Tourists to Visit Yellowstone Park
A Waterloo party and guests from nearby areas depart for a three week Yellowstone trip traveling via Omaha and Lincoln. The group, led by Robert W. Johnston, plans stops at Denver and Hot Springs and includes Dr I A L Torsen and family plus Misses Hepler Rinstam Pernice Call Florence Heiple and Ethel Wiehmaan. They will visit Colorado and Lincoln en route and may fish for trout in the mountains.
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Waterloo
Yellowstone Nations Park
Pote
Omaha
Lindell Hotel
Lