Councilman Seeks Settlement in Waterloo Chautauqua Case
Councilmen discussed a tentative stipulation in the Waterloo Chautauqua case. Terms include removing fill to the water line, building a cement dam, and a through pipe to allow water flow. Debate covered who pays and the need for public discussion. A sewer plan for Westfield was also explored and W. S. Winchell was re elected.
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Merrian
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Wocpl & No
Supreme Court
Stipwlatteon
Dunkelberg
Dewey
Merriau
Dewer
Westfield
Westfield Addition
W. S. Winchell
West Side Street
Union Meeting of Young People in Waiterloo
The Waiterloo young people societies plan Friday evening gathering at the VY. MOG. A venue. Speakers include Mr J. B. Balcomb on Some Reasons Why and W. Russell on The Big Brothers and Sisters. Music and social time follow. A committee on permanent organization will report. For senior societies only and friends of the W. C. A. and M. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiterloo
VY. Mog
RB. Balcomb
W. OR. Russell
Big Brothers and Sisters
W. C. Aa
M. A
Frank Mostyn Kelly and Company at the Crystal
Frank Mostyn Kelly and partner present Tom and Jerry a humorous sketch that drew strong applause from a large crowd. New this week Martelli and Rossi perform Italian grand opera selections. Other acts include the Fassle Trio head balancing, Ackermann comedy bicyclist and the Le Roys Negro singing and dancing team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mostyn Kelly
the Crystal
Kelly
Martelli & Rossi
Fassle
Ackermann
le Roys
New Auto Firm West & Kohl Open Marion Cars in Waterloo
West and Kohl open a Marion automobile agency at 219 221 East Sixth Street Waterloo. West comes from Traer to run the business while Kohl, a Waterloo resident for fourteen years, handles the auto line and service. Demonstrating cars have arrived and Marion cars are now common sights in the city.
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West & Kohl
East Sixth Street
William W. West
Traer
Waterloo
Kohl
Corn Belt Automobile Company
Marion
Indianapolis
Watering
Cedar Rapids
Henry Frank
Hitchins
Headford
Bank Moves Saturday to New Quarters in Waterloo
Waterloo Savings bank officials announced relocation to the Henderson Drug store room next Saturday morning occupying the outside corner. Leavitt Johnson Trust will shift desks above current space. Remodeling to create a Henderson Drug store room will take about three weeks, with full bank and vault work to follow, possibly six months total. The bank will use the Henderson store vault in the interim and aims for a premier banking floor in the completed complex.
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Henderson Drug Company
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Henderson Drug Store
Sheffield Choir Notes Stress Meals and Transport
The Sheffield choir plans meals at the Pythian temple due to crowded hotels. An executive meeting reviewed arrangements for the two concerts with ticket sales ahead of expectations. Ralph Dunkelberg reports only half the needed automobiles, hoping to secure more by Thursday at 10 30.
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Sheffield
Pythian Temple
Ralph Dunkelberg
Shopmen's League Frolic Planned At Y M C A
The Waterloo Shopmen's Welfare league schedules a social at the Y M C A gym and parlors on Wednesday evening at 8. The program includes boxing wrestling and stunts plus a hot air football game. A talk on shop base ball precedes refreshments and socializing.
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Waterloo Shopmen's Welfare League
W. Burrows
Showmen's League
Kraeive
One Conductor Returns to Work After Rheumatism Cure
Mr Wilford Adams writes of using Foley's Kidney Remedy to end chronic rheumatism. He was bedridden, used two bottles with good effect, and the third bottle helped him regain strength to resume conduct work on Lexington Street Railway in Kentucky. The remedy is claimed to clear uric acid from blood. J. K. Joder & Son.
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Charles Moral
Chicago Great Western Railway
Commercial Street
Faer
Moral
Caldwell
Fred D. Balcomb
Pollee Court
Taok
Great Western Bridge
Sixth Street
Balcomb
Ed Smith
Will Harvey
F. M. Shippy
Harvey
E. Sanberg
North End
Beck
Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky
J. K. Joder & Son
Freeman in Critical Condition at Home
Lloyd E. Freeman twenty two son of Mr and Mrs J L Freeman of 121 Jefferson Street lies critically ill at the parental home from an abscess of the liver and intestines. Doctors report the organs affected beyond surgical relief and his illness has grown increasingly grave since it began two weeks ago. Freeman is well known and deeply mourned by the city community.
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Lloyd of. Freeman
JL. B. Freeman
Jefferson Street
Lloyd
Local graduate joins Nauman Co as stenographer
A West High School graduate from the class of 1909 recently completed a course at Waterloo Business College and moved directly to the Nauman Company to work as a stenographer. He played on the high school basketball team and later remained active in athletic sports with the YMCA.
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The
West High School
Waterloo Business College
Nauman Co
M. C.A
City Council Approves New Barn Construction
In a meeting last evening the city council adopted a resolution to authorize erecting a new city barn and to begin work on replacing the old structure. Workers will commence construction as plans proceed under city oversight.
Greatest Event of the Year at Cedar Falls May Music Festival
The State Teachers' College May Festival at Cedar Falls on May 17 and 18 features the Thomas Orchestra of Chicago conducted by Frederick Stock with six soloists and the college Choral Society of 150 voices. Included are Hans Letz violin concertos, Reed Miller in Die Meistersinger, Theodora Sturkow Ryder piano concerto, and the Elijah oratorio with soloists Miss Percival Allen Miss Janet Spencer Mr Reed Miller and Mr Clarence Whitehill. Tickets at five price grades with reserved seats starting May 8 and orders due May 6.
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State Teachers’ College At
Cedar Fails
Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago
Frederick Stock
Desis Ductor
College Choral Society
Hans Letz
Reed Miller
Theodora Sturkow Ryder
Elijah
Orchesta
Choral Society
Percival Allen
Janet Spencer
Clarence Whitehill
Cedar Falls
J. B. Knoepffer
Waterloo Plans New Street Department Barn
City to replace the existing Third Street barn due to inadequacy for horses and equipment. The new two story structure will be about forty by sixty feet with a large shed for sweepers and machinery, housing six to eight horses and ample hay, with room to expand as needed. No cost estimate has been prepared yet.
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Waterloo
Third Street
Lafayette
Sycamore
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Reliable Drug Store
Chas
Davines Bank
Henderson Drug Storeroom
Sheffield Choir Notes
HW. FE. Kiester
Waterlow
Shopmen's League
Lloyd E. Freeman
Oelwein
4Th St
Iowa
U. S
Teachers’ College
Hobart M. Cables
Ludwig
Christman & Son
Jesse French
Oakland
Woods Bros
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