Program 3 MDE for Advertisers in Waterloo
President Harry Kiester announces the third annual convention of Iowa Associated Advertising Clubs to be held in Waterloo February 4. The program promises a strong lineup of talks on educational advertising and publicity for Iowa with city, county, and national figures presenting.
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Harry Kiester
Town Criers
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Iowa
Waterloo
Samd Ti
Spe
Galloway Entreats Iowa Farmers In County Week Campaign
The William Galloway company launches a large county week entertainment plan for Iowa farmers. In five days 404 guests from Butler Grundy and Bremer counties visited Waterloo factories. Next weeks’ counties include Hardin Linn Fayette and Marshall as the scheme expands across 124 counties. Announcements report the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Lee Isenhart of Wadena Minnesota.
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Iowa
William Galloway Company
Waterloo
Butler
Grundy
Bremer
Hardin, Linn, Fayette and Marshall
Mosi
Lee Isenhart
Wadena
Minn
Isenhart
Rock Island
A. A. Ieenhart
Maples
Prince Albert Sails on Long Voyage May Visit United States
London reports Prince Albert, second son of King George VI and Queen Mary, sailing on a lengthy voyage. The potential trip could include a visit to the United States this summer, a first for his father. The late King Edward once visited America before the Civil War, a fact recalled in dispatches.
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Prince Albert
England
United States
London
King George
Queen Mary
Gong
Sam
King Edward
County Bar Meeting Considers Redistricting or New Judge
Black Hawk County Bar plans to urge the legislative committee on judicial redistricting to shrink the district or add a third judge. The January calendar shows over 1,000 cases, with two judges overloaded in Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan and Delaware counties. Judge Platt praised for prompt trial and cooperation with the lengthy calendar. HH. W. Grout chairs the house committee.
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Black Hawk
Grundy
Buchanan
Delaware
Students Start Saving Plan At Waterloo Schools
A line of smiling Waterloo Savings Bank customers formed between 10 and 12 as the first week of a new savings plan in Waterloo west schools yielded 94.90 in deposits. Teachers handed out cent stamps, which pupils pasted into books and were credited at face value in their deposit records. Prizes will go to buildings with the largest proportional enrollment savings, fostering thrift and self reliance.
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo West
Schol Board
West Side
Face Vale
Pistes Uiese
Westfield
Emoraan
Central C.g
Double platoon inow favored by some firemen
Waterloo firemen oppose the double platoon plan while Des Moines and other cities push it. Firemen urge changes like one day off in four and fifteen days vacation, but chiefs warn of objections. A Waterloo fire call at 8 25 last evening found a fire on the second floor of 420 Argyle Street, burning briskly but contained with little loss.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Waterloo sepateTane
Mio
Dunham
van Eman
Argyle l Street
Drunks Arrested At Majestic Theatre Incident
Three young men were arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct during an amateur performance at the Majestic theatre. They spent the night in jail and were released in the morning after paying $6 bonds. A second officer was needed as the trio resisted the officer. The incident followed a night of tensions as the crowd grew. Police say drunk arrests this month near forty five, nearing last year’s count. fines and further arrests are expected to rise.
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Majestic Theatre
New Hotel for Waterloo West and Store Block Plan
Mrs. Eliza J. Bickley contracts let to F. W. Chapman for a fifty room modern hotel behind stores at 314 to 324 Fourth street west. A two story brick business block will replace three flats at 405, 407 and 409 Fourth street west with reinforced concrete construction. The project, drawn by J. G. Ralston, totals about $50,000 and aims to lease the entire block to a furniture dealer if possible. Charles Bickley to oversee the new hotel venture with fireproof design and marble stairs.
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Eliza J. Bickley
F. W. Chapman
J. G. Ralston
Russell- Lamson
Fourth Street
Bluff
Washington Streets
Flotel
Charles Bickley
Jean Birdsall Wins Contest At West High
Jean Birdsall won first place in the humorous contest with Yommy’s and Alma’s Visit to Coney Island. Anna McCreary took second with Miss Deborah Has a Visitor. Birdsall, Parker Lichty, and Roger Birdsall earned top spots and will compete Friday with East High and Cedar Falls in a district triangular contest held in the Manual Training building of Hast High.
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West High School
Jean Birdsall
Albert Schmitt Dles Of Unknown Causes
Farnum and Fish of Los Angeles report the death of Albert Schmitt formerly of Waterloo who resided there five months. He died at 45 o'clock p m January 20 from unknown causes. physicians are investigating. c W Virden, county supervisor, cites a flock of wild geese seen today moving northward as temperatures cool. Weather south remains unusually warm except for one cold wave.
