Temperance efforts praised by Waterloo letter writer
A Waterloo Iowa reader thanks the Business Men's Temperance Association for ending saloon hours that ruined her home. She describes her husband’s sobriety improving family life, health, and happiness, noting meals shared again and gratitude for the association’s work.
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Business Men’s Temperance Association
Heroes by Ralph Oakley and a moonlit bridge tale
A Collier's Weekly verse contrasts a heroic man on a parapet with a reckless charge and a fallen flag, and a desolate woman on a moonlit bridge who sacrifices her life while no one notices. The poem juxtaposes brave martyrdom with unseen personal struggle.
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Collier’s Weekly
Waterloo predicted for prosperity after 1916 by Woods Brothers
C M Weeds of Woods Brothers writes to the Courier and Reporter from Los Angeles praising Waterloo’s climate and beauty but warning that active business is hard to sustain there. He forecasts Waterloo’s 1914 to 1916 growth as the nation winds down the war, noting few business permits and a tourism-like atmosphere in California while Waterloo looks to a future expansion and opportunity.
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C. M. Weeds
Woods Brothers
Los Angeles
Courier
Reporter
Weatis
Lowa
Dull
Waterloo
Washington
Mr. Woods
Woods
New Time Card Delayed and Test Run Planned
The Wisconsin Central and Cedar Rapids lines delay the new time card beyond March. Officials plan a major equipment upgrade today with a parlor car on a final trial run between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids aiming for 1 hour 45 minutes under the new schedule. A race between the new electric interurban and the Rock Island steam line thrills passengers arriving near 1 a m, with the electric car pulling ahead after a brief parallel run.
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Wi. C
Cedar ¥ Alley
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Steel
Rock Island
Minnie Rohlwing Funeral Service Details
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Rohlwing will be held at Hiloman & Gindt chapel 617 Mulberry street Sunday at 2 30 pm with Dr W L Dorgan of the First Rapist church officiating. Interment will follow at Elmwood cemetery.
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Minnie Rohlwing
Hiloman & Gindt
Mulberry Street
W L. Dorgan
Elmwood Cemetery
Saloons at stake as city nears voting day
Campaigners clash over liquor permits and whether county boards will deem petitions valid. Advocates warn city might face permit refusals if petitions are upheld while dry advocates push for prohibition aligned with national leaders. Local council actions mirror Des Moines votes amid statewide repeal debates.
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Cirys
County Board
Temocracy
Wilson
Logan
Democracy Ag
Des Moines
Mrs. E Jerome Dies of La Grippe in La Grippe
Elizabeth Jerome dies at about 74 after La Grippe at 40 o clock last evening. She leaves daughter Mrs Isp and three sons Chirence of Bristol, D Wesley of Springfield, Mo. and Will of Montrose. Remains sent to Montrose for burial. funeral arrangements by Petersen Ros. Butter Market note from Elgin lists groceries and prices.
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Elizabeth Jerome
South Street
Methodistehureal
Chirence
Bristol
Wesley
Springfield
Will
Montrose
Peetersen Ros
Ancient coins continue to appear in Waterloo
G T Cowgill of 03 Almond street brought in relics to the Courier and Reporter showing American copper pennies dated 1818 and 1816, a 1765 German Hungarian Bohemian coin in fine condition, and Spanish coins with uncertain dates 1709 1729 or 1788. He bought the collection years ago from a bank at Tatna Iowa.
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Waterloo
G. T. Cowgill
Almond Street
Courier and Reporter
Chicago Police Arrest May Halen on Grand Larceny Charges
May Halen and Jewell Jansen were identified as suspects in multiple Chicago establishment robberies. Halen was arrested by Detective McSweeney and an officer from Chicago is to escort her to that city. Jansen reportedly fled Waterloo recently and had been under local watch for some time.
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May Halen
May Lee
Chicago
McSweeney
W. P. O'Brien
Miss Hallen
Jewell Pansen
Miss Jansen
Waterloo
Oly Waterloo House Buys Bankrupt Stock
Krank Bros. with a bid accepted by receiver F. W. Stewart for the bankrupt store formerly run by Oberndorf and Hechlinger as Joe and Lou. The store closed days ago, Frank Bros. marked prices to clear stock and sell fixtures as a clothing shop will be discontinued. Doors opened to the public this morning and crowds rushed in to buy.
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Krank Bros
Reliable Elpihiers
Waterloo
F. W. Stewart
Oberndorf and Hechlinger
Joe
Union Rally Causes Ventral Church Service Change
On account of a union mass meeting and rally at First M. E. church, there will be no services at Ventral Christian church Sunday evening. The morning service will be held with the pastor delivering a sermon titled Present The Hindrances to Christian Union.
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Ventral Christian Church
Christian Union
Japan explains Note 10 China and aims for peaceful independence
Japanese premier Count Okuma outlined Japan’s demands to the Chinese government, stressing no intention to infringe on China’s rights or threaten the open door. He said China should gain real independence, not fall prey to any nation, as tensions with the United States are managed through diplomacy. He noted equal opportunity with Great Britain in China and US open markets for American manufacturers.
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Tokio
Count Okuma
Japan
China
Shailer Mathews
University of Chicago
Sydney L. Gulieck
New York
San Francisco
Mongolia
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
United States
Okuma
Mathews
Gulick
Orient
America
Great Britain
Conviction of Deep-Rooted American Japanese Friendship
A fragment notes belief in the deep rooted friendship between Japanese and America, reflecting a diplomatic or social context. No additional details are available to establish a clear event, date, or named individuals.
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America
British Losses In 21 Days In France And Belgium
From January 26 to February 16 British forces in France and Belgium recorded 84 officers killed and 151 wounded with 25 missing. The Coldstream Guards suffered five killed and five wounded in the period. Since the war began Britain totals 1394 officers killed and 2629 wounded, with 690 missing.
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London
Associated Press
France
Belgium
Coldstream Guards
Great Britain
K of P Show Postponed At The Grand Theatre
The Waterloo K of P Helmet judge had planned a March 4 entertainment at The Grand on Commercial street but chairs did not arrive and the event is postponed. A notice will announce the new date soon. The lodge hopes to boost its benefit fund with this benefit arrangement at The Grand.
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K. of P
Waterloo
Commercial Street
Grand Theatre
Mongolian Steamer Safe After Coast Guard Escort
The Allan liner Mongolian, leaking and 400 miles from Nova Scotia, is heading for Halifax under its own power with 200 passengers aboard for Glasgow. The U S coast guard cutter Seneca is convoying the ship, expected to reach Halifax tomorrow.
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New York
Allan: Ling Steamship
Nova Scotia
Halifax
United States Coast Guard
Seneca
Glasgow
Card of Thanks From the Brannan Family
The Brannan family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during their bereavement after the death of their husband and father. They especially thank the Order of Railway Conductors for solicitation and attention and acknowledge support from friends and relatives.
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Mildred Brannan
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