Councilmen Favor New Rosa Project on Lafayette Street
Local report recalls a year ago today when councilmen favored a project to build Rosa along Lafayette Street near Chautauqua Park. Mary Graham’s home at 1603 Washington Street was struck by lightning causing severe damage. Socialists of Waterloo sent a message to William Haywood, then on trial for murder of ex-Governor Steunenberger, requesting a retirement date.
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Rosa
Lafayette Street
Chautauqua ‘Park
Mary Graham
Washington Street
Waterloo
Meszage
William Haywood
Steunenberger
Picnic notes show a crowded Northeastern Iowa gathering
The article recounts the Northeastern Iowa picnic with numerous uniformed neighbors, Foresters and Woodmen, highlighting attendees from Cedar Falls Mason City Oelwein and Jesup. It notes parade novelties like a horse less manure spreader, band performances and speeches by local leaders as crowd participation grows.
Visitors swell Waterloo crowd at Woodmen picnic
Waterloo welcomed thousands of excursionists drawn by the Woodmen picnic. Railroads underwrote most arrivals, with about 4 900 travelers plus several thousand local residents arriving by road, bringing an estimated total of 10 000 visitors. The event featured speeches by Mayor Doty, Hon. W. S. Hart, and leaders from Royal Neighbors and Suwanee Jubilee Singers.
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Waterloo
Aspark
Jon
Merriny
R. A. Doty
Doty
Modern Woodmen of
America
W. S. Hart
Suwanee Jubilee Singers
Minneapolis
F. Pickett
C. G. Saunders
Council Blults
Hart
Bertha Kelly
Myra Enright
Royal Neighbors of America
Enright
Paaltien
Local residents visit in Waterloo and surrounding towns
P Creek area notes many visitors and relatives stopping in Waterloo Osage and nearby towns. Tripoli Twin City guests include Mr and Mrs Geo Carsten Mrs Buckman and daughter and Mrs Young. Minneap olis Frank Ferris and Detroit connection through Howard Alderman among others. Cedar area exchanges and farm movement highlighted by George Bateman Hiram of Forest City and B A Anderson of Seattle.
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John Doelmler
Waverly
Emma Ragmuss
Gladbrook
Jabu Boehmter
Davie McGurk
M. I
Kansas
Independence
Harry Crown
Arthur Watson
Jes Moines
Watson
A. H. Ufford
Sadie Wolcott
Will Ufford
Avedale
G. H. Birhey
Davis Mernor
Grinnell
Kemmerer
Frank Hunter
George Schlling
Manila
P. 1
Islands
Schilling
Fay
Percy Hunt
Towa Gity
Af. C. Hunt
G. H. Bogue
Denver
Prof. Hunt
Mre
Geo. Carsten
Tripoli
F. A. Buckman
Aor
Hughes
BE. Young
St. Paul
City
C. C. Kohagen
Frank Ferris
Minneapolis
O. M. Kenney
Glen
Shady Grove
L. E. Woodruff
8. C. Reased
Dorothy
Luverne
Minn
A. DB
Detroit
Mich
Hubert Wheelac
Arthur Young
Companiet A. C
Bollinger
Los Angeles
Wil
Salt Lake City
Mr. Young
John B. Young
Geo. Bateman
Hagie Township
Hiram
Forest City
Bugle Township
Waterloo
le B. A. Anderson
Seatte, Wash
Yarclay
Sehmilt
Dewar
Ddr
Anderson
Can your strawberries how GC H Eighmeys 7412t
Readable text fragment mentions strawberries and a business name H Eighmeys with a street number 7412 but lacks clear news event or context to form a full item.
