Danish Woman Elsie Jeremaisen Dies in Waterloo
Mrs. Elsie Katherine Jeremaisen longtime Waterloo resident and Danish colony member died at 1403 Black Hawk Street at 12 30 AM after a lingering illness. Born in Bronber, Denmark on November 23 1839 she and her husband Peter Jeremaisen came to Waterloo in 1888. Survived by sixteen children sixty two grandchildren and many great grandchildren funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Danish Lutheran church with interment in Elmwood cemetery.
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Elsie Katherine Jeremainen
Waterloo
Black Hawk Street
Bronberr
Denmark
Norv
Peter Jeremaisen
Esdames Karen Nelson
Maren Smith
Marie M. Larsen
Asker
Ming
Johan L
Jens CC
Ruskin
Neb
Peter
Elmwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids star players head to Portland in draft
Cedar Rapids loses Roy Brown and Dave Milligan to Portland via a Coast League draft. Manager McCredie wired for both players, with Portland offering about 2200 each. Fans contrast this price with prior Hannibal sale value and lament missing two strong hitters.
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Cedar Rapids
Roy Brown
Dave Milligan
Pa Hill
McCredie
Portland Pacific Coast League
Brown
Milligan
Portland
Hannibal
Syracuse Pupils Strike Indefinite Suspension Follows Protest
Syracuse N Y September 2 One thousand pupils from three high schools were indefinitely suspended after a morning strike protesting study hours from 8 30 a m to 2 50 p m. Pupils fled through windows paraded the business street and held meetings. At Technical high school a boy tried to address the crowd from a barrel but was pulled down by police. The demonstrators demand shorter hours ending at 12 50 p m. In Waterloo a new Griggs Cloak company store is arranged for January 3 at 103 East Fourth Street with a second floor for stock and presentation space.
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Syracuse
Technical High School
Waterloo
David F. Grossman
Gragsn Bros. Cloak Company
Moline
East Fourth
East
Mr. Grossman
Ad Airianatl
Man Arrested After Theft From Des Moines Restaurant
Glenn McGill of Grand Hiver Ja was found with stolen merchandise including a violin and clothing from Laton restaurant after being seen loitering by Detective Pettit. He carried a violin in one hand and a bundle of clothes in the other, wearing multiple coats hats and skirts. He was arrested at the police station on a theft charge.
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Des Moines
Glenn McGill
Grand Hiver
McGill O
Pettit
Laton
Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Commodities and Livestock
Chicago markets report wheat stocks declining in elevators offset by worries from Australia and Russia. Corn and oats edge higher on frost fears, while provisions and hogs weaken due to wet back in the ling market and large receipts. cattle and sheep show softer prices amid steady to weak demand. Kansas City round features hogs steady to lower and cattle receipts at 21,000 with varied steer prices. produce and poultry markets largely unchanged with unsettled potatoes and steady eggs.
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Chicago
Australia
Argentina
Russia
Kansas City
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Waterloo
Grain Prices Across Markets and Futures
Chicago prices for wheat corn and oats with No numbers and grade codes across varieties. Futures listed for New York Duluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg with Sept Dec and Oct maturities and notable bid values and ranges.
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New York
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipec
Real Fight for Thaw's Release Opens in Concord
Concord N H Sept 23 Harry K Thaws real fight for freedom began with the extradition hearing before Governor Felker Lawyers for both sides argued over points of law while William Travers Jerome and Franklin Kennedy sought Thaws surrender Thaw attended with his mother Mrs Mary Copley Thaw and his brother Josiah as a crowd gathered outside the capitol with no demonstration noted during the session
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Felker
William Travers Jerome
New York
Thaw
Franklin Kennedy
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Executive Council
Mary Copley Thaw
Josiah
Capitol Building
United States
Nute
Drew
Colebrook
Josiah Thaw
State House
Harry Kendal
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Fruit Train Wrecks Halt Rail Traffic Near Bord and Independence
Two freight wrecks disrupted lines near Bord west of Cedar Falls and near Independence as broken rail halted traffic for hours. Three cars derailed on the Bord segment and seven cars on the Albert Lea line, injuring none. A separate Illinois Central passenger derailment near Independence prompted an investigation and temporary service stop.
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Mwting Enteat
Pale Road
Albert Lea
Carrville
Bord
Streight
Rong
T Hp Fae
Iate
Cedar Falls
Ilinois Central
Independence
Aml Trafic
Plan for Five Year Cattle Raising Stimulus
Half a million dollars pledged yesterday by the Meat Packers' association at Hotel Sherman to stimulate cattle raising in the United States. The plan contemplates spending 100000 annually for five years to combat a potential meat famine by 1923, with subsidies tapering off as the industry becomes self sustaining.
