Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Sangu Home
Society notes report Mr and Mrs Augustus Peterson of Black Hawk road marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sangu family gathering at the Sans Souci.Pink and white decor, 72 oclock dinner, bouquets of white roses, gifts from the company, and music by Justin Perkins accompanied by Mrs H Kimball. The couple, both born in Sweden, married in 1871 at Cambridge and have lived in Waterloo 25 years with seven children.
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Augustus Peterson
Black Hawk Road
Mmes. VE. Sanquist
Bart Kimball
G. W. Perkins
Sangu
Mo AL Peterson
Justin Perkins
H. Kimball
Peterson
Sweden
America
Cambe
Waterloo
Alton
Chicago
V. E. Sangu
Beauty Chats on Self Fixes and Lost Umbrellas
A column offers beauty tips focusing on hair style and clothing to enhance appearance, plus advice on experimenting with colors and fit. It also muses on lost items like umbrellas, urges returning found belongings to lost and found offices, and shares anecdotes on how losses and gains affect daily life.
Side Talks or Ruth Cameron in two odd pieces
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts two kinds of people the talkers who mock and the quiet observers who reflect on losses and memories. The narrator recounts finding jewelry downtown a brass locker with a rhinestone and a nicer pin symbolizing values amid ordinary life. The passage hints at seeking meaning via a medium to interpret past events and possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Council Weighs Night Shift Plan For Police Force
City council expected to consider a proposed rotation of police shifts every 30 days to share day and night duties. Police Chief H H Young noted no complaints under the current eight hour tours and emphasized efficiency so the chief can direct resources. Mayor Frisbie names board of examiners for building code with Ralston Miller and Maine to oversee building commissioner exams.
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Police Department
Bagano
H.H. Young
Board of Examiners Namen
N. W. Frisbie
Board of Examiners
J. G. Ralston
Georgeb. Miller
H. A. Maine
Eead
Edward Mahnkeoner
A. Pi¢k
T. N
Stock Misrepresentation in Sale in Bankers Run Case
State Exchange Bank of Parkersburg sues A C Meyer over a note claimed to be given for shares in Bankers Run Investment Co of Co Rapids Ta Harris allegedly misrepresented stock value and dividends. Meyer contends stock was worth far less, some shares as low as 73 and 50 per share, affecting the note's validity. The defendant seeks to quash the suit, asserting misrepresentation and price disparity.
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State Exchange Bank of
Parkersburg
A. C. Meyer
Harris
Bankers Run Investment Companys
Co- Rapids
Ans
Mover
Tim
Digmis
Prom
Right Way Plan announced by express firm local agent
A nationwide movement to raise express service efficiency was announced by A C G Morrison, local agent for American Railway Express. The Right Way plan opens nationwide tomorrow with a special committee and meetings to teach proper handling, packing, marking, claims filing, and COD procedures across all express roles.
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A. C G. Morrison
American Railway Express Company
United States
Morrison
Frank Cisna
R. 0. Leisch
A. H. Gallies
A. E. McLaughlin
R. Harvey
Charles Rodifer
L. McKinney
G. Goswiller
C. R. Kendrick
Express Force
Directors Election of City Club Opens Tomorrow at Noon
The election for 30 directors of the Greater Waterloo association starts tomorrow at 12:30 PM with polls in the east and west clubs. Judges C W Chapman J Chaver M Kelly and J R Anders will oversee. Absent voters have already submitted ballots. about 1,200 members can vote. Building work in the Suffern building proceeds. decorator access planned Jan 24.
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Greater Waterloo Association
C. W. Chapman
Qhaver
Kelly
J. R. Anders
Antil P. m
Mately
Business Aterloo
Bates
Association
Stanley Moore
Suffern
Black's
Tomorow
Unclear Ad Copy Promotes Direct-To-Customer Deals
The fragment hints at a newspaper advertising pitch for direct to customer sales, claiming lower costs and economical deals. It mentions quink thorea and ECCD distribution and dealers willing to sell directly to customers, but specifics are unreadable.
Uncle Harry Explains China Famine Causes
Uncle Harry discusses famine in China with questioners, noting crop failures and sparse rainfall in the northern region near Peking and Shantung. He links population growth, limited staple foods, and inadequate irrigation and railways to recurring famines.
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China
Uncle Harry
Europe
Helen
Joe
Jimmy
Peking
Shantung Peninsula
Minnesota May Lose Its Lakes
Minneapolis January coverage reports a proposed drainage program in southern and central Minnesota that could end the state's famed "Land of 10,000 Lakes" slogan. Harry J. LaDue, field secretary of the Minnesota Protective League, warns drainage would lower water tables, hurt land productivity, and push moisture to other regions. The piece cites visitor figures and economic values tied to lakes, wildlife, and tourism, urging preservation of Minnesota’s water ecosystems.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Harry J. LaDue
Minnesota Protective League
LaDue
Carlos Avery
Game and
Iowa
Legion Post to Stage Army Play at United Theatre
Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion presents A Day in the Army at United theatre tonight Tuesday and Wednesday as part of its vaudeville program. A portion of gate receipts goes to legion lockers with Dr J E Brinkman offering humorous cures. Adjutant Barthe urges 1921 dues payment. West Point vacancy info from Congressman Sweet reachable through Barthe or Mr. Bima. Newspaper advertising can be started or stopped overnight to meet sudden developments.
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Rolleas
United Theatre
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Legion
J. E. Brinkman
L. Batthe
C. Kimm
Commercial National Bank
R. J. Miller
Leavitt & Johnsonbank
Barthe
Adjutant Bartha
Burton E. Sweet
West Point
Bima
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier
Water loo Evening Courier pattern notice invites readers to obtain up-to-date Courier pattern designs by sending 25 cents to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Patterns are suitable for sewing seams and aim to fill orders quickly, with delivery expected ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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