Waterloo City Brief Bids and Local Visitor Notes
Waterloo brief outlines multiple local sightings and visits. Notables include Mrs. Johnson’s Parlor address 324% West Fourth, Kansas City business trips by HB Kelly, and Waterloo meetings with Clarksville and Dubuque residents. Several notices cover marriages, conventions, and upcoming events at Clear Lake and Dewar, with names such as Father Hanley, Mother Agnes, Frances Rainbow, and E. B. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Op Geal Co
No Liberty for Rainsbargers in Parole Ruling
A Des Moines report says the parole board will likely reverse and refuse clemency for the Rainsbarger brothers, ending hopes of parole for murder in the first degree cases. Previous precedents in Van Tassel and Watson suggest no lifers will be released, with multiple convicts seeking clemency under the revised law.
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Nes Moines
Parole Board
Rainsbarger
van Tassel
Watson
van Tasse
Johnson
Frank Rahmsbarger
Wate Rainsbarger
Allison to get a brick hotel as town grows
Prospects rise for a new brick hotel in Allison Iowa with local leaders noting the need. Visitors include Paul Burroughs and family at New Hartford while Mrs Burroughs and son Thomas heal from recent travels. A Sunday school institute hosted by the American Sunday school union is planned with state workers here and Edith Nichols of Mason City set to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Paul Burroughs
New Hartford
Burroughs
Thomas
Tomn Kirchenstein
Helen Jones
Clear Lake
Frank Gonzales
Traer
Congregational Church
W. F. Ray
West
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Points
Colorado
American Sunday Client Union
Methodist Church
Edith Nichols
Mason City
Bristow
Hitesville
Coster
Prp
J. Ranney
Earl Richardson
Parkersburg
Bretness
Chris Kruse
Reuse
R. Gonzales F
R. Wisner
Jane Foot
W. J. Hunt
Waverly
Court Yard
Andrew Mullarkey
Cedar Falls
Hunt
Sarah Mead
Shell Rock
DR. Disney
Waterloo
Lydia Gunther
Clarksville
T. J. Shafer
Methodist Missionary Society
F. H. Hill
Georges
Fred Arnold
George Mead
Mr. Mead
Fern Lincoln
Burjnnett Buys New Ford In Rockford Arrival
Dr FE Burjnnett purchased a new five passenger Ford brought from Mason City. Floyd County veterans plan their annual reunion at Nora Springs on August 31. Mrs C Reed dies in the home of her daughter Mrs Leon Moore. Dougherty picnic held Tuesday. Mrs L R Burton hosted twenty young people in honor of Jeanette Gemmells. Nash and Moore family reunion held last Sunday. G F Merrick bought 80 acres from Mrs Bowen at 125 per acre. Mrs P G Fullerton and children from Lawton Oklahoma visiting relatives. Miss Opal Chapman hired at Buchholz store in Greene. Prof and Mrs Robt Fullerton of Cedar Falls to Europe soon for voice study.
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Rockford
FE. H. Burjnett
Mason City
Floyd Co
Nora Springs
C. Reed
Leon Moore
Dougherty
L. R. Burton Wos
Jeanette Gemmells
Nash
Widows Notified of Greek Laborer Burial in Iowa
Marshalltown Iowa August 23 Greek laborers at the funeral of Nicholas Jurgos photographed at the graveside to inform his widow in Greece that he received a Christian burial. Jurgos was killed last week when an emery wheel burst. He had lived in Waterloo, where his uncle and two brothers live. Rear Champ Clark Friday evening at Syndicate Theatre p m.
