Waterloo Factories Show Strong Payroll and Output Growth
A Waterloo report by J B Ogle & Co. notes 81 factories with annual output of 12.45 million dollars and wages totaling 1.28 million, underscoring factory influence on the city’s commerce. Bank clearances for October reach 2.804 million, with deposits around 6.41 million, while four loan associations saw loans and accumulations totaling about 24.8 thousand. Local real estate transfers stood at 54.96 thousand with mortgages around 34.93 thousand.
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Waterloo
J. B. Ogle & Co
Jeza
Ananciil Urgese
Ogle
Thare
Otober
Getobar
Banda
County Recorder's Office
Bryan on His Way Home Speaks Across Kansas Today
Lincoln Nebraska November 2 William J Bryan nears end of campaign with speeches in Kansas today. Democrats prepare a rousing reception on his Lincoln arrival. Bryan will spend election day at Fairview home except morning vote at the walls. Telegraph firms add wires and logistics for tomorrow night results at Bryan home.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Kansas
Royal Democrats
Lincoln
Bryan A
Fairview
Bryan
A L Fox Died Suddenly in Sioux City
A traveling salesman and organizer of the Iowa Saddlery Company, A L Fox died Saturday evening at his home 3820 Pearl Street from heart trouble. He was about 55, survived by his wife, two sons Mark and Ed, and daughter Lorena. He had worked for Waterloo Saddlery, organized Iowa Saddlery, and held posts with Studebaker Wagon and other firms. He was to attend a United Commercial Travelers meeting when stricken.
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Pearl Street
Fox
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo Lodge
Sioux City
Mark
Mise Lorena
Ives
The
O. U. Ww. Order
Cedar Falls News Roundup Delayed by Local Events
Cedar Falls items note Mrs. F. P. N. Chase arriving from Chicago to visit son HL Chase, Mrs. W. R. Graham returning to Des Moines, Mrs. G. W. Newton hosting friends, and Mr. Kellar’s father’s death in Waterloo. Also reports Mrs. Ellen J. Cable’s long travel, J. Aldrich anniversary trip to Sioux City, Dayton mill reopening, Cedar Falls normal games, club meetings, and Halloween parties with Mystic stories.
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Cedar
FP. N. Chase
Chicago
HL Chase
W. R. Graham
Des Moines
Cedar Falla
Newton
Cart Kellar
Harlington
Neb
Kellar
Waterloo
Ellen J. Cable
Var
United States
Alaska
J. Aldrich
Sioux City
Myra
Foe Foy
P. M. Alddich
H. J. Aldrich
Dayton
Cedar Falls
Tigers
Cedar Falls High School
Readiog Circle
Be. Powers
F. D. Bierce
Myra Call
George
Elu
Dubuque
District Federation
Nineteenth Century Club
TM. Fuller
Russ Flora Olmstey
FM. Cutter
J. Scott Stevens
Clib
Hallowe'en
Misa Riggs
Registration Surge Tops Five Thousand Marks
Voters show registration growth with over 5,000 marks reached as officials face the challenge of registering all within 720 minutes. Fourth Ward leads with more than 1,500 registered in four days.
Aged Voter Registration and Election Day Guidance
Voter registration totals and precinct notes for Waterloo show increases over last election in four wards with one machine per precinct. Citizens urged to arrive early and be ready to vote as 720 minutes are allowed, with polling places and officials listed for each ward and precinct.
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Waterloo
Yate
Gibson
West Fourth Street
Seventi and
Blom Streets
Logan House
Sycamore Atract
Fragmentary Names List From Fourth Ward Precinct Clerks
A partial OCR shows numerous names and clerks associated with Fourth ward precincts including judges and clerks such as John Rath S J Vale I B Kagcht G W Stilson B H Kascht C M Wyant Theo Wolfram P J Marti Chas F Morth and John F Simpson. The text appears as a roster or note rather than a complete article.
Stock Market Apathy Gives Way to Recovery Hopes
In New York on November 2 the stock exchange showed apathy amid uncertainty from the election, but optimism persisted that business and markets will regain momentum. Rail earnings and bank clearings signal improving activity, while prices stay high due to natural resource growth, capital demand, and wage rises, with railroads set for investment and better financial health.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Businey
Pew
Securites
Europe
Townsfolk Gather for Kitchen Shower and Weddings
Mrs Nettie Boogue received a kitchen shower on Wednesday. Wills Crosby visited for his grandmother Sarah Cannon's funeral, held Friday, later interred in Clarksville. Lettie Cain wed Melvin Padget at Waverly, with Cain a Shell Rock native. Community extends best wishes as they establish home west of town near Despie. J W Reed and wife arrived from Washington to vote for Taft. Mrs R is a painter for Mrs George McIntyre. Emma Meads at daughter JW McCague’s home. John A Larkin away to Jefferson township. Elmer Aptel from Waterloo visiting relatives. Mrs Beebe and Mrs Gladys Stingley of Chicago visiting W H Betts family. Joe Jewell hosts an aunt and cousin from San Francisco en route home from Chicago.
