Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Waterloo
A Waterloo program reviews Our New Navy footage by Lyman H Howe and native life in the Philippines. It then covers Maggie Pepper at the Waterloo and a Majestic show with The Whirl of Mirth and performances by The Morette Sisters The Metropole Four and The Five O Connor Sisters. Also ads for Wang Miller Shoes and Palace screenings feature Mme Olga Petrova in The Tigress with details on her background and talents.
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America
Lyman H. Howe
Waterloo Theatre
United States Navy
Howe
Philippines
Duele Sam
Maggie Pepper
New York
THE
Majestic
Shean
Bob Hilton
Jack Hughes
Morette Sisters
Metropole Four
Ross
Bloom
Scheidler
Rosclle
Five O'Connor
Tigress
Mme
Olga Petrova
Ratisay Morris
Madame Petrova
Prisoners Plead Not Guilty in County Court
Thirteen county jail inmates, nine white and four colored, were arraigned before Judge Dunham after the March grand jury indictment. Each entered a not guilty plea. Defendants include Ben Cezaral for assault with intent to murder and several nuisance, liquor, larceny, and gambling charges. Some defendants freed on bond will be arraigned next Monday morning. Annie I Sylvester sues Andrew Sylvester to recover two $4,000 electric coupes now in a garage, asserting ownership.
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March Grand Jury
Dunham
State
Ben Cezaral
W. W. Woolley
Chris Sorenson
Butterfield
Woolley
Louis George
James Cheos
W. F. Lake
J. Turtaed
Joseph Miller
C. J. Rudolph
William Boggs
Illfame
J. H. Meyers
B. A. Brown
Itarry I. Robbins
Murtagh
Eugene Ross
Meyers
Brown
Lawrence Davenport
Frank White
Annie I. Sylvester
Andrew Sylvester
Allison Melting Pot at the Allison Opera House Excites Local Audience
The March 31 performance of The Melting Pot at the Allison opera house featured local talent in strong individual and collective portrayals. Music by the orchestra complemented the show, drawing a large crowd and yielding receipts of 76 dollars.
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Allison
Allison Opera House
A. de Long
Elsie de Long
Albert E. Stauffer
E. A. Roadman
Allerton Area Churches and Residents Noted in Allison Items
EpIscopal church officiating. Mr and Mrs Stauffer plan to live on a farm near Marble Rock. Rev E A Roadman attended the funeral of Dr T M Evans district superintendent at Grace M church Waterloo last Saturday. The death of Dr Evans shocked Allison where he was admired. F H Hill and family attended the funeral of Mrs Hill's mother Mrs Wandby at Ap lington last Wednesday. Mrs Wandby died suddenly last Saturday night. Mrs Jamies Rowe learned of her brother's death in Minneapolis. Mrs G M Donoking to visit daughter Mrs Frank Baker at Reading Minn for two months. John Hunt and son Marion from Baronette Wis in Allison. Rev James Rowe resigns from Congregational church and accepts call at Peterson Ind. W Warren Anderson of Stratford a Cornell College student, visited his sister Grace Anderson assistant principal of the high school. Mrs Rh D Shepard of Osage visited relatives here recently. G F Rienhart of Colo Ia a state teachers college student spent Sunday here with Mr and Mrs Silag Austin. Harvey Speely and Ed Weires returned from Chicago.
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John Hunt
Marion
Baronette
Wis
Allison
James Rowe
Congregational
Peterson
W. Warren Anderson
Stratford
Cornell Coflege
Grace Anderson
Riner Pal
Thigh
Rh. D
Washington TWP Visit Notes Mark Week in March
A Mrs Ross and her son from Arlington visit old neighbors this week. Rev Shaffer of Dumont spends Monday and Tuesday with his mother. Washington Union bridge remains impassable after recent high water. Louis Alian leaves for several days in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Guy Thompson and daughter visit Cedar Falls relatives Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dresser spend Sunday in Cedar Falls.
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Washington Two
Ross and Son
Arlington
Shaffer
Dumont
Washington Union Bridge
Louis Alian
Rachester
Minn
Guy Thompson
Ipent
Cedar Falls
Dresser
Elma News Highlights March Visits and Death
Mrs. Anna Sullivan died suddenly at her daughter's home in Waterloo week end. Mrs. Thos Sullivan visited Minnesota. Miss Bell Elgas called in Riceville. Waterloo shoppers Mrs. Dave McCarthy and daughter Anna. Mr and Mrs Mike Kane in New Hampton. Miss Frances McGaurty spent Easter at Acme. Immaculate Conception academy closed for two weeks. Miss Mae Clark visited Osage. Mrs Kate Fair and family went to Bailes. Jon Rilbee family moved to Waterloo. Mrs Frank Clark hosted tea for Miss Anna McCarthy. Mrs Milo Wagner of New Hampton visiting Car Wagner home. Miss Mayme Sullivan visited Cedar Rapids. Miss Mary Powers visiting parental home. family left for Seattle to join son Clarence.
