Waterloo society events promise festive pageant
Waterloo Chapter O E S members and guests gather at Masogic temple for a ruletide festival. A 30-voice chorus, a Christene tree, tableau and "Squire Hawley's Christmas" wedge the program, with Santa Peter Daley distributing gifts. Alberta Woodring and Giles Clinton wed in Kand.
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Waterloo
J. W. Miller
A.A. Bellis
Usder
Albert Petersom
Florence’ Ney
G.C. Walker
A. T. Petersen
Squire Hawley
Mr. Petersen
What Is a Good Citizen According to the Authorman
Ruth Cameron discusses a conversation on citizenship and the Authorman's view of a good citizen. He outlines traits: promptness in replying, timely bill payment, gratitude, careful speech, keeping confidences, weighing opinions, thrift, and disregarding useless conventions after consideration. He likens this ideal to the Gentleman's Psalm.
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Authorsran
OSS
Smail
Eat
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes
Edna Bent Forbes endorses moistened starch as a cheap home bleaching remedy. Make a paste from plain laundry starch, apply to face neck and arms, dry feels stifling but harmless, rinse with warm water after up to thirty minutes. Used every other day for two weeks it may lighten skin, though some skins react poorly.
Will of Jacob H. Grady Estate Construction
Probate court filing seeks construction of the will of Jacob H. Grady Sr. by the widow Susan Grady and heirs Jacob H. Jr Herman B Charley W and Ramuel KR Grady. It provides that Susan Grady receive 2106 in U S government bonds and 590 in war savings stamps, with all other personal property divided equally among heirs and the remainder of real estate divided per the will upon her death.
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Jacob H. Grady
Susan Grady
Jacob H., Jr
Herman B
Charley W
Ramuel KR. Grady
United States
Banquet Draws Six Hundred Masons For St John’s Day
About 600 Masons are expected to attend a St John’s Day banquet at 6 45 p m in the Masonic temple Waterloo under the blue lodge. Initiation ceremonies began at 1 30 p m Rev Robert Tipton Belle Plaine Ia will deliver the address after the dinner this evening.
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Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Waterloo
Robert Tipton
Belle Blaine
Fire department responds to chimney blaze and stove incident
Fire department was called to B. M. Berger's home at 315 Second Street East at 6 p m yesterday for a chimney burning out with no damage. Earlier in the afternoon a call to 315 Rieker Street followed a hot stove upset. stove was righted and no fire spread to the house.
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B. M. Berger
Second
Rieker Street
Cedar Heights Plans New Year's Program
Mayor W. F. Parrott announces a Cedar Heights church gathering Friday night featuring a picnic supper, an unmovieable film, choir selections, and short talks on the village’s 1921 resolutions. He hints at a communal hiveow to urge attendance and politeness.
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Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
Lemon Dressings For Quick Salads From Leftover Roasts
The article explains using lemon in dressings to revive leftover Sunday roast and cold vegetables for salads. It contrasts French dressing and mayonnaise dressing, with step by step blends and ratios for each, highlighting speed, ingredients, and method for proper emulsification.
City to station machine gunners in guard plan
Waterloo will host two national guard companies in a new reorganization plan announced at Cedar Rapids. One company will be a machine gun unit and the other infantry. Iowa, Minnesota, North and South Dakota form the Thirty fourth division with regiments in Waterloo Dubuque Mason City and other cities. Captain Rouse announces details on unit strength equipment and battalion divisions amid convention discussions.
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National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Howard J. Rouse
Co. M
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Ross
Matthew Tinley
Fourth Infantry
Leonard B. Laird
Rouse
House
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Dubuque
Cant. Rouse
H. J. Bhrig
Iowa National Guard Association
The
Clayton Brenson
Adj
Lasher
Capt. Rouse
H. J. Ehrig
I. G. Penne
County Treasurer Seeks Staff Ahead of January Change
Ed Madigan, the incoming county treasurer, works to assemble his staff as January 1 approaches. He faces salary-based hiring constraints and plans to retain C. C. McCoy in the auto license department while naming J. A. I. Bunn as deputy treasurer and Curtis Feris as cashier. Miss Alice Johnson remains as stenographer with J. E. K. Roblin and Mrs. Havel Jackson a Jago retained. The office handles nearly 2 million dollars annually in Black Hawk county, with two more hires needed before the staff is complete. Tostlebe Coolidge marriage announced in Cedar Falls.