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Nettie Boogue
Wills Crosby
Omaha
Sarah Cannon
C. Hodson
Inis City
J. J. Watson
Clarksville
Lettie Cain
Melvin Padget
Waverly
Miss Cain
Shell Rock
Taft
George McIntyre
Edgar Brown
O'Brien County
Emma Meads
JW. A. McCague
Ba Bishop
Leslie Lincoln
Allison
Beebe
Gladys Stingley
Chicago
W- H. Betts
San Francisco
New Hampton Couple United In Alta Vista Marriage
Guy Ames of New Hampton wed Miss Amy Beatty of Alta Vista in an Alta Vista M E parsonage ceremony officiated by Rev. Mether. Burglars forced entry at J M McAloon’s store last night, searched the stock, and stole two gold watch chains valued at $6 and some coins. McAloon’s loss appears minor aside from the lunch break. C H Chernyk of Waterloo visited the city. Thompson family from Waterloo spent days with their son-in-law's family. Mig Thompson aids in services.
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Guy Ames
Amy Beatty
Alta Vista
M. E. Parsonage
Mether
J. M. MccAloon
McAloon
Noy
Cc. H. Chermyk
Waterloo
Thompson
Evatseliwt Thompson
Mig Thompson
James K Polk Born In North Carolina In 11th Presidency
James K Polk, eleventh president of the United States, born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Educated at the University of North Carolina, admitted to the bar at 26, served in the state legislature, elected to the U.S. House and as speaker, governor of Tennessee, and won the 1844 presidential election. His era saw Oregon boundary fixation, Texas annexation, and the Mexican War. He retired March 4, 1845.
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James K. Polk
United States
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Fourtess
House of Representatives
Ten- Reeser
Henry Clay
Oregon
Texas
Dyspepsia cure claims byspopsia tablets promise relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for three forms of dyspepsia. It asserts the pills digest food independently, enhance gastric juices, and restore stomach strength. Claims include rapid digestion of large amounts of food and delivery of trial packages by mail from Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Go
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
The Julia Plumb School of Music Announces Faculty
Miss Plumb leads advanced piano and pipe organ studies with gates methods and class work. Miss Lilian Dietz teaches piano and methods. Miss Maude Waterfield focuses on piano and airs. Ray M. Lewis and L. La Brooks cover piano pipe organ and voice. Mrs. C. H. Stillman offers piano and voice. Four corps of primary teachers. Lessons at students homes. Courses for teachers a specialty.
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Plumb
Lilian Dietz
Maude Waterfield
Ray M. Lewis
Yilano
Wae L. la Brooks
C. H. Stillman
Real estate transfers filed on Saturday deeds list
Real estate transfers show deeds filed by Smith Lichty and Hillman Co to Jane Tree Cedar Falls lot E Waterloo W A Peverill to G Sitts W Waterloo Anna K Taneyhill to Eva L Taneyhill Waterto 4 C Taneyhill to Anna Taneyhill Cedar Falls lot E Waterloo Cora E Jay to D B Hall Cedar Falls Oaklawn Bldg Co to J G Bb lot W Waterloo W Hoff to Cora Hoff lot W Waterloo Julia Acklay to H W Wilcox Waterloo lot A T Bills to Th W jot Waterloo Cedar River park Liehty to Kathryn Hantte Ban Cedar River park transfers total 5365 dollars.
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Tetord
Smith, Lichty, & Hillman Co
Jane Tree
E. Waterloo
A. W. Peverill
Anna Tanay- bin
Cora E. Jay
D. B. Hall
Cedar Falls
Oaklawn Bldg. Co
J. G. Bb
W. Waterloo
W. B. Hoff
Cora Ar. Hoff
Julia Acklay
H. W. Wilco
Waterloo
B. Waterloo
G. EL Liehty
Kathryn Hantte- Ban
Cedar River Park
Raw Lungs and Cough Remedies in 19th Century Ad
Fragmentary wartime style notice notes lung ailments described as consumptive and productive coughing. Mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy claimed to ease persistent coughs, with references to yellow packaging and sellers Wangler Bros and J. K. Joder. Includes a domestic shop scene about children and siblings.
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Foley
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W. B. Naumen
Ira Hoover
FL. Margule
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J. B. Netupster
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F. E. Leeper
Henry Bork Clerks
W. i. Hostetler
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East Fourth Street
Jimmy Britt
Johnny Summers
London
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Aeronautic Society
Yale
Los Angeles
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Alantic City
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Jimmy Clabby
New Orleans
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George Memsia
Jack Blackburn
Philadelphia
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Nebraska
Henry Clews
Wall Street
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Dod
New Hampton
James Polk
Nashville, Tenn
Reed
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Joe Schiel
Hardware Man
Gale By All Grocery
Black Hawk J & M
State House Coffee
Black Hawk
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Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co
Julia Plumb
West Sixth Street
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