Council to Accept Sewers After MooreSelg Work
City council plans adjourned session Monday to consider acceptance of sewer work by MooreSelg Construction. The contract covers sewer lines citywide built during summer, including a lift station for the Galloway system completed this past week. Protests concerning paving in the resolution of necessity will be read, with some streets unprotested and petitions for paving on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MooreSelg Construction Company
Galloway
Auctioneers to be Arraigned Monday
Informations filed against William Holland manager of the Waterloo Sales barn and Ernest Jordan of Wampton charging them with selling horses at auction without a city license. Arraignment was postponed to Monday. Holland says he will appeal if the city wins. he asserts the sale is a local institution and Waterloo owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
Waterloo
Ernest Jordan
Wampton
Jordan
Holland
District Court
Mr. Holland
Waterino
The Wishing Ring Record Extravaganza Opens Soon
The Wishing Ring, a 1200 production amateur musical, is to be presented at the Water loo theatre on February ib and February 17 by a large city company. The John Byers company of Ohio oversees the production with a trained troupe and wide experience. Sponsors include St Margarets and Harguilds of Park Episcopal church with committees forming and local talent to be drawn from city musical and histrionic ranks. Dr Pidgeon and others attend meetings. Lantern fire incidents and local ads follow alongside store robbery notices and laundry rates.
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Waterloo Theatre
John Byers
Ohio
St Margaret's
Har Guilds
Park’s Episcopal Church
Urban Rural Cooperation Aims at Modern Necessity
Dr I W Powers president of Hinck Hawk National bank spoke at the farmers institute in Storte City urging urban rural cooperation as essential during European war times. He argued banks should act as community trustees using leftover credits to aid local production and trade while stressing good roads and efficient farming to lower costs and boost profits. He warned that governmental paternalism is rising and urged joint urban rural institutes to build trust and interdependence for mutual welfare.
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United States
Crans
Pittsburgh
Athigy
Beleve
Suffrage Bill Before ObNate Records House Session
The Iowa House of Representatives set session records for number of bills passed and length of debate. Key actions included a parole reform bill allowing first offense prisoners of any age to be paroled, a measure to abolish secret school societies, and a bill to declare venereal disease spread a felony with three years in prison.
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Les Moines
Ltown
House of Representatives
Jones
Grason
Pottawattamie
Oertlel
Lea
Coakley
Union
Neff
Pottawattamle
Senate
Kimball
Griffin
Woodbury
Assembly Actions and Senate Bills Summary
The Senate introduced bills including resubmission of suffrage amendment and a measure to investigate car shortages. Passed Grayson and Garson related acts granting powers to county attorneys and city tax funds. Starzinger and Jones bills allow 50 year land bonds and parole for first offenses. Deferred action on repeal of presidential primaries.
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Senate
Taylor
Haskell, Chase and Caswell
Muuse
Grayson
Pottawattamle
Garson
Starzinger
Jones
Odds and Evens win at Waterloo Business College dinner
About 275 students and guests attended the annual banquet at First Congregational Church. The Odds and Evens toast contest favored the Evens by points 7000 to 72000 as parents who traveled farther earned the cup. Bruce Gates presided and received a Dickens set for his birthday.
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Waterloo Business College
Congregational Church
Frank Court
Lyle Cassut
A. FP. Gator
First Congregational Church
I. E. Ritchie
Chicago
Bruce Gates
Dickens
Donald Smock
Dawson Rites Held For Inez A White's Daughter
Inez A Dawson 25 died after months of illness at her parents home 520 Lafayette Waterloo born June 12 1892 survived by seven year old daughter sister Mrs H E Bowen and parents Mr and Mrs BE M White. Body at O Keefe Towne Mortuary. Services by Rev EB Lang at First Evangelical. John Lowssernetc 68 died at St Francis hospital after sudden illness formerly of Dearborn County Indiana resident of Waterloo 18 years employed by Winds Central railroad survived by wife Dorothy and four children. Body at Hileman Gindt Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Ine A. Dawson
Inez A. Dawson
M. White
Lafayette Street
H. E. Bowen
BE. M. White
Waterloo
O'Keefe & Towne
Lang
Evangelical Burely
John Lowssernetc
St. Francis Hospital
Eleventh Street
Dearborn County
Ind
Winds Central Railroad
Dorothy
Chester
H. D
G. W. Bennett
J. W. Hileman
Death of Melissa Matthews in Waterloo area
Melissa Matthews aged seven died at 9 in at her home 16006 Forest avenue following light trouble. She moved from Eldorado Springs Missouri a year ago to be near her son N G Matthews at 1316 Third street west Waterloo. Survived by husband 82 at Eldorado Springs, son here and his wife, and three other children F A Matthews Chicago G F Matthews Kansas City and daughter Mrs J F Dunkerton Des Moines. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at the home 1316 Third avenue west with Ter Mr Ross Kansas City Missouri in charge. Body at Hileman and Gindt mortuary.
