New Industries Located Here In Waterloo Board Activity
The Board of Trade reports rapid growth with four new industries added in the first quarter and several more under consideration. New companies include Moore Manufacturing Waterloo with $10,000 capital, Cement Stave Silo leased ground to Oct 1914, Edwards Manufacturing Cincinnati, Kellastona Chicago offices, plus potential financing for Michealson Motor Co Minneapolis and Calkins Johnson Caterpillar Detroit proposals. Secretary L B Park’s financial summary through April 1 shows receipts of 2,819.70 and disbursements totaling 1,424 with a remaining balance of 70.51.
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Board of Trade
Suceceusa
Waterloo
Moore Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Corporation
Cement Stave Silo Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Marsh Place
City
Kellastona Company
Chicago
Michealson Motor Company
Minneapolis
Calkins & Johnson Catepilier Tractor Company
Detroit
Elk Run
L. B. Park
Boy Steals Hose at Junk Yard Near Police
B Schultz, a junk dealer, turned over fifty feet of hose to police after a boy tried to sell it at the junk yards. The hose, nearly new, prompted suspicion and led to police involvement. The boy did not return for the hose, which will be held at headquarters until the owner claims it.
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B. Schultz
Schultz
Yeomen Hear of State Conclave and Picnic Plan
William Tell homestead No 161 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen reports from the Des Moines state convention. 670 delegates attended. A big social function is planned for Friday evening April 18 at the Pythian temple. Delegates include William Kober and Mrs Klinefelter, W A Bowen, William Reichert. The next meeting April 18 will initiate twelve new members, raising membership to about 616.
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William Tell Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Pythian Temple
Order
Des Moines
William Kober
John Klinefelter
W. A. Bowen
William Reichert
Revival Services Begin Monday at Champlain Chapel
Beginning Monday at 7 30 p m revival services will be held at Champlain chapel Chautauqua park corner of Burton avenue and Riehl street Rev John Bunyan Smith pastor Walnut Street Baptist church will preach each evening except Saturday assisted by George Moody singing evangelist Monday evening Rev H G Beeman former Waterloo pastor now located at St Paul will give a short address An informal reception for Mr Beeman will follow in Walnut Street Baptist church parlors Rev Smith will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning and evening
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Champlain Chapel
Chautauqua Park
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Smith
George Moody
H. G. Beeman
Waterloo
St. Paul
Beeman
Rev. Smith
Black Hawk lodge degree team returns from Hudson
The degree team of Black Hawk lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 38 members, led by captain O H Sweeney of Waterloo, returned home after initiating a class of candidates in Hudson. The team has earned wide renown and is often called on for services by nearby towns and cities.
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Black Hawk Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Hudson
Hudson Lodge
H. Sweeney
Waterloo
Starvation Threatens Thousands of Animals in California Valleys
Stockton, April 12. Thousands of cattle and sheep in central California valley regions face starvation, say stock raisers. The secretary of agriculture has asked a forestry service representative to study the matter to decide whether to appeal to open forest reserves for grazing.
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Stockton
Cal
California
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Forestry Service
Card of Thanks for Witte Family Bereavement
Mr and Mrs C W Arns and Mr and Mrs John Schroderfer thank friends and neighbors for kind words and sympathy shown during the death of their mother Mrs Minnie Witte.
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C. W. Arns
John Schroderfer
Minnie Witte
Trees for Hagerman Place Planned by Janney
G C Janney bought 1800 trees in Charles City to plant on 300 Hagerman place lots. Front yard two elms and one blue spruce per lot, rear yard one apple, one cherry and one plum. Plan aims to beautify the tract and start an orchard, with potential motor line links to the area.
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G. C. Janney
Charles City
Hagerman Place
Janney
Hart-Parr Co
Iowa
Waterloo Impresses Eastern Banker Visit
Frank D. Smiley, formerly assistant cashier at Home National Bank of Union City, Pa, arrived in Waterloo with his mother Mrs. Victor Long and praised Waterloo as the best city he has visited. He plans to tour California later in the trip.
