German Program at East Waterloo High a Great Success
An all German program by East Waterloo High School's German department drew an attentive audience. Miss Roomey led the event, with students performing in German and delivering piano, recitations, songs, and two short one act plays. The event ended with a charity goal to fund German department materials.
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East Waterloo High School
East High School
Roomey
Ing
Germun
Wagner
Agnes Bodholdt
Waterloo
Schiller
Marjorie Park
Strauss
Louise Woodruff
Afarjorie Chamberlain
Mrs. von Lawson
Eleanor Jones
M Yon Bangen
Esther Small
Elizabeth
Lilian Bohner
Sadie McKeen
Agnes Horn
Hila Chamberlin
Florence Sage
Althea Stamp
Harold Schultz
Heinrich
Walter Stevens
Alfred
Anna Geyer
Emma
Ruth Rath
Katharina
Anna Bodholdt
Ausdorf
Worth Weight in Gold Cardui Praised by Reader
Mount Pleasant Tennessee reader Mrs M E Rail extols Cardui as life changing for two years of weakness and for her daughter in adolescence. She calls Cardui gentle, vegetable based and useful for young and old women. Includes promotional lines and reference to a home treatment booklet.
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Mount Pleasant
Tenn
M. E. Rail
Nane Bork
Weary Fugitive Surrenders in Dubuque Court Case
S A Blanchard, former Great Western conductor, pleads guilty to larceny in Dubuque district court. He is sentenced to five years at Fort Madison for stealing three fur coats from a freight train at Dyersville after a months long fugitive run. He gave himself up on the same train he arrived.
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New Jersey
A. Blanchard
Ater
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Blanchard
Dubuqua
Modern Woodmen Hold Elaborate Banquet in Temple
Waterlon Camp No. 2050 Modern Woodmen of America hosted a large banquet at the Pythian Temple attended by about four hundred Woodmen and Royal Neighbors from Waterlon Cedar Falls La Porte and Hudson. The event ended a several months long membership contest adding 169 new members. Prizes went to A. D Hitchbanks T. H Springer and A. Moessner. A three course banquet was served in the dining room with committees and several ladies providing service and decor.
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Waterlon
Wrandmeon
Aimerica
Ain Tsythian
Waterlan
Cedar Falls
la Porte and
Hudson
Pevent
A. D Hitchbanks
T. H. Springer
A. Moessner
Tosinck
C. W. Hutton
W. Td, Ryan
J. F. Makinster
Hutton
Rran
S. E. Bentley
Waterloo's First Pretentious School Building Burned in 1870
A vintage account describes Waterloo's 1860 brick school with mansard roof and two towers, destroyed by fire on December 6 1870 after a bucket brigade failed to control flames aided by east winds. The loss was 30000 dollars and led to the construction of the present Central building the following year. The article recalls prior pupil numbers and mentions local teachers and honors from 1870. It also notes community events and speeches linked to the period.
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Waterloo
Sita
ML HL Moore
Red Jacket Fire Company
the Courier
West Side
Methodist Church
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Bridge Street
Elizabeth Ballou
Emma Ballou
F. B. Ballow
V. Hoxie
H. B
H. Hoxte
Frane Bunbury
Emma Harbin
Emma L. Parker
Toasts Highlight La Porte Lodge Event at Waterloo
Walter Bellinger of Waterloo lodge 1859 acted as venstasie counsel and introduced Carleton Sias as toastmaster. Sias praised the gathering and Miller of La Porte lodge spoke of their pleasure and hasty departure due to trains. Paul Ogle then sang two numbers, Idicar Thy Voice and another vocal act.
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Walter Bellinger
Venstasie
Waterloo Lodae
Carleton Sias
Afr
Sias
Miller
la Porte
Paul Ogle
Reciprocity Measure Passes House With Taft Backing
The Canadian reciprocity bill passed the House 264 to 89 after a lengthy debate. Supported by President Taft, the measure mirrors the prior session's proposal and now moves to the Senate as Democrats unite behind it.
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Washington, D. C
House
Taft
Senate
Messure
A Harmless Way to Darken the Hair
Sage and sulphur are touted as a natural remedy to keep hair dark and glossy. The Wyeth Chemical Company offers Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold by druggists at fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails to work as represented.
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S.S.S
S.S. S
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
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East High
Roenter
Waterloo Electrical
Joe Schiel
East Fourth Street
Wanence G. E. Boyce EL , Warsion Tawa
Oele
Blanchard OF
G. W
Tubuque
Western Harness &Supply Co
Commercial
A. C. Hood
Kipling
Roy Hanson
J. E. Wildame
I. D. Corning
C. H. Crawford
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Represen
Tative McCall
Iowa
Representative Hubbard
Victor
Democrats United
Aristos
Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
Phono
Heleman & Gindt Tracer
E. Éth
St. Roth
F. H. Latier
Fayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
LaFayette Building
4Th Street
West Fifth Street
GEO. W. Pett
W. Fifth St
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