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Newspaper

Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1907

Page

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The Lion and the Mouse Ends in a Betrothal Scene

Shirley confesses love to Jefferson on a riverbank ride after new duties at the Ryder mansion. He proclaims devotion and asks her to marry him. she consents, sealing their engagement as the Hudson flows by. The moment follows a day of plans to recover her father’s letters and advance her biography project.

Ryder Senior Green Tee Jefferson Ryder Shirley Reeds Miss Green Lam Hirley Dinancier Seventy-fourth Street Ryder Residence Masaapegua Stott John Buikett Hyder Ryder Home Masaupeqtu Senate Bhirley Althoneh Aliwiya Nes Ryiler Dential Slirtay New York Shirtay Mrg Mr. Ryder Mrs. Ryder Carridge Loos Victor Hoga Impire Trading Company John Burkett Ryder Turing Fifth Avenue T Seventy-second Street Ada Poe Ale Iverson Father Briety Shirley Sritten Judge Stott Tie Claremont Hudson Clarémont Grive Heriem Tefferson Sally Broad Hudson Miss Roberts Jeff Paris Wall Chetr Ups

William II Hosts Wine at Veteran Review in Hanover

Berlin reports Emperor William II fell from his saddle during a Hanover veterans parade. He quipped that the mishap was an expensive joke and later ordered wine served to all veterans in the mess. The custom recalls Frederick the Great era of officers paying a wine feast after a saddle mishap.

Berlin Frederick the Great William Hanover

Mayflower Will Race In Jamestown Ocean Race

New York announces Mia Eve M Barker owner of the old Mayflower plans to sail the schooner in the forthcoming ocean race to Jamestown. She will personally steer the vessel during the event.

New York Mia Eve M. Barker Jamestown

Early History of Black Hawk County Schools

The article gives a detailed narrative of Barclay township and nearby districts’ early schooling from 1860s onward, naming teachers such as Emma Morgan, Lydia Lowarter, William Jenkins, and Miss Jessie Stewart, describing classroom setups, salaries, and building changes, and noting notable pupils and local officials. It covers Barclay Center, Bevelty Township No. v2, Barclay No. 7, and community efforts to improve school facilities, with emphasis on the evolution of school houses, directors, and teachers through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Barclay Wineper Ortaut Thae P. A. Merrill Emma Morgan Caroline Tilman Anna Ed. Schuler John Ortner Louis Muhlig Dan Will Louis Lizzie Brann Elmira Delia Julia Rosanne Wiliam Merril Disse Hattia Reed William Jenkins Schosle Jenkins Barclay, Poyner Lester Bennington Lars Meyer F. A. Parson Kansas City Jessie Stewart Magele Stewart Stewart House San Francisco Henry J. Schmitt Price Barclay Center Clara Koster Black Hawk L. J. Labour James Sandilands T. F. Rice James Muncey Henry Denniston Rice Brunn Johnson Ralhies T.F. Rice Sebastian Knoll Katie Wolfe Edward Catshall Maggie Powers Strong Stephen Caldwel W. H. Bachman Waterloo Jennie Ackerman Minnie Hall A. J. Howardse Aggie Foliet Jennie Phifer John Powers Nettle Hewitt Little Davidson C. W. Mullan Rice Schanl Thomas Cunningham E. K. Rice John Meaney A. B. Whitney John Anderson Richard Brown W. R. McMillin Fremont Story Clifford McMillin Jeading Onawa Ellen Rice Ames la Porta W. KE. Robbins Maggie Stewart John McGione M. G. Gunningham Eric Rice Stephen Baldwin Addie Rice J. C. Hains St. Louis Agnés McGione W. R. Faltrett Jennie O'Brien Maggie Teehey Josie Sullivan Charles Walkw Anna Cunningham Mae Wilson Lizaia Burrison Harriet Mitts Eunice Bailey Phlip Billings Theresa Mec Glone Lewis Duffy Robena White Rena Alexander Agnes Brown Jennie McMillin Florence Griswold Mildred Miller N. J. Wallace James Barclay WN. J. Wallace Esther Riley Marcia Hatch Sirk J. BE. Graham J. Goodwin Charles Reynolds M. J. Dunton Addie Favor Don A. Wilson J. D. Caldwell Kansas G. L. Coon William Morton J. D. Abbot James Wolf Geiser Trembauer Muncey Abbot Tracy Sha No. 7 William Walker Robert Dunean Graham Bir. I. Thompson Duncan Walker Sherman William Short Rob Davis Armanda Thompson Joseph Vieth Matte Stage Jacob Sherman Harriet Sandland Redfield House Wm. Walker St. John I. J. Thompson W. Heachman Amanda Rick Ida Barrett Jesup N. B. Hersch Addie Buckmaster F. C. Walker R. I. Bordner Agnes, Teressa John McGlone Eliza Walker Monroe Houser Mr. Houser Myra Alexander Alfred Bown Charles ‘Patten W. J. Chaplin Grandma Walker William Smith Legislatora United States

History of Barclay Township Education by Ada Rice

Ada Rice writes a history of Barclay Township and its schools focusing on No 1 and local families. She notes early settlement by T F Rice in 1856, a fire destroying records from the 19th century, and the Sanderland school location three quarters of a mile from township center.

Barclay Township Ada Rice Barclay T. F Rice John Artner Sanderland

How to Avoid Appendicitis Cited Constipation Link

The article links appendix trouble to habitual constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowel action, and is mild and pleasant to take, warning against substitutes. It lists Wanaler Brog and J K Joder as references or sellers.

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the Lion and the Mouse By Charles Klein W Dillin Fitzroy Bagley Wilhelm Black Hawk County Bevelty Township Maunie M. Salabury Nijnland Courier
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