Waterloo to Transfer Baseball Franchise to New Officers
Officials discuss debts and a transfer agreement as Waterloo’s baseball association moves to hand over the franchise to a new organization led by R DeGont. A plan to liquidate liabilities includes booster ticket sales and forming a stock company to own the franchise next season with about 400 stockholders anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commercial
Waterloo Thletic Association
J.gh. Sullivan
Iito
R. DeGon
Mew
Argu Nmina- You
Stures
DeGontu Olairee
M. E. Justice
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Bus Mmeysanen
R_ 1
Deion
Waterloo Business College to Graduate Class
The baccalaureate sermon opened the graduating exercises at the Waterloo business college held at the First Congregational church. Rev. Harvey Jemers of Coe College delivered the sermon as forty four students prepare to receive diplomas Friday night. Names span shorthand, typist, commercial, stenographic, and other tracks with students from Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Independence, Grundy Center, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
First Congregational Church
Harvey Jemers
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Gates
West Mullan Avenue
Lyle Colby
Clare Stewart
Waterloo
Lewis Lake
Tity Belle Decker
Innesville
Miler Shettey
Cedar Falls
Beth Ross Hor
Riceville
Elizabeth Lichter
Lucy Colt
Esthervite
Carrie Benson
Sheliinck
Alma Welsh
Harold Nye
Ari
Hutter
Roland Woortyrard
Watering
Prederiek Thies
Sumner
Dwith
Bielke
St. Atrear
Risart
Churse
Wittheat Bromennchenkel
Jale B
Wileatrick
Ruth Cotherh
Kathleen Wall
Anne Fentiman
Avery Minckley
Trainfield
Mabel Noel
Rome
tHadys Washburne
Hudson
Farig
Latnin
Ackiey
Reintert
Prim-ghar
Roderick Ross
Wauhay
Compigke
Edwin Zitnner
Mina
Ine
Ergida Leach
Irene Meyers
Tonia
Lena Jones
Sont
Ray Messerschmidt
Shetfrid
Lee Walte
Inwood
Gary The Ige Fund Regular Meeting Notice
Gary The Ige Fund will hold a regular meeting in K of P hall Tuesday evening. Children and RB A. are mentioned with a payment of 1.50 dollars noted in the event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. RB. A
K. of P. Halt
City in Brief Eyestrain Affects Schoolwork
Local notes report widespread eyestrain impacting children in school. Many items list residents traveling to Winthrop, Dayton, French Lick, or Los Angeles, along with hospital visits, family announcements, and upcoming Calvary evangelical Sunday school picnic at Cedar River park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FP. Burns
Y. ME C. AL
Rey
H. A
Dayton
Rath Street
Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
Cedar River Park
Ten thousand pennies recast at local station rollout
Ten thousand brand new pennies from the Denver mint arrive at the Manis Central passenger station in original packaging. Clerks note stock tied for the first time, as 5,400 pennies are used weekly at this depot and about 20,000 one cent pieces are used each month, weighing 140 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Manis Central
Dames
Stout
Rotarians Hear History of Eggs at Russell-Lamson
At the Russell-Lamson hotel Rotarians heard Charles Q Goodwin and J R Shoemaker discuss egg and poultry industry changes. They cited government action standardizing handling and marketing, losses from poor handling, and the shift toward cold storage for safer, cleaner products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles QO. Goodwin
Grundy Center
Republican
J. RK. Shoemaker
Rotary
Foray
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Mr. Croodwin
Cty
H. J. Sheamaker
Kar Reporter
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Shoemaker
Prairie Dogs Dominate Wrens In 26–0 Morning Win
Louis Leach captains the Prairie Dogs and pitches hitless ball as he also sends the report of a one sided morning game against Maxi Wren’s team. The Prairie Dogs jumped to ten runs in the first inning securing the lopsided 26 to 0 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudville
Casey
Prairie Boys
Prairie Dogs
Gaem
Louis Leach
Spore
Maxi Wren
E Walianty
Mortuary Notice for John McCoy Funeral Service
Funeral services for John McCoy will be from the home at 144 Logan Avenue to St. Joseph's Catholic Church Tuesday at 8 a.m. Burial will be at Ackiey. The body was taken to Hileman & Gindt's mortuary for viewing. arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCoy
Logan Avenue
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ackiey
William Neilsen
Willian Neileen
Peter C. Neilsen
State Street
Independence Sance
Uwa
Hileman & Gindt
Announcements from Jincaln Circle and neighbors
Members of Jincaln Circle and the G. A. R. gather at Mrs J W Krapfel's home 415 Park Ave East Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. to attend Comrade John McCoy's funeral with a funeral service to follow. District deputies and local groups extend cordial invitation for the gathering and related events in Cedar Falls later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jincaln Circle
G. AL RL
J. W. Krapfel
Park Avenue East
John McCoy
Waterton
Baliort
Aronia
O. i. Wy
Hawk County
Cedar Falls
Drunkenness Punishments Don’t Stop Border Guardsmen
A Brownsville report notes a guardsman from Con. B. Gorwy or any company is fined with 10 extra days of duty and 30 days ban from visiting towns after drunkenness at border saloons. J M. Cilley writes from Brownsville Aug. 3, discussing allowances for visiting the city during games and detailing the border post near the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. B. Gor Wy
King
Thun
M. Cilley
Menber
Co. G
Turki
Qualy
Gilley
Brownsville
Moxtea
Rio Grande River
Towa
Limitis
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Browns- Vile
Modern Highwaymen Visit Waterloo From Fayette
The Modern Highwaymen, a group of 123 Fayette boys who built roads, visited Waterloo today. They toured the Commercial Club, Galloway plant, and Courier office, where Mayor W R Law praised their work. Sponsored by O W Stevenson, the group earned ten cents an hour last summer and now enjoy a day in Waterloo. The return trip is set for late evening, with Rev F F Brown and Stevenson leading.
