Waterloo Way feature praised as unusual yet agreeable
The Waterloo Evening Courier conducts an editorial photo feature showcasing Waterloo men. Photographs by H. W. Flint and portrait cuts by Waterloo Engraving and Service Company are highlighted for their quality, speed, and teamwork. The piece credits the mechanical department for typographical neatness and calls the project a high order of citizen enterprise.
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Evening Courier
Courier
H. W. Flint
Flint Photograph Gallery
Waterloo Engraving and Service Company
Four Candidates for State Game Warden Named
Waterloo readers learn four men vie for the state game warden post. George A. Lincoln of Cedar Rapids, Dr. M. M. Miller of Des Moines, J. S. Bittner of Cedar Rapids, and Mr. Henshaw of Spirit Lake are circulating petitions as Governor Clark prepares a final selection.
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Waterloo
Clark
George A. Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
M. M. Miller
Des Moines
J. 5. Bittner
Henshaw
Spirit Lake
Saloon petition circulated quietly in county
In Council Bluffs Iowa a county saloon consent petition, circulated quietly, was filed on file sub rosa and discovered later. It is a voluminous document with unknown overall percentage above 3 percent required. Several towns including Arora and Pottawattamie's second county seat are interested as opponents mobilize. Amateurs at the Majestic. Waterloo crowds enjoy six acts of home talent vaudeville with cash prizes awarded to Milian and Flaherty, Elsie Adams, HW Wil Name and Joe Blitch.
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Arora
Pottawattamie
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Waterloo
A. A. Frndenfeld
Joe Milian
Maurice Flaherty
Flaherty
Elsie Adams
Wil Name
Joe Blitch
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