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Farnum & Fish
Los Angeles
Cal
Evening Courier
Albert Schmitt
Waterloo
C. W. Virden
Board of Supervisors
Savannah Press editor eyed for interior secretary
Washington reports cabinet speculation centers on Pleasant A. Stovall, editor of the Savannah Press, as a possible secretary of the interior. Stovall, a prominent Southern newspaper figure and Wilson supporter, was reportedly offered the post in December and again urged by a delegation of Georgia congressmen.
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Washington
tCabinet
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
Stovall
South
Wilson
Georgia
Grand Duke Michael punished for marriage in Russia
In St Petersburg on January 24, Grand Duke Michael brother of Emperor Nicholas was relieved as regent designate and removed from command of the Chevalier Guards. An imperial ukase established guardianship over his personal property and affairs under the emperor, with estate administration moved to the ministry of the imperial court. The actions mark the emperor’s disapproval of Michael’s recent marriage to Mme Sheremetievskaia.
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St. Petersburg
Michael
Nicholas
Chevalier Guards
Imperial Court
Mme, Sheremetievskaia
Final Testimony on Flax Hemp Jute Tariff Schedules
Washington Jan 25 The house Ways and Means Committee heard final testimony on the flax hemp and jute schedules of the tariff with witnesses from New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia and other cities. Discussions covered typewriter ribbons laces curtains burlaps bagging for cotton sunny cloth and related fabrics taxed at .6 cent per square yard Woolen schedule to be taken up Monday and expected to spark the sharpest tariff fights. Max Wilner urged a 35 percent ad valorem on table linen and similar articles while Peter Gould argued cotton lace makers earn less than democratic textile workers. Patrick Boyle urged free raw flax and retention of tariffs on carpets mattings and rugs.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Max Wilner
Peter Gould
Union Hill
N. J
Mrs Eunice Young Dies At Waterloo Home
Eunice Young aged 86 died this morning at the Waterloo old people’s home from old age. Born in New York she had lived in Waterloo for eight years. Survived only by a sister, Mrs. Sarah Haven, who is ill with pneumonia. Mrs Young had long been an invalid after a hip fracture and wheelchair confinement. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Eunice Young
Old People’s Home
New York
Waterloo
Sarah Haven
George Haven
Double Wedding Celebrated in Chelsea Two Dvorak Daughters Wed
Chelsea Iowa January wedding news details twin ceremonies for Tessie Dvorak and Rose Dvorak. Tessie married Frank Chalupsky of Reinbeck while Rose wed Frank Kasal of Chelsea. Blue silk gowns with white lace, reception for about 100 guests. Newlyweds to reside near Reinbeck and Chelsea after March 1. Also notes the Naval Academy Spanish course extension from two to four years.
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Chelsea
Albert Dvorak
Tessie
Frank Chalupsky
Reinbeck
Rose
Frank Kasal
Naval Academy
City in Brief: Waterloo Happenings and Notes
Glasses from Buchanan’s advertised by B C DeVoe jeweler on Bridge Street as he travels to Chicago on business. C L Rausch hospitalized for appendicitis at Presbyterian hospital. F G Kellogg travels to Aurora Illinois for his mother’s funeral. Waterloo horse sale at Waterloo Live Stock and Commission Co. draws usual crowd. Mrs Daniel Peck of Shady Grove visiting J H Lizer. Mr and Mrs Bert Bunnell of Shady Grove visiting Waterloo. J L Brentzer from Lester township planning bids for district No 5 school house. erection expected next spring. John Alvin Goranson and Ernest Klaus to visit Chicago relatives. Diphtheria cases rise. total 5 under quarantine. new patient Miss Dorothy Ingersoll. Clinton Petrie returns from California for funeral, then back west with two elderly ladies. George F Johnson to Des Moines for county Supervisors work. J B Hammond travels to Lincoln to address charity and corrections. August Bull, Henry Scharnhorst, William Burkman, Charles Westhorst, William Scharnhorst from Waverly in Waterloo. Mike Healy US marshal arrives in Waterloo. Mrs C A Miller taken to Presbyterian hospital for appendicitis. Sheriff Shores accompanies Martin Polinsky to the reformatory. Mr and Mrs R S Brainer of Marysville visit then depart. A Greek laborer in Illinois Central shops injured but not badly. hospitalized. Mr and Mrs R B Brainer of Marysville depart after ten days in Waterloo. Buchanan warmth peaks at 41 and lows at 24. snow thawed, lawns green. J P King pioneer photographer captures panoramic view of Waterloo Savings Bank interior. King keeps up with latest photography gear.
