Waterloois Well Second Largest Artesian Well Story
A report details the second largest Artesian well in Waterloo and the largest in the world at Aurora. It notes the wells’ locations, daily output, pumping methods, costs, and city reimbursements. Shaw, an experienced driller, plans further wells despite financial losses.
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Waterloo
New
Sind
United States
Herry
Mirena
Rockford
Wand Woeterlen
Shaw
Aurora
Taywe
Pola
Wis
Terlio
Waterlon’s
Microra
Wta
Wile Aaron
Silk trade debate unsettles center of industry
Fragmentary text suggests dispute among workers and unions over women workers, modest dress, and religious standards impacting silk manufacture. mentions Paterson silk business resisting disruption and calls for orderly conduct in the industry.
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Hydings Ptys
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Grand And Majestic
The Grand shows Paul J Haineys African hunt a costly six year effort with eleven lives lost, plus Spirit of the Bell First Stone and Settled by the Seaside. Majestic features Amorog sisters Parisian novelty gowns and dances Williams and Rankin with pep Henry B Toomer and company Side lights Williams and Sterling act with songs and talk. Miss Sterling carries much of the class.
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Paul J. Hainey
Jesson
Nelson
The
Majestic
Amorog Sisters
Williams
Rankin
Henry B. Toomer
Williams and
Sterling
Weber and
Fieldians
Buckshot John at the Plaza a melodramatic bill
The Plaza runs Buckshot John today with similar titles suggested to fit the feature. The first reel quickly sets the man’s character before the drama settles into a strong moral tale. Tomorrow sees The High Hand on the marquee.
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Buckshot John
Plaza
Evangelist Sunday Urged Not to Pry Vanity
A Paterson New Jersey letter from Joseph Rydings argues Billy Sunday must avoid meddling with modern women’s dress while his strong sermons may attack social excesses. The communication reflects local concerns about revivalism and public morals amid changing fashions.
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Billy
Evangelist
Paterson
N. J
John Barleycorn
Joseph Rydings
Waterson
Great Kidney Remedy Promises Relief After Decades of Pain
A letter from Mrs Nat W Campieln of Gobleville Michigan testifies that Swamp Root cured her back ache after twenty years and helped her husband with urinary and bladder troubles. She used five bottles and has been free of trouble for five years. The note is notarized by Arvin W Myers on July 1, 1909.
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Dr. Kilmer
Sidney
Kilmer Co Ad Promotes Swamp-Root Sample Bottle
A Waterloo Evening Courier advertisement urges readers to write to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for a sample size bottle of Swamp Root. It claims the drink proves its value and offers a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Readers are asked to mention the newspaper.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
W. C
Waterloo Evening Courier
Separate Maintenance Plea Filed After Short Marriage
After ten months of marriage aveth Kayminos petitions for separate maintenance. Attorney E Ho MeCoy drafted the filing which seeks support for the wife and the couple’s one-year-old son Joseph Daniel. The suit notes the husband earns 120 a month at Lin Ventral shops and seeks restraining orders and temporary relief pending further action.
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Aveth
Kayminos
E. Ho
Joziph Diniel
Wittel
Lin
Wolusting Plaiagil
C O F to Hold Big Initiation in City
The Catholic Order of Foresters with Sp Marya and Sr Joseph's courts plans a joint initiation in the city on April 28. A large candidate class is expected with leading Foresters from the state present. Initiation at Stalian hall, banquet at St Mary's hall, proceeds to St Joseph's Catholic church. The Knights of Columbus will meet tonight to vote on candidates and set a date for a big initiation. The second and third degrees will be exemplified and an elaborate banquet served.
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Order of Foresters
Sp. Marya
Sr. Joseph's Courts
Stalian Hall
St. Mary's Hall
St. Joseph’s Court
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
K. C
Knights of Columbus
Woman seeks new husband via Chicago ads in divorce case
Philadelphia April 8 A neatly dressed western gentleman is sought by Mrs. Charles Cessna to replace her divorced husband. She has placed Chicago ads hoping a suitable man will arrive to take him out and provide a home. The divorced woman, ten years apart, describes herself as attractive and good housekeeper seeking a reliable companion with kindness.
