies in Des Moines. Frank Blake travels to Canada Northwest to inspect farms. John Corkery attends niece’s funeral in Terre Haute body shipped here. Samuel Necker and two children visit from Chippean Falls Wis. Gene Goodwin family visiting Muscatine while husband on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Becker County
Minnesota
Peter Keane
Mary
New York
John Lloydé Worley
Arny
Glenn Wallace
Des Moines
King
Wallace Brothers
Frank Blake
Canin
Northwest
Texas
Arkansas
John Corkery
Independence
Terre Haute
Ind
Samuel Necker
Wis
Willian Rekburg
Cedar Falls Week at District Fair Highlights
Cedar Falls hosts district fair with Waterloo day ahead as thousands attend. Schools open 8 to 12, with 6,000 expected on grounds. Cedar Falls day sees business offices closing at noon and reopening later. Includes updates on local travelers, club events, and Sunday morning parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bay
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Local notes on residents and land changes
During his absence Charles Goodwin heads the barber shop while Mrs. Uha Rosencrans recovers in room. Mr. Winkle from near Jesup rents the Van Orsdal half section farm a half mile west of town and will move there March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodwin
uHa Rosencrans
Mr. Winkle
Jesup
van Orsdal
Greene News Notes Local Visits and Departures
Greene, Sept 20. Traveling salesman George Allis from Cedar Rapids visited relatives the Ellis family. Irene Thompson left for Cedar Rapids to enter Coe College for a second year in music. Mrs O L Grandall has been ill at her son Charles Crandall’s home. Joe Hartness goes to Cedar Rapids for a course at the Cedar Rapids Business College. H A Leete bought Greene Auto Company business from G N Mead with all machinery and stock. possession taken Thursday. Mrs EB Robt Kirk, confined to bed, now able to sit up. George Berger came from Elkader for a week with his parents. Mr and Mrs Wm Porter returned to Hopkinton after visiting Rev Porter. C F Blasier recovering from illness and sits up briefly. Earl McCarthy resigned from Bouchholk store, left for Iowa City to study liberal arts. Harley Gibson, son of Art and Mrs James Gibson, died Sept 14 after a short illness of double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berger
Wm. Porter
Rev. Porter
Hopkington
C. F. Blasier
Earl McCarthy
Bouchholk
Iowa City
Center Point Couple Marry in La Porte City Home
Miss Maud Joyce and Mr. Clarence Canda wed at the bride’s sister’s home near La Porte city on September 12. They plan to make Waterloo their home. Rev. C. J. Robins and wife move from Center Point to Birmingham. Bay View outfit hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Pride and daughter Winnifred last Friday. The 13th annual reunion at the Lime County Veterans’ association is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Maud Joyce
Clarence Canda
John Arnett
la Porte City
Ganda
Waterloo
C. J. Robins
Birmingham
Bay View
Prie
Winnifred
Lime County
Sign of Hell In The City Last Tuesday And Wednesday
Veterans registry shows 101 names. Carrie E H Dennison born near Center Point January 17 1883 died Glenwood September 11 1915. Body to Ar Ad a for burial Monday. Mrs R W Brookman hosted a social Thursday for her young daughter. Vern Anangst bound for Ames to enter the State Agricultural College. Reliance theatre moved to Newland building Main Street last week with modern moving picture facilities. Dora Orville Newland and Leal Dunlap returned to Iowa City for another year at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E H. Dennison
Lewis and
Louisa Dennison
Center Point
Glenwood
Arhada
R. W. Brookman
Vern Anangst
Ames
State Agriculural College
Reliance Theatre
Newland
Main Street
Pictuures
Dora
Orville Newland
Lea
Dunlap
Iowa City
University
Rockford Items Include Transfers and Local News
M J Murry sold his 120 acre farm to Duncan Willey. Dr Yewrich called to Aysh ton for a serious illness of his father. Ladies Aid of the M E church cleared 966 in the past year. Mrs Julia Martins bungalow work advances. Attorney M W Reet back from Los Angeles. Burton learns his brother and wife abandoned Oklahoma trip due to bad roads. Seven Rockford students attend Cerwen college this fall. Brick Tile plant reports orders 90 cartoads behind. Teachers of the public schools were given a reception at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
M. J. Murry Wis
Duncan Willey
Yewrich
Ayshton
Ladies' Aid Society
M. E. Church
Julia Martin
M. W. Reet
Los Angeles
Cal
S. F E. Burton
L. R. Burton
Oklahoma
Cerwen College
Brick & Tile Company
Methodist Church
St Ansgar Fair Highlights Local Exhibits and Moves
Mitchell reports a busy St Ansgar fair with L. R. Docker ty revealing renowned gladiols and Rev M Van Swearingen showcasing dahlias. Ais BE GWetre offered tasting works while the Fred Alltz family plans to move to Osage. H E Wilson returns to Cedar Falls to resume college, Zoda Diekerman departs Maple Mill to teach, and Mrs FQ Broanson of Waterloo greets Mr and Mrs Chris Pach departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Yager
Maple Mill
FQ. Broanson
Waterloo
PD. Cady
Chris. Pach
Local Notes From Minneapolis Area Farm Visits And Patients