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Thos. Sullivan
Frank
Minnesota
Bell Elgas
Riceville
Anna Sullivan
Wo. Murry
Dave McCarthy
Anna
Waterloo
Mike Kane
New Hampton
Frank Stevenson
Bernie Dunn
Frances McGaurty
Acme
Immaculate Conception Academy
Mae Clark
John McSweeney
Osage
Kate Fair
Bailes
Jon. Rilbee
Frank Clark
Anna McCarthy
Milo Wagner
Car Wagner
Mayme Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Mary Powers
Fredericksburg Fatalities and Accident Report
Fredericksburg March 2 0 Mrs J W Crane longtime dropsy sufferer died Saturday morning Funeral held at Baptist church Monday afternoon Fred Simmons farmer north of town injured when shelving corn collapsed trapping his leg neighbor freed him One limb broken twice above knee M L Sherman who has served...
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Fredericksburg
J. W. Crane
Baptist Heures
Fred Simmons
M. L. Sherman
Cedar River delays hinder Brandon mail delivery and local Happenings
Owing to the Cedar river's high level the Brandon mail service has been badly crippled for a week. Local notes report Millard Nabhiola returning to Ames, W H Cromline starting a cement block storefront, Bert Hopkins taking over the livery barn and cream station, and Glen Haines shipping horses to Cedar Rapids. Others include visits to Waterloo, travel to Evanston, and typhoid convalescence. The spring cement business, new teaching in Bugzard's Glory, and the last G. A. R. lecture are also noted.
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Brandon
Cedar River
Millard Nabhiola
Ames
W. HH. Cromline
Hhis
Bert Hopkins
Leon Keptford
Independence Produce Co
Glen Haines
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Maines
Cedar Falls
Punks
Waterloo
Stratford
Elmer Nahholz
Clare Short
Julia Delaney
Independence
Bernardine Jewell
Bugzard
G. A. R. Hall
Saturday Evening Events and Local Notices
Saturday evening by the Tonfan Ser enaiiers. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vorhees were called to Summer last Thursday by the death of a relative. Dr. Guy Stainbrook and family of La Porte were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stainbrook, Sunday. W, PP. Short talking preparations: To move this old store building on the lot east of where it now stands, and will soon commence the new 2 story brick store. Contractor 1. 2. Tunka will have charge of the work. Rev. Haney has resigned his pastorate at the Christian church. Mrs. Mary Bowers is in Waterloo visiting her two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fri
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Tonfan Serenaiiers
Clarence Vorhees
Guy Stainbrook
la Porte
Jmrents
Jake Stainbrook
Tunka
Haney
The
Christian Church
Mary Bowers
Waterloo
Will
After Grippe Mrs Findley Made Strong by Viral
Mrs Findley of Severy Kansas says the grippe left her weak nervous and unable to work or sleep. She credits Vinal with restoring health strength and appetite and urges other weak nervous women to use it. The product is described as cod liver and iron tonic improving digestion enriching blood and building energy. Distributed by Wangler Bros Co Ding fists J Miller Druggist and at leading drug stores.
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Severy
Kans
Vinal
Wangler Bros. Co
Dingfists
J, Miller
Drugeist
Waterloo
Hotel changes reshape town leadership and occupancy
Dependence spent several days in the home of their daughter Mrs M R Albert last week R J Bower has purchased the Colt House hotel building and plans repairs with occupancy after May 1 Mr Sisson and Jammy, who ran the hotel business this year, are moving to Waterloo
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M. R
Albert
R. J. Bower
Colt House
Sisson
Jammy
Waterloo
Pimply Skin Benefit Ad for Olive Tablets
An advertising notice promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims improvement in skin tone and overall wellbeing after a few nightly tablets, highlighting their vegetable formula, olive color, and 25 cent price. Ends with distribution details and company name.
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Dr. Edwards
Clive Tablet Company
Columbus
Eckmans Alterative Advert Troubles Tuberculosis Belief
A testimonial ad claims Eckmans Alterative cures lung troubles and tuberculosis, citing patients who improved after treatment. It endorses fresh air, regular habits, and good food, with price points for small and regular bottles and a Philadelphia laboratory contact.
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Eckman
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the Plaza
Edward Abeles
Plaza
Leten
Mary’ Pickford
Nell
Mary
Wang & Miller Shoe Ca
Our
Bility I.d
International News Service
George McManus
Dewey Hicky
Maes
Golly
Lui
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Clarence
Clarence Rows
Miss Dazel
Pansy
Ory of Sige Wale Luosey
ST. Waterloo
IGWA
Fitzgerald Bros
Arthur Webb
Fekmain Laboratory
Philadelphia
Ail Cruggist
Aesinol
Baluimare
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