Parents Should Guard Daughters Against White Slave Cadet
Dr George W Reichel spoke at Westminster Church on The Crimes of a White Slave Cadet urging parents to chaperone daughters and warning against police graft and social elites linked to white slavery The American Civic Reform union aims to make white slavery a felony with tougher penalties including possible life imprisonment after his current engagements.
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George W. Reichel
American Civic Reform Union
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Reichel
Waterloo
Dr. Reichel
Auto crowd causes chaos as Waterloo circus draws visitors
Thousands of out of town cars fill Waterloo streets for the circus. Drivers violate traffic rules leading to minor crashes. A team from Jubilee wrecks on East Fourth. A horse tied at 633 Cottare breaks free and is recovered at Knapp’s livery. May or officials intensify traffic enforcement on Logan avenue amid dense crowds.
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Waterloo
Valentina Frost
Martin Phillips
John Tomey
Jubilee
East Fourth Street
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
Dilford Greenley
Raymond
Cottare Street
Knapp
R. C. Thompson
Logan Avenue
Father and son get thirty days
Albert Goodnow aged 59 and his son Arthur aged 22 faced arraignment for vagrancy in police court this morning, both pleading not guilty. The court convicted them and sentenced them to thirty days in the county jail with the first five on bread and water.
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Witnesed
Albert Goodnow
Arthur Goodnow
B. A. Leighton
Howard Garrison
J. H. Meyers
Jall
Allison
Bert Lichty
Jie
Fourth Street
Rufus Shelby
Joseph Russell
Eireus
Great Western
Meyers
FLOCKS OF BIRDS AT FT. MADISON
Thousands of martins and blackbirds swarm Fort Madison Iowa near Union and Allison avenues and Front street. Birds perch in separate groups, cover poles and wires, and linger for hours, prompting speculation they may soon migrate south signaling an early fall.
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Fort Madisan
Union and
Allison Avenues
Front Street
West End
Telephone and Electric Light Company
Market report from Chicago and New York on grain and hogs
Chicago and New York markets show slight wheat gains at open with mixed corn. cash wheat and oats listed by grade. Hog and sheep futures opened strong then closed steady. cash prices for hogs and lambs noted along with butter cheese and produce standings in Chicago market.
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Chicago
Toukey
Turkey
Seeey
ST. Louis
Fine Hand Carved Mahogany Chair Promoted for Comfort
An antique style armchair built of hand carved mahogany offers roomy comfort with a brocade velvet cushion. The item appears in a Waterloo market display alongside local advertisements and notices for Foley Kidney Pills endorsements. A separate Wheaterloo coupon mentions Brady War Pictures for school children.
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Whaterlog Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Seo Coupon
Waterloo City In Brief Circus Day Prompts Mixed Notes
A flurry of town activity features visitors from Manchester and Waverly, births, a new mortgage of social news, and a ringmaster of small-town life. Notables include Mr and Mrs E L Hahn with an 8 pound son, Harve Smith a Civil War veteran, and couples traveling between Waterloo and nearby towns. Electric park circus day drew 1000 paid admissions, while market buyers and producers thinned. Potatoes held at 75 cents a bushel as outgoing residents visit relatives and plan future moves. Additional notes cover local officials, store staff changes, and social luncheon details with pink decor and bridge games.
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Harvey Smith
West Union
Harve
Waterloo
Democratic Party
Eliza Raymond
Earl Farley
Manchester
Helene Howell
Presbyterian Hospital
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. B. Howell
Waterloo East High School
C. A. Waterbury
B. F. Swisher
Park Avenues West
Bridge
Robert Johnston
Houston
Tex
Crawford Harper
Madison
Wis
T. R. McCoy
Thumage Voted as a Minister Debate in Iowa
Dr J O Stevenson confirms Rev Charles H Talmage is a Congregational minister in good standing and listed in the Congregational National Year Book 1913, noting his Marlboro Florida ordination date of 1882. The controversy over his ministerial status follows Glover of Sibley questioning his right to call himself a preacher while campaigning for the progressive party in Iowa.
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J. F. Glover
Sibley
Charles Talmage
Progressive Party
Iowa
Boston
J. O. Stevenson
Iowa Congregational Conference
the Courier
Charles H. Talmage
Marlboro
N. FL
Talmage
Register and Leader of Today
Europe
Glover
Tr. Talmage
Taft
Grundy Center
Marshalltown
Jefferson
Carroll
Home Baking Sale at Sinnarid Andrew Pinkerton Grocery
Andrew Pinkerton Grocery will host a full day baking sale this Saturday. The event, tied to a sixteen‑section Waterloo Evening Courier push, encourages shoppers to collect coupons on page 8.
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Sinnarid
Andrew Pinkerton
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KO Town
Father
Oon
GOURT
FT. Madison
Convention OF Martins and
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Weather Forecast
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Missouri
N. S
New York
ST. Louis Close
Wheat
Kansan City
South Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Duluth Close
C. H. Ellsworth
Baldwin St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Wellington
Be. Wheate. Na. Barley Co
Tame Bay
Baldd
S,s. Ee
Buchanan
P. E. Doland
Coggan
Sidney Dudley
E. Ll. Hahn
Ninth Street West
Mr. Hahn
The
Courier
Orlando Babcock of
Waverly
G. W. Nelson
Myrtle
Addie Leach
Fairmount, Ind
L. A. Danton
Conger Street
Electric Park Circus
Herbert Parker
Waverly Democrat
A. L. Philleo
Rock All Land
Waverly Station
John Hempbell
C. F. Hayes
Glenn Hohl
Atlantic City
Sea Bright
N. J
Frank Bros
Hohl
Elizabeth Brainard
Buffalo
Fred
Warner
Hartquist
Ringling
Hampton
8. J. Line
George F. Althouse
Ackley
Freeport
Prof. Diller
Bowman
N. D
Dysart
H. Goettsch
Berlin
Mr. Goettsch
Peterson Brothers
Fifth
J. Roy Roberts
Redmond
Ore
Roberts
Oda Fuller
Waterloo East
Thumage
Stevenson
Ney
Waelferloo Evening Courier
FOULA
Percales
Otago
Best Ginghams
Jeremy Taylor
Sidney CO
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