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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
3
Waterloo police department logged 77 arrests in November with 61 patrol calls and 80 miles traveled by squad. The compilation notes 14 doors left open, 2 horses killed, 5 sleepers housed free, and a breakdown by age groups and race in the detachments report led by Sergeant J. V. Burbank.
Audience at the Waterloo theater last night enjoyed Clyde Fitch's comedy Girls with lively, natural humor. The play follows three young women Pamela Violet and Kate in flirtation and mischief as Edgar Holt a lawyer faces a wary father and corporate pressures. The review praises snappy dialogue strong staging and balanced ensemble acting led by Bessie Tower in the trio.
Cedar Falls reports on Mr. Moore's return from Clear Lake and Mrs. Co Buller hosting Hillside Cemetery Association. Helen Turner to entertain Queen Esther circle. Fred G Conrad melodrama A Dangerous Friend at Waterloo theatre with low prices. Wrestling card in Waterloo features Dan McLoud vs War Eagle. The Wolf by Eugene Walter slated for Syndicate theatre next Tuesday. Local visits, church meetings, and club officer elections fill community page.
Nervous energy drives the body's major functions and illness stems from lacking nerve energy. Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as a cure for nervous break down with testimonials from Mrs. W. J. Burke of Myrtle Creek Oregon and a promise of a refund if the first bottle fails. Sales pitch notes Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana and local druggists.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Fred Payne, who just returned from a wedding trip, held a reception at Kurth's hall Wednesday evening. About twenty couples attended and enjoyed the event. Small oranges priced at 15 and 20 cents per dozen offered by C H Blightey. A special meat train was sent east to Chicago last night with shipments through here averaging about Atty cars per week.
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