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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1911
Page
6
Prices for this engagement list headline acts and ticket ranges. It notes admission tiers, seating options, and special packages. Details include venue name and event date, with potential discounts for early buyers and group rates.
A silent 20 year old immigrant, labeled by a conductor as 237, cannot speak any language and resists all attempts to identify him. Police study his behavior, while foreign linguists fail to decode his origin. Earlier case traced to a Servian named Peter Uzelarc. current case lacks clear clues as to origin, with local authorities wary and the city buzzing.
Madrid reports several coasting vessels crippled in a Mediterranean gale with five wrecks off the Catalonian coast. Forty three lives are feared lost as rescue and salvage efforts continue amid reports of port damage and foggy seas.
Paul Davis Dry Goods hosts a private display of genuine oil paintings sourced from New York City artists. Limited editions, no duplicates, with nuiture studies as models. E Harrison, agent for Black Hawk Co., urges early orders.
Otis P. Woodard of Osage is in the city today. Miss Shimer and Miss Longaker of LaPorte City visited Waterloo last night. Mrs. William Cole of Spring Creek township is ill. Miss Edith Worinke visits Charles City for Sunday with Miss Della Gipe of Spring Creek. L. A. Devendorf of Eidera visits his son F. M. Devendorf. W. C. Frehse travels to Nebraska for Living Springs Land. Charlie Erickson of Berk, N. D. visits sister Mrs. F. A. Beppler then heads to Denver. D. J. Moore and W. J. Sutcliffe return from Chicago auto show. W. Friedl bakery work progresses. first story up at Second and Commercial. George Clark of Spring Creek is ill with dropsy in LaPorte City. Frank Standish with William Galloway Co. recovering, plans Holly visit. Marion W. Gipe former Waterloo city marshal in town. Mrs. James Pilson seriously ill with typhoid fever and pneumonia. A note on a sale ad appears at end.
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