Talk on nature study at Chautauqua park opens week
Prof Cameron delivers a morning talk on Nature Study at Chautauqua park with a follow up tomorrow from 11 60 to 12 00 The illustrated evening lecture will draw a large audience due to many bird photographs taken locally A parade incident at Bridge and Commercial streets caused a near crush but officers and organizers kept the crowd moving safely Cascarils cure bodilyits A C Smith Drug Co Sat
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Cameron
Chautauqua Park
Bridge
Commercial
Modern Woodmen Picnic in New Hampton Draws Crowd
The Northeast Iowa association picnic drew a large crowd with speakers including Hon. Charles Pickett and Hon. G. U. Saunders. New Hampton won the bid to host next year’s event as officers were elected and fraternal rites demonstrated. Outdoor amusements attracted hundreds early, with the courtyard lawn a popular viewing spot.
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New Hampton
Jesup
Card of Thanks from Livingston Streeter Scribner
We thank friends who remembered us during our mother's illness and death. Mrs A Livingston Mrs J A Streeter Mrs A Scribner Baton Rouge Louisiana June 23 Governor Sanders signed the Lucia anti racing bill, effective thirty days from today.
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A. Livingston
J. A. Streeter
Baton Rouge
Sanders
Marked for the Reaper. A Kidney Remedy Tale
A Oakland mother sought help for her ailing daughter claiming a long illness from kidney disease. The story claims the daughter recovered after using Fulton’s Renal Compound, with promotional lines urging requests for literature and mentioning local agents.
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L. Herkes
Kirkham Street
Oakland
Sal
Fulton
John
Cal
Wangler Bros
Runaway Wagon Jams East Fourth Street Crowd
A heavy work team hitched to a dirt wagon hauling from Mulberry street bolted onto East Fourth causing a wild run through a crowded artery. They veered onto the corner and collided with a brick pile outside Hileman and Gindi building, riders unhurt aside from scrapes as bystanders and workers halted the wagon.
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East Fourth
Mulberry
View Hileman & Gindi
Fourth Street
Lost gold bowed glasses in envelope to Mrs Fowler
Lost pair of gold bowed glasses in an envelope addressed to Mrs George W Fowler 515 East Park Avenue. Return to Fowler Co office for reward. Also a rental ad notes Fifteen houses listed by Powers to Go. Royal Neighbors float praised as complete in line of parody with many compliments heard as it passed in review.
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Geo. W. Fowler
East Park Avenue
Fowler Co
Town Life Insurance Company organized in Waterloo Iowa
Official publication notice states Town Life Insurance Company is organized under Iowa laws to conduct life insurance business with a capital of 100000 dollars, in Waterloo Black Hawk County. The board of directors includes Mullan Powers Morning Ferguson Wise Jameson and Ferguson. officers McElhinney president Ferguson secretary Illingworth treasurer director Powers medical director. The company began February 10 1908 and will exist 50 years unless dissolved. Board to be elected annually by stockholders at the first Tuesday after January 15.
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Towa
Town Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Sifsirs
Chas. W. Mullan
F W. Powers
George 3. Mornin
F. F. McBibinney
A. N. Odenheimer
G. L. Kingsley
J. D. Easton
George B. McWilliams
C. A. Wise
W. R. Jameson
F. A. Ferguson
F. FP. McElhinney
F.A. Ferguson
W. I. Illingworth
F. W. Powers
F. FL McElhinney
A. Ferguson
Minneapolis man nabbed after pocketbook found on him
A man claiming to be Monroe Mussett of Minneapolis was arrested near Fourth and Sycamore during a Woodmen parade and jailed pending investigation. A woman's purse was found on his person and authorities seek identification. one dollar was found in the purse. No other arrests reported as Cedar Falls area crowds enjoyed concerts by Cedar Falls Waterloo and Charles City bands.
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Waterloo
C.F
New Hampton
Waverly
Denver
Asinois Central
Albert Lea
Decorah
Seeyess
Socrl& P
W. G
Monroe -Mussett
Minneapolis
Fourth
Sycamore Stream
Will Urie
Mussett
Rae
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Earl Church
Westfield
Cobart
Ooidnight
Markets Summary from Lamson Bros Office and Major Exchanges
Live stock and grain receipts projected for today with hogs easing after a slow open and cattle and sheep steady to slightly higher. New York stock prices listed with several industrials and rail names showing varied moves, United States Steel and American Sugar among notes.
