Addy and Roper Delight Waterloo Audiences
Homer A. Rodeheaver and Prof. Alwin W. Roper gave concerts at First Congregational Church Waterloo drawing two packed audiences. The shows featured readings impersonations and magic with Roper's piano novelties and two Indian themed numbers in Zuni. Attendees praised the performances and a reception followed at the H B Kelsey residence before the artists head to Portsmouth and Toledo campaign stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Evangelist Sanday
Alwin W. Roper
Chicago
Waterloo
Rody
Lucy Dean Jenkins
Mammy
Roger
Fred Ogborn
Epworth League
First M. E. Church
Evangelist Sunday
Roper
Nichole Jnez
Rooster Club
Mr. Roper
Portsmouth
Beware of dangerous hair removers and false claims
A historical warning against untrustworthy depilatories touting dangerous pasty preparations. The letter endorses De Miracle as a safe, absorbed liquid solution that removes hair without irritation or poisoning and urges readers to request a 52 page booklet from De Miracle Chemical Co for evidence from physicians and journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Miracle
Thase Miracle Chemical Co
Park
New York
North Waterloo and Railroads Co. Visit and Local News
North Waterloo hosts visitors as C Johnson of Freeport plans a stay with Ed Westhoff and wife. A. L. Wiley transfers to the Fort Dodge to Omaha line. Miss Kate MacGoutry returns to Oelwein from city relatives. C Collins of St. Louis may relocate here. Lectures by Dr. Waddell and Guy Dawdell postponed amid hospital plan interest. H Hostlebe returns to Dubuque after city visit. W J Ackes of Freeport discusses railroad business with local officials. J T Tate of Dubuque settles claims for shopmen and train men. Widespread activity includes Will Scheidt and Miss Hope Howrey visiting. a minor streetcar and laundry wagon accident near White's market causes slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Johnson
Freeport
Ed. Westhoff
Pipestone
Minn
A. L. Wiley
West End
Kurth
Waddell
Illinois Central
Guy W. Dawdell
U. S
Waterloo
H. €. Hostlebe
Dubuagne
W. J. Ackes
J. T. Tate
Dubuque
Will Scheidt
Jesup
North Waterloo
White
Hope Howrey
Darlington
Wis
A. Abraham
Logan Avenue
Fines and Blame Split in Police Court Fight
M Smith a negro arraigned in police court on fighting with Walter Collins confessed sole blame and was fined $10 while Collins faced a separate fine. Hatty Ramson received 412 days on the streets for drunkenness, Charles Haston paid 7.85 after pleading guilty to drunkenness, and William Goodfellow labeled the worst nuisance by Judge Caldwell drew an extra thirty days on the streets for drunkenness as he reappeared in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassah
M. Smith
Walter Collins
Hatty Ramson
Ramson
Charles Haston
William Goodfellow
Caldwell
Card of Thanks From Mrs Carrie Fe Biren Family
Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for kind attentions during illness and death of husband and father. Gratitude for flowers and sympathy from Mrs Carrie Fe Biren and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie FE. Biren
Feminine Chronology and Age Puzzle Debated
In a New York Bun item readers discuss Stella and Mabel with a witty exchange about age. Boella says Mabel is old enough to be younger, prompting a playful note on timing and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Mabel
Boella
New York
Ben Hur thrills Marshalltown in grand stage production
The Ben Hur stage spectacle by Kian & Frilgner, adapted by William Young from Lew Wallace’s novel, opened at the Odeon in Marshalltown on Monday night. The production impressed the large audience with its scenic breadth and dramatic strength, with only a brief accidental rupture during a horse chariot sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Mammnath Kian & Frilnger
Wiliam Young
Lew Wallace
Odeon
Secnre
Tig
Ben Hur to Play at Waterloo Theatre with Grand Pageantry
Klaw & Erlinger present Ben Hur at the Waterloo Theatre for four performances starting Thursday April 6 The opening scene depicts the star of Bethlehem as wise men from Greeka Hebrew and Egyptian witness the marvels of pagan worship and Christ’s coming The engagement runs Thursday Friday and Saturday with a special Saturday matinee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Klaw & Erlanger
Waterloo Theatre
Bethlehem
Waterloo
Waterloo lodge and allied groups announce meetings
Moose Regular meeting of Waterloo Lodge No. 28 meets at Mat K P hall Thursday evening. Waterloo Temple East ern Star notes funeral for Sister Carrie Cleland at 817 First Street West Thursday morning. Weedmen of the World hold regular meeting at Seash Hall with class adoption and refreshments. Christchurch choir rehearses at Miss Blanche Martin's on Fremont Street Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Moose
Waterloo Iodge
K. P. Hall
Ware
Waterloo Temple
Eastern Star
Carrie Clelland
First Street West
Seash Hail
Christchurch
Blanche Martin
Fremont Street
Haster
Carp of Thanks for Sincere Help After Bereavement
Mrs. G. H. Fairchild and relatives express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy shown after their sudden bereavement, and for the many beautiful moral tributes sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Fairchild
Money Won’t Buy Everything Says A Waterloo Ad
The piece argues money cannot purchase health or happiness and promotes the United Doctors Waterloo Institute on Marsh Place second floor. Testimonial from L. L. Miller of Floyd Iowa claims rapid health improvement after a month of the United Doctors treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dipoHce
United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Waterloo
L. L. Miller
Floyd
Iowa
Merchants Question Vehicle Restriction on Fourth Street Block
Merchants on Fourth Street between Jefferson and Commercial streets question why the city ordinance banning standing vehicles for 15 minutes excludes their block while the adjacent busy block near the railroad tracks remains unrestricted. They note customers cannot pull up to stores, tie horses or leave autos while shopping, and cite heavier traffic from Union Depot transfers as justification for tighter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Jefferson
Commercial Streets
Jefferson Street
Rock Island Tracks
Etts
Commercial Street
Union Depot
Manufacturing Real Estate Comes Alive in City Building
A meeting discusses real estate as manufacturing where developers turn raw land into finished city property. Austin Babcock notes regional meanings from forests to irrigation and urges focusing on land ready for home building amid rising demand and outward population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
New York
Austin Babcock
New York City
Street Car Tracks Remain In Blocked East Street
In the eastern block only one street car track remains visible while other sections show vehicles prohibited. The fragment notes limited rail access amid traffic restrictions on the block.
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Addy and
Cores
Congregational Church
North Waterloo and Railroads
Ben-Hur
Odeon Theatre
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Think City
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Canada
E. T. Holmes
Secksoe Street
St. Paul, Mima
Highland
Highland Development Company
W. L. Wallace
The
James Gardiner Company Offices
West Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Victor Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Buckley Bros
F. E. Aitken
Inwa Street
Cedar Falls
Kate
C. J. Miller
West Fourth St
Black Hawk Auto Repair Shop
Park Ave. West
Som Eee
Waterloo Water
Sycamore Street
Henderson
J. Berkley
West Sixth Streets
Northrup, King & Co
Washburn & Crosby
Aristos
Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
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