Mason Motor company fuels Waterloo automobile boom
Waterloo factory activity soars at Mason Motor as orders pour in from Sheridan Wyoming and a firm plans three cars weekly through July. Twenty cars weekly now, Hayden vows to raise output to thirty five by May 1 as workers run two shifts to meet rising demand.
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Mississippi Valley
Waterloo
Mason Motor Company
Sheridan
Wyo
Mason
Mason Company
Westfield Addition
Leen
Hayden
Waterino
Funeral of Mrs McKevitt at St Joseph's Catholic Church
The funeral of Mrs D D McKevitt was held yesterday morning at St Joseph's Catholic Church and was attended by a large concourse of friends. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Try a Courier Want Ad.
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D. D. McKevitt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Water loo Chautauqua to feature Dr Green lectures
Dr Thomas E Green arrives in America around June 10 after a thirteen month world tour to present timely lectures on present conditions and Twentieth century world concerns. Waterloo Chautauqua seeks a strong Bible study speaker for morning hours and may bring Dr Edwin Stucker July - if secured he will have endorsements from prominent educators and church figures.
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Thomas E. Green
America
Waterloo Chautauqua
Green
Richard Mansfield
E. W. Hoch
J. P. Dolliver
John Hay
Chautauqua
Edwin §. Stucker
Waterloo
Stucker
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Dean Shailer Mathews
Sol C. Dickey
Winona Lake
Clinton Q. Howard
Standpat vs Progressive Rift Shapes Iowa Convention Fight
Des Moines reports a power struggle over Iowa Republican convention delegates. In 95 counties, 722 standpat to 879 progressives clash, while four counties Webster, Dallas, Pottawattamie and Franklin threaten to swing votes with machine pressure. The dispute centers on Webster and Dallas counties and the possible coercion by the McKinley committee to back Young, Holden and Proudfoot against Kenyon and Clarke.
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Des Moines
Iowa
S. P
P. Pro
Pottawattamie
Webster
Dallas
Franklin
Taft
Lawa
Kenyon and
Clarke
McKinley Committee
Young
Holden
Proudfoot
Adams Machine
Bell Ringers Please Audience at First M E Church
The Swiss Bell Ringers performed a varied high class program at the First M E church last evening attracting a large crowd. They used twenty instruments including sleigh bells for a Mexican air and saxophone by Miss Josephine Georgette. Proceeds benefited the church pledge fund. Mrs. William Barber of Mulberry street traveled to Lena Illinois after learning of her aunt Mrs. Henry FarTinger's death earlier in the week.
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M. E. Church
Josephine Georgette
Epworth League
Church Pledge Fund
William Barber
Mulberry Street
Henry Far- Tinger
Lena
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