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Marshalltown
Nicholas Jurgos
Greece
Jurgos
Jurges
Waterloo
Visiting Waterloo Friends and Local Weddings
Mrs. John Blair of Des Moines visiting her father Hon. C. W. Mullan and sister Mrs. Carl R. Walker to be joined by husband Friday for home travel in their automobile with her two children John and Betty. Mrs. Walker plans Chicago move. unspecified Sept cottage at Sans Sonci. Arthur Cox and Gladys Palmer of Waterloo married last night at 8 by Rev Vallant. groom works as machinist in Cedar Rapids. couple to reside there. Picnic Club plans Pleasant meeting tomorrow hosted by Mr J. O. Knox. destination undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John Blair
Des Moines
C. W. Mullan
Carl R. Walker
Blair
John
Betty
Arthur Cox
Gladys Palmer
BE. A. Vallant
First Baptist Church
Third Avenue West
W. H. Cox
Cefar Rapids
Unique Skyscraper Planned by Admen in Chicago
A fourteen story structure exclusively for advertising agencies will rise at 119 123 Madison Street. Negotiations between the Chicago Advertising Association and Frederick R. Barnheisel secured leases and a May 1 1912 completion target. The top floors will house the association, with officers J R Watts John E Beebe F A Howard M B Hart and Charles H Touvalin.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Chicago Advertising Association
Frederick R. Barnheisel
Clark
la Salle
John E. Beebe
F. A. Howard
M. B. Hart
Charles H. Touvalin
City Market Introduces Scales and Booths at East Side
The city installs two weigh scales at the market allowing buyers and sellers to weigh produce for free. Booths six by eight feet rise on the east side with plans for a fish and meat stall and a vegetable stall. Prices remain near yesterday with some reductions while demand grows, and farmers plan to expand acreage next season.</s>
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East Side
West Side
Henry Thies
Cedar River Park
Thies
East Waterloo
Tadas
Foyen
California
Pears and Produce Prices at Syndicate Theatre Event
A Friday night event at Syndicate Theatre lists food prices including pears per bushel and celery by the bunch, with herbs and produce like squash and pumpkins noted. The notice also mentions a show with Champ Clark at 8 p.m. and a general sale atmosphere for the evening.
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Cléer
Aweet
Park Postal Station Opens at Waterloo
Park station, the new division of the Waterloo postal service, opened for business this morning with first mail delivery at 9 30 am. The office, staffed by L Sassamante and his son Ralph, has 45 call boxes and 45 lock boxes and will serve most of Chautauqua park area. Mail arrives at 9 30 am and 5 30 pm. collection at 10 am and 6 pm. The office stays open until the local store closes. Also promoting Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with Hendersons and Schuneman's as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Station
Waterloo Postal Service
Chautauqua Park
L. Sassamante
Ralph
Woman's scream foils burglar in midnight intrusion
Mrs. William R. Walker of 1305 Third Avenue West awoke to a burglar's flashlight flash and a possible revolver. She screamed twice, alerting her husband. the prowler fled via the back stairs and cellar. No loot was taken and police found no suspect. Hear Champ Clark Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Walker
Third Avenue West
Mr. Walker
Mr Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
HL. B. Nortman
A. Schraeder
J. E. Williams
Hanley
Mary Agres
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Edward Hoyt
Marchester
Gratiot
Eugenia
Father Hanley
Lulu Pederson
C. H. Pederson
Harry Quest
Miss Marian
E. T. Sadler
Creamery Journal
North Central Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
Norrow
Mary Manch
Lisbon
Pearl Manch
I. G Walz
Heir
Dorr Wilcox
F. M. Brownwell
Sidora
L. A. Wewicke
Waterlo
Gladys Martin
Ameg Ia
Agricultural College
Guy A. Feely
J. S. Tuthill
Frances Rainbow
Council Bluffs
J. °. Rainbow
Eva Hayes
Alfred W. Mullan
Raton
N. M
Henry Immings
Ruby May Danels
F. Jeliger
F. M. Bowen
Hudson
Plain View Stock Farm
EB. & Parker
Polly
R. W. Hadley
Omaha
Mrs. Parker
Mrs. Hadley
E K. Shoemaker
Northwood
Milwaukee
L. C. Barbour
Plainview
Neh
A. H. Pinkerton
South Street
J. F. Simpson
Elgin. Il
Dewar
J. E. Bates
Mr. Dixon
Albert S. Harper
Oedlxein
Pearl Popejoy
L. J. Doctor
George
Henry Tardy
Foreplugh and
Selis Bros
Cirrus Ary Independence
Ringling Circus
George Tardy
Jennie Ward
Nebraska
Champ Clark
Menderson’s
Schereman
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Ccceenneeeneessens AG Sa
Lifers
Clarkaville
Leater Lincoln
Missaman
Rowan
Missman
Garner
H. F. Wild
M. Early
Messie
McTaggart
Lehman
Pryersville
first Sund@ay
Father Wieneke
M. Woods
Mr Woods
Farmers’ Elevator
Syndicate Theatre
Society News
J. O. Knox
ADMEN
Park
Henderson’s
Schuneman’s
Story Man
Our
Virginia Walker
Mrs. Carney
Burlington
Clothiers
First
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Easley
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