Three Smallpox Cases Reported Quietly Across City
Three cases of smallpox have been found since Saturday. A Shirleys child pair from 4 West Third Avenue were taken to detention hospital Saturday night, Miss Shirley first female detained. Rosa Plage home in Westfield addition quarantined. victim is 12. Hileman and Gindt finish counting for new brick block on East Fourth Street with foundation and whiteprints for the superstructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirleys
West Third Avenue
Miss Shirley
Rosa Plage
Westfield Addition
Hileman & Gindt
East Fourth Street
Local Report: Manager Boyle Receives Player Duty Word
March report notes manager Frank Boyle told players to report on call. A severe storm deluged Waterloo and flooded basements. The Ellis Hotel opened at a cost of 125000 dollars. Mrs. Charles H. Levin and daughter Elizabeth returned from Sweden. A Waterloo syndicate bought 10807 acres of land in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyle
Iowa Telephone Company
Waterloo
Ellis
Charles H. BE. Levin
Elizabeth
Sweden
Syndicate of Waterloo
Texas
Concert by Francis Macmillen Draws 2500 at Memorial Hall
Francis Macmillen, Ohio-born violinist, drew over 2500 fans to Memorial Hall last night, earning praise for flawless technique and soulful playing. Critics called the performance among the season’s best, with many attendees filing onto the stage to congratulate him. He headlines tonight at the Waterloo theatre with ticket tiers from 25c to 75c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Macmillen
Ohio
Paderewski
Home Sweet Home
Ohio State Journal
Waterloo Theatre
Local notes on station duties and church rites
Athchigan Kansas resident L M Sawyer fills in at the inton station replacing Moore while Hadlith shifts to the ticket window. The Rt Rev Theodore Morrigan of Iowa confirms March 22 Christ Episcopal church first communion with Rev Geo C Hinkis pleased at new members. taxes due by Tuesday with 1 percent penalty after midnight April 1. F O Ball reports Ramonton Alberta growth. tents in poplar groves housing many newcomers. Ward and McCook fray from Riceville visit Waterloo. McCook now bank stockholder and Ward oversees Hleeville Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Sawyer
Athchigan
Kan
Inton
Th Moore
F. J. Hadlith
Mr. Hadth
Ag Chlat ‘Relerk
Largo
Theodore Morrigan
Ilowa
Christ. Episcopal Church
Geo
C. Hinkis
F. O. Ball
Ramonton
Alberta
Canada
F. EB. Ward
Matthaw
Hylsat
Riceville
Waterloo
John Andrews
MecClook
F. Ws. Ward
Hleeville
McCook
St Joseph A City Of Progressive Ideas Says Progress
A Kansas bound trip notes St Joseph as a growing city with 110000 population, new factories and wholesale centers. Hanover and nearby towns showcase scattered business streets. a rebate plan is described to lure buyers from a wide radius by reimbursing rail fares based on total purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stephenson
Kansas
G. W. Stephenson
Redfield
Iowa
St. Joseph
Hanover
Marysville
Washington
United States
Burlington
St. Josseph
Grand Island
Ite
St Lous
Waterloo
Lost and found items and city note items
A fragmented page notes a lost fox terrier with reward at 119 Argyle Street, a "Dining room girl" request at McClinton's restaurant, and a call for a partner with small capital for an amusement device. Also mentions a lost five dollar bill and a poultry prices note with a Des Moines court contract issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Street
McClinton's Restaurant
New Perspective Aboard the Net and Farewell Plans
Nella Wynn departs from New York to Paris to study music, facing loneliness and separation from family, while a romance unfolds with Temple who arrives after learning of her voyage. The scene contrasts bustling harbor farewells with a changing life plan and a hopeful union ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angist
