Money for Waterloo Dividends to Help Start New Year
The Commercial National bank of Waterloo plans to mail nearly 40 000 dollars in dividends to Christmas Savings club members on January 1. Banks nationwide report similar plans, with about 40 million in receipts and 1.5 million members, anticipated to boost postholiday commerce.
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Waterloo
Commercial National Bank
Commercial
Commercial National
United States
Waterloo Club
Chamber of Commerce
Col. BE
G. Livas
Des Moines
Town National Guard
Artis
East and Northbound Rail Time Tables Preview
Timetables list eastbound and westbound trains with departure and arrival times from multiple hubs including Dubuque Chicago Fort Dodge and Minneapolis. Interurban routes between Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns are shown with leaving times and running durations.
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C. F. & N. Interurban
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lafayette Streets
Galloway
West Side
Mulberry
East Side
Glasgow
Denver
Waverly
Gilbertville
la Porte
Los
Brandon
International anti vivisection congress set for Washington
Washington December 4 All is ready for the international anti vivisection and animal protection congress to be held at the Hotel Raleigh December 10 to 11 The congress follows resolutions from London 1909 and Copenhagen 1911 Prominent speakers include Senators Gallinger and Myers and Dr Harding the bishop of Washington Ex Governor Carey of Wyoming is among vice presidents The list features notable figures from several countries Mrs James Sperer will address on Animal Hospitals.
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Washington
Raleigh
London
Copenhagen
Ers
United States
Gallinger and Myers
Harding
Carey
Wyoming
Congress
James Sperer
City in Brief: Local notes and developments
City in Brief itemizes varied local happenings from residents visiting and banking action to hotel construction and court appeals. Foreclosure suit by Security Savings against A. T. Whittle et al seeks 1500 dollars. Russell-Lamson hotel work resumes with stone front and bricklayers after delay. Union and church events noted alongside a marriage license for Elmer Hatzel and Nora Steffen.
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The
Security Savings Bank
A. T. Whittle
L. C. Allman
Iowa Implement Dealers’ Association
Des Moines
Elmer Hatzel
Traer
Nora Steffen
Reinbeck
Michael Wagner
Meyer Fridstein
Milwaukee
Russell-Lamson
Bank Clearings Report for Waterloo Week Ending Dec 4 1913
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Thursday December 4 1913 totaled 31 540 876 43 with daily breakdowns for Friday through Thursday. Transfers deeds trust deeds and mortgages and several other instruments filed show weekly and year to date totals, counts and comparisons to last year.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Prendergast quits Progressives in New York
New York December 4 1924 WM A Prendergast controller of New York and founder quits the Progressive party declaring its third party idea failed to win broad public support and that Democrats and Republicans remain dominant. He urged adherence to Progressive principles but dissented from the party’s course and prospects.
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New York
Dee
Pronedergast
Progresac Party
Tocomadderedd
Eta Reinert
Prendergast
Quotation Quick Trivia From a Surprising Source
In the dialogue a puzzled Scott asks who uttered a famous line about a horse. Matt cites a tongue in cheek answer linking Absalom and a hanging horse. The exchange continues with mistaken analogies and playful barbs about names and compliments.
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Scott
Matt
Absalom
Hiis
Doston Transcript
Physician Not Up to Date in Courtroom Exchange
In a curt exchange during the case, the caller asks if the decision is to switch doctors. Mrs. Neugold responds that she will indeed change physicians, criticizing outdated remedies like flaxseed tea and mustard plasters for affluent patients as a matter of principle. The judge weighs the implications of medical advice standards.
Mrs Phimmer Visits Waterloo Over Estate Matters
Mrs Ho Phimmer of Cedars Falls travels to Waterloo to handle her husband’s estate. She met with the county auditor and recorder’s office where he served seven years. A petition for widow Mrs Phimmer’s appointment appears likely as the board meets December 10. deputy Miss Bird has applied and a majority supports her. Cedar Falls businessmen have sent letters urging the appointment.
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Ho Phimmer
Cedars Falls
County Auditor
County Recorder's Office
Law Pre Vilvancy Supervn
Cedar Falls
Phintmer
Miss Bird
Taras
Cedar Palls
Phimiver
Market Close Sees Mixed Grain Moves On Frost Damage
Chicago December electrical and transportation disruptions slow farm deliveries. Illinois corn prices gain as frost damage concerns temper bears. Wheat futures rise as Buenos Aires cables signal frost impact. Foreign buyers and eastward demand bolster activity. overall close up 3 to 5 cents.
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Chicrgo
Dee
Thinoeis
Wis
Sfronk
Wight
Buenos Aires
Flowy East Af
Alrady
Waterlo o Lodge hosts bag Friday and Saturday socials
Waterloo Lodge No 50 Degree of Honor announces a bag Friday and Saturday night event with a noon meal both days. A local farmer cautions on hunting on highways and on private property while discussing game laws and wildlife management including quail prairie chickens and eagles.
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Waterloo Lodge
F. R. Conaway
Mason City Times
Forest City
Ted
Goodie Tanson
Worker's viewpoint on wartime industry and foreman guidance
A machinist recounts wartime labor conditions in which few enjoy lucrative jobs, many workers fear wage stagnation, and foremen hinder initiative. He notes constant talking, lack of foresight, and supervisors who stifle workers by over directing rather than enabling self direction. The piece discusses how slow shifts and the need for worker initiative shape daily productivity.
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Hrrouih Daek
Osutraitoe Fonds
Adel Capliicis
Cerio
Bf Have Heard More Rom Pnts Tron Ay Stragbnates Whout Waiting For Erage Segeden
Rian
Amerie
Witen
Dinstead
Aedther Derides
Fragmented OCR history notes on college conduct and deaths
A garbled OCR page references Sacnd College, Cardi Gres Die, and a November context. Mentions individuals such as Tarkan and Tarver Chet, with scattered notes on deaths, investigations, and conditions of agreements. Content is severely unstable with many misreads and unclear events.
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Sacned College
Ile
Morne
Sainte Stefan
Berg
Ofega Howe
Tor
Dkavis
Abel Tarver
Wade
Tarkan
Eve
Joe
Vasa
Fae Upton
Pines so aapon tee men emome
Fragmentary OCR text centers on workers and duties, with unclear names and events. The readable parts mention men, women, and a transport or patrol setting, but details are largely garbled. The piece hints at daily labor, drone pads, and a setting involving tasks and duties, yet no clear actions or outcomes emerge.
Winled-position as housekeeper s for few gentlemen
Advertisement seeks a housekeeper for several gentlemen and offers to furnish a house. Respond with address 7-20 care Courier.
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Will
Addre
Care Courier
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