This week for Minneapolis to live on their farm near that city. A. L. Butters had an operation for appendicitis at the Sayre hospital Osage last week and is getting along satisfactorily. Mrs H Indra has returned home from Rochester Minn where she went for an operation. Miss Ruth Dockerley went to lower City Friday where she is a junior this year at the university. Mrs E J Stokes and son O Stokes visited Mr and Mrs L W Williams at Waterloo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
A. L. Butters
Sayre Hospital
Osage
H. Indra
Rochester
Minn
Ruth Dockerley
Lower City
University
E. J. Stokes
O. Stokes
L. W. ‘Williams
Waterloo
P. B. O. club meeting and local notices in Reinbeck
The P. B. O. club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday September 22 at the home of Mrs Susie Miller. Mr and Mrs Robert Hercules left for Charleston Illinois due to Mrs Hercules mother’s illness. Mrs Albert Moore fell down a cellar where she was badly bruised. A shower was given by the Fintre Nous club at Mrs Moeller’s home in honor of Miss Stella Camp soon to wed Mr John Kulmer Jr of Oskalooza formerly Reinbeck. Mrs Robert Lonergan and two younger children visiting relatives at Elma. Mrs L J Hickson visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeller
Stella Camp
John Kulmer, Jr
Oskalooza
Robert Lonergan
Elma Fa
L. J. Hickson
Cure for Childs Face Breakouts Promises Relief
Mrs Lewis White reports her daughter suffered early facial pimples that grew into large sores. After trying various remedies, Curleura Soap and Ointment cleared the skin in weeks, leaving no trace of the prior condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Beach
Mich
Mra
Lewis White
Mournful notices from Vinton and local deaths
The community mourns several losses including Robert Cunningham who died after an accident near Ravknwellley and his wife. Mrs S A Duke and daughter Mrs Ko Welle from Minespolis visit. Funeral details note interment at Relaberk cemetery beside his wife. Also remembered are Hart W. Walla born Princeton 1888 and others with services held Friday.
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Vinton
S.A. Duke
Ko Welle
Minespolis
Robert Cunmingghai
Widnehtey
Mire
Maya Bresems
Ravknwellley
Robinson
Cat Pha
Furgeval
Wight
Ketubeck
Chas. Mertins
Wayerogs
Gladbrook
Local Happenings In Shell Rock And Nearby
Jay Myers sold a residence to Oscar Lushbrook of Parkersburg. Harold Hammant family moved to Chariton City for work in a barber shop. Epworth league hosted town teachers at the M. Church. Mrs. Saral Lead of Allison visited George and family. Clyde Steventon sold barber shop fixtures to H. Sinkes and a shirt to Mason City. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Stoddard hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mildred Waite. Cedar Valley Baptist association will convene in Shell Rock on Sept site 28. good speakers expected.
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Shell Rock
Jay Myers
Oscar Lushbrook
Parkersburg
Big Henn
Mers. Mockford
Phlippt
Allison
Werteremers
D. Lead
Harold Hammamt
Charing City
Hamm
Epworth League
Saral
George
Clyde Steventon
H. Sinkes
Mason City
T. Myers
Marshalltown
Mesdames
Warmon
Stoddard
Dissolution Notice for Magle Ten Ghip Creamery Association
Notice of dissolution for the Magle Ten ghip Creamery Association organized under Iowa state law. The association, formed May 26, and dissolved by action of the members, lists officers Franklin Klein as president Garvey as secretary and includes addresses and contact details. The notice notes suspension of operations and dissolution actions effective in 2004 with formal declaration to creditors and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magle Ten Ghip Creamery Association
Carpar Hudr
Cailer
Iowa
Real estate transfers in Black Hawk and surrounding areas
Records show multiple property conveyances across Waterloo Cedar Falls and adjoining towns. Transfers include Hoover receiver to Hawk Improvement Co for numerous lots in several blocks, Charles J. Smith to Olin McChane in Kennedy's Seconds addition, A W Brown to WL Brown part lot 7 in various Cedar Falls additions, James B Dandfield to Wilder Murray, Wilbert Murray to James Kantfield, and Waterloo Chautauqua and Bibi Taguiuie to W W Boole in Cedar River park division A, with amounts listed such as 36 dollars, 1300 dollars, and 9225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Tra J
Hoover Reveiver
Hawk Improvement Co
Reneiver
Wastfield
Waterlon
Charles J. Smith
Olin McChane
Kennedy
Wid Fo
Sgba
Waterloo Chantauqua
Bibi Taguiuie
W. W. Boole
Cedar River Park
Blisses Visit In St. Ansgar Sunday Stop
Prof. and Mrs. B. J. Bliss drove from Anns, Prigay morning to spend Sunday with L. G. McMinney. Miss Laura Stevern returns from Colfax Wisconsin to teach at the Clyde school. Rush Culver came back to Fayette last week to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
B. J. Bliss
Anns
Prigay
L. LG
A Mother's Peace Ad: Mother's Friend Relief
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe dependable remedy for expectant mothers. It claims the product relieves strain on nerves and supports natural spinal alignment, promising comfort and peace of mind during pregnancy.
