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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

4

May 10 Year Ago Report Of City Notices And Crimes

A May 10 retrospective records two street paving obligations for water and sewer connections, a William Morgan home goods theft valued at $60, an unknown man found at Roy D Atherton's residence, and a May 11 note of 125 State Travelers Protective Association members at Elk's hall with temperance opposition to a liquor permit. A Waterman killed incident is noted near Illinois Central tracks at Latchfield factories.

Dewer William Morgan Roy D. Atherton State Travelers’ Protective Association Elk’s Hall C. D. Wangler Waterman Ilnois Central lAtchfield

Local notes from Waterloo area society and events

Regular city meeting announced with numerous short blurbs on residents and visitors. Updates include Yale Gould illness, family visits in Clarksville and Cedar Rapids, trips to Chicago Minneapolis and Los Angeles, and enrollments in a Waterloo business college. A marriage license was issued for Thomas W. Clark and Lillian Phipps. government barometer signals ongoing storms.

Thos. W. Clark Lillian Clara Phipps Waterloo Byvank Transfer Company

Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Waterloo News

Miss Maude Sayser returns from New Hartford with friends in attendance at day’s end. Clerks and barriers from the postoffice force attended a state meeting in Fort Dodge. Miss Hazel Banton and Miss Weld back from Ames after a Sunday visit. G W Harbin reports a Nebraska trip with snow storms. Togo the bulldog mascot banished to Osage after clashes with police. County attorney E A Orrey and local officials discuss H J Ahrend creditors meeting. Fish law expires Thursday midnight opening game fish season. Lewis Brown recovering after leg injury operation. Cora Griffith and Wm C Kero wers wed at 227 Douglas Street. Prices: Fancy table potatoes 75 cents per bushel. Hartong Grocery.

Hugene Hall Will Schmits Réal Clyde Smith Postoffice Force Fort Dodge Bearriers Hazel Banton Misa Blanche Weld Ames

For Sale Houses on Easy Payments in Linden and City Areas

For sale many properties offered with small down payment and monthly balance like a nine room house with barn on a large lot at 1634 Franklin Street. Lang near the city and other tracts available. Closings at bargain prices with low margins and easy terms.

Linden Madi den Franklin Street

Community Announcements and Club Notices

Local groups schedule meetings and events for May 12 to May 14. Cedar Hive No 37 will convene May 12 at 2:30 PM in the AOCW hall. Even Dozen Club hosts a season picnic at Cedar River park. Entre Nous and Ware Chapel Guild hold May 12 and May 13 meetings. Court No 465 OF meets May 12. Ladies Aid at St Pauls May 13. Local notices mention housing moves, new store openings, and a bake sale apron bazaar at Scallon Hall.

Cedar Hive Cedar River Park Tuerday Mciintoney Elston Franklin Street St. Paul's Methodist Church Crawford Edwards Atreat

Moving Pictures Of Wrestling Match At Syndicate Theatre

May 12 offers films of the Gotch-Hackenschmidt world championship bout at DexPark Pavilion Chicago April 4. Wittig promotes this exhibit with vivid claims of best athletic event footage yet and ticket prices range 15 25 36 cents. Also Mrs Tessie Carter noted for Da Barry and Zaza stars resumes Wed May 13 at the Syndicate theatre. Card of Thanks from Mel A W Seiler and family for recent bereavement support.

Daxter Park Pavilion Chicago W. W. Wittig Bis Syndicate Theatre Wittig Hackenschmidt Bowser Jean Hackenachmidt Tessle-Carter Mise Helyett Phe Usly Heart of Maryland Zaza da Barry Mel A. W. Seiler

Bray's Dessert Proposal on a Autumn River Ride

Dolly Tatum and Bray share a quiet boat trip on a sunny estuary as Bray declares his love and asks Dolly to marry him. Dolly, torn between Bray's steady depth and Gordon's lively charm, asks for time to decide, hoping to keep the morning undisturbed.

Dolly Dollis Beaton Bray Bray Beau Tommy Gordon Gordon Tom Garden Tle Brgy Peter Perfection Dolly Tatum Dany Gray Nla

The Inlet Voyage and Dolly's Quiet Decline

Bray and Dolly drift into trouble during a river outing as a sudden wind shifts their course. Bray falls overboard, returns drenched and humiliated, while Dolly teases him. A meal arrives with a note from Dolly, revealing her heartfelt confession that she loves Bray and will verify in person once his clothes dry.

Dolly Dray Chasinet Bray Butt Beau Himeelf Miles Dolly Aunt Mandy Mandy Dally

Transformation by charity eyes charms plain woman

A bachelor recounts meeting a woman he knew before marriage who seemed plain at home but became strikingly beautiful when she spoke of charitable work for crippled children. He muses that the eyes and conversation altered perception, joking about advising her husband to steer her talk. The anecdote cites the New York Globe.

Marriag New York Globe

Reading quirks in a newspaper paragraph and letter halves

The excerpt notes how readers miss most of a word when a line hides half the letters. By covering the upper half or lower half of text with paper, deciphering becomes difficult or straightforward, illustrating visual reading tricks and a joke about a court of law.

Theo

Markets Today Lamson Bros G Waterloo Office Notice

The notice highlights cash grain focus and market items including grain provisions stocks and bonds with contact details for Lamson Bros and G at Waterloo Office and Gasser Brook.

Lamson Bros. & G Waterloo Ofice Gasser Brook IaWa

Hog and cattle receipts show mixed market movement

May 11 Cuitago reports estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs opened 6 cents under Saturday's average and closed active steady, with mixed and butchers at 35.20 to 36.67. Cattle opened strong to 10 cents higher, closed steady to strong. Sheep opened steady and closed steady with gains not shown. Estimated tomorrow hogs 18,009. cattle and sheep figures not provided.

Cuitago

Butter and Egg Market in Chicago Report

May 11 notes butter and egg prices with quotes for butter at 18 to 21, daily 19 to 23, and dye colors steady. The market shows fluctuating values across staples, with demand and processing impacts reflected in the daily ranges.

Chicago Stoamery Vireta Loa NEW York Stock Market New York Ey Bay Oytte American Locomotiv American Smelter Beeen Baltimore Ohio BO Crooklyy Canadian Pacifie Chesapeake and Dlilg AG de Solarado Central Oo Ga Lonaville Nashville Manhattan Migbouri Paci Centra Pennsylvania Ck Island Southern Presse Southern Railway Paul Union Pacific United States Steel American Sugar

Would Unite Methodists in Baltimore Conference

At the Methodist general conference today a unanimously adopted resolution calls for uniting the Methodist Protestant church with the Methodist Episcopal body. It directs a fraternal deputation of bishops to invite the Methodist Protestants’ general conference in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt and Ambassador Guyea were invited to a reception for fraternal delegates from Britain, Ireland, and Germany. A temperance committee urged parties endorse a platform opposing the war and supporting a reform to divorce the nation from crime.

Baltimore Felaion Methodist General Conference Board of Bishops Pittsburg Roosevelt James Guyea Great Britain Ireland Gamach

Request to resign refused at Cincinnati University

O H Meath Payden, philosophy professor at the University of Cincinnati, was asked by President W Dabney to resign over private views on marriage and sociology politics. He refused and announced opposition to any forced removal. Meanwhile Waterloo Casebaar's Restaurant planned a closing on Wednesday May 13 from 5 to 6.

Cincinnati O. H. Meathpayden University of Cincinnati W. Dabney Crafessor Waterloo Casebaar

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