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Waterloo
Frank D. Smiley
Home National Bank
Union City
Victor Long
Second Street
West
Smiley
Mr. Smiley
California
Engineer-Publisher Switches Focus to Blue Print Work
William Pedicord, long in charge of Electric Blue Print company affairs connected with his architectural business, retires from the architectural side to devote full time to the blue print business and will also handle a complete line of architect's supplies.
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William Pedicord
Waterloo clerks hosted by Charles Munger at his home
The Waterloo Post Office Clerks Association and families were entertained last night at the residence of Charles J. Munger, local civil service secretary, 1622 Fourth Street West. Thirty five attendees enjoyed an evening of card games and several musical selections.
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Waterloo Post Office Clerks’ Association
Charles J. Munger
Civil Service Commission
Fourth Street West
Virginian Play Delights Waterloo Audience
Waterloo theatregoers enjoyed The Virginian adapted from Owen Wister. Roy Foster and Christine Prince starred with a carefully chosen company, elaborate scenery, and a mix of thrilling, spicy, and romantic scenes. the troupe returns tonight with the same production.
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Waterloo
the Waterloo
Local Cedar River Rises After Rain Northwest Weather Improves
Rain from the northwest caused a small rise in Cedar River water levels in recent days. Clear skies and warm sunshine today are appreciated as the earth dries and seeding operations are planned to begin next Monday.
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Here
Everybony
Closed Door Sermon Subject at St Pauls M E Church
Special services at St Pauls M E Church tomorrow include a 6:30 to 7:30 am prayer meeting, 10 am Sunday school, and Dr Hull preaching at 11 am. At 8 pm he speaks to the men on Wanted a Man while Mrs Johnson addresses the women. A 6:30 pm prayer service led by Frank Zeran precedes another Dr Hull sermon at 7:30 pm.
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St. Paul's Church
Dunkerton
Grace Church
Hull
J. I. Johnson
Frank Zeran
Kupworth League
Tull Will
State President Addresses Glu District At Spring Inncon
The third district of the Iowa Federation of Woman's clubs heard Mrs. Homer A. Miller state president praise their banner status in scholarship and loan funds and commend their productive work. She outlined the biennial convention program set for Cedar Rapids May 20 to 24. The afternoon featured four department feasts and the presence of charter members Mrs. Matt Parratt and Miss Mary Z. Edgarton active in club work.
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Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Homer A. Miller
Galloway Club
Worman’s Mud
Theternoon
Matt. Parratt
Mary
Edgarton
Town Criers Embattled Meeting Hit by Conflict
Conflicting clashes disrupted a scheduled town meeting led by Harry Nipster president of the Town Criers' emb. The disrupted session faced scheduling confusion and unresolved questions as attendees sought a path forward amid tensions. Arthur loss remains unclear.
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Harry Nipster
Tie Town Criers
Emb
Daaneh
Mendershin
Cam Valen
Arthur
Chairman to Lead Early Next Week Criers Assembly
The man who chairs the membership committee will organize the Criers gathering early next week. He plans to brief attendees on upcoming duties and coordinate roles among members.
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Man
Criers
Reverend Broyles to Speak at Local Churches Tomorrow
Rev. R. A. Broyles, field superintendent of Noxures Industrial School for colored youth at Mcleod Mississippi, visits the city. He will speak during morning services at First Baptist and address the men’s class at Walnut Street Baptist at 12:46. His talk is described as entertaining and the content as worth listening to.
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R. A. Broyles
Noxures
Mcleod, Miss
First Baptist Church
Walnut Street Bapta
Pretty garment for milady's hours of ease
A blue albatross gown with white lace and blue velvet ribbon details, paired with a matching shawl. The garment features embroidered white cuts, Valenciennes lace, and beading, with a draped back revealing a trimmed petticoat and novel braiding in the waisted finish.
