Today Last Day to File in District Court Actions
Last day to file actions for the January term looms as the docket grows heavier. W H Shiray seeks a mechanic’s lien on cement work at Peter Rivers’s premises for 67.75 dollars. Guenther and Halliday clash over a fence damages and a mandatory decree in East Waterloo township seeking 1000 dollars and half the fence payment. Davis sues Waterloo Overall for wages on a one year contract at 26 dollars weekly plus profits, totaling 1725 dollars. Kartman sues Hackbarth for 217.78 dollars. Owings vs Case Dairy seeks 46 dollars for cement work. Jones Dairy Farm and Little Pig Sausages at Koenke.
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District Court
W. H. Shiray
Peter Rivers
Corner High
Lime Streets
Co. P. Guenther
Willian
D. Davis
Waterloo Overall
Davis
Chicago Courier
F. T. Kartman
Otto A
Anna Hackbarth
W. T. Owings Ve
Case Dairy Company
Inter
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Billy Sunday Campaign Returns to Waterloo Y Auditorium
Men converts gather at the Y M C A auditorium on Bridge Street for a Sunday gathering organized by the Men’s Personal Workers league. Reilly’s Sunday men friends plan a Christ celebration with the Tabernacle Male Quartet, Mody’s trombone, and city business leaders in charge. bring your songbook. A reception for late campaign converts is set for Friday evening December 30 at the Waterloos Y.
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Billy
Bridge Street
Alen
Workers’ League
Reilly
Men
Waterloo
Tabernacla
Mody
Young Men's Christian Association
Waterloo “Y" Men’s Bible Club
Fuller
Prisoner Escapes En Route to Independence in Waterloo
W H Wilson, under Deputy Swisher of Clinton Illinois, escaped from custody after arriving in Waterloo on the Rock Island line. Wilson, arrested in Clinton on a cattle selling charge, had extradition papers pending and was believed en route to Independence when a deputy sheriff accompanied him. Sheriff Finuff suspects a frame up and questions possible drunkenness of the officer. The Crystal Theatre reopens next Monday under a new manager Tonk.
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W. H. Wilson
Swisher
Clinton
Ill
Independence
Wilson
Chicago
Oscar Finutt
Finuff
Waterloo
Tiffany
Rock Island
Funeral Services for Mrs. Howard
The remains of Mrs. Minerva Howard who died yesterday at the home of her son Frank Howard 612 Broadway will be laid to rest tomorrow in Cedar Falls cemetery. Funeral services will be at the home at 10 o'clock with Rev. IL G Beeman officiating.
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Minerva Howard
Frank Howard
Broadway
Cedar Falls
IL. G. Beeman
Smithy case in court over grocery balance sued
A vouch Smithy case was filed in court yesterday. Smith-Lichty-Hi man company sue Fred J. Smith for 349.95 for groceries sold to him at a local store. J. W. Roberts appeared in court with a $500 bond to support his wife and two children, stopping prosecution if terms are kept. Mrs. H. H. Horner of Allison is visiting Waterloo guest at N. O. Miller home.
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Smith-Lichty-Himan Company
Fred J. Smith
Smith & Smith
J. W. Roberts
Court of Justice
J. E. Dempster
Myrtle Roberts
H. H. Horner
Allison
Waterloo
N. OW. Miller
Mitchell Avenue
Waterloo Seventh Largest City in Iowa in 1910 Census
Waterloo ranks seventh in Iowa by 1910 population with 12 480 residents, trailing Des Moines Sioux City and Davenport. Projections suggest rapid growth could place Waterloo around fourth by 1920 as several other cities show gains.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Clinton
Lee
Burlington
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Mason City
Boone
Town City
Oskaloosa
Madison
Greston
Centerville
Oelwelh
Charles City
Webster City
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Theatre Burns in New Orleans Loss Estimated at Fifty Thousand
The Shubert Theatre and several adjoining buildings were destroyed by fire this morning in New Orleans. The loss is placed at $50,000 with the blaze causing extensive damage to the block. No injuries were reported.
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New Orleans
Shubert Theatre
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Lantray
Guenther
Halliday
Martin Bros
Logan House
Martin Cigars
EL Verso
Crystal Theatre
Next
Sullivan & Considine
Caesar Rivols
Geo. Hayes
the Clancy Twins
Guy Woodard
Morris
Sternshein’s
W. 4Th St
Billy Sunday
Tonk
Clothiers
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
del Wein
Palace Clothiers
Stetson
Smithy Case
Jentiry
John Geertsen
West Fourth Street
Independent Shoe Co
Lafayette Sts
Wangler's Drug Store
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