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Tuthill
Cleveland
Boston
Tuthttl
Clear Lake
Dre
T. G. Taylor
Waterloo Woman's Club
Los Angeles
Thomas Traylor
Jesup
California
Carl McNally
Noswell
Waterloo
Hind Bon
Me. McNally
Flint
Mich
Waterton
Fayette
Lack Department
Galloway
Courier
Fayetta
Antion
W. R. Law
Commercial Club
Highwaymen
O. W. Stevenson
Fayetts
Thay Soya
Fayvtte
Iuio
Mayatte
Stevenson
FF. Q. Brown
Bayatte
Water discount spurs effort to keep lawns green
J. P Berry, superintendent, notes the water trustees gave a 50 percent discount on lawn sprinkling. He urges civic pride as the Dumpage usage averages about 1,400,000 gallons daily, rising occasionally to 2,006,000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pp. Berry
Urge President to Start Probe Over Rail Strike
Message from the United States Chamber of Commerce urged President Wilson to order an immediate investigation into the railroad labor dispute. The letter, circulated by Marty A. Wheeler, argues a break is likely without intervention and calls for congressional action to prevent freight disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
United States of America
Mareial Clubs
Boards of Trade
Eliata
Born of Commerce
Camimarciat
United States
Wilson
Tiliigadeirike
Chamber Anked Pach
Ube A
Larry
Congress
Conmiinatan
Ineladbaye
Waterloo Commercial Club
Raver Ihe Chamber
Tur Congress
Marty A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
Woodrow Winnow
Charles M. van Vierk
Comercial Club
Stark
New York
United States Board of Mediation and
Tie Haunter
Camueree
ALA Lee
Uhas
Wanted ads mix on railroad town page in city market
A jumble of want ads seeks safe frame building near railroad, various farm items like tomatoes berries and peppers, fruit, potatoes, corn, and hay. Employment notices call for workers, domestic help, and a laundry, with contact phones and addresses scattered throughout two blocks.
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Ohio
Breen
Widen
Kentucky
Zephyrboll Gardenk
Kirk
Furnianert
Ludden
Atre
Atre Farm
Juneasville
Kimball Leandry
East Alxth
Anawerk
West Seventh
Howard
Bale
Plano
Fifth Street
Elty Telecin
Sherrif Hendore
M. Beal
Werty Fourth Street
Corporal and companion capture 100 Germans in field action
Paris reports Corporal Geuteau bier of the Prednent Hight infantry decorated for courage after singlehandedly locating a shelter and guiding 100 German prisoners, including two officers, to surrender before a counterattack. He and his companion then pursued remaining enemies, but Guillot fell wounded while attempting to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Geuteaubier
Prednent Hight
Provident Poinearn
Trayery
Prysktout Potugars
Vorpors
Phe Meiny
Pha Vash
Fran
Germain
Guillet Ciro
Shelwer
Klaaide
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Associa
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Business College
Gary
THE
IGE Fund
Buchanan
Ll. BL
Knowles
Winthrop
J. J. Meride
Hazel Grings
Sioux
Iby
Mack Laws
Everett
Randalph Street
Laws
Dubugus
A. G. Picken
Linwood Avenue
Claude G. Parks
Third Avenue West
French Lick Springs
Ind
Nelle Zimmerman
Florence Dre
Aredale
Chapman
Mins Dre
John C. Smith
Stacyville
St. Francis Hospital
A.B. Bunnell
Clrady Grove
Earl Barrett
Lucile
Regina
Waterville
N. Y
M. ON
Trainer
Grant Avenue
Sarah Hubbard
Frank Wisner
Post- Juftice
Mary HE. Maloney
John Burger
Anna Auten
HSER
Viola Barnard
G. B. Taylor
L. RK. Sinnard
Russell Miller
Eddyville
F. W. Stevenson
Oelwein
State Dairy and Food Commission
Jawa State Dairy Association
Watterloo
Tie Association
J. Bintz
Palitor
Nyy Magazine
Wodern
Pamisppe
Iu Action
Nou Aay
Chamber OP
Witterson
Deparrapmant
Leland
Ane
Wantrd—Proerienced Furniture Felon
Yannavers Tar
ACPO
Cp Veurier
Palm Beach
Pourtel S'Prebt
Regal
Peverell Motor Sales Company
Tahiary
Butta
Ada
Shen Debhes
Bink Ron
ReAms
Llee
Martin Child
Joe
Joe Raymond
East
Yer Street
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