Things Theatrical Here At Home
A Waterloo Theatre program highlights The Parisian Flirts led by Charles Robinson with May Bernhart Grace Lewis and others, plus five vaudeville acts, songs, dances and fashionable costumes. Majestic Theatre presents five merit acts headlined by Chief Little Elk and his Sioux sisters in harmony song. Miss Fremont Benton stars in Handkerchief No. 15, Hopkins and Axtell entertain, Archie Nicholson Trio top musical comedy, Imperial Troupe bicycles in a basketball routine. Plaza Theatre features Little Miss Optimist film shot partly in a Los Angeles church to aid Red Cross funds. Crystal Theatre shows The Danger Trail with John Howland and Meleese Thoreau in a tale of peril, sacrifice, and love. Mail notices list local letters awaiting pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robison
Waterloo Theatre
Charles Robinson
May Bernhart
Grace Lewis
Freda Lehr
Jerry Flemming
al Raynie
Billy Kelly
Johnny Cook
Willie Mack
Majestic
Little Elk
Fremont Benton
Hopkins
Axtell
Archie’ Nicholson
Imperial
Majestic Theatre
Red Cross
Our
Los Angeles
Vivian Martin
Paramount
Thornby
Plaza Theatre
A. B. Warner
John Howland
Howland
Meleese Thoreau
Crystal Theatre
Names of Local Citizens and Businesses Listed in Postmaster Note
A lengthy roster of individuals and firms including Mrs. Chess Goodin, Lottie Grey, Carrie Green, Harriet Hayes, and many others. It lists names alongside companies such as Farmers Clo Co and Waterloo Woolen Co, and ends with the sign off National Travelers Benefit Assn and Postmaster M. H. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess. Goodin
Lottie L. Grey
Carrie Green
Harriet Hayes
Sarah E. Harper
Pearl Hansen
Will Helden
Josephine Jamerson
E. Limenez
Otto F. Klug
T. H. Liggett
Ethel Locke
W. M. McFall
Dr. McMomer
Wille Mallett
Mariie Miner
Mary Miller
Claribel Morrison
Wilbur Wilson
Retta Williams
J. H. Webster
Fred Andrews
Franklin C. Andrews
A. Arters
Henry
Bleness
Fred Brown
D. C. Brewer
Louis A. Brown
Ben Christianson
J. Countryman
Jack Crabb
B. A. Deffler
Shorty Dolan
Joe Egan
E. R.blitett
Forest B. Evans
A. L. Friendly
Len Frye
Gregori Garcia
Clarence J. Warner Heb-Huimon
Wm. C. Heyl
John Hobson
Harry Hohn
Clyde Jackson
E. T. Johns
Pete Jansen
Harry Jenkins
W. L. Kelly
Joseph C. Kepford
Peter Kleine
Natien McDonald
P. H. Melver
Mr. McWilliam
G. W. Marston
National Travelers' Benefit Ass'n
United States Loan Co
Waterloo Woolen
M. H. Kelly
Cedar Falls 1918 tax levy 35.75 mills totals set
Cedar Falls Aug 31 tax levy certified to county auditor lists totals for several funds. General grading cemetery fire maintenance fire equipment library fund library building and grounds light bond bridge sewer park and total. Levy unchanged from last year except library fund up by one fourth and a new park levy of two and a half miles created with the park commission formed in city election. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: Benton to Gillam lot 3 block 20 Normal add Cedar Falls. Dean to Stas east 14 south 40 acres NE Fractional Sec 28. Town Investment Co to Ed Sullivan part Lot 18 block 5 Ricker and Bratnober Land Co's add Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bridge
Weet Es Ees
Library Fund
Cedar Falls
Park Commission
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Thomas H. Benton
M. Ar Gillam
Normal
Lucy B. Dean
Carleton Stas
East
Town Investment Cor
Ed. Sullivan
Ricker and Bratnober Land
Nature Needs Assist In Blood Purity Health Advice
A health ad urges readers to keep blood pure to maintain vitality and overall well being. It claims impurities in blood harm the body and promotes S. S. & Co. products as the needed assistance from nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Jjust
Nature
Old Blood Tonic Promises Purity and Health Benefits
A vintage advertising blurb extols a blood purifier tonic sold by Swift Specific Co. It claims to keep blood pure, improve appetite, and tone the body, with over fifty years of use and widespread testimonials. Free booklets and medical advice are offered from Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Specific. Co
Atlanta
Property transfers and local notices in Waterloo area
Towa Investment Corporation transfers affecting Ed Sullivan and others in Waterloo with lots and blocks cited. J.S. Leeper sells to Martha H. Richmond. Hazelton reports Ez ra McKenzie family trip and Typhoid case in town. Local health notes, visits, and aviation news from Rev A G Evans. A Philadelphia trust company parcel worth 7000 dollars causes depot confusion before being recovered.
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Waterloo
Mise Hildred Anderson
Murria Barber
Minnie Blunddrige
Lottle “Brownwell
George Cleveland
George Clark
W. G. Cox
EC. Dawes
R. BR. Dawes
Ed DeWit
Ellia Denson
John Pdobbe
Dowden
Florence Daniels
Violin Felkner
Suzey Fulllove
Edna Gibson
Muriel Gilfillan
Edna Gould
Stinehart
East Fourth
Sunkist
Ance
L. S. Parsons Music House
SY Camore ST
Parsons Bldg
Towa Investment Car
Ee Sullvan
Ricker
Wruithaber Land Cove Add
Towa Investment Corporation
Ed Sullivan
Burnaide
Eace Sowa
Liteh
Meldadd
J.S. Leeper
Martha H. Richmond
Prospect
Hazleton
Hazelton
Ezra McKenzie
Ross
Pillsbury
N. D
Thomas Necatt
Emil Menzel
Mr. Graves
M. C Mannton
RE. J. Thompson
Mount Vernon
Little
Robert Thompson
J. B. Tno
Independence
Iowa State Bank
J. N. Smith
Yale
Geo Menney
Nebraska
W. P. Menncy
A. G. Evans
Canada
Seymour
Aviation Corps
Evans
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Vineland
M. Greenblatt
Express
King of
Charlie Robinson
A. J. Busby
Fremont
Benton
Chief Little Elk
H. B. Warner
Violet Heming
Frozen Northland
Billie Burke
Miss Terry
Waverly, Iowa
Albia
Iowa
Oelwein R. R. Shops
Harding
the Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
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