Don’t Be Fooled By GETS-IT For Corns And Calluses
A dated ad warns readers not to trust imitators and to choose GETS-IT, claiming it is the genuine corn and callus remedy. The notice emphasizes safety and popularity, urging buyers to avoid fakes and trust the advertised product.
Property Transfers in Waterloo Area Listings
A series of real estate conveyances shows Blayket aA Camp, Whitney's Sub, and West Waterloo parcels. Kohl & Bon to H J Rhine, Grand View Place, and Gloony to George J Smith at Kenwood Park. Arbuckle guardian to Albert O Dailey and Leah B Robinson with undivided 1 4 interests. sums range from 1 to 926 dollars in Waterloo and Waterloo East neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blayket
Wranda L. Camp
Pirt
Whitney's
West Waterloo
Wiliam Nelson
Clark Thurston
Litchfeld
Waterloo
J. W. Arbuckle
Guardian
Albert O. Dailey
Leah B. Robinson
Ricker
Hralnohbere
Waterloo East
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WERTA
Fay Pace
Waverly
Stanley Smith
Tripoli Autoso
J. GC. Mesager
Carl Wick
Amily
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Lyons
Sarah Birum
Iaterloo
Catherine
Nerey Hospital
John Rust
William Eagon
Tripoli
Yester
D. N. Hurd
IRS
Tel
Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Corpver
Lawn City
A. &. Mason
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falle
Chauncy P. Colegrove
Woman's ‘Club
Will Bremer
Washington Street
Hubert Bremer
Hamer Veatch
Iawa City
Law
The
State University
Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revolution
Billa Kerr
Charles BE. Hearst
C. Wyth
Civics
Colfax
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Northeastern Association of Town, Congregational Ministers and Church
Congregational
J. I
Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harold 5. Parr
Mist Congregational Church
Albert M. Rice
Wavarly
James &. Snowden
Waterloo Cléergymen
Walter Metcalf
Johanna Hansen
Sloanx City
Henrietta Thornton
Slansen
Cedar Waller District
A. House
Maquoketa
J.L. Bailey
G. O. Hartman
John Wartman
J. W. Reimer
Dein
Gladys Young
Harlan
Anna Young
M. A. Petersen
Nashua
Arthur Kingman
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Susan McBain
Grinsel
Art Smith
District Fair Grounds
Peter Miller
Waterloo Road
E. Snowden
Bondurant
W. le
Fava
Eb. R. Wiener
Zion Noahgelical Church
Evangelical Association
Polath
Portland
San Francisco
Gates Agapen
Cedar Valley
Fh. T. Webster
Romeo C. Webster
Fretgville
Webster
Mitchell
Reinbeck
Sui
Mro
Mer
Bert
Arti Rowland
Annia Hetamiller
Uce
Fevtiean
Raylug
Maya
Shaffer
Mis
Eli
Pranic Klein
Troeshlent
Jon. Garvey
Secretary
Estatio 'Rhanstias
Black Hawk County Atstrant
Hall
Cneney & CO
Toleta
Dinggists
C Wien
Frontier Asthma CO
M Niegara
Ffudsur Hitater
Sendree
Bexvins
Jonsen
Prtter
Atic Fepe
Dirasvints
I. Veenee
Chet Ran
HEMO
DrigStore
West Fourth Street
Waterloo Sycamore Street
Peione
Sycamore Street
Panama-Pacific
California
New West
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Carte
R. A
Dee Moines
Java
Ryant Witc
Ranenh City
Min
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