East Waterloo Teachers Resign Before New Term
Several resignations hit the East Waterloo schools after two week holiday. Music supervisor Miss Bessie Churchhill resigns effective term end. physics and boys physical culture instructor I R Brink also resigns to enter business. Hawthorne Principal W L McDiarmid leaves to join a land company in Alabama. Three new classrooms open in John Fiske Washington and Lafayette to handle crowded conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Bessie Churchhill
Waterloo
I.R. Brink
Brink
W. L. McDiarmid
Hawthorne
Alabama
John Fiske
Washington
Lafayette
Its Best To Have Its Best To Have Ready To Use At First Sign
The passage urges having a ready remedy at the first sign of digestive trouble. It stresses early relief to prevent worsening conditions and notes universal agreement on seeking prompt aid for digestion-related disorders.
Vinton Property Change Sparks Major Sale
One of the town’s largest sales involves the brick block at Jefferson and Washington streets in Vinton selling to Dr. J. B. McGowan for about 320,000 alongside a half section of land in Canada taken in part payment. The event follows the Vinton Mutual Insurance annual meeting noting two small losses and reelecting officers.
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Vinton, Ta
Wrough
Vinton
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Dr. J
McGowan
A. C. Parsons
Jang
Canada
Pavinent
Vinton Mutual Insurance Company
Hhe
E.T. Bryseretary
J. Fl Traer
Treas- Poo. Ray
Golden Eagle Clothing Sale Headlines Midwinter Bargain Event
The Golden Eagle clothing house runs a major sale led by Mr. Treismar offering strong value on garments. The event runs through the week with heavy discounts and large crowds expected. shoppers are urged to hurry as stock moves quickly and items like coats sell fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapela Hije
Golden Eagle
Treismar
Tory
Bejoy Elects New Officers at Walnut Street Church Meeting
The Agoga class of Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo held its semi annual business meeting electing new officers. The class reported 460 members and voted to donate five dollars weekly to the general mission fund. Officers named include Wade Nelson president C F Sherrill vice president Emil Johnson secretary E Dever treasurer with other posts to be filled by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Muscatine
Wade Nelson
Cc. F. Sherrill
Emil Johnson
E. Dever
E. A. Archer
Oscar Berry
R. M. Lewis
Cholera Worse Than Realized in Dubuque Hog Herds
In Dubuque Iowa veterinarians Dr Haggerty and Dr Kennedy warn hog cholera losses are serious and could have been reduced if raisers had recognized hog cholera earlier. They cite non uniform symptoms which mislead stockmen into blaming parasites and leaving swine exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Hagferty
Kennedy
Haggerty
Cheyenne Days Trovel Goon Brightens Waterloo Stage
Cheyenne Days a novelty wild west show wowed Waterloo at the Majestic last night. The production featured cowboys and riders, rough humor, and strong supporting acts by Deni Cooper and company with The Confession drama following, praised for acting and curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Majestic
Deni Cooper and Company
Rissell
Church
Tenn
Russell
C Hreh
Vera Hettiana
Gus
Removal of Electric Poles in Waterloo Business District
The city council orders underground connections for all buildings in Waterloo's business district after the completion of the underground system. City Electrician Carl E. Pritchard sends notices to occupants and tenants to connect promptly or risk loss of current when old lines are shut off. Resolution 2557 cites compliance and warns of pole removal once poles are pulled. All electrical companies in Waterloo are licensed for this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Carl E. Pritchard
Waterloo
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
First Brethren Church to Build New Edifice in 1913
At a church trustees meeting last night a decision was made to construct a new church in 1913. A canvassing committee including Sam P Hoover 8 L Klingaman Grant Miller Lewis Miller S B Bickley and AE Smith will raise funds for a church investment of 25000 to 30000. The building will be located at Sixth and Wellington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Sam P
Hoover
8. L. Klingaman
Grant Miller
Lewis Miller
S. B. Bickley
A.E. Smith
Sixth
Wellington Streets
Finish Checking Saloon Petition and Brotherhood Election
John B. Hammond and assistants completed a multi-day tally of the new saloon consent petition at the courthouse and moved HQ to the Business Men's Temperance association rooms. The King's Daughters Pledge meeting has been postponed. Brotherhood of the First United Presbyterian church elected officers with J. K. Munn as president and S. D. McCauley as treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hammond
Mr. Aldrich
Temperance Organization
King's Daughters
First
M. E. Church
Commerce Club plans canvass to add 200 members in Waterloo
A systematic canvass for new members in the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club was started at a meeting. President C. L. Kingsley named a six member canvassing committee and an executive committee to guide growth. The group notes its 75 current members and aims to secure 200 with low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commmerce
Waterloo Club
Pinkerton Grocery
C. L. Kingsley
Louis Frank
B. F. Swisher
H. B. Maynard
Ira Hoover
C. M. Woods
Arthur Young
Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club
Kingsley
J. K. Sedgwick
J. E. Williams
J. C. Hartman
Paul Davis
A. W. Brown
C. E B. Pickett
Austin Burt
Many Cases Ended Outside of Court in District Court
On the first day of jury service in district court, thirty four causes were set for hearing. All were settled or disposed of, except the last case Chamberlain Machine Works versus Waterloo Glove Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Machine Works
The
Waterloo Glove Co
Dubuque's Oldest Resident Dies at 102
Anna Maria Tuma, born in Germany in 1811, longtime Dubuque resident, died yesterday at St Francis Home for the Aged. Her life spanned the Mexican War, Civil War, and Spanish American War eras, and she witnessed Dubuque's growth from a frontier town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Anna Maria Tuma
St. Francis Home For
Germany
Pioneer Limited Wrecked in Storm Near Mauson
La Crosse Wisconsin January 7 The Pioneer Limited eastbound on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway ran off the track in a winter storm near Mauson Wisconsin seventy five miles east of La Crosse. Six sleepers left the rails but no one was seriously hurt and traffic was stopped. Davenport Iowa January 7 Dr W J Suckow pastor of Edwards Congregational church has resigned his pastorate after three years in Davenport.
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la Crosse
Wis
Pioneer Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mauston
Here
Davenport
W. J. Suckow
Edwards Congregational Church
Grinnell
Iowa
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