Women's club backs city movement for civic center idea
The Woman's club endorses a city civic center plan to unite districts, educate the public on state institutions, and involve fathers, mothers, and children in social and civic study. Mary Edgerton outlined Iowa provisions for the helpless, while County Auditor Rainbow discussed Black Hawk county spending and outcomes.
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Verlag
Woman's Club
Iowa
Margaret Clark
Mary Edgerton
Owa
Rainbow
Black Hawk County
Merrill
Anamosa
J. Kieth
V Tom
Iona's College
Cinderella style musical at the Majestic Waterloo
Hoyse Wolkfolk’s company opens at the Majestic Waterloo with My Cinderella Girl praised for a strong cast led by Harriett Lee and Dorothy Ellis. Three performances drew good crowds despite stormy weather with catchy songs and pretty scenery pleasing baseball fans and college students alike.
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Hoyse Wolkfolk
Tento
Waterloo
The
Majestic
Comediasy
Mr. Tover
Harriett Lee
Dorothy Ellis
Minnie Pillard
Gertrude
Barl
Jucile Watson
Sid Leonard
J. W. Williamson
Robbie Stewart
Ray Shannon
Elton Ralston
Hans Herbert
Ray Frazier
Dan Rogers
Cinderella
Suburban Day Sales Promote Waterloo Merchants
Waterloo merchants push suburban day sales to boost popular demand across stores. The سیuburban day idea spreads to Cedar Rapids with Saturday papers overflowing in promotional pages and ads detailing offers and celebrations.
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Waterloo
Ffty
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Evening Gazette
Local representatives attend National Commercial Gas meeting
C P Green J J Gorman and Bert Oberdorf returned from Minneapolis where they attended the National Commercial Gas association annual meeting as local company representatives. Papers on all work branches were read and appliance displays for gas use across commercial domestic and industrial lines were showcased. Report will be delivered at the Progressive club meeting in Citizens Gas and Electric Co. building with Auditor Post and Assistant Auditor Bradbury attending from Philadelphia offices.
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C. P. Green
J. J. Gorman
Bert Oberdorf
Minneapolis
National Commercial Gas Association
Progressive Club
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Post
Bradbury
Gas Company
Philadelphia
Iowa Patents Granted in Week Ending December 7 1914
The following patents were granted to Iowans during the week ending Dec 7 1914 per Wilfred C Lane patent attorney. Crocker Building Des Moines milking machine Chas M Anderson Waterloo combination sten ladder and ironing board Walter M Caughlan assignor to L Hinshaw and G L Morain Richland mail crane Wm Dillon Melrose stock and grain rack Francis B E Eldredge deceased Waverly R I Eldredge administrator Brooder Edwin Johnston W F Myers Mt Vernon gearing for washing machines Geo W Lewis Grinnell rubber overshoe Lohoy Mabey Cedar Rapids standing concrete post form John I McGee Des Moines wagon end gate Franks J Morgan L Funk Wayland magneto generator Thas W Morgan assigner to W W Marsh Waterloo carpet cleaning machine Lincoln L Porter Oskaloosa tank heater Herman A Schuck
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Waverly
R. I. Eldredge
Edwin
Johnston
W. F. Myers
Mt. Vernon
Geo
W. Lewis Grinnell
Lohoy Majiby
Cedar Rapids
John I. McGee
Des Moines
Franks J. Morgan
L. Funk
Wayland
Thas. W. Morgan
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Lincoln L. Porter
Oskaloosa
Herman A. Sehuck
Parkersburg Notes on Patent Assignments and Tools
A list of partial read items notes patent assignments across Iowa towns including Clark Ottumwa Elza R Stealy Shenandoah and C S Whitworth Cedar Falls with gear drives cooling apparatus and fastening means for flexible fates. Names include John W Wood Moulton C R Wigness Harlan and Oliver B Woodrow Newton.
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Parkersburg
Aril
Clark
Smith
John W. Wood
Moulton
Oliver B
Woodrow
Newton
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