Waterloo Chautauqua Season Opens July 24 In Park
Waterloo announces its annual Chautauqua season running five days from July 24 to July 28 at Chautauqua Park Auditorium. Notable participants include Hazel Dopheide, Elina Swanson Ver Haar, and Bishop William A. Quayle. Proceeds benefit the Young Women's Christian association. Ticket price is 2 dollars plus 20 cents tax.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua
Margarden
Ir. Vam Grove
Evan Wiliams
Ener
Hazel Dopheide
America
Lyceum
Ver Haar
The
Elina Swanson
William A. Quayle
St. Louis
Quayle
First Methodist Church
Fin
Young Women’s Christian, Association
Chantanga
H. O. Bernbrook
Fred 5
Tick W. Court
H. H. Kester
Northminster Children End Bible School Program
Northminster Presbyterian Church closes its third annual daily vacation bible school after four weeks. The program drew 132 enrollments with over 100 average daily attendance and welcomed children up to 150 years. Rev. Dr. J Gretzinger led a 36-person volunteer staff. Commencement at 7:45 p.m. featured handcraft and a beneficiary program.
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
J. Gretzinger
H. D. le
Waterloo Schon West
Geismar to leave Waterloo after five decades in clothing
Louis A Geismar, longtime Waterloo clothing dealer, and his wife Mrs Geismar plan to move to Buffalo with their daughter-in-law Mrs Lawrence Weil. Louis has lived in the city for nearly 50 years, starting as a clerk then owning the business, and Mrs Geismar arrived 26 years ago as a bride.
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Louis A. Geismar
Buffalo
Bi Y
Lawrence M. Weil
Weil
Lucile Geismar
Louis Geismar
Geismar
Waterloo
Waterloo Women Argue Over Bobbed Hair Ban
In Waterloo, a debate erupts after an eastern corporation bans bobbed and bleached hair for office girls. Mrs Myrtle Falan defends natural blonde hair, while A F Gates condemns faddists. Local women like Margery Hartnett call the rule silly and say they won’t let their hair grow long for summer.
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Waterloo
Courier
Eastern Corporation
Myrtle M. Falan
Third Street
Mrs. Falan
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Mr. Gates
Margery Hartnett
Almond Street
Miss. Bartnett
County fund depleted prompts warrants after July 15
County treasurer Ed Madigan warns the county fund is emaciated and overdrafted by about 11000 dollars. Salary warrants will be registered after July 15, with no funds to back them until the second installment of the 1921 taxes is collected. Interest on registered warrants runs at 6 percent and banks avoid them at par due to low rates.
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Ed Madigan
Madigan
Knepper Bartlett Ingham McKee In Semi Final Flights
Sioux City July 3 R E Knepper state champion meets A M Bartlett four time state champion and William Ingham Trans Misssissippi champion in the semi finals of the state golf tournament at Sioux City Country club links. Knepper Bartlett match pits veteran against youth likely to thrill. Legion Makes 2000 Osage Independence Day celebration expected profit about 2000.
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Knepper-Bartlett
Ingham-McKee
Associated Press
Sioux City
R. E. Knepper
A. M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
William Ingham
Des Moines
Trans-Mississippi
Legion
Osage
Osage American Legion
Instant Death for Farmer Who Helps Move Farm Litter
New Hampton Iowa July. Daniel Conway 55 husband and father of three was instantly electrocuted on his farm one mile and a half north of Elma while helping move a manure carrier near a fallen live wire. A boy 10 and tenant Enright were also involved. Conway died, Enright survived with injuries. Fire crews were attending nearby fires when the accident occurred.
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New Hampton
Daniel Conway
Elma
Conway
Enright
Altho
PROJECT 10 CLOSES WALL LAKE HUNTING PLOTS DEAL
R X N Cowln with Nick Webber and Ralph Storm of Waterloo plan to sell 38 plots around Wall Lake Wright county for duck hunting. They defend the project against Iowa Falls critics, note Wall Lake is shallow and not a major duck site, and say they control only two miles of shore while state condemnation is possible. They argue hunting use and park status will be regulated and that hunters must pay 3 to 5 dollars yearly for a camp, asserting they will curb game violators.
