Improvements Spark Growth at Alstade and Langlas Plant Waterloo
The Alstade and Langlas Raking Co expands in Waterloo with a new brick 453 by 110 foot building addition, expanding capacity for cake and bread production as the firm modernizes with new machinery and expanded second floor offices. The downtown Vienna bakery at 866 East Fourth Street remains the retail front, while delivery wagons increase to reach every city area.
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Alstade& Langlas Raking Co
Waterloo
Mulberry
Elm Streets
Ail Yiarts
Vienna Bakery
East Fourth Street
Anniversary Surprise for Mr and Mrs B L Morrow
A Waterloo event celebrated the Morrows seventh wedding anniversary with 125 men hosting the party at the couple’s home while they attended a church service. Nearly 200 people, including the wives, gathered for an evening of informal amusements and refreshments. The guests presented an overcoat to Mr Morrow and a Morris chair to Mrs Morrow as keepsakes of the occasion.
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PD. W. Boyes
Allen Street
BE. L. Graves
United Brethren Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Bandet Church
A. H. Nickell
Calvary Baptist Church
Morris
Oalwein
BG. K. Bond
Russell-Lamegon Hall
Laktue
C. J. Fulleton
Joe Jenness
Robert Weatherwax
Jack Sly
Raymond Crowley
Chicago
Frank Fowler
Joe and
Pierce Webster
Galesburg
Warren Brown
Franklin Street
Floyd M. Thompson
Elizabeth Roby
Riverside
Cal
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Waterloo
B. L. Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Remarkable Ozias Christmas Family Reunion in Independence
The Ozias family gathered for Christmas at Independence home with seven children and spouses plus grandchildren. Guests included J H Ozias Tyler Minnesota M Lauritsen Minneapolis Ella Walk er John Ozias C E Ozias Winthrop A J Dunlap and families. Parents aged 79 enjoyed the rare full family turnout and hopes for many more gatherings.
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Independence Bulletin-Journal
Afr
W. McClintick
Frank MecClintick
Waterloo
Charles McClintick
Elcke
Carl Gaer
Ethel Blcke
M. D. Wood
Ella Wood
Milton Meyers
M.D. Ozias
Independence
J. H. Ozias
Tyler
Minn
M. Lauritsen
Minneapolis
Simon Walker
John
C. E. Ozias
Littleton
A. J. Dunlap
Winthrop
Ozlas
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Milwaukee mother
A Mrs D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio recounts using Foley's Honey and Tar for a daughter's cold and cough. She says the first dose relieved throat inflammation and after one bottle the throat and lungs were free of inflammation. She recommends this remedy and warns against substitutes.
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D. Gilkeson
Youngstown
Ohio
Foley
Best Cough Medicine for Children
The season for coughs and colds is at hand and care for children is vital. Meritor Cough Remedy, free of opium, is trusted by many mothers for safer use. Mrs J D Mullaney of Decorah Iowa endorses it for her children. Sold by Henderson Drug Co. and members American Drug & Press Association.
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J. D. Mullaney
Decorah
Henderson Drug Co
American Drug & Press Associaton
Wage settlement ends long railroad pay drive
Wage demands of conductors and trainmen on fifty western railroad systems were settled at a 10 percent increase. The agreement, signed in Chicago by leaders from the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, adds about 6 million annually and affects 75,000 workers as part of a broader national movement yielding near 9 million in weekly wage gains.
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Illinois Central
Pacific Coast
Port Arthur
Ont
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Eastern
Western Roads
Chicago
A. W. Trenholm
Railroad General Managers’ Committee
A. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Southern
Western
Waterloo Man and Denison Man Buy Demokrat Newspaper
Henry C. Finnern of Waterloo publisher of Der Deutsch Americaner and Otto Vosgerau of Denison Ia purchase the Denison Demokrat, a German language paper. The deal takes effect January 1 with Finnern remaining in Waterloo to edit Der Deutsch Americaner while Vosgerau leads active management.
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Henry C. Finnern
Waterloo
der Reutsch-Amerikaner
Otto Vosgerau
Denison
Denison Demokrat
Finnern
der Deutsch-Amerikaner
Vosgerau
Demokrat
Frank Faul
Citywide January Holiday Observed Monday Closures
Next Monday January 3 will be observed as a holiday citywide. Banks and most retail establishments will close all day. saloons may stay open. Courthouse offices close for the day. Judge Platt opens court then adjourns to Tuesday per January term, reflecting general business laxity.
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Court House
Judge Platt
Special Meetings at First Baptist Church Start Next Tuesday
Beginning next Tuesday night special meetings will be held at the First Baptist church for two weeks with Monday nights off. Rev. F E A Vaillant will lead the services to foster new converts and involve them in church work early in their Christian experience. Last night twelve new accesses to the church were received. baptism is planned for next Sunday and the pastor delivered the third sermon in a seven sermon series on New Things with the topic The New Knowledge.
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First Baptist Church
FE. A. Vaillant
Honors Done for American Ships
The second division of the Atlantic fleet sailed from Portland England to join other U S battleships in the English Channel. British home fleet ships formed lines as American bands played the national anthem and British musicians answered with Auld Lang Syne. Salutes were exchanged as the division moved seaward.
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Portland
England
United States
English Channel
Strikers Shut Barcelona Port In Major Disruption
In Barcelona on December 80 a strike of 12,000 dock men and coal heavers halted all loading and unloading at the water front. American and German mercantile houses petitioned the government to dispatch troops to move accumulated merchandise from the port.
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Barcelona
Spain
Uprising Threatens Portugal Again
London reports private advices from Lisbon confirming unrest and dissatisfaction among workers, with an uprising against the provisional government threatened.
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Portugal
London
Lisbon
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Margery Kane
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H. W. Lyon
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Clara Huntington
W.C. T. IL
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Titalstadt & Langulas Baking Company
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Cascaden
C. W. Chapman
J. D. Liftring
H. W. Sigworth
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Henriette Boyce
Schiler
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Florence Clay Knox
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Flora Chamberlain
Miss van Metre
Roll Caldl
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