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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1912
Page
10
Dorothy and Harold stage barber and milliner escapades causing chaos in the attic. Dorothy cuts dolls hair and trims her dress in excitement while Harold imitates an apartment fire and pilfers hats, prompting stern reminders from mothers and a swift retreat inside.
The quote suggests adapting conversation to the group. It implies discussing automobiles with auto enthusiasts and bridges with bridge enthusiasts to fit the company and ease social interaction.
A narrator recalls a friend named Mabel who overstays in the narrator’s flat after a boat trip. Mabel moves in, stays a week, borrows meals and errands, then refuses to leave. The sisters scheme a vacation break to push her to find another boarding arrangement and finally part ways as her trunk departs.
Julle asks where Marle is headed this summer to Mahoosic Beach. Marle replies there are no eligible men there yet but will be once she is known to be around.
Mrs Clinton frets over her daughter Alice who cares little for wedding plans while the family browses bridal gowns and fabrics. Alice hides away during shopping only to return calmly with the news she has chosen nothing and will join them later with a smile.
Articles of incorporation filed for Leavitt and Johnson National Bank Building Company to erect a skyscraper on Commercial Street. Capital stock 100000, half preferred half common, $50000 paid in needed to begin business. Officers listed: Sedgwick, Kingsley, Trumbauer, Stewart, Rodamar. directors named. annual meeting set for January 1913.
Irvin Branch of California visits his brother-in-law D L Bachtell on Magnolia avenue. Mrs W M Evans returns from a trip near Clarion with oats sample 41 inches tall. Carl Brown and George Hitchcock plan an extensive auto tour of the east in a Hupmobile decorated “Waterloo to the Far East.” Alderman A B Switzer harvests raspberries, patch yielding over 590 quarts. Mora Whitehead begins as stenographer at Ames Agricultural College. First M E Sunday School plans a July 14 picnic. place to be decided. Mr and Mrs Claude Judd visiting from What Cheer. Fire department captain L Armstrong hosts guests. Public urged to view Brady War Pictures in the Waterloo Evening Courier coupon on page 3. Harold Millatt dies aged 7 from brain inflammation. funeral Wednesday at 2 from home with Rev G B Shoemaker officiating. burial at Fairview.
Mr and Mrs Edward E Elliot mourn the sudden death of their youngest son Harold Bawach at 200 Park Road yesterday afternoon after a brief illness that shocked family and friends.
A J Servoss thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers shown during the death of his wife.
The fragment notes school children and a coupon reference on page 3. It lacks complete details but indicates a school related item or notice about an upcoming week or event.
Royalists outnumbering republicans three to ene were defeated near Chaves today with one enteleulited loss reported on both sides. Royalists retreated crossing the Spanish frontier while continuing fire on government troops.
The Hall-Wkfelt Furniture company reports manager Mr Ja A Geismer has gone to the eastern markets to inspect and secure purchases likely larger than the state has seen before. He expects to return in about two weeks.
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