Sacred Heart School Musical to Entertain Saturday Afternoon
Junior music pupils of Sacred Heart school present a 1 30 musicale in the Sacred Heart church hall. The program features an operetta Maud Irving with a long list of musical numbers and a cast including Hazel Rosner Louis Fried Leila Marlow Genevieve Maddigan and many others. Mrs St Clair is a wealthy benefactor and the widow helpers and adopted waifs are part of the cast with Leila Marlow as piano accompanist.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
Maud
Irving
Gurritt
Marie Rean
Tolliver Deneen
Helen O'Connell
Alildred Rosner
May Rosner
Beatrice McGarvey
Gasper
Joseph Duffy
Leila Marlow
Anti-Suffragist Would Teach Men Kitchen Drudgery
Spokane noted anti-suffragist Mrs. FP Emery proposed to teach men kitchen skills after a Washington grant of equal suffrage. The idea arose at a Sunday dinner as a joke about dishwashing, with emphasis on men learning to cook and run the kitchen when women vote.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Washington Political Equality League
Emery
Marriage License Book Reaches Its Final Page
The marriage license ledger, filled to 480 licenses since December 30, 1909, ends as authorities issue the final entries to Fred W. Kennedy and Mary Ida Lubbs of Waterloo. A new book is opened, keeping hope for more unions alive while the old record becomes history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Kennedy
Mary Ida Lubbs
Waterloo
Frank L. Olson
Ella Hanson
Diamond found baked in wedding cake in Spokane
A young woman in Schmidt Washington northeast of Spokane is to receive her diamond engagement ring sent last July by her Cranbrook BC fiancé. Customs Inspector Hutchinson discovered the ring inside a cake mailed to her after probing the cake with a hat pin. The fiancé paid a $24 duty on November 30 and the ring was released and mailed to the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Schmidt
Stevens County
Reident
Cranbrook
B.C
William Hutchinson
Customs Service
Divorce licenses range from 10946 to 11425 in records
Through the divorce court many couples stay together, but most license records show a sequence from No. 10946 to No. 11425. The list reflects numerous filings and approvals amid domestic relations proceedings.
Coalition takes six of ten seats in next parliament
London dispatch reports the coalition party wins six of ten seats in unopposed returns, securing a majority of seven members elected to date. In Cork William O'Brien, independent nationalist leader, defeats William Redmond. Healey defeats Rocha in a separate contest.
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London
O'Brien
Cork
Ireland
William O’brien
William Redmond
John E. Redmond
Healey
Rocha
Civil service exams announced with dates
Additional examinations under civil service rules include January 18 for ultraviolent microscope operator. January 4-5 for superintendent of lighthouse service and alderman of lighthouse service. January 7 for cook in Indian service.
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Civil Service Commission
Light House Service
Ald
Lighthouse Service
Cook
Indian Service
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Shareholders Meet
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the shareholders of Leavitt and Johnson National Bank of Waterloo Iowa will be held at its banking office on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 10 o clock a m for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. IRA Rodamar Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Ira Rodamar
Cummins Seeks Revision of Rules in Tariff Fight
Senator Cummins of Iowa sought to pave the way for schedule by schedule tariff revision by proposing two Senate rule changes. One would bar opening the whole tariff question except amendments applying to the current schedule. The other would allow a bill not reported within sixty days to be taken up as if reported. The moves promise a likely bitter fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Finance Committee
Nonresident Bechtels Face Tax Attachment Suit in Iowa
Oliver Eason sues Aaron M Bechtel and Emma Bechtel in district court alleging failure to pay an $80 29 paying tax on a Waterlon lot sold Oct 23 1909 and claimed clear title was to be conveyed. Iowa Minnesota Land Co Cedar Falls sues George P Thurkhardt on a 376 note with interest terms dating 1904 1907 and 2007 and transfers from Clement Thompson with request for judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Eason
Aaron M. Bechtel
Emma ¢. Bechtel
Tawa
Waterlon
Plaintim
Iowa-Miinnesota Land Company
Cedar Falls
George P. Thurkhardt
Clement Thompson
Spokane Man Keeps Hen Statistics From Small Start
J G Cotton of Okanogan Washington began poultry with nine hens in December. From February 1 to November 1 1910 he tracked egg output, totaling 107 in February through 108 in October for an average of about 192 eggs per hen per year. Eight pullets hatched April 11 1910 began laying August 15, with 29 eggs in August, 196 in September, and 178 in October.
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Spokane
Wash
J. G. Cotton
Okanogan
Waterloo bankers praised in Northwestern visit
The Northwestern Banker from Des Moines reports Waterloo’s rapid growth tied to major bank building projects. It highlights Black Hawk National Bank’s new eight story home, First National Bank’s seven story tower, and positive finances across Commercial National and Leavitt Johnson trusts. The piece notes bankers and officials like Dr F W Powers and H C Schnitz boosting the city, with optimism on deposits and rates.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
The
Cedar
Black Hawk National Bank
Prince of Good Fellows
F. W. Powers
Powers
M.D
Black Hawk National
McElhinney
Iowa Mausoleum Company
First National Bank
First National
H. C. Schnitz
Commercial National Bank
Schultz
Josh
Commercial National
J. B. Sedgwick
Leavitt & Johnson W National Bank
Ira Radamar
E. Ju. Johnson
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Installing Lights on Fifth Street Bridge
The long sought lights for Fifth Street Bridge are being installed today. Five-cluster electrolier lamps with a top lamp sixteen inches and side lamps fourteen inches will illuminate the thoroughfare. Cement posts were set, fixtures and wiring installed, promising a more beautiful and busier crossing than Fourth Street Bridge due to the lack of streetcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Bridge
Fourth Street Bridge
Carpenter Hotel Resident Frank Carpender Dies After Short Illness
Frank J. Carpender, longtime Waterloo resident, died at 7 this morning at the Carpenter hotel where he lived with his sister Mrs. Sarah H. Carson after they broke up housekeeping. Born July 30 1866 in Epworth Dubuque county he came to Waterloo at age ten and spent most of his life there. He never married and was survived by three sisters and one brother. funeral Friday morning at 10 from his sister’s home with services at the First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. E A Wallant and burial in Elmwood cemetery.