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Philadelphia
Charles Cessna
Chicago
Charlie
Cessna
Ned Copanion
Cedar Falls News Roundup Aims at Civic Efforts and Tragedy
Cedar Falls community papers report a broad mix of civic notes, church reports, and a funeral. Miss Kate Overman dies after illness linked to drain fever. Local women’s clubs discuss tennis courts at birsh school and host social events. The Presbyterian church observes an active year with strong mission giving and building fund completion. Alpha Madsen's funeral honors a 12 year old's death from strangulation at the school.
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Cedar Malls
Cedar Falls
Kate Aver
Nan
Tate
Chicago
Cedar Pulls
M. Overman
Overman
Joseph Chase
George (. Howland
J. M. Sellen+rich
H. A. Jotmore
C. M. Wyth
D. C. Merner
Vlenvial
Iowa
Laycock
Manson, Wash
Edith Sadler
Ira
Lews State Teachers
Tras
D. Sands Wright
Sadler
Abechuler
Iowa Walls
Harry N. Is‘yael
Jessie Morris
Minneapolis
Oc, A. A
Gedar Falls
Oth Y. W. Clas
State Teachers’ College
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Patrick's Church
Tripoli area social notes mark weddings and moves
Mrs Cessna’s thirtieth wedding anniversary prompts a family dispute. The Tegtmeier family moves to a new Tripoli home. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Harmening on April 4 is noted. Alkema siblings return to Mayette Blonday at Upper Ta iwa University after Easter. Sager leaves Tripoli Lumber Co. management. Lindeman family visits from Ackley. John Kurt’s thirtieth fifth wedding anniversary celebrated. Hazletts of Waverly visit and mother accompanies them home.
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Cessna
Charlie
Fred Tegtmeier
Tegtmeier
Tripoli
Herbert Harmening
Herman
Emil Alkema
Upper Taiwa University
Mayette Blonday
Frank Sagar
Tripoli Lumber Co
Sager
Lindeman
Ackley
M. Kleinan
Frank Koch
John Kurt
J. ¥. Hazlett
Waverly
Lere
Birthday notes and local visits in Tripoli April
Joachim Will Brand marks his eighty first birthday on Easter Sunday. Mrs. R. Coverston of Beulon Harbor, Mich., visits to help care for her granddaughter who will live with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coverston from April 1. Mrs. F. A. Marks and son Arnold return to Nashua after a few days with relatives. New owners of a creamery are mentioned among locals. Mary Bockhaus visits Dellevue, Ja., with daughter Mrs. J. H. Felderman. Mrs. McGuiney and wife arrive from Wisconsin to oversee Potter’s Siding creamery. Dorothy Leege visits relatives from Waterloo. Mrs. Seohwas and son from Buck Creek are recovering after hospital operation. Lydia Nevinkirk of Wawkove visits friends. Mrs. D. Norman is very ill. Mildred Smith returns home from Cedar Falls for a few days. Relatives surprise Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Weaugh with a tasteful gathering and gifts.
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Tripoli
Joachim Willbrand
R. Coverston
Beulon Tlarbor
Mich
Harold Coverston
F. A. Marks
Arnold
Nashua
Frank Beggeren
Tlenry Gipper
Ernest Kammeyer
Martini
Mary Bockhaus
Dellevue
Mra
Felderman
EL McGuiney
Wisconsin
Leege
Dorothy
Waterloo
Seohwas
Buck Creek
Hose Pital
Lydia Nevinkirk
Wawkove
Norman
Mildred Smith
Cedar Falls
Jas. Weaugh
Four Exgings Arrive for Waterloo Line
Four F70h class engines arrived in Waterloo at 7 o clock this morning as part of a long awaited order by the Hindi Central. Waterloo plans fourteen Moguls with seven on each end of the line and four engines also reached Dubuque to be sent on to Waterloo after be broken in.
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Hindi Central
Waterloo
Dubuque
Barrett’s Statement on Political Perimeter Permission
Editor John A. Barrett asserts A. Charce was pat against him after he granted permission to run his bugz cart during last year’s perimeter. He says the public should know the frets.
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A. Charce
Pat
W. Il
Barrett
Apron Sale Announced by St. Margaret's Aid
In a local notice, St. Margaret's announces a sale of aprons of all sizes and kinds. The event will take place Saturday, April 0 at Covell's gay store located at 1n and JeOTorson. Proceeds support the duties of the church.