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Ed Madigan
C. C. McCoy
J. A. I. Bunn
W. J. Burbank
Curtis Feris
Cedar Falls
New Hart Iford
France
Willard& Alexander, Clothiers
Faris
Waterloo
Alice Johnson
Madigan
Burbank
J. E. K. Roblin
Havel Jackson
Black Hawk County
Direct Inheritance Tax Proposed for Iowa Estates
Iowa state senator J E Wichman of Garner proposes a direct inheritance tax on estates netting 25 000 or more to raise revenue for education and soldiers' benefits. He favors graduated rates from 1 to 3 percent and cites Minnesota and other states using similar taxes to ease property tax relief. He also notes potential taxes on insurers and corporations while cautioning against shifting costs to consumers.
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Associated Press
Garser
Iowa
J. E. Wich
Garner
Wichman
Tam
Minnesota
GITY PLANS RINK FOR ALL SKATERS
City officials back a proposed municipal skating rink on the river above the dam for free use by boys and girls. Mayor Frisbie and street commissioner Teeter voiced support, with park board assent needed to share maintenance. Lighting and ice prep planned to ensure safe, glassy surface.
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N. W. Frisbie
O. F. Teeter
Park Board
Garret
Ed Chapman
Frisbie
London Papers Call for Naval Curbs in Mutual Pacts
London newspapers lead with calls for the United States Great Britain and Japan to curb naval expenses through mutual agreements. The move follows reports of a new American naval program and reflects anxiety that a bigger US navy will force Britain to expand as well.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Pay Checks For Guardsmen To Be Given On Monday
Four thousand dollars in checks await members of Co. M at the Waterloo armory Monday night for the weekly drill. Capt. I. J. Rouse reports first pay since organization two years ago. Checks cover May 10 1919 to Dec 31 1919 and Jan 1 1920 to Jun 20 1920, with additional $2,000 expected within 30 days for June 30 to Dec 31 1920. Efforts seek state appropriation for period Jan 1 1919 to May 10 1918. Sixty five men in Co. M will share the funds with sergeants earning more and privates less. Lieutenant Ehrig and Lieutenant Penne assist in duties.
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Waterloo Armory
I. J. Rouse
Captain Rouse
Washington, D. C
Capt. Rouse
Dea
H. J. Ehrig
J. G. Penne
Start your business courses January 2a at the Ekitané Bestless College
Cedar Falls notes a special report about an $800 collection on pledges made to a war service board that defaulted after a Borger case settlement. The piece mentions Eklund Business College and a bold to success program with a contact number 218 for special metas.
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Eklund Business College
Ekitané Bestless College
Mulverry
Cedar Falls
War Service Board
Borger
Wil
See menarians Anise Ph trar tat PATTERNS
A fragmented notice offers patterns from the Courier fashion department. It instructs readers to mail a coupon with 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo to obtain up-to-date accompanying designs. Patterns allow seams and orders are filled promptly, targeting about ten days for delivery.
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Waterloo
State Fair Raises School Work Premiums Across Divisions
The Associated Press reports Iowa's 1920 state fair offers 965.10 in junior department premiums for rural and high school work, manual arts, illustrated booklets, and collective exhibits. F. A. Welch of the educational department notes increased funding, new divisions for vocational exhibits, and urges counties to participate, begin preparations, and reserve exhibit space.
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State Fair Association
Iowa
F. A. Welch
Educational Department
The
Angual
Felr
aAcooks
Yenurn
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