Pride and Poyarty at Waterloo theatre tonight
A collage of local notices lists Pride and Poyarty at the Waterloo theatre and Under Southern Skies at Syndicate, with Mrs Carpenter of Dubuque visiting Waterloo, plus guests from Belvidere and other regional notes about residents, quarantines, travel, and social events.
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Waterloo
Syndicate
Carpenter
Dubuque
J. Ig. Thompson
Belvidere
Mars
J. D. Ebrends
Son
Fort Dodge
Clifford Swan
Madison
Wis
Carrie Netcott
D. G
High Street
Netcott
Independence
Harrison Teal
Charles Barclay
Jaspen R. Teeter
First Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
West Fourth Streets
Dent
Under Sothern Skies Arrives with 24 Member Cast
A 24 member company of Under Sothern Skies arrived this morning from Cedar Rapids for a Greene's engagement. They bring abundant scenery for the southern life production and will perform tonight after a busy day arranging the sets. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served by the social committee, which deserves credit for a pleasant event.
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Ring
Margaret
Fuchs
Cedar Rapids
Greene
Amid Railway Rumors and Employee Shifts at Waterloo
A string of rail and shop updates from Waterloo details layoffs and returns of conductors as Fort Dodge illness prompts changes. Crews on the Great Western and Winds Central adjust tasks, with carpenters remodeling cabs for winter and Milwaukee Road expanding near Dubuque, promising hundreds more jobs and vast coal car orders.
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Waterloo Theatre
A. H. Crandall
Here
Wreepart
Cottrell
West End
Fort Dodge
Nik
F. R. Cooley
Albert Lea
Chas. Parker
New Hartford
Parker
Victorty
George Hale
Delweth
Hoboken
N. J
Hale
Great Western
Gelwein
Des Moines
Andrew Everson
Liza Maynard
Donkerton
Margaret James
Hockford
Mil
Omaha
Jon Munyon
Spokane
Wash
Wr Furner
Kink
Felsner
A. M. Wight
Chicago
Lafayette Street
Winds Central
Harry Timion
Ilinois Central
Herbert Cross
Chicago, Milwaukee and St .Paul Company
Dubuque
Itas
Milwaukee Road
Enal
Wanted Young Lady Roemer Modern House Offer
Classified note seeks a young lady Roemer to a modern house sharing offer. Free use of room to the right party, with address replies directed to A DG care Raporter Add0ne.
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Roemer
Wil
Real Alde
Happy discovery: medicine found food restores health
A sick woman writes of weakness and poor appetite. After trying various medicines, she used Grape-Nuts cereal from Postum Co. and recovered strength. She notes easing stomach distress and improved eating, attributing her recovery to Grape-Nuts and cream.
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Elven
Postum Co
Rattie Creek
Wellville
Theatre Bills At Waterloo Show Town This Week
The Waterloo theatre hosts a busy week with performances by The Top o' the World and Southern Skies. Manager A J Busby returns from a six week southern trip amid high audience acclaim. Sherman Stock opens Pride and Poverty tonight with special free admission for one lady with each paid 26 cent ticket.
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Sherman Stock Company
Waterloo Theatre
Extraordinary Overcoat and Suit Sale Ad Promises Big Savings
The speaker pledges an upcoming advertisement promising an overcoat or two suits at low prices to save men money. He claims readers will learn his methods and that, after 40, they will see him frequently. The message stresses quality, price, and a living profit from his store.
Under Southern Skies at the Syndicate tonight
The Syndicate theatre presents Under Southern Skies tonight with a strong company and scenic allure. Lottie Blair Parker’s Georgia style play set in 1876 Louisiana follows Lelia Crofton torn between two suitors, featuring authentic plantation life, Halloween revels, and Southern music.
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Hatlowa
Syndicate Theatre
Way Downs East
Lottie Blair Parker
Lelia Crofton
Louisiana
Major Crofton
Ita ‘Magis
Duadrike
Tim Murphy at Waterloo in Cupid and the Dollar
Bengal comedian Tim Murphy is set to appear at the Waterloo theatre on Tuesday November 17 in his brand new play Cupid and the Dollar. The piece promises a warm welcome and earnest performances that aim for naturalism over flashy notoriety.
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Tim Murphy
Tir Murphy
Waterloo Theatre
Show Man Demanded Disturbance at Hotel Over Seeings
A man registered as Henry DeMat from New York City caused a hotel disturbance after retiring. He claimed to see things and accused a man of stealing the prettiest girl in New York. He was taken to the station after police were called. He later seemed rational, settled a room, and no further notice was taken. A divorce case Nellie Cable vs Williams Cable moves toward trial with contested decree. Police seek Samuel M. Ray in relation to a separate matter. Ray is thought to be in Laporte after previous events in Waterloo and Mankato. authorities urge reports.
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F. Sauer
Lincoln
Neh
Ben Leyel
Hummer
Henry DeMat
New York City
Sports Theatrical Company
New York
DeMar
Blanchard
Waterloo
Nellie Cable
Williams Cable
Hale
Samuel M. Ray
Laporte
Ray
Mankato
Shetty Crounce
St. Paul
Leighton
Young Tay
Liteporte
Corm
Gested
Notable Theater Figure Delights Crowded Audiences
The piece praises Mr. Murphy as a universally beloved comedian whose talent and easygoing nature endear him to both city crowds and distant audiences. It notes his frequent, warm letters with about two dozen local friends and recalls past stars Sol Smith Russell and John T. Raymond, with varied admission prices listed.
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Tor
Ives
Beblie
Mr. Murphy
Broadway
Becrusa
Sol Smith Russell
John T. Raymond
Community Fraternal Announcements and Social Events
A compilation of irregular notices: regular and special meetings for EO No 716 and other lodges, plus social events. Includes W R O Witt gathering with inspection of corps and refreshments, IO boards, D A R chapter meeting at Mr Palburn’s home, Prudence Society bazaar and dance at Red Man ball, and a fundraiser rummage sale. Also announces a monthly musical service at First Presbyterian Church with Water loo Conservatory orchestra, Tabernacle Chapter election, and a Veterans camp meeting. stock market ticker and a dance in the AOU W hall with Myere orchestra.
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EO. O. F
Wwitt
Carrie Neleatt
Independence
Prudence Society No
Red Man Ball
Ladies Aid Society
M. B
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