Waterloo Colts Defeat Dubuque In Three Games
The Waterloo Colts beat the Dubuque Baby Doll five straight frames across three games in Dubuque Sunday afternoon, winning by a total of 161 pins. Casutt of Dubuque topped scores with 215, while Pfiffner led Waterloo with 212. Weir posted the best Waterloo average at 184 2 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Colts
Dubuque
Casutt
Priffner
Waterloo
Weir
Aoe
Key City
Thorsen
Jack Man
Fairbank Social Notes and Visits Jan 25
Fairbank January reports include David Bentley visiting Tripoli for a few days and Hayes King calling in Lamont and Corwell. Mrs. Oua Daniels of Fredericksburg calls on friends. the Rommels return to Minneapolis after a three week stay with G. J. King. Epworth League box social planned for January 31 at Mr Garber’s home. Several local residents welcome visitors from Waterloo Oelwein and other towns. ice harvests in progress. Mrs. Fred Kraft visits Readlyn. Eddie Dewald’s condition improves with nurse Miss Leddick assisting. Jardee and Morton open a pantatorium near the Lehmkuhl building. Burial for Mrs. Geo. Fay attended by James Colemar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
David Bentley
Tripoli
Hayes King
Lamont
Qelwell
Oua Daniels
Fredericksburg
Louis Rommel
G. J. King
Minneapolis
Ira Finch
Waterloo
Epworth League
Garber
Jennie Ludlow
Alex. Robertson
Chicago
Frank Oostrum
Heron Lake
Minn
Lillian Dewald
Fred Kraft
Readlyn
Myers
Eddie Dewald
Miss Leddick
Sumner
Jardee and
Morton
Hazleton
Lehmkuhl
John Wolgamot
James Curley
G. (. Eickelberg
Ralph Brant
Mae Moore
Oelwe
Kirs. Ed Paine
Frewirt
Alex Robertson
Fine Kert
Chas. Dunkerton
H. A. Brant
Sherman Wolgamot
James Colemar
Tesup
Geo. Fay
Ice harvest faces delays in Dubuque
The Dubuque ice harvest began today amid difficulties as thin ice in front of houses forced locals to cut a channel from the field above. The ice is twelve inches thick and clear, allowing work to proceed under tighter safety concerns and organized planning by three local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Army Deserter Caught in North Nekota Arrest
Bernard Golz alleged deserter from the army barracks in North Nekota was arrested at Waterloo by Capt. H. T. Wagner. He will be taken to Chicago tonight and turned over to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Golz
North Nekota
Wan
Tester
Waterloo
H. T. Wagner
Wil
Chicago
Falls Avenue Bridge Plan Goes to Council Vote
At tonight's council meeting a proposal to replace the two bridges on Falls Avenue with concrete structures and pave the street with asphalt will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Avenue
Fort Dodge native relocates to Water loo for new venture
Town gossip notes several local moves and social events. Don H. Dorman of Fort Dodge sells his bio grocery business and considers starting anew in Waterloo. Grace Bailey of Cedar Falls heads to Storm Lake for February studies at Buena Vista College. Marion Lizer recovers from a nervous illness after a fall, with chloroform used for relief. Legal notices mention settlements in the cases of Wt. L. Carroll vs. Kelly Manufacturing Co. and Cascaden Manufacturing Co. vs. Henry Kshweiler and Carl Mohls. A farewell party honors Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sipe as they prepare to move to Minnesota, with a rug given as a memento. Coroner Kistner reports inquiry into a death in Mankato. Public discourse on city politics and press coverage of opposing views appears, along with notes on the temperance petition and local advertising disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wt. L. Carroll
The
Kelly Manufacturing Co
Cascaden Mangufacturing Co
Henry Kshweiler
Carl Mohls
Mohls
T. J. Ripe
Minnesota
Sipe
E. F. Kistner
Joseph M. Hampt
Mankato
Minn
Man
Bureha
Woman and Child Shot Dead in Sheriff Battle Near Ridding Mountain
In Winnipes, Manitoba, a sheriff's posse clashed with outlaw John Baran at his home near Ridding Mountain radar. A woman and a child were killed by officers during the firefight, while Baran escaped in the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Manitoba
Jan. Sr
Sheriff's
John Baran
Ridding Mountain
Baran
The Heat of a Campaign Debate Pressed by Voters
A discussion on campaign intensity notes heavy newspaper space use as races heat up between opposing sides. It highlights how media outlets face crowded schedules to cover politics and respond to public interest.