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Frank J. Carpended
Waterloo
Carpenter Hotel
Sarah H. Carson
Mr. Carpender
Hera
Epworth
Dubuque County
M. J. Husted
Seattle
Wash
Hattle Hay
Chicago
Charles S. Carpender
Omaha
Ira Rodamar
George L
James L. Corson
O'Keefe & Towne
Ira Rodamor
E. A. Wallant
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Dep u ties close 27 Brainerd saloons in dry drive
Deputies Patten of Akeley and Quinn of Brainerd ordered Brainerd’s 27 saloons to close at once. Saloons must lock doors and ship alcohol to wholesale houses. Soft drink venues may sell malt under 0.5 percent. No time limit set on shipping, brewing company unresolved. Walker also closed yesterday.
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Brainerd
Minn
Patten
Akeley
Quinn
United States
Walker
Forencon
Local Notices and Short Items From Winslow District
D Corrigan of New Hartford shipped stock from Winslow last week. Ruth Jones of Shell Rock began her winter term of school in this district on Monday. Frances Webster assists in Garrison's store at Finchford. Rev. Rausch of Waverly visited the Eickelberg home on Tuesday. Fred Becker finished his shed ding and returned home. Becker Bros. are sawing wood with their buzz saw. Grace Leverich enrolled as a student at the Iowa State Teachers College. Grandmother Eickelberg remains very ill.
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Winslow
Corrigan
New Hartford
Ruth Jones
Shell Rock
Frances Webster
Garrison
Finchford
Rausch
Waverly
Eickelberg
Fred Becker
Becker Bros
Grace Leverich
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Death of Rev. Dr. Joseph Edmund Smith at 81
Rev. Dr. Joseph Edmund Smith, secretary of the American Society of Education, died in Washington at 81. He served 51 years as a Methodist minister before retirement three years ago.
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Washington
Joseph Edmund Smith
American Society of Education
Methodist Church
Algona Official Usurped The Law In Wire Cutting
E. G. Boyer alderman of Algona and street and alley committee chair cut Western Union wires and poles after delaying action. He entered Northwestern railway rights of way and disrupted service. Investigating officers described the incident as serious.
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Mason City
Evening Press
E. G. Boyer
Algona
Western Union
Northwestern Railway
LODGES ELECT ANNUAL OFFICERS
Waterloo fraternal groups elected officers for 1919 11 and 1920 at meetings in Oda Fellows Temple Loash hall and K C hall. Officers named across Maccabees Ladies and Eagles include Lawton Petitt Hoff Seeley McCoy Thompson Reed and others with plans for socials and forthcoming elections.
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Waterloo
Oda Fellows Temple
Aa. E. Lawton
Yenner K. Petitt
P. C. Petersen
H. W. Schultz
F. W. Biggs
G. O. Rolling
S. M. Hoff
Mystic Workers of the World
Harry F. Pierce
Monitor
Mary M. Stier
W. Leon Belt
S. Freedman
L. N. Turner
Louise M. Hue
Sentinel
Cualde Ridpath
G. E. Boyce
C. C. Calkins
Nellie Murphy
Mary Sullivan
C. E. McCarty
J. L. Fortunaki
Bessie Horrigan
Nic Wolf
John Cordes
P. H. O'Neill
J. Flynn
Mother to Multitude of Young Women
Mrs. Rae Muirhead mentors a vast network of working girls across the United States who write daily letters and address her as Dear Mother She counsels on business and love, visits cities to assess suitors and rejects those with poor character The girls honor her guidance and remain devoted in life and faith to further evangelization
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Lfe
Rae Muirhead
United States
Muirhead
Inquirer
Tal
Poultry Show in Federal Block at Waterloo
Waterloo Cedar Falls Poultry association expands annual event by securing entire second floor of the Federal Block for January 9 to 14. Thomas Cascaden provides space, enabling larger展示 with two rooms, lectures by Judge D E Hale, and state meetings of Plymouth Rock Club of America and National Single Comb Rhode Island Red club. Officers listed include Amos Vogt president and G H Kilpatrick treasurer.
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Waterloo
Thomas Cascaden
Federal Block
Park Avenue
Commercial Streets
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Cascaden
Cedar Falls
D. E. Hale
Rhode Ialand Reds
Plymouth Rock’ Club of America
Rhode Island Red Club
Amos Vogt
Ww. E. Cowan
C. J. Schneck
G. H. Kilpatrick
Noiseless Soup Spoon Quietly Stops Whistling
St Louis, December 7. A local inventor S A Campbell unveils the Noiseless soup spoon designed to stop the whistling sound during intake. The spoon carries a half surface lid with a through hole for soup to enter the mouth, guiding diners to lift the bowl away from the lips. It claims to allow absorption of soups like tomato, cream of vegetable, and pea varieties through the spoon, with a flexible aperture for larger soups.
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St. Louis
St. Louisan
S. A. Campbell
Campbell
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