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Meat Packers’ Association
Hotel Sherman
United States
Grace Cool to Become Bride in Mido Monona Church
Grace Cool, longtime Waverly resident, will wed James Humphrey of Monona Wednesday morning at St Mary's Catholic Church. The couple's wedding plans followed a pretty party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Mooney with pink and white decor.
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Waverly
Elizabeth Mooney
Grace Cool
James Humphrey
Monona
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Miss Cool
Humphrey
Dorothy Dawson
Yester
Local News Briefs from La Porte City and Surrounding Areas
Rev G E Stauffacher and son George traveled to Des Moines for medical care. Mrs A Alington of Mound City Kan visits relatives. Mrs Fred Halbrasa and daughter Elfrieda were Waterloo visitors. George Kober checked land interests in Hillsboro N T. Infantile paralysis quarantine lifted at Roy Longaker home. baby improving but limbs unused. Mrs Fred Roll returns to Vinton after visiting relatives. Walter Hulinger of Waterloo visits. Miss Isabelle Potter of Waterloo visits. Miss Celia Hughes reported ill. Miss Bess Kline of Denver visits before heading to Ottumwa. Mrs R P Nandell and children go to Dysart to visit.
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Madison
Wis
State University
Emma Hagemann
Waterloo
Joe Breckner
Weber
Robert
George Sager
J. ¥. Hazlett
Osincup
Stella
Carrie Burrington
A. C. Harre
Charles Eileen
Allison
J. Burbank
Verne Farnham
Rockford
E. J. Osier
Max Houghton
John Wise
Hart Osier
William Bessmer
Leonard Raecker
Howard Holt
Iowa City
William Breckner
Shrowersville
Minn
Breckner
Lloyd Strom
Oelwein
Frank Edwards
W. Eidredge
Roy Herman
Dorothy Staebling
Clinton
O. Kraushaar
Charles Dettmer
Maude Hastings
F. S. Lauer
la Porte City
G. E. Stauffacher
George
Des Moines
A. Alington
Mound City
Kan
Fred Halbrasa
Elfrieda
George Kober
Hillsboro
N. Th
Alysis
Roy Longaker
Fred Roll
Vinton
Walter Hulinger
Isabelle Potter
Celia Hughes
Bess Kline
Denver
Colo
September milk test report from City inspector Wyant
City Milk Inspector W W Wyant reports September results with 96 tests and 61 milks averaging 4 percent butter fat. Cream tests numbered 35 at 22 percent, butter fat 1-10 of 1 percent below August due to drought and flies. Feed remains similar to winter as pastures dry, but rain should refresh pastures and reduce flies.
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W. W. Wyant
Roger Brunn Recovers After Appendectomy
Roger Brunn the year old son of Mr and Mrs W H Brann is rapidly recovering after an operation for appendicitis at St Francis hospital. He was reported improving last evening and near ready to be moved home.
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Jesup
Mies
Dorothy Staehling
Otto Kraushaar
Myrtle
Minn
Albert Kaatz
C. Wheeler
Cresco
Art Chapin
Tripoli
Will Hallett
Forrest City
H. G. Schell
P. H. Humphrey
Mr. McGuire
St. Louis
Monona
Ed Lusenhop
Arthur Spencer
Elma
A. Steadman
Manchester
H. H. Lawrence
Glaude
Gladys Rameey
Clarksvilla
Dale Gaylord
Lola Carter
Clarksville
Norma Amundeon
Walter Hayes
Frances Strubel
Heald
Nellie Halpin
Rose Fosselman
Jim Curry
Fosselman
Mercy Hospital
Geo. Hertlein
Roger Brunn
W. H. Brann
St. Francis Hospital
Iis
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Elsie Katherine Jeremaisen
Belden Hill
Lamson Brothers &Company
Iowa
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Omaha
Texas
Cash Grain
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N.S
Koes
Styasi
Tae
Tage Tal
Mrs. Thaw
Waterloo Markets
Illinois Central
Jing Mart
Hough
Majiestic Studio
Saudays
Ny Enty
Bargain
East Fourth Street
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
E. Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Mido Grace
Gride
James Humphrey OF
Laporte Daily Bulletin
Ottumwa
R. P. Nandell
Dysart
Ses Ares
Orange Dairy
Calloway Farms
Sneath
Ester Irving House
Thompson New York Grocery
Grant Dairy
Bennett Mgs Ia Oy
Ichocolates
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