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Melissa Matthews
J. BP. Matthews
Forest Avenue
Eldorado Springs
Waterloo
N. G. Matthews
Third Street
F. A. Matthews
Chicago
G. EF. Matthews
Kansas City
J. F. Dunkerton
Des Moines
Third Avenue West
Ter
Mr. Ross
Hileman & Gindt
Vicksburg Campaign Veterans Celebration Invite
Veterans of the Vicksburg campaign are invited to a celebration on October on the original battlefield. District senators and congressmen may arrange transport for local veterans. Eligible participants should enroll at Memorial Hall promptly. List of named veterans appears in notices.
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Falerino
Vicksburg
Memorial Hall
J. W. Shumaker
11. C. Campbell
Michael Gilley
John Averill
John Weilein
Joseph Cooper
Isaac Gashard
William McKinster
William Hall
Peter Woodring
IH. B. Bighmey
Charles Keidterling
G. W. Hilman
W. W. Whitenack
Henry Kahler
Andrew Southerland
Jacob Shannon
F. J. Jenness
P. H W. Cave
William Snodgrass
W. D. Reed
Daniel Haffa
Harter Smith
Jacob Keifer
James Morrison
F. P. Sharp
J. B. Roszeh
Atoni Eck
Truck Driver Struck by Rail Engine at Mobile Street
Frank II Wein of 1333 Lafayette Street, driver for Rath Packing, was struck by an Illinois Central switch engine at the Mobile Street crossing shortly after 1:30 a.m. today. The truck sustained slight damage and Klein escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank II. Wein
Lafayette Street
Rath Packing Company
Illinois Central
Mobile Street
Klein
Nashua Defeats New Hampton In Lopsided Play
Nashua remained on a winning streak by easily beating New Hampton 24 to 3 in Nashua. New Hampton managed only a field basket and a free throw as Nashua’s passing and teamwork overwhelmed them. The Nashua team seeks a game for next Friday evening and invites regional teams to schedule a match.
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SHUA
Nashua
Sunday School Institute to Be Held in Waterloo
Walter Hutton and W D Stem state Sunday school workers will conduct a city institute in Waterloo February 6 and 7. The event opens at First Congregational church with talks by teachers. Day sessions at YWCA include a conference of county and district officers. Wednesday evening meeting at Grace M E church plans to reorganize the city association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutton
W. D. Stem
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Trachers
Grace M. E. Church
East West Faculty Meeting Banquet at First Methodist
Teachers from east and west side schools attended a banquet and informal party at First Methodist church last evening. Dinner was at 6:30 p.m. with an entertainment program planned by the committee. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Hakill, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Performers featured solos by Miss Naneen Davis, Miss Winifred Garvin, Mrs. Wilma Basher-Galloway and readings by Miss Esther Harwich, Georgiana Bunton, and George M. Ritchie.
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East
West Side
First Methodist Church
C. W. Kline
A. T. Hakill
Fred Miller
Wilma Basher-Galloway
Esther Harwich
Georgiana Bunton
George M. Ritchie
Waverly Social Roundup Includes Visists and Contest
Waverly reports Mrs Helen Ellis visiting Minneapolis. Miss Low Hanchett and Billy Hall from Mitchellville traveled to visit friends. Miss Maydle Rose and Shelby Rose head to Peru. Miss Lillian Lusenhop to Galesburg for Sunday with her sister. Ernest Schulismeyer in New York on business. A farewell luncheon for Mrs Henry Cook hosted by Mrs Nat P Ellis. ninth annual declamatory contest held at the high school with Evelyn McClure winning dramatic, Helen Berers humorous, and Donald George oratorical. Mrs G W Jardee and daughter visit Mrs SLD Enis. Mrs G O Van Derveer hosts St Andrews guild. E C Schultsmeyer hosts clerks for turkey dinner.
