Three Waterloo High Teams in Action Tonight
Three Waterloo basketball squads compete in-city and on the road this evening. East High faces Waverly in a doubleheader. Midgets meet Reinbeck Crescents at the Y M C A gym. West High travels to Marshalltown for a key matchup. East High lineup lists Miller Harwich Clay Abbot Jorce Koepke.
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Waterloo
West High
East High
Waverly Dish Tool
the & Svinmuastul
Marshall
East Hi
Miller
Harwich
Clay
Abbot
Jorce
Koepke
Reed
Johnson
Berry
Deanter
Simpson
Rath
Dean
Lace
Becker
Smith
Reinbeck
Reinbeck Crescents
Y. MC. A
Licnty
Hostetler
McDonald
Armstrong
Mandt
Stanley Rragdon
Tschirgl
Gettman
Robinson
Clark
Marshalltown
Mallory
Milo Miller
Chapman
Warner
Davis
Cotter
Shirey
Hersch
Fort Dodge
Townsend
Dodgers
Muscatine Club Nears Season With New Third Baseman
Manager Frank Boyle of Muscatine has almost fixed his roster for the coming season by signing L A Anderson of Elgin a veteran third baseman with Chicago experience but no major league play. If he meets expectations, the Muscatine club should field a winning team with most current squad members. Outfielder Alperman and pitcher West refused to re-sign for the salaries of last season, hoping to sign before the reporting date.
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Frank Boyle
Mussatine Club
L. A. Anderson
Elgin
Chicago
Boyle
Waterloo
Muscatine
Regatta Set in Keokuk Linked to Dam Celebration
Keokuk Iowa January 10 Positively the annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association will be held in Keokuk between July 30 and August 7. J P Allen secretary says the dam celebration may coincide with the regatta if the dam is completed by early August. The association will not permit the regatta after August 7 to avoid conflicting with other regattas.
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Keokuk
Wilson
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Auvgast
J. P. Allen
Mississippi River Power Campus
Mississippi Valley Racing
Mainiyee
St. Louis
Power Boat Association
Plymouth Congregational Church Holds Annual Session
The Plymouth Congregational Church held its annual session at the public library east with spirited reports from committees. One thousand dollars has been paid on the jet for building, leaving two thousand pledged, and pledges totaling 1060 have been raised toward the new church. Officers were elected including Teaconness Marion J. Sweeney and deacon C A Heath, with a committee of eleven appointed to advance the church building plan.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Marion J. Sweeney
C. A. Heath
Walter H. Schwedler
George R. Richardson
Fnanee
W. G. Moorhead
Benevolences
Chicago Suffers Fever Epidemic Hits City Hard
Chicago reports a fever surge with scarlet fever cases rising from 2100 to 2163 and diphtheria patients from 600 to 635. Twelve deaths from contagious diseases in one day mark a record during the ongoing outbreak. Only three Cook County hospitals can admit patients, with 278 of 2798 total capacity available for these illnesses.
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Chicago
Department of Health
Cook
Noted Explorers Stefansson and Anderson Honored by University of Iowa
Arctic explorers Stefansson and R. M. Anderson were given a homecoming reception at the University of Iowa alma mater. Alumni and scientists attended as Stefansson plans a public lecture tonight and a Monday appearance at the University of North Dakota. Anderson is noted as a former Iowa track captain.
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Iowa City
Stefansson
R. M. Anderson
University of Iowa
Stefensson
University
University of North Dakota
Anderson
Iowa
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Wife's Debts
Bert Jacobs states he will not be held responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Nellie Jacobs after this date.
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Nellie Jacobs
Bert Jacobs
Epidemic Tremens Report Spreads to Moline
The Moline Daily Dispatch notes an epidemic of tremens spreading from Waterloo to Moline. Ward A Robbins of Waterloo is among the victims. police stations house sufferers as two men are deemed insane, a man is returned to himself, and a divorce suit hints at personal strain amid the distressing outbreak. A diamond pin vanished from the Waterloo theatre adds a last fragment to the scattered report.
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D. T
Moline
Peta
Waterloo
Moline Daily Dispatch
Ward A. Robbina
Ward
Waterlo o Paint and Glass Incorporation Advances
Waterloo Paint and Glass company filed articles of incorporation with Recorder Chas. Plummer. Established Jan 23 1911 in Waterloo with 10000 capital stock. Officers: H Y Wilson president D E Miller vicepresident J W Gregory secretary treasurer directors include M A Parker. Store at 615 Jefferson St moved from Fifth St. plans for east side store and exclusive lines from Waterloo Varnish Mfg Co. Also note condolences for baby Cecil Roy Meyers.
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Waterloo Paint and Glass Company
Chas. Plummer
Waterloo
H. Y. Wilson
D. E. Miller
J. W. Greg
M. A. Parker
Jefferinson Street
Fifth Street
Waterloo Varnish Manufacturing Company
Gregory
Fritzi Scheff Shines In The Love Wager At Waterloo
Mies Fritzi Scheff starered at the Waterloo theatre in The Love Wager her first Waterloo appearance. Jos eph M Gailen directed the new operetta adapted from Seven Sisters with Edith Bis Duncan and Hambitier as the team. Scheff impressed as Mitzi delivering clear high notes and melodic lines showing dramatic range.
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Mies Fritzi Scheff
Waterloo
Joseph M. Gailen
Fritzi
America
Edith Bis
William C. Duncan
Charles J. Hambitaer
Miss Scheff
Ags
Hungary
Mitzi
Mice Scheff
George Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Harkey
Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church Quarterly Meeting
The last quarterly conference of Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church will be held Saturday evening in the church. The preside supports the event and invites members to attend for reports and discussion.
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Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church
Local faith leader to lead Sunday services in city
Elder Rev. J Awracher of Coder Rapids will preside over Sunday services as the city prepares for worship.
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Ing
J. Awracher
Coder Rapids
Man Killed in Railway Section Gang Accident Near Linn Junction
A railroad section gang member died when a handcar he rode was struck by a Rock Island freight train near Linn Junction. The accident happened around 7 o'clock and the body was taken to Cedar Rapids.
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Linn Jct
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Reverend H. W. Rebeard Delivers Prayer Talk at Local Service
Reverend H. W. Rebeard spoke during a weekly prayer service at the church in Blateria or Mon. He addressed the gathered congregation, offering reflections and encouragement.
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H. W. Rebeard
Piles Remedy Promoted by Local Drug Firms
An advertisement promotes Merital Pile Remedy as a rapid cure for acute or chronic piles with lasting relief. It is endorsed by Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co as a recommended treatment option.
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Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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M.C. A
West Hligh
Boyle Sibna Thad) Baseman
Regatta
Plymouth
Congregational
Cheyenne Days
Jay
Ward A. Stobbins
Waterloo Theatre
Paint Store
Ory
Cecil Roy Meyers
Frank H. Meyers
W. C. Munger
C. I. Munger
Mr. Munger
Monrovia
Cal
H. A. Touhey, Prop
Smart Shop
W.T. Naldrett
Mgr
Coats
East Fourth Street
Quarterly Meeting
Palmer's Grocery
East Fifth Street
D. H. Palmer
Snowball Cotillion
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