Newsboys Hear John L. Jones On The Importance Of Saving
John L. Jones, cashier of the Central Savings Bank, spoke to seventy five Waterloo newsboys on saving during a Tuesday evening talk in the Y M C A boys department. He cited Marshall Field’s story to emphasize early saving and urged steady growth in accounts to enable future deals. The session ended with applause and plans for regular follow up talks and entertainment.
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John L. Jones
Central Savings Bank
Waterloo
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Marshall Field's
Mr. Field
Marshall Field
Tones
Cockburn
Farmer's Wife Too Ill to Work
Kasota Minnesota resident Mrs Clara Franks credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of weakness and pain. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes the company offers confidential guidance from a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kasota
Minn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Clara Franks
Maplecrest Farm
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
From Chicago to Waterloo: Mr Jones Arrives in March
The note records Mr Jones arriving in Waterloo in early March from Chicago. It mentions his relocation as of the first week of March and identifies his prior city.
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Jones
Waterloo
Chicago
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Grand
The Grand presents Enriching film with Lillian Gish in Annie Lee while Wallace Reid and Alfred Paget deliver strong turns. Tomorrow On the Night Stage with Rob ert Edeson and W S Hart. The Palace screens The Clemenceau Case with Theda Bara in a scorching role. David Harum at the Plaza features Crane and Lockwood in a humane comedy
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Enoch Arden
Lillian Gish
Annie Lee
Wallace Reid
Alfred Paget
Grand
Robert Edeson
W. S. Hart
Theda Bara
Clemenceau
Theda Gara
Playhouse of Thrills
Theatre Antoine
Paris
Alexandre Dumas
Miss Bara
Iza
Tuaza
David Harum
Plaza
Mr. Crane
Edward Noyes Westcatt
Harold Lockwood
Kate Meeks
Aunt Polly
Hal Clarendon
Main Street
Celimoid
Nelson Provides For Parge Charity Bequest
The will of the late Wm. R. Nelson, editor and owner of the Kansas City Star, filed for probate, names his widow and daughter Mrs. Laura Nelson Kirkwood as life trustees for most property. They receive income while the principal remains intact to fund a posthumous public benevolence.
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Kansas City, Mo
Wm. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Laura Nelson Kirkwood
Miles Saurwein Captures Waterloo YMCA Checker Title
Miles Saurwein wins the Waterloo Y M C A checker championship in a tournament featuring the twelve top players from the local association. Henry Burbs, general secretary, is runner up. Semi finals saw Saurwein defeat Harvey Smith, Burns beat Wentland, Clark and Stewart fall to the secretary, with Benbow and Timmerman among those eliminated. A boys department tournament is planned with a potential challenge to the adult champion.
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Miles Saurwein
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Henry ¥. Burbs
Harvey Smith
Mr. Burns
George Wentland
George Clark
R. W. Stewart
Ames Nine Heads West for Four Kansas Games
Ames Iowa April 21 Coach Tomer Hubbard and the Ames varsity nine of twelve men left last night to play four games in Kansas against Kansas University and Kansas State. The Cyclones open with Kansas Wednesday and Thursday, then face the Kansas ruralists Friday and Saturday.
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Ames, Ta
Tomer Hubbard
Ames
Hoyt Goes to Relays for Pennsylvania Track Meet
Grinnell Iowa April 21 Hoyt of Greenfield Iowa best sprinter leaves today for Philadelphia to take part in the Pennsylvania track meet Hoyt will be entered in the 100 yard dash and will run against a number of the best sprinters in the country.
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Grinnell, Ja
Hoyt
Greenfield
Iowa
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
West High Girl May Set Record
Miree McElhinney tops the West High class of 1915 honor list with a 96 average through four years and a possible maximum 96 by year end. Helen Bovee ranks second with 97 percent overall. several others exceed 93. The class, announced by Principal S M Wallace, includes three boys among the fourteen. 33 percent averaged above 90.