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Milady
Eek Vt Carder
Weasaling
Y M C A Leader to Visit Waterloo
Parsons, state secretary of the M C A, arrives in Waterloo for a weekend visit to inspect the local association. A public drive seeks 3400 dollars for next year after the directors discussed this year’s campaign plans. Cedar Rapids reports 9000 dollars raised in ten months, cheering Waterloo’s local officers ahead of their campaign.
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W. M. Parsons
Des Moines
Waterloo
Parsons
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Service for AA Members in Waterloo Hall
Waterloo council No 201 United Commercial Travellers will hold memorial services tomorrow at 4 pm in Russell Lamson hall. I J Ferris Jr senior councillor will conduct the services and C R Rohde will give In Memoriam. Special music includes a vocal solo by P L H Caughlan a duet by Mrs J C Wilour and Paul Davis and a quartet by Mrs Etta Wendleoveall Mrs Wilbur Miss Davik and Arthur Bini Alp. Traveling men are urged to attend.
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Waterloo Council
United Commercial Travellers
Russell- Lamson Hall
I. J. Ferris, Jr
Order
C. R. Rohde
PL Hcaughlan
J. CL Wilour
Paul Davis
Etta Wendl Leoveall
Mrs. Wilbur
Mie. Davik
Arthur Bini
Gare Eanestly
Tor
Photographer Opens Animal Portrait Studio in City
Huey formerly of Hiegeo has moved to the city and opened an establishment in the Pythian temple. He will be assisted by Kimballaity Martie and plans to photograph cattle, horses, sheep and hogs for women and fashion magazines, aiming to expand a little used field.
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Wo Hey
Hiegeo
Huey
Kimballaity Martie
Phiey
Farah
You on their part Mr Hueytas moved to Waterloo weed
Mr Hueytas moved his family to Waterloo and took up residence, indicating a local relocation noted in the period’s brief records.
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Mr. Hueytas
Waterloo Weed
Man of Mystery Removes Jus Alaska
Chicago traces a tangled fraud case linked to B B C von Klein, a Minneapolis diamond broker. Police confirm identity reveals and ongoing charges across the nation as Mrs H C von Klein returns home amid allegations of deception and criminal accusations citing a wide-reaching “mystery” scheme.
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Chicago
B. B.C
von ‘Klein
Minneapolia
Chartea EL Hrbaetedin
Klein
H.C. von Klein
Minneapolis
China
Policeman Hartigan Sentenced For Perjury In Graft Case
New York April 12 John J Hartigan the policeman who would not squeal went to sing Bling today to serve three years for perjury to shield higher police officers accused of graft. Hartigan faced delays in trial sentence and prison as prosecutors alleged the police system paid him four thousand six hundred for his silence in the levying tribute on protected figures.
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New York
John J. Tlartigan
Ding Bling
Hartigan
Fire at Haunted Fontana Home Calls Fearful Rumors
Fire swept the abandoned Fontana residence in Chisholm Minnesota last night after locals believed the house haunted. The prior murder of Mrs. Ontana by her husband and Fontana's death by suicide are cited as causes of fear and avoidance by neighbors and children who moved away. Missing alarm prevented early fire response as the house burned to its flooded cellar. Separately, obituary notices report Miss Katherine Belle Nevins dying in Tacoma Washington and a newborn boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vize on Second Street West. Dr. J B O Keefe has returned from Norfolk Nebraska.
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Chisholm
Minn
Fontana
John Ontana
Joseph Vize
Second Street West
Pur Hale-Nevem Race House Bargain Listing
Property listing offers a modern cement sidewalk cellar renovated barn chicken house and white trees three blocks from McKinley School. Contact M H Hi 611 Commercial Blog phone 1200 residence 1346 Black.
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Nevem Race House
McKinley
Kohool
Will Gell
Bargain
M. H. Hi
Black
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