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St. Margaret's
Covell's
Gay Store
Jeotorson
Mothers' Congress Opens Convention in Cedar Falls
Local delegates from Cedar Falls three Parent-Teacher associations attend the seventh biennial Iowa Congress of Mothers and Parents Teachers. State leaders arrive, delegates from Des Moines join, sessions schedule include baby welfare demos, officer elections, and lectures by Miss Oraville T Bright and Dr M V O Shea.
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Cedar Palls
Cedar Falls
Iowa Congress of Mothers’ and Pareni- Teacher's Association
J. W. Isern
G. H. Dailey
E. M. Deal
Edward Short
College Hill Association
J. W. Bangs
Madsen
B. Ju. Grain
FS. Watt
Oroville T. Bright
Chicago
Black Hawk
Sedar Falls With School Seniors Gests Of Mr And Mrs Samuel Brown
Samuel Brown, longtime janitor at Cedar Falls High, hosted a four course dinner for 24 senior boys and 24 senior girls at the Danish Bethieghem church gym. Teachers Grubb and Wiss Funk accompanied the students, who honored Brown with a leather cushioned chair as a surprise gift. Mrs Brown and several helpers arranged pink carnations and smeared tables for the noon event, which ran until 2 pm. Mrs W T McClure returns from Fort Dodee and will occupy her home this spring and summer.
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Samuel Brown
Prof. Grubb
Wiss Funk
Cedar Falls
Brown
Schrieber
Voorhees
Nelson
Agnes Brown
Edna Glenn
Helen Bovsen
Tulia Bockerthieu
Harriet Sanree
County urged to shift pauper care to county home to save costs
A City Medical Society representative told the board that hospital care for paupers costs the county ten dollars weekly, higher than patient rates. proposed transfer of convalescents to the county home with reduced physician visits could save two dollars per week, weathered by crowding concerns and the need for proper food and bathing facilities.
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City Medical Society
Meather Leland
At the Palace Last Showing of Stop Thief Tonight
The Palace screens Stop Thief for the last time tonight. Director Fitzmanrica’s adaptation keeps the funny play’s brisk action and humor, with Mary Ryan and Harry Mestayer delivering veteran performances in a mainly single-room comedy setup.
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Fitzmanrica
Mary Ryan
Harry Meéstayer
George Kleine
How to Prevent Acid Stomachs by a Specialist
A stomach expert argues most stomach complaints come from excess acid and fermentation. He advises neutralizing acid with a small amount of saturated magnesium carbonate after meals and drinking warm or cold water, claiming rapid relief and restored digestion. He warns other antacids lack the unique properties of the product and urges readers to ask their druggist for saturated magnesia.
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Yeu
Joder van
Building boom near Chautauqua Park shows growth
The area around Conger street and Burton avenue within a three block radius contains eight houses under construction, a notable season record. Many new homes are in Grand View and Soash Park additions, with Cedar River park also seeing several houses rising. One project is estimated at 4000 to 6000 dollars. Dwelling construction spans multiple city areas, signaling a robust growth season.
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Contractat
the Grand
Or. Kilmer & Co
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Tubby
Larned
Lawn Cite
Tions of
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Intere
George Nolle
Cedar Weights
Paschen
College Street
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Roy Metagar
Choar Falls
Georges. Mornin
John Showers
Iron Town
A. W. Vin Cleave
Adam Wagner
J. W. Robinson
W. S. Bowen
H. C. Cummins
George D. Frisby
L. B. Mice
W. H. Tedford
C. C. Weishard
Josiah Nast
H. 4. Peterson
John W. Arnold
Edward Rich
H. A. Cowan
E. B. Curtiss
Milton McKea
Viola DeBar
Rossmond W. Williams
Anna Severin
Lucretia Jennings
F. Matthias
Alpha Madsen
Ole Madsen
Bethlehem Church
J. Christiansen
BE. Nalte
MR. Barretts
Atron
Mothers’ Congress
Sedar Falls
Samuel Grown
W. T. McClure
Fort Dodee
Samuel McClure
West First Street
Arthur J. Kobzin
Florence B. Olvich
W. A. Fiester
Brandon
Katheryn M. Moran
Roy Harris
Warrington
Granville
N.Y
Margueriet
Martin
Burch’s
Kimonas
Frida
Ecia
Iadus
Chautauqua Park
Conger Street
Bur
Witer St
Aanor
Jens Union Shoe
Genrna Shoe
Dent Shoe
Ath St. Ke Bart
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