New York Stock Prices Close on Damaged Market Report
Market summary from New York shows varied closes with Canadian Pacific Reading and United States Steel listed, along with Western and Pacific holdings. Notable prices include United States Steel at 834 and Amalgamated Copper at 112, with others like Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pacific appearing in the closing quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Eve
Westerns
MG Atehivoy i
AMG
American Smelter
TUR Viton Pacific
Ase
LOSY
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Pommon
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Tesa Treat Northertes
Dr Powers Returns from East to Resume Office
Dr Powers resumes his practice at the Black Hawk bank today after a two week absence in the east. He spent most time in Boston with his daughter Miss Gladys Powers, a professional elocutionist and reader who graduated last year from the Leland Powers School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flow. Powers
Black Hawk Bank
East
Boston
Gladys
leland-Powers School of Expression
Miss Powers
Powers
Prevention of Strikes to Be Considered at Annual Meeting
New York January will host the National Civic Federation thirteenth annual session at the Hotel Astor on January 28 and 29. Officials will evaluate industrial mediation law and amendments to federal and state mediation acts. A committee chaired by Marcus McMarke, with reform proposals on legal procedures, aims to reduce trial delays harming workers, in partnership with the American Bar Association led by Alton B. Parker and Everett P. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
New York
Apna
Oer National Civic Federation
Eld Dan
Thotel Astor
Department On
Industrial Mediation Law
Erieman
Marcus McMarke
American Bar Association
Alton B. Parker
Everett P. Wheeler
Department On Regulation
Seth Low
Waterloo city notes call out exaggerated liquor saloon claims
Citizens are urged to see through a press agent's statements about saloon patronage in Waterloo. The letter accuses exaggeration by opponents of consent to sell liquor, cites outsized figures, and argues conventions boost out of town trade while some saloons rely on it to stay open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Rockford
Minois
Elks Lodge
Return Trip Sees Clear Weather Near Chicago
The report notes smooth travel with no ice or snow on the journey back until about one hundred miles from Chicago. This reflects favorable conditions and steady progress toward the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suffrage Debate Moves in Iowa Senate Session
In Des Moines on January 27 the Iowa Senate debated suffrage indirectly by scheduling a joint convention to hear Grace Wilbur Trout of Illinois speak on equal suffrage. A viva voce vote showed 18 in favor, 9 against, with 15 not voting while six Senate bills were introduced including a constitutional amendment to align state election day with federal presidential electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Senate
Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinois State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Allen
Pocahontas
Harding
Senate
Congress
Robinson
Franklin
Iowa
The Civic Secretary Bridges School and City Life
A new civic secretary acts as the link between education and daily urban life. American educators for years sought to bridge gaps between schooling and public life through aviation libraries extension programs and community outreach.
Civic secretary coordinates middle west civic efforts
A Duluth Minnesota board of public welfare appoints a civic secretary to unite local social center work and civic agencies. Other midwest cities consider similar officers to organize educational extension, aid play and recreation, and discuss public problems for community benefit. James M. Pierce promotes The Homestead farming paper with yearly subscription offers and agent incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Board of Public Welfare
United States Bureau of Education
Middle West
For Sale 40 Acres Near City Lines With Timber
Too late to classify ad offers 40 acres of good land two acres timber two miles from city limits on car line priced at 200 dollars an acre with easy terms. Also a wanted ad seeks a first class bookkeeper for a small manufacturing business about half time. Address H. 3. L. Drawer M Station A. Lost gold necklace with pearl pendant and reward present. Telephone 2350 Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail City
G. Wilcox
Linn County
Kansas
Kansas City
E.G. Dawes
Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fin Falls Avenue
Don H. Dorman
Fort Dodge
Grace Bailey
Cedar Falls
Storm Lake
Buena Vieta College
Misa Hailey
Flcl
J. P. Ponticus
Courier Building
Peru
Ind
Mt. Gilead
Marion Lizer
Fred P. Hagemann
Waverly
Neva Lizer
Miss Lizer
Phkugelf
Evening Courier
Nation
Sandford
DR. Powers
Ieeaaleilier
Citizens OF
Waterloo Business
Homestead
James M. Pierce
Deg Moines
Fairview
Goml
P. O
West Side
B.O
Care Courier
Home Park
Colorado Co
Texas
Winethrop
M. Allen
Weat Side
Kingbard Heights
Francis
Martin's Cigar
W. 6Th St
Ard St
South St
Gentleman’s Watch Fai
Rinkom River
Crystal Theatre
M.T. F
Wm. H. ‘Wade
Hummel
Wm. UH. Wade
West Fourth Street
Madaline Me
Killip
Oak Lawn Ave
Black Hawk County
John Pump
Riensche
Bordner
Fred
Pete Ut
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!