Fortnightly club forum plans for annual program
The Fortnightly club completes its twenty third annual program with a forum based schedule. Open monthly meetings rotate between Universalist and Westminster churches, welcoming non members. Officers and committees are listed and Emmons Johnson is honored with a frontispiece photograph. The year features diverse speakers on topics from gambling in sports to eugenics and Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awstin Burt
Universalist Church
Corner Forth
Mulberry Streets
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fourth
Wellington Streets
J. J. Howrey
J.D. Baston
8. B. Reed
C. WW. Davis
Martimer C Rveland
James Grahwmn
Emmons Johnson
Theelub
J. M. Brainard
Charles W. Winne
A. G. Reid
HK. F. Seymour
J. B. Smith
W. B. Sandford
Richies
Shakespeare
City In Brief Full of Names and Local Happenings
A jumble of notices and brief items lists residents traveling to visit relatives, attending funerals, or spending weekends in nearby towns. Several named individuals, families, and businesses are mentioned along with visits to Waterloo, Marshalltown, and other locales.
City Council Tonight Faces Levy and Lighting Decisions
City officials plan to vote on the annual levy and discuss key local matters including lighting district expansion, tanning petitions, and a junk yard complaint at 1828 Commercial Street. Mayor Thompsons and Councilman Burk return from Minnesota with patrol and ambulance reviews. A street project on Ricker Street Ridge advances to the second stage. Transcripts of the Measkil murder case proceed to the state supreme court. Reed party arrives in Waterlog after summer travels aboard the Great Ancestora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
R. C. Thompsons
Fred Burk
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Commercial Street
Ricker Street
Royal Neighbors Announce Regular Meeting and Respectful Resolution
The Royal Neighbors of America plan a regular meeting Wednesday at the A O SW hall. Dora King’s committee will entertain. A resolution of respect honors Susan Gushard, with condolences to her family and a note to publish in the city press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
A. O. SW. Hall
Msg
Dora King
Susan Gushard
Corps
Robert Anderson
Relief Corps
Heabou
City Press
Ciar Lotte Dure
Vile Roberts
Classified Ad Offer Promises Consistent Profit
A brief classified note claims the Conver ie advertisement space remains consistently profitable for advertisers. It emphasizes steady returns and ongoing demand, urging readers to place ads to capitalize on ongoing market interest.
Rifle Team Wins Shaw Trophy At Des Moines Shoot
Co 1 Waterloo rifle team wins the Shaw trophy the bronze bust prize for top overall score at the state match in Des Moines. Co C Muscatine takes second, Co M Cedar Falls third. individual honors go to First Sergeant Durchdenwald Co L with 418, Crowell 157. Regimental and other team awards noted with dominant performances by Waterloo and Cedar Falls units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 1
Waterloo
Des Moines
Jn Jubilons Spirits
United States Army
Yifle
Leslie M. Shaw
Army of the
Iowa National Guar
Ravk
Co. C
Muscatine
Co. M. Ford Rest
Cedar Falls
Cats
Co. M
Co. D
Manchester
Co. M of
Allison
Wm. B. Allison
Co. Fa
Co. C of
Durchdenwald
William Tl. Durchdenwald
Co. L
Col. Brookhach
KH. J., Crowell
Co. Ja
Sergt
Monte Soules
Co. M. Cedar Falls
J. G. Utley
J. G. Utley of the 53Rd
Ivy D
Arnold
Co. I
Wankon
Fll
Tisher
William H. Durchdenwald
H. L. Crowell
Cory J. Albert P. Ward
Co. L of
Meare
Serzt
Soules
Voorhees
Waterlo
Co. A
Dubuqui
Co. H
Cedar Faye Ida
Concrete Piles Extend 11 2 Miles For Teestary Foundation
The foundation for Leavitt & Johnson hawk building includes five hundred concrete piles driven to form a base. Piles would stretch from Fourth Street to the cotgeant in lahupua park, about a mile and a half. Contractor T A Maine said completion is possible this week if no delays occur. Chicago steel contractors confirm the foundation will be ready for steel work by September 41, with shipments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teestary Leavitt & Johnson Hawk
