Christie All Steam Corliss Engine Demonstration
After a sixty day installation, E J Christie of Marian Iowa tested the Christie All Steam Corliss engine in Waterloo revealing a 34 foot flywheel and tandem cylinders. The device promises 30 percent fuel saving, lower boiler size, and future company growth to employ up to 2,000 workers. The venture backs stock issuance and local boosters cite railway access and location advantages.
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John T. Christie
Waerloo
Waterloo
Frank S. Skinner
M@rion
Iowa
John F. Simpson
John J. Riehl
George A. Wheeler
J. D. DeGon
H. E. Weatherwax
E. J. Christie
America
Europe
Christie Engine Factory
Corliss
Itvice
Vilter Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Vilter
Christie Company
Christie Engine Company
Parsons
Bell Telephone Company
Illinois Central
Examination Limited for Plaintiff in Waterloo Case
In Schottine Nettwig vs Waterloo the motion to set aside the order for examination of the plaintiff was overruled but modified. The exam is limited to the wrist and arm and may include X rays. It must be completed by January 28, 1911, by Dr. L. B. Evens or Dr. Brinkman at their office. The Inn of St Joseph parish holds baznar all week at Elks hall with changes in service beginning Wednesday for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schottine Nettwig
City of
Waterloo
St. Joseph's Parish
Elks” Hall
Inter-County Spelling Match at Cedar Falls Short Course
Cedar Falls Ia Jan 27 The Cedar Valley short course drew the largest crowd yet despite rain. Prof P G Holden spoke on Corn Growing to 350 farmers and again on related topics. Hog feeding and dairy herd judging dominated the afternoon with Jersey cows from EB Shoemaker’s farm shown for critique. Awards for bread and pastry in the Domestic Science department drew large crowds with prizes totaling valued gifts and cash. The evening program includes a spelling contest with a gold medal and prizes, and grain exhibit premiums worth 2000 dollars to be awarded.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
P. G. Holden
State Agricultural Extension Work
Holden
R. K. Burger
EB. R. Shoemaker
Prof
Bliss
Berger
Black Hawk County
Profs
Burger
M. N. Mosher
Mytle Hale
Mable Hale
Cora Hecklinger
Jennie Graham
Henrietta Radhel
Woman's Department
Witte Bread
Gorman
Miner’s Patent
Russ Kerr
Lamb Shor Co
Bernard
Olympia Candy Co
Graham Bread
M. G. Christensen
L. B. Sherwin
WH. FE. Oldrich
Alrs. A. Winters
Mrs. A. Winters
Mrs. Smith & Co
W. Ford
R. A. Cave
Court of Wear Regular Meeting Saturday Evening
Announcements warn a strong attendance for Saturday January 28 in G A K hall with important business and ballot on candidates. St Margaret s Guild St Luke s parish meets Saturday 2 30 pm in Russell Lamson parlors for sewing and asks all ladies to attend with 4 pm business session. An open meeting of Robert Anderson post Friday evening with Lincoln circle includes a committee report and funeral arrangements for Comrade John LaBarre. Surviving members of Company C 32nd Iowa Infantry named as honorary pall bearers. Waterloo members listed and rigs available for old soldiers. Funeral time to be published later.
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Court of Wear
G. A. K. Hall
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Luke's
Russell Lamson
Robert Anderson
Lincoln Circle
John LaBarre
Company C
Thirty-second Iowa Infantry
Waterloo
Zenas Duke
George J. Clark
Alva Page
Levi Jobs
James L. Cooley
C. G Crabtree
Lucy Orvis Charged With Obtaining Money By False Pretenses
Lucy Orvis cited to appear before Justice J. B. Dempster next Monday afternoon to answer a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. She mortgaged personal property to a city loan company and, after consulting an attorney, sold the property claiming usury allowed sale without liability. The property was sold to Mrs. A. M. Jackson, the complainant in the case, which may draw considerable interest if heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Orvis
Court of Justice
J. B. Dempster
First Baptist Church Holds Flourishing 22nd Annual Reunion
Members of the First Baptist Church, organized 1864, gathered for the twenty second annual reunion with an afternoon business session and a large evening crowd. Reports showed a flourishing society, 588 members, $1500 in year improvements, and strong Sunday school and pastor activity. The day featured addresses on The Woman and the Church and The New Member's Attitude Toward the Church, with music, a supper, and a consecration service. The pastor Rev. Edgar A. Valiant preached and spoke on The Pulpits of the Future, while officers were elected for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Grace Holmes
Clarence Miller
Clara Walker
White
Sohner
Kathleen Bateman Faye
Richard [Folmes
Cole
CG. A. Story
W. M. Greene
Clarence Abiner
J. C. Walker
Walker
Trenasurer
Richard Holmes, Jr
W. &. Vaughan
W. J. Pattison
J. R. Vaughan
Harbard Heck
Gracedwards
Lillian Sohter
A. A. Wagely
Alice Cole
W. A. Covell
W. Deyo
Edgar A. Valiant
Freckles Cure Promises Quick Skin Clearing
A new drug ethine-double strength claims to remove freckles quickly. One ounce applied nightly and morning shows disappearance of even the worst spots with light freckles vanishing. Sold by A. C. Smith with a money back guarantee if unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Smith
Butler County Couple Wedded in January ceremony
Alison Ja January 27 reported a special wedding at a Butler County home. The brief notice notes a Wednesday evening ceremony conducted at the couple's residence with local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Plans for President Taft Southward Swing
Washington, Jan 27. Early in March after congress adjourns, President Taft will tour the South for about a week ending in Cincinnati. He plans to stay several days at Anderson South Carolina Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga and Cleveland. He will address the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta on March 10 and speak in Cincinnati to the Friendly Sons of St Patrick.
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Washington
Tait
Cincinnati
Anderson
S. C
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Cleveland
Southern Commercial Congress
Friendly Sons of St. Pat. Tiek
Amlareh
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Harvey Jewel
James Whillis
Hostrop
J. C. Radell
H. Jelmore
First Baptist
Inspiring Cheurcil
Amilor
UHNE
Aheerrde Wightss
C. Vari Mush
Balta Derree
Repitey
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Alr Valiant
Bertha Bell
Bertha Hall
Dorothy Holmes
Jessie Pattison
Ary
AYOLE
Wolfeboro
N.el
Jotta
J. K. Joder
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Mir
John 3. Hickman
Allison
Lydia Hickman
Linfield Strock
Wo UU. Parks
Congregational Church
Strosk
Jackson Township
THET
Independent Meat Co
East Fourth Street
Commercial St
West Waterloo Fruit
Jefferson St