Chautauqua Closing Day Offers Strong Talent Tonight
Waterloo's twenty first annual Chautauqua closes tomorrow with a powerful lineup. Tonight at 7 30 Wagner Shank Grand Opera company performs a concert featuring a Chicago New York and Des Moines trained quartet led by Mrs Wagner Shank. Bishop Bristol lectures tomorrow on Brains and George R Stuart speaks tomorrow night. The day also includes C L S C round table on Jo an of Arc with Rev Effie McCollum Jones and Attorney J S Tuthill on Elementary Law. The Fourth drew huge crowds and featured Ciricilo and his 27 man Italian band and the Meistersingers with the organ chimes. Master Angelo Vitale wowed as a 9 year old conductor. Florence Ward spoke on Montessori child training.
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Wagner-Shank Grand Opera Quartet
Edwin
Stucker
Bishop Bristol
C. L
C. Round Table
Joan of Arc
Effie McCollum Jones
la Rue
George R. Stuart
Waterloo
Wagner-Shank Grand Opera Company
Tomor
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
South America
America
Sam Jones
Wagner Shank
Chicago
New York
Des Moines
Henry Savage Merry Widow Company
C. L. S. C. Round Table
J. S. Tuthill
Chautauqua
Charvac Ciricilo
Angelo Vitale
Ciricillo
Pamahasika
C. S
Memorial Hall
Dixie
Arthur Kachel
Edwin H. Lanham
Platform superintendent announces instructor offer to graduate
A platform superintendent announced that Mr. Rachel received a telegram from Leland Powers offering him a position as an instructor at the school where he is a graduate. His work is praised for merit and achievement by the staff.
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Rachel
Leland Powers
Wil
W P Thompson Takes A Bride
Rev William P Thompson aged 78 and widow Susanah Livingston aged 68 wed yesterday at the home of Mrs Gillespie in Anoka Minnesota. Thompson, longtime Black Hawk county resident and former Baptist minister, will reside with his bride at Hudson after returning home tonight.
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Waterloo
Hiudson
Anoka
Minn
William PP. Thompson
Susanah Livingston
Gillespie
Thompson
Black Hawk County
Tiis
Hudson
The
Baptist Church
Thomas PP. McManus
Philip Shaffner
Free Parrots Frolic At Sans Souci Head
Teddy and Loretia two parrots at Sans Souci head catty? eventing when released from their cage. They fluttered into a treetop, chatted and whisked about, then climbed down as Miss Marjorie Cheary coaxed them with affection. Both birds descended safely into her hand.
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Teddy
Loretia
Sans Souci
Marjorie Cheary Wiseueh
Marjorie
Automobiles Stuck in Sand at Sans Sauel Park
Scores of cars became stuck on the newly graded road at the west end of the bridge near Sans Sauel park. A cooperative rescue by several men freed multiple stalled vehicles, with five or six cars stranded at times. Rain left sand on the road, hindering progress before it was cleared again.
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Sans Sauel Park
United Fforts
Christensen Seeks Divorce After Alleged 1911 Cane Incident
Blanche Christensen files for divorce from Harry C. Christensen alleging threats to her life and a cane strike in September 1911. She seeks injunction against interference at home and alimony of 1080 in addition to a separation decree. married in Waterloo November 17, 1907.
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Blanche
Christensen
Harry C. Christensen
Waterloo
Gresham notes and church updates from Waterloo visitors
Gresham July notes report Mrs Christ Schmidt of Waterloo visiting familiar faces. former pastor Mr Schmidt served here twenty six years ago. Ladies Aid of Evangelical church met at Daniel Heldinian home. July August meetings canceled due to heat and workload. Haymakers active with Russel Sage first to stack. Aug Roehine cemented fuel setup in new Herman Meier pump system. John Albright visited from Waterloo. Rev Reichert and wife returned from Cedar Rapids after weeks away. Albright owner of a W Pepper B flat cornet with a Catchment. Evangelical services scheduled for next Sunday. German and English preaching planned. Albright also bought a gasoline engine for pumping during hot days. Fresh Michigan celery sale at Koencke’s store.
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Gresim
Christ Schmidt
Waterloo
Schmidt
Gresham
Evangelical Church
Daniel Heldinian
Russel Sage
Roehine
Herman Meier
John Albright
F. C. Albright
Reichert
Cedar Rapids
Ney
Tishnan
Clarence Albright
Albright
Ward Precinct Redistricting and Voter Changes
The article outlines a complete overhaul of ward boundaries and polling places, detailing precinct starts and line reroutes for the Fourth, Third, and new Fourth ward divisions. It notes a single new Fourth ward precinct and revised street lines from West Fourth to Cedar Falls Avenue, with multiple intersections and river boundaries defining the new center line. The goal is unified polling locations and updated ward geography to reflect the changes.
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Bach
Bettas Ars Hines
Beblge Street
Yerheer
Fourth Street
Allen Street
Chener Narnia Weet
Sunseyshire
Mirthen
Cedar Falls Avenue
Seartly
Tammond Avenue
Corporation
West Fourth Street
West Lote
Bedige Street
Commercial
Thonghourth Street
South Street
Ovetaden Harmimend
Oak Avenue
Park Road
Columbia Streets
Corporation Limits
East Fourth Street
Tommeness
Columbia and
Bayou Streets
Township 89
Columbia Street
Fourth Ward
Vine Street
Lane Street
Lafayette Street
Filmaleat
Chicago Great Western Railway
Vine
Lane Streets
Elm Street
Illnnis Central
DUNKERTON News Notes From Farm Community
Farmers add lightning rods to holdings. John Raymond of Chicago visiting relatives near Dewar. Mike Stachell travels after word of sister in law Ed Stachell death. Malaidook in Cedar Rapids for wedding and nephew's event. Herman Rudolph buys a farm in Seurhthkata. Alvin Rely visits Watering for ten days. Attendees at Blarr Brown wrestling in Waterton. June weather favors corn but harms oats. Tom Fisher buys a new ate. Many plan trip to Jesup.
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Dankerton
Ihe
John Raymond
Chicago
Relat
Dewar
Mike Stachell
Sandy Dakota
Ed Stachell
John
M Malaidook
Cedar Rapids
Herman Rudolph
Seurhthkata
Alvin Rely
Waterton
Tom Fisher
Jesup
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Ann Ghorge R. Stuart
Brazil
United States
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Batile Creek
Michigan
W. P. Thompson
Pioneer Baptist
Sanath Livingston
Koencke's
Koencke & Wolf
ING Places
Watelloo
Phir Aod
Wal Hine
J. Gorham
Bank of Wandville
Woodville
Foley
H. W. Tageart
Matt Ortver
Ditch
Ankie Adaeter
Why Strubel
Darde Center Land
Mattila Sehrmitt
Barelas
Pope Pius X
St. Francia’ Parish
Phillipa
Fox Township
Apel
Louis Turner
Muuch Yay
Matt Sehmiteds
Dunkerton
Frank C. Krueger
Market Saturdyd
Frank CL Krueger
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
E. F. Cowperthwaite
Observatory Building
Iowa
Northwestern Land & Inv
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