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R. XN. Cowln
Nick Webber
Ralph Storm
Waterloo
Wall Lake
Wright County
Iowa Falls
Webber
Wall Jake
Courier
State Board of Conservation
Eve
Iowa
Lost Island Lake
CiTy in Brief: Local Notes From Town
Miss Dorothy Clasen returns from Tripoli and Clear Lake visiting Miss Jane Marks. Everett Williams aged six reported 43 of scarlet fever at 718 Fowler Street. Laula A. Gaiser leaves for Chicago and Grand Rapids on a two week buying trip. Mrs Frank Manske and children Evelyn and Robert depart 423 Florence Street for a month in St Augustine Florida with her parents. Mr and Mrs R C Butterfield return from a week in Wisconsin visiting relatives.
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Dorothy Clasen
Tripoli
Clear Lake
Jane Marks
Everett Willams
Fowler Street
Laula A. Gaiser
Hall-Akfelt Campany
Chicago
Grand, Rapids
Mich
Frank Manske
Evelyn
Robert
Florence Street
St. Augustine
Fla
A. Burger
R. C. Butterfield
Wisconsin
Rela
Madison and Monroe Wis and Dubuque notes and actions
Several items from Wisconsin and nearby areas. Eva McCosh of Greene Ia visits Bay Gash and formerly led commercial instruction in Highmore S D. Hess and Brown sue Orange township stockmen for promissory notes totaling 7284. 90. Upton B Kepford plans a Chicago departure and Detroit trip for a Fraternal Aid Union convention. Waterloo Motor Sales to handle Maxwell and Chalmers after acquiring Harry Padden assets. Chandler misstate corrected. A night prowler disturbed J B Entwhistle’s home and fled when discovered. police alerted.
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Tives
Madison
Monroe
Wis
Dubuque
Eva McCosh
Greene
Bay Gash
Schoola
Highmore
Hess & Brown
Orange Township
B. W
Frank
Renwick
Bishop
Wellman
Upton B. Kepford
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Fraternal Aid Union Association
Lawrence
Kan
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Harry Padden Auto Company
Maxwell and Chalmers
Chandler
Michael Gasser Struck by Car Returns Home With Bruises
Michael Gasser was hit by an automobile driven by George Sisaoa yesterday afternoon. He walked out of the doctor's office and his injuries were described as minor, with bruises on the back of the head and a leg, and no internal injuries observed at the time.
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Michael Gasser
George Sisaoa
Balance Sheet Fragment Shows Banking Asset Labels and Totals
Fragmentary OCR lists assets and items such as deposits to secure circulation, government securities, overdrafts, banking house, furniture and fittings, real estate, vault deposits, amounts due from banks and trust companies, and redemption funds with the U.S. Treasurer along with miscellaneous references to notes and bills rediscounted and fiduciary items. The text appears garbled but indicates standard bank balance sheet line items and totals.
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U.S
CU. S. Borna
United States
Ana Axtures
Federal Reserve
U. Treasurer
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Associate of Mary Garden
Bishop Quayle
Northminster
A. Geismar
Save
LEI
Traeria
Tama County
Toledo
State Highway Commission
W. R. Shipman Company
Sioux
City
Omaha
Auburn Brick & Tile Company
Auburn
Carl Carlson
Laurens, Ia
Stearns Electric Paste
U. S
J. B. Entwhistle
Anmoraetimpymn Geena
Rockers
Nichols & Gates R
West Fourth
Reserve District
First National Bank
Dunkerton
L Capital
Black Hawk
J. F. P. Davis
BF. P. Davis
H. OG. Tribon
Correet-A
Tohn Keane
A. Campbell
EW. Magee
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