Waterloo Symphony Plays Here Sunday
The Waterloo Symphony Orchestra under Prof Edward Kurtz will give its second concert in Cedar Rapids at Memorial auditorium at 330. It is free to the public. The Cedar Rapids Symphony, led by Prof Joseph Kitchin, will visit Waterloo later. The program opens with Beethoven Leonore overture followed by Schubert Rosamunde Ballet Suite. Conductor Kurtz also performs his own Symphony in A minor, first American premiere here, with past Rochester and Cedar Rapids performances noted.
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Edward Kurtz
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Wil Memorial Auditorium
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Kitchin
Coe College
Waterloo
Waterloo Orchestra
Beethoven
Fidelio
Schubert
Kurtz
Rochester, N. Y
Howard Han Sen
Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On
Advertising copy for Creomulsion promotes a creosote based emulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing and healing of inflamed membranes, germ growth inhibition, and systemic absorption with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
Tama Funeral Honors William Wilkinson at Tama
Funeral services for William Wilkinson of Tama were held Wednesday at the Peter Man and Hutchison chapel in Toledo with Dr. J H Yaggy presiding. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery Tama. Wilkinson born March 7 1872 in Moulton came to Tama at age seven and married Dora Shelton in 1901. Survived by widow two children two sisters and a brother-in-law. Iowa City Chamber of Commerce elects Charles Beckman as president succeeding Herman Smith with George Nagle named vice president and JL R Spencer as treasurer. No action on secretarial election.
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Tama
William Wilkinson
J. H. Yaggy
United Brethren Church
Toledo
Peterman and Hutchison
Oak Hill
Mr. Wilkinson
G W
Harriet Wilkinson
Moulton
Dora Shelton
BE. R. Cooper
LaPorte
Ind
Reece
Marshalltown
Rosa Wall
Montour
S. H. Ferneau
Highland
James Schallar
Iowa City
Charles Beckman
Stars Forecast a Prosperous Path for January 13
The for Friday January 13 prediction says the Solar tribe favors advancement and profitable relations with large interests and corporations. It notes negotiations with secret bodies or diplomatic circles, and praises prospects for those with birthdays. Salmon P. Chase is named as a notable nativity.
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Salmon P. Chase
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Recap of events from the Gazette listing Charlies T Bowman elected federation of labor president. Mrs Ethel Thompson and Robert C G Whitmore wed Jan 10. Public rights talk given by Elmer Johnson. Orchard hosts reception for Second Christian church. George Wilson and Majestic theater minstrel act. Coldest day of winter with 10 below. Kuda Kosky killed at Quaker Oats mill. Dorlan scores 300 at Grand hotel box ball parlors. Miss Margaret Howard dies from burns before nurse graduate. Two Milwaukee freight trains wrecked east of Covington. Lawson Daniels and Libbie Shearer head to Los Angeles. Ida Claire Neff and Benjamin Blackburn wed in Prescott. Dr Edward A Berry farewelled before leaving for Atlanta seminary. Mrs Mattie Burns heads to northwestern state department store. West Palm Beach lowers real estate tax assessment by fifty percent.
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Charlies T. Bowman
Rock Island
Federation of Labor
Ethel Thompson
Robert CG. Whitmore
Hugh Orchard
Elmer Johnson
Ad Club
Second Christian Church
Orchard
George Wilson
Majestic Theater
Kuda Kosky
Quaker Oats
Milwaukee
Ninth Avenue
First Street
Leon Dorlan
Grand Hotel
Margaret Howard
St. Luke's Hospital
Sigourney
Covington
Lawson Daniels
Libbie Shearer
Los Angeles
Calif
Ida Claire Neff
Cedar Rapids
Benjamin Blackburn
Council City
Alaska
Prescott
Ariz
First Congregational Church
Edward A. Berry
Berry
Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Mattie Burns
Baby Talk Ridicule and Advice From Miss Manners Column
A reader complains Lenore overuses baby talk as she nears middle age. The Myners advise ignoring petty gossip from M and remaining entertaining to keep B satisfied, trusting his fidelity unless proven unworthy.
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Lenore
Appreciation From Dan to Miss Manners
Dan thanks Miss Manners for past advice on puzzling invitations and says he benefited from refusing them. He sends June thanks for encouragement and hopes they may become personally acquainted someday. The answer returns thanks from June and T and wishes good luck to Dan.
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Miss Manners
June
Dan
Perpetual Savings Declares 116th Consecutive Dividend
At the association annual meeting held Tuesday evening the 16th consecutive dividend was declared and ordered paid to shareholders of record. The report of officers for the year was read and approved. One-half the workers of the world are engaged in agriculture.
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Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
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