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Chicago
New York
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
United States Steel
American Sugar
Knights of Columbus and other groups announce meetings
Knights of Columbus will meet tonight in regular session. Brotherhood American Yeomen holds a regular meeting Friday June 26 at 6:00 at TF. W. hall with initiation. KOTM Cedar Tent No. 29 plans a regular review Friday evening at Eagles hall in all degrees. Florence Club meets with Mrs. A.H. Nagel at 133 Argyle Street Friday afternoon. all members urged to attend. Robert Anderson Post 68 opens Friday June 26 with W.R.G. program and entertainment. all welcome. Casarilis die bodily Ne. A.G.C. Smith Drug Co. Birt Stolt Bros shown plaster of Paris piece weighing nearly a ton.
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Knights of Columbus
Brotherhood American Yeomen
TF. W. Hall
Cedar Tent
Eagles’ Hall
Florence Club
A. H. Nagel
Argyle Street
Robert Anderson
W.R. Gc
Earl Church Missing Important Meeting Notice
Local executive committees for the state convention will meet at the Reporter office Friday afternoon June 26 1908 at 4 00 to audit and file all bills with the executive committee by noon Friday All chairs of sub committees must secure every bill contracted and audited before checks are issued by treasurer F J Bighmey This is a critical matter to ensure all bills are paid by 6 00 Friday night.
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F. J. Bigh Mey
W. FP. Parrott
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Asancalion
GC. W. Hawes
Wa Ue
Hvardant
Hale Street
Corn Ball
Malawiticn
Valeries
Eicker Phime
M. W
G. CG. Saunders
C. H. McNider
Mason City
Peoria
Francis KR. Korns
Davenport
W. M. Peek
Pay-ette County
Avoirdupois
Charles Plummer
Pesk
Oelwein
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Foresters
Waukon
McNider
Maynard
Burch Bros. Tricycle
P. W. Belangee
Wm. Taft
B. Bentley
Taft
Teddy
Woodmen
Jappy
Jenks
J.D. Cain
W. E H. Drake
J. F. Drake
Campy
Palo
Cedar Fally
G. H. Bimney Tate
Pletsburg
Adls
Whol Stauffer
J. B. Webb
A. J. Edwards
Chautauqua Fark
Rex
Ckea
Shajtanberger
L. Lauterwasaer
Yau Horn
Dand S W
A. C. Smith Drug Co
Suwanee
Lenee
Hong
Ey Pickett
Oaker
Torbe
Apen
Charles Pickett
Nomines Tor
Congress
Pickett
Woodmen of America
Tthe Lodge
Oich
Saunders
Saunder
Northeastern Iowa Association
East Side Opera House
H. L. Green
O. D. Young
Carleton Silas
Lucy James
New Hampton Camp
Dr. Gable
Osage
M. E. Tollman
William Peek
Ryan
Thos. Stokes
Trast
H. J
Green
Robert Newton
St. Ansgar
Waterloo Forestera
Carleton Slag
Delwela
the Reaper
West Third Avenues
Clinthero
Irving Hotel
Argyle, Street
Cummins
REO
FORD
Overland
Premier
Corn Belt Auto Company
Waterlo
Monroe Mussit
East Fourth Street
Monroe Musestt
Lamson Bros. L.C
Gasser Block
Sycamore
BSSR
Hs. Coha
Ae . Yluly
A. GC. -Smith Nrug Co. Birt
Stolt Bros
Plaster of Paris
Ames
Logan Hotel
Wateroo
SORIA
Gunan
Shallemberger
Bania
Doctor McManus
LaFayette Block
Earl
Cedar River
Hackenschmidt
London
George Hackenschmidt
Aix la Chapelle
France
Fifth Street
Trafic
WW. F. Wise
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