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Waverly
Helen Ellis
Minneapolis
Low Hanchett
Little Billy Hall
Mitchellville
Maydle Rose
Shelby Rose
Peru
Lillian Lusenhop
Galesburg
Ernest Schulismeyer
New York
Nat P. Ellis
Henry Cook
Evelyn McClure
Helen Berers
Donald George
G. W. Jardee
Gelwein
Sld
Mt Auburn Notes And Visitors
Mt Auburn records show Frank Struve and Harold Smalley returning home from a few days in Moline. Cedar Rapids visitors Wo W Usher and family. Mrs Havkland, visiting Ossian relatives, returns home. Everett Stahl of Worth Liberty visits his parents. Mr and Mrs Kahler of Freeport arrive for a few weeks at the Burd home. Curtis Ferris of New Hartford visiting relatives. A son, born January 20 to Mr and Mrs Nobie Anderson.
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MT. Auburn
Moline
Frank Struve
Harold Smalley
Wo. W. Usher
J. A. Havkland
Ossian
Everett Stahl
Worth Liberty
John Rice
Kahler
Freeport
W. I. Burd
Curtis Ferris
New Hartford
Gorn
Nobie Andereson
Freezone reduces corn pain with direct application
Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a simple, inexpensive remedy for tender corns. A small amount stops soreness, loosens the corn, and allows painless removal. It claims to remove lardy or soft corns and calluses without inflaming surrounding tissue.
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Cincinnati Authority
Witness denies Spanell's story at Alpina trial
In San Antonio district court state witness R N Pittman testified about the July 20 Alpina murders of Colonel M C Butler and Crystal Holland Spanell. He described seeing a man in the front seat firing into the car’s rear, the couple falling, and the killer fleeing after shouting Crystal and Harry.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lieve
M. C. Butler
Crystal Holland Spanell
Alpina
R. N. Pittman
Meridian
Miss
Harry J. Spanell
Col. Butler
Mr. Spanell
Pittman
Nee
Crystal
Equitable Moves Waterloo Office to Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa has relocated its Waterloo agency into a suite in the Leavitt & Johnson bank building. P. M. Ray serves as general agent in charge locally. The firm marks its golden anniversary this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Xquitaple Life Insurance Company of Iowa
Waterloo
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
P. M. Ray
City in Brief: Local notes and travel mentions
Summarizes short items from city life: recovering residents, business trips by residents, visitors hosted in Waterloo, a marriage license issued to Ernest Griefnow and Hazel Smith, bakers’ short course at Iowa State Ames, temporary alimony awarded to Adil Countryman, bailiff Jacob Anton visiting a ill grandson, fruit dealers attending New Orleans convention, Effie Harrison’s travel, and the Knights and Ladies of Security fair at K P hall with Skeels’ orchestra.
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Waterloo
Ernest ¥. Griefnow
Hazel L Smith
C.F. Altstadt
W. H. Langlas
Philip Friedl
Bakers
Iowa State College
Ames
Jacob Anton
Worthington, Minn
Philip Anton
Ralph Hoxie
W. P. Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
New Orleans
Fruit Dealers
Effie Harrison
Kansas City
David Harrison
Hudson, Osceola
the Knights and Ladies of Security Fair
K.P. Hall
Skeels’ Orchestra
Announcements: preacher, lodge meeting and dancing school
Rev D W Pans of Cedar Falls will preach at Cedar Heights school house tomorrow at 3 30 p m. Helmet Lodge No 9 KE of P meets at 7 30 Monday. Mrs Arcadia Deal plans opening a dancing school and has arranged with a cabaret dancer from Philadelphia to assist.
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D W. Pans
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Helmet Lodge
Arcadia Deal
East
Borah Denounces Peace League Idea in Speech
Idaho Senator Borah denounces proposals for world peace leagues as leading the United States into European conflicts. He warned against submitting to a preponderant international tribunal and warned that a world police force could turn against the U.S. He also noted the International Mercantile Marine plans to build four ships costing 7.3 million dollars each.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Michigan Society of Washington
United States
Washington
Monroe
International Mercantile Maine Company
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