Nella Wynn
New York
Cressville
Paris
Priie
Nelfa
Nella
Crosaville
Wall Street Activity Mixed on March 30
New York stocks opened lower with few gains, volume light. Trade showed slight strength in Union Pacific after a small advance, while St Paul and Anaconda faced losses. cattle, hogs, and sheep markets opened steady with mixed pricing and modest demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock Market
New York
Alock Exchange
Accmison
Seeeeeeve Aceesesaten
Copper Anaconda
Yesseeey Bee
American Smelter
Baltimore and
Brig
Vewetearauae
Mnots Central
National
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Venneylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Paul, O
Union Pacifc
United States Steel
United States
Chicago
Automobile runs up sidewalk on Commercial street
A car skidded on a wet road Monday at 1 40 PM near Henderson's corner and Leavitt Johnson Trust building, running along the sidewalk without injuring pedestrians or causing damage. Bradbury Webb move fixtures across West Fourth Street as Feuss Vorkman prepare to open hardware work. John M Hamilton arrives from Roelefontaine to view Waterloo woven wire fence plant relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Henderson's Corner
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Bradbury & Webb
West Fourth Street
Ail Feuss & Vorkman
John M. Hamilton
Waterloo
Waterloo Carriage Company
Roelefontaine
Ohio
Visit of Dr Shailenberger Continues in Town
The 85th monthly visit of Dr Shailenberger to our town continues with increased practice and patient care. He offers free consultation at Hotel Logan Wa taricn on Saturday April 4th, asserting his valued opinion on patients who seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shailenberger
Chicago
Hotel Logan
Wataricn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aud
BUSBY
Menager
Hansel and Jones
McMillan
America
Violin
Mme, Rosina van Dyke
Richard Hageman
Horr
Chas. H. Yale
Devil’s Auction
Breed & Phelps
Plaina
Dreamland
Denver Street
Second and
Third Avenue
Dr. Bodwell
C. H. Eighmey's
Fourth Street
the Ladies of St
Clinton Hayes
Grundy Center
Arthur Hussman
Dudhuane
A. 8. Mercer
Basin
Wyo
A. J. Wellman
J.J. Wellman
Ed. Westhoff
J.C. Gates
Waverly
T. Girsch
Doxis
Migs
Lotta Richards
Marion
A. T. Whittle
Linn County
Sarah Davis
Cedar_ Rapids
Cornelia Moeller of
Reinbeck
Claude Byerly
A. G. Mathews
William Bahr
Laporte
Brandon
Coral Bird
Charles City
J. B. Elwood
Vine Street
E.G. Loveless of
Osage
C. W. Stilson
Cora Orr
Oskalagsa
Central Holiness University
Blanche Martin
Eldora
W. R. Cole
Nore Springs
Ida
Kathryn Bruce
Iowa Falls
Wateres
Hessie Shoemaker
Shell ‘Rock
B. R
George Shaewpker
Irene van Valkenhers
Mr. and
William Peck
Iva Scott
Maude Fritz
Alice Frahee
Hudson
Irahseig
Hudson Schoola
Clarence Barr
B. O. ‘Winchell
Marble Rock
Esmond Dunkerton
Dunkerton
Business College
Lois Wissinger
The
Times-Tribune
Minneapolis
City
E. M. Storm
South Street
Chariea Ade
Mexico
Ade
Fullerton
Walter H. Schwendler
Congregational Church
Rockford
Arthur J. P. Peterson
Nest No. 95
Gedar Rapids
Town
Waterloo Order of Owls
Graham
H. HW. Forkenbrock
St. Mary's Church
M. Cooney
St. Joseph's Church
Dubuque
A.z.busey
Ottorea
Chas
Texas Ranger
Captain Jack
Jack
Texas Rangers
Ola Fore
San Antonio
Southwest
Waterinn Theatre
BR. C. Thompson
Wm. Starr
Starr
Wangler
Thompson
Iowa National Guard
Sibley
Des Moinesy
Puble Ta
Missouri
Address V. i. Care Reporter
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Bbe
Girla
Larry Temple
Temple
Burt Oor
Crossville
Harry
Derk
M. Temple
Tol
Husist
Meiselle
Nelin
Cole
Tack
Pats
Tess
Fondon
Wen
Bia
Lamson Bros. & G
Dresert
W. R. Patterson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!