Bake-Rite bakery to open in Waterloo with “you wait” system
Waterloo gains a Bake-Rite bakery and store in the former G. A. Hemsworth grocery space at 303 Fourth Street West. F. M. Clutter of Chicago will supervise remodeling, with Herman V. Reed as manager. The system bakes 130 loaves in 5 minutes, uses glassed ovens visible to customers, and plans $125,000 in equipment for 20 bakeries.
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San Francisco
G. A. Hemsworth Grocery
Fourth Street
F. M. Clutter
Chicago
Mona Day
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Herman V. Reed
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SIRL'S REMARKABLE RECORD AT RENWICK GRADUATION
Miss Iva Peters of Renwick earns unique honor for perfect attendance over 12 years. She attended 107 months of school without a single absence or tardy, a record included in the class history at graduation.
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Iva Peters
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An Ad in the Mail Is Soon Turned Away
A newspaper item notes a playful line about an ad in the mail being rejected, contrasted with a line about an ad in the paper. The boss remarks the paper ad reflects more truth than poetry.
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Gould removed by Supreme Court executor named
Last night brief notes report George J. Gould was removed by the Supreme Court with Justice Whitaker named executor and trustee for his late father’s estate. Holland urged steps to stop the former German emperor from leaving the country. Irish American delegates accuse Britain of bombing Tris towns from air and killing civilians. The Java appropriation bill of 616 million six hundred thousand was approved by House and Senate. Justice Department will refrain from action pending litigation against makers of beer and wines under 2.75 percent alcohol.
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George J. Gould
Supreme Court
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Gould
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Holland
Aris
Clemenceau
Tris
Washington
House
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Washington, D. C
International Tennis Doubles Round Plays in Wimbledon
In Wimbledon on Monday June 30 the third round of the doubles featured Garland and Cannon of the United States defeating Mellqnham and Seale of England 6-0 6-2 6-1. Griffin and Davis of the United States toppled Donisthorpe and Grace 1-6 6-3 10-8 6-2. Both winning pairs advance to meet Australian players tomorrow.
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Garland and Cannon
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Mellqnham and Seale
England
Griffin
Davis
UnitedStates
Donisthorpe and Grace
Oldest Davenport Policeman Joseph Gimbel Dies at 83
Joseph Gimbel aged 83, Davenport police department’s oldest member known as Uncle Joe, died at Mercy hospital after a two week illness. A former ambulance driver and horseman, he joined in 1903 at age 67 and remained active despite age. Born in Baden Germany, he served the community for decades before his death.
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Profit of 44000 on sale of farm near Armstrong
Armstrong Ia July 1 Another large land deal closed yesterday Join Dows sold the west half of section ten one mile west of town to Mr Mouritzen of Ringated for 190090 or 31250 per acre There are two sets of improvements but both are only moderate Mr Vows purchased the south
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Join Dows
Itown
Mr. Mouritzen
Vows
Quarter Sale Details From Peter Conlin Note
A fragment notes a land sale involving Peter Conlin. It mentions a quarter from Conlin, a north quarter, six weeks ago, at 260 dollars per acre, totaling 22 car acre, leaving a net profit of 44 dollars on the half section.
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Greene Homecoming Set for Big July Fourth Affair
Greene ta July 1 The home coming celebration at Greene on July 4 promises to be a big affair as the committee on entertainment reports details of plans and events.
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Committee On Entertainment
Swisher to Deliver Day’s Oration at Community Program
Waterloo attorney B. F. Swisher will be the orator of the day. Two bands will provide music as part of the program. Two ball games are scheduled: Dougherty vs Allison and Indians vs Greene. A vaudeville company will offer a free performance during the after- events.
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Waterloo
Dougherty
Allison
Red Cross to Serve Meals and Host City Dance
Noon and evening events include Red Cross serving dinner and supper. A big dance at the opera house and moving pictures at the Crystal will entertain. A concert is planned in the evening and soldiers will be the guests of the city.
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