Fourth Street
Cotgeant
Lahupua Park
T. A. Maine
Chicago
Contractors Outing Planned by Master Builders of Iowa
Several Waterloo contractors who are members of the Master Builders’ association of Iowa will likely take the annual trip arranged by the association. They meet in Pavengort on September where they will board a boat and travel in a group to the Twin Cities to sightsee. They will spend five days on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Fournier
Plorente
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Tleir Cousins
Edward Beal
Grant Avenue
Edward Ranhne
Hawthorne Avenue
Minneapolis
Fournier
Carsie Beal
Master Kuilders’ Nasciiation
Towa
Pavengort
Twin Cities
Te Seehe Sigue
Resinol Heals Tortured Skin Quickly with Ointment
Immediate relief for itching burning and disfiguring skin trouble in eczema ringworm and related conditions via a warm bath and simple Resinol Ointment. Soothing balsams penetrate skin halt itching and clear eruptions. regular Resinol Soap helps keep skin clear. Ointment and Soap marketed by doctors for nineteen years. trial offer via Dept 1 A Resinol Baltimore MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 1-A
Resinol
Baltimore
Felsing bids to be second Davey White after debut
Charles City Elks blanked Ek 7 to 0 in a fall baseball game. Felsing, praised for a running cane-handed catch, sparked crowd excitement in his first Charles City appearance. Vi Lindeman pitched for Charles City with sharp fastballs, while Ek struggled to hit. The local team has several other games set for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauder
Charles Felsing
Davey White
Charles City
Charles City Elks
Vi Lindeman
Boston Nationals
Prisoner Theodore Hansen Arrested for Drunken Charge
Theodore Hansen, reputed to have been jailed more than any other offender, was arrested yesterday for intoxication. Officers found over $400 on his clothing during a search, the first funds noted in Hansen’s record. He posted bonds and did not appear in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hansen
Theodore
Hansen
The Public Market Prices Decline For Produce
The potato salvation is not on the market today with his regular auto load of tubers. Prices quoted by others were 25 cents a peck. One man offered stock at 45 cents a half bushel or 90 cents a bushel. Saturday the price was as low as 75 cents a bushel. Eggs rose a cent a dozen, quoted at 24 and 25 cents. Creamery butter sold at 32 cents. The offerings of produce were light and purchases were 80.
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Rtuders
Robert So Wath
Saburdaye
Geo
Moni
Lana
County “Auditor’s Office
Vaughan
Anra
Elvroad
Salunday
Olunia
Kindelh
Mov Homphray
Aian Palmer
Marshalltown
Jersig Becker
Effay
Court
Cherk
J. J. Miratin
Miss Jumray
M Amsbelle Farr
East
William Gini
Hile Nua & GiAdt, Didercykers
Cailvertvilli
Plaw
Herbert Ge. Auu
Walter Graham
Neidy
Mikes Carrie
Miy
Vincent Reeifertig
Mr. Neldy
Swit Lake
Rose Mikthanan
Huchaton
Fi Udenour
Wart McNally
Roswell
X. M
Vielnigt
J. W. Cuncy
Josatine
Ben
Judie Thurston
St. Francis Hospitals
Rapids
Adelaide Thurston
Bath Street
Linden
Emma Fried
Bates Straws
J. A. Haehten
Calvary Evangelical Church
Fairview Cemetery
E. G. Cady
Clin Ton
C. W. Moyne
Sioux City
Erna Payington
Franklin Street
Payne
Lows
Jack Newman
District Court
Askil
Supreme Court
Dease Barry
Carrie
Basil
Fleming HH. Revell Company
Iman
Monte, Carlo
Tesbands
Br Ressen
Tata
Tre
Bungy Husband
Whitt CO
Stipe
Cedar Iaux Boys Sin Winey
Flaco
W. H. Cynrhderist Ald
R. A. Sweet
D. Dowler
R.W. Brayton
Morrill
H. Crowell
A. P. Ward
Saunders
J. D. Lyons
Carleton Sias
Omr
Germany
House Today
Iesuit
United States
Felsing
Cozy Theatre
Whie Cana Theatre
Romarpa
Courier
Borgie
Mak Tiss
Chronicle of Nations Involved
Farape
Europe
Posticiid
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