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B.C. DeVoe
Bridge St
Chicago
C. L. Rausch
Presbyterian Hospital
F. G. Kellogg
Aurora
Ill
Waterloo Live Stock and Commission Company
Daniel Peck
Shady Grove
J. H. Lizer
Bert B. Bunnell
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Braniger
Marysville
W. A. Braniger
Fourth Street
Buchanan
J. P. King
Waterloo Savings Bank
King
New Capitol Office Building Proposed in Iowa Senate
Des Moines Iowa January 25 A bill in the state senate calls for a new office building for state officials on the capitol grounds with a cost limit of 850000. A five member commission appointed by the governor would oversee construction if passed. Inaugural expenses for Governor Clarke totaled 38567. The session saw eighteen senate bills and fourteen in the house.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Clarke
House
Committee On Judiciary
Whitney
Boards of Supervisors
Julian Alba arraigned on illegal liquor charge today
Julian Alba, a Mexican bill maker, is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon before U S Commissioner J B Dempster. Federal authorities charge him with selling liquor illegally and the case will be prosecuted by District Attorney F F Faville of Storm Lake.
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Julian Alba
United States
J. B. Dempster
F. F. Faville
Storm Lake
English Suffrage Bill May Be Withdrawn
London January 25 The general feeling in the lobbies of the House of Commons is that the government will withdraw the franchise bill in light of the speaker’s ruling. The amendments would alter its character so much that it would effectively be a new bill.
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London
House As Commons
Wanted Salesman for Candy Company Across Nation
Wanted salesman with entree to department store drug and grocery buyers to sell the most successful chocolate candy specials in the market 40c goods to retail at 25c. Stupendous sales in big stores nationwide. Made by the most scientific factory in America. State experience and give reference. Address Sunday Eve Candy Co 101 Cheapside Baltimore Md.
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America
Sunday Eve Candy Co
Cheapside
Baltimore
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Mass
BR. C. Thompson
H. E. Kiester
Town’ Criers
Corn Magazine
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
W. J. Borkowitz
Borkowitz
Kansas City
A. G. Brown
Commercial Club of
Rockfort
W. W. Marsh
H. M. Harwood
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Henry Knott
Nichols Finn Advertising Co
Edward J. Shay
Advertising Club
Frank Armstrong
Miller Printing Co
W. B. Morris
Northwestern Knitting Mills
Minneapolis
Amos Buchares
Waterville
Lewis Scurlock
Advertisers’ Club
Galloway
Albert
Cumberland
West Indies
Prince
MHS
Eliza Bickley
Albert Schmitt Dles
Avannah
Czar
House Committee
Patrick Boyle
Paterson
Myron W. Robinson
E. Young
Buchanan's
J. L. Brentzer
Lester Township
Ita
John and
Alvin Goranson
Ernest Klaus
Dorothy Ingersoll
Johnson Street
Clinton A. Petrie
California
David Petrie
Mrs. Vaughan
Petrie
George F Johnson
J.B. Hammond
Lincoln
Neb
State Association of Charities and Corrections
August Bull
Henry Scharnhorst
William Burkman
Charles Westhorst
William Scharnhorst
Waverly
Mike Healy
Cedar Rapids
the Irving
C. A. Miller
Berth Avenue
Sheriff Shores
Anamosa
Martin Polinsk
Reformatory
William Zink
Brown
Williston Avenue
Mr. Brown
The
Courier
Capitol
Bliss
Third Street
J. T. Cannon Land Co
Bluff St
G. W. Campbell & Co
Waterloo, Ia
North Waterloo
G. H. Cheever
Care Central Savings Bank
Samson Ridg
East 3Rd St
K. F
Care Courier
E. M. Storm & Co
Commercial St
Fails Ave
West Side City Park
Commercial Street
Cedar Falls
Arthur C. Cole
West
4Th St
Victory Co
Pearl St
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Clark
Anoka
Rand-McNally
Rand McNally & Co
Clark
Samilar
W. G. Trueblood & Co
S. la Salle St
Black Hawk Bounty
T. Cannon Land Co
Blut St
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