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Gazelle McElliapey
Afr
TW. Mevathinney
Third Street West
Henge Oroll
West High School
Rehoal
Helen Bovee
D. W. Bovee
Allen Street
Secon
S& M. Wallace
Mildred Held
Doris Ludwig
Marie Miller
Anita Feathraty
Marjorie Ellis
Fidella Amos
Eva Bryan
John Ordway
Gertrude Haven
Carroll Watts
Tay Hunt
Helen Draper
Florence Russel
Wallace
Miss McC
Hinne
Dwight Strayer
Dale Kilpatrick
Converts at Paterson surpass Billy Sunday record
Paterson New Jersey April 21 Evangelist Billy Sunday drew 1559 converts in one day at the tabernacle including 733 in the afternoon meeting on When Chickens Come Home in Roost. Eight thousand sought entry and were turned away while Mrs O E P Belmont and Mrs Herman Oelrich of New York sat on the platform at the evening service.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy
Tabernacle
O. E. P. Belmont
Herman Oelriche
New York City
Muffin Recipe From Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Muffins are suggested for the breakfast table to replace meat or eggs. Use KC double raise baking powder, mix dry ingredients thrice, add egg and milk, bake until brown. This recipe yields 12 muffins and allows night-before prep with quick morning baking. Currants may be added if desired.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Graham Muffins To Exp Graham Flours
Instructions outline making One-Egg Muffins using graham flour mix with baking powder salt sugar milk or water and butter. Batter should be soft for light moist muffins. Promote sample recipe offer from The J M Co Chicago with KC Baking Powder certificate.
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Mrs
Janet
McKenzie Hill
Jaques Mig. Co
Chicago
McCormick Narrowly Pulls Off Late Game Reversal
Jlmery McCormick barely survived a dramatic comeback bid. A veteran scout, noting his strong right throw and quick feet, watched McCormick in uniform and praised a precise pitch, then reported the player vanished from Challanouga after the next box score.
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Larry McCorgles
Penile
Iragie
McCormick
Uniferoy
Hehooghd
Yang Gavors
Fettc
Miluer Isasne
Hba
Weld
Sours
Naina
Trina
Challanouga
Missouri Westerns add relay champs to Saturday carnival
Philadelphia April 21 Missouri's champion western one mile relay team today entered for the relay carnival to be held on Windays and Saturday. Murphy Baston Wyatt and Nie dorp, the same quartet that impressed at Des Moines last Saturday, will represent Missouri. The western champions join a field that includes Chicago Northwestern Pennsylvania and Harvard as potential speedsters.
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Philadelphia
Missouri
Wes Moines
Murphy, Baston
Wyatt
Nie+dorp
Chicago
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Waterlooans Attending Regional Electric Meetings
Waterlooans Austin Uri general manager JL WW Maynard superintendent of Citizens Gas and Electric attend the fifteenth annual Town section convention of the National Electric Light association opening Tuesday in Keokuk. Nutt will present a workman’s compensation report before a Chicago trip. Maynard sits on the executive committee. Kumphrey and Hartleip of local electrical supply firms also attend the fourth annual convention of the Iowa Electrical Contractors association in Keokuk.
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Austin Uri
JL. WW. Maynard
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
National Electric Light Association
Kepkut
Nutt
Chicago
Maynard
Mark T. Kumphrey
Electrical Supply
John A. Hartleip
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Keokuk
Towa Electrical Contractors’ Association
Fragmented OCR transcript of land parcels and notices
Fragmented text lists land blocks, properties, and names across Waterloo area. Includes references to blocks 1 28 64 and adjacent streets, with scattered personal names and prices such as 1000 dollars, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No cohesive event or outcome discernible.
Conditions Fine for Farm Work
The weekly Inthetin of the Tow. noater and crop service issued at Des Moines by Geo. M. Chappel director ends ing Apeil 10. Weather has been excellent for farm work with good progress toward corn preparation. Frost occurred on the 28th. Early sown grain up with sturdy growth and grass growing well.
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Noater
Des Moines
Geo. M. Chappel
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