City in Brief: Local Notices and Moves
A compilation of city notices reports social meetings, visits, and legal actions. The XX club meets with Mrs. Turner at 421 Logan Ave. Grace M. E. church circle holds a work meeting. Leavitt & Johnson bank sues L. G. and P. J. Mullen for 3152.61 on a promissory note. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate. crime and police activity note a prowler report. J. E. Elliott pays a fine to regain release from jail. community groups schedule meetings and seek carnival plans. reporters on vacation. local merchants showcase fall and winter merchandising after a New York market trip.
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XX Club
G. R. Turner
Logan Avenue
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
L. G
P. J. Mullen
H. 5. Campbell
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Sioux City
Campbell
J. S. Kemp
E. Rausch
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
New York
Waterloo
Johnson 13 Home From Conference Attends Meeting on Currency Bill
B Johnson vice president of Leavtt & Johnson Trust returned from Chicago where bankers debated the Owen Glass currency bill. He warned passage in its present form would harm business by forcing large credit reductions and sudden contraction. Johnson sits on the American Bankers Association executive council and attended as a representative.
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Chicago
Bankers’ Associations
United States
Owen-Glass
Leavtt & Johnson Trust Company
Bankers
Congress
Bankers’ Conference
Johnsons
Johnson
The
American Bankers’ Association
The Majestic Presents The Seminary Girl Summer Revue
The Majestic theatre draws large crowds daily with a pleasing summer review titled The Seminary Girl. Knute Erickson as Daffy Dan wins fans with his comic antics and lively performances.
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Majestic Theatre
Seminary Girl
Knute Erickson
Daffy Dan
Burleson Order Affects Waterloo Merchants
The Burleson parcel post rule raises weight limits to twenty pounds but only within a 150 mile radius. Waterloo merchants gain over Chicago competitors who cannot ship beyond the zone, while locals misunderstand the rule believing nationwide reach is allowed.
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Burleson
Waterloo
Chicago
Windy City
VEW CLOAK SQUAE ONE Fourth Item
The Grossman Brothers plan a new Waterloo ladies store featuring coats suits skirts waists petticoats dresses furs millinery and more for women misses and girls. Miss Irene Hillard and Emmet J Lowry married at St Mary's Dubuque to reside in Charles City where he works as a Hart-Parr draughtsman.
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Grossman Brothers
Waterloo
Emmet J. Lowery
Charles City
Irene Hillard
Dubuque
Soren M. Nelson
Omaha
Anna Clay Patrick
Kansas City
Waterloo west schools announce teaching staff for term
Anson T. Hukill, superintendent, listed instructors by building and grade for West Waterloo schools. Many names fill numerous grades from kindergarten to twelfth, with several new hires noted including Ella Newcomer Alma Asquith Ela Lukenbell Ruth Sprecker Nellie Olmstead Jeanette Towner and Rather Baldwin. The manual training supervisor position at West High remains vacant pending election.
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Anson T. Hukill
Waterloo West
West High School
G. Mallory
Riga Acnoor
M. Wallace
Lina Ti. Moore
Lula BE. Bryan
Ruby Clare Wade
Mia Marie Humble
Jessie MacArthur
Bess Ballantyne
Emily Porter
Fred McClain
Ruth Dyer
Neil Jones
Opal Gillette
Maude Merritt
Lloyd ©. Ray
Geo. Jensen
Fred Frehse
Gertrude Junge
Evelyn Jones
Ida Harmon
Lucy Sullivan
Glen Dahn
Eda Behrens
Clara McKitrick
Jennie A. Robbins
Minnie Newcomer
Alma Asquith
June J. Foster
Jeanette Kurtrock
Ada Walker
Clara Hunt
Marian Davis
Lowell
Laura Colburn
Warristt Hubbard
Filla Lukenbell
Matel Moff
Mizabeth Seeley
Elizabeth Wisner
Neilie Garvey
Ruth Spiecher
Maude Davis
Aaurs
Colburn
Ida Ayer
Whittier
Ruth Updegraff
May Cook
Nellie Olmstead
Mamie O'Neil
Stella Stadbem
Mabel Harr
Edna Lang
Nellie Flynn
Grace McKean
Washington Irving
Bertha Ohler
Jeanette Towner
Gwendolen Landon
May M. Barnes
Bertha Ohller
Bernice Call
Westfield
Kate Martin
Esther Baldwin
Marie Good
Audrey Strayer
Lillian Reaney
Helen McSweeney
Flora M. Bliss
Cornelia Moran
Iris Livingston
Mary Starr
Cora Ricketts
Lloyd GC. Ray
Ela Lukenbell
Ruth Sprecker
Rather Baldwin
West Waterloo
Dear Doctor I am cured by your treatment headline
A patient letter praises Dr Shallenberger of Chicago for curing hemorrhoids polyps and other chronic ailments. The note, signed by F E Reinhold of Quasqueton Iowa, endorses the doctor's course of treatment and invites inquiries.
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Wilbur Shallerberger
Chicago
F. E, Reinhold
Quasqueton
jeweled kneel ets in philadelphia draw demand among society
Jeweled kneelets of gold appear on Chestnut street worn by promenaders in slit skirts. Jewelry houses report higher demand than supply, serving exclusive society clients as well as urban patrons.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Fos
Fall Fashion Arrives With Suits Coats and Furs
Fall goods arrive daily with hundreds of smart fall suits exclusive new coats stylish machinery and furs at reasonable prices. Shoppers are making selections now and can get first pick for the season.
Local social notes and travelers from La Porte City Aug 26
La Porte City items list visitors and residents, with trips to Greene Mason City Clear Lake Waterloo Des Moines Vinton and Cedar Rapids. Notes include illnesses, carpools to the state fair, and several towns represented by local families and guests.
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la Porte City
E. M. Maven
Greene
Mason City
Clear Lake
George Carney
John Youns
Guy Watts
Neva Webster
Kara Kober
Waterloo
Anne Countryman
Wol
Edine
Anamosa
Mi Kling
Cedar Rapids
Scott Bowers
Frank Fitzsinger
Des Moines
Gale Milune
Dysart
Luther Coffin
J. W. Momenteifer
Myrtle God Olive
Stockton
Mra. Jr. Stuabert
State
Iowa State Teachers Convention Held in Des Moines
Advance notice shows the annual Iowa State Teachers convention to be held in Des Moines from November 6 to 8. County official Myers announces full attendance rights with salary preservation. Prominent educators will address sections and O T Carson of Ohio Educational Monthly is billed as an outside speaker.
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Iowa
Searci Lon
Des Moines
Rivar Tenn Tont Myers
O. T. Carson
Ohio Educational Monthly
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