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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1911

Page

3

Waterloo Grants Two Market Places Opens Monday Morning

Waterloo acts to open two market places on Lafayette street between Fifth and Sixth and at Fifth and Jefferson. The city council suspends rules to launch Monday morning with markets open 5 am to not later than 12 pm and peddling barred from 5 to 10 am. The police will supervise and rental charges to be set later. Dunkelberg fights for free trade but loses four to two.

Waterloo Comeil Fifth Sixth Streets Lafayette Street Fifth and Jefferson Streets Rechtfertig Dewey and Dunkelberg Watersloo E. E. Dunkelberg Merriau

Vaudeville for the Syndicate Theatre to Open Season

J. W. Marcellus has leased the Syndicate Building theater on Bridge street and plans a Sept 1 season of high class vaudeville with two daily shows each featuring at least seven standard acts. He is in Chicago arranging bookings and aims to raise local vaudeville quality. Advanced seat reservations will allow three days ahead bookings for theater parties.

J. W. Marcellus Syndicate Building Company Syndicate Theater Bridge Street Marcellus Chicago Orpheum Theater

Bicycle Trip to Chicago and Elgin News Visit

Harold Nesbit, Charlie Cole, Hiram Maynard and Carl Chapman left yesterday on a bicycle trip to Chicago. They will travel via Cedar Rapids and Clinton, plan to attend the aviation meet in Chicago, then proceed to Elgin for auto races, and will ship their bicycles home from there before returning.

Harold Nesbit Charlie Cole Hiram Maynard Carl Chapman Chicago Cedar Rapids Clinton Elgin

Becks Return to Los Angeles After Illness in California

Mrs. George P. Beck Jr. left for Los Angeles to return home after being summoned by the illness and death of her father, John H. Hubbard.

George P. Beck, Jr Los Angeles Cal John H. Hubbard

Cummins Open War on Reciproc ity at National Convention

Senator Cummins declares he will carry the anti reciprocal policy fight into the next Republican national convention. He demands tariff revisions and attacks the Canadian reciprocity agreement linking farm protection with free trade for farmers. He vows to influence Iowa's spring GOP convention and rally anti Taft forces nationwide.

Washington, D Cummins William Howard Taft Cuming Iowa Congress Tariff Board Canada Washington Republican Party

City Council Rejects Park Avenue Saloon Petition

The council refused James Sheehan and his plan to open a saloon at the corner of Park avenue and Water streets near Ulinnis Central depot. M. J. Ellsworth was allowed to take over the 617 Water Street saloon from M. J. Krantz. The session mostly covered routine matters including authorization of market places.

Park Avenue Water Streets Ulinnis Central Depot James Sheehan M. J. Ellsworth Water Street M. J. Krantz

Fire destroys Salt Creek pumping station near Belle Plaine

Belle Plaine Iowa Aug 15 Special A late yesterday fire destroyed the Salt Creek pumping station of the Chicago Northwestern Railway about a mile west of Belle Plaine. The frame building housed a water softening plant and the plant will be rebuilt larger at a new location while water is supplied from the city. Fire chief Jason Livings, injured when his buggy axle broke on the way to the scene, escaped serious harm. The cause is unknown but suspected to be a spark from a passing locomotive.

Belle Plaine Salt Creek Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Benton Tama Jason Livings Livings John Face Roll Okla Pennsylvania W. A. Parris Doc Mr. Parris Chicago & Northwestern Railway Clinton Belle -Plaine Chicago & Northwestern Canning Company

One Bath Per Week Debate Sparks City Fray

Boston readers confront a water race issue as Lynn citizens debate bathing rules. Water Commissioner Campbell urges one bath weekly due to low supply, later relaxing to two. Health Board Chairman Ward backs the compromise saying few should sacrifice daily comforts for the many.

Boston Mass Lynn Thomas Campbell Campbell Michael Ward Board of Health

Woman Mayor Faces Battle Over Reform in Humnewell

Mrs. Bula illeon, mayor of Humnewell Kansas, says she is tired of the job as the City Council resists her reform efforts. She states she may quit but refuses to give up the fight, asserting politics is not a woman's place yet she will push on against male opposition.

Bula Humnewell Kan Wilson

Opening of Cedar Rapids Public Market Draws Mixed Reactions

The Cedar Rapids public market opened amid mixed reviews as farmers and buyers filled the East Side venue. Early sales impressed traders with high turnover while some critics noted learning curves in marketing methods. Des Moines also opened two market spaces attracting large crowds and brisk trade as gardeners and vendors showcased produce and dairy goods.

City Market Reopens with Open Arrival of Buyers

The crowd gathered to buy vegetables as Salen moved quickly. by 10 o'clock nearly all gardeners and hucksters had sold their produce. The west side market remained closed while attendees from both river sides filled the opening. The new market will operate on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, avoiding conflict with the city hall market.

West Side

Young Lad Faces Serious Charge In Marshalltown

In Marshalltown, Iowa, 14 year old Edward Bridgman is held in the county jail annex charged with assault with intent to commit rape. The alleged crime targets Georgia Healey, a 6 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Healey, with Bridgman being son of Samuel Bridgman, a laborer, residing at Center and Nevada streets.

Marshalltown Edward Bridgman Samuel Bridgman Center Nevada Streets Bridgman Georgia Healey William Healey

Underwood Typewriters Promote Popularity and Models

The article outlines Underwood Standard Typewriter models 4 and 5 with 10 inch carriages and 8 inch writing lines, model 5 adds four fraction keys. Model 3 offers wider carriage options from 12 to 26 inches for reports, used by banks railroads insurers and accountants. The sales exceed all other brands and the slogan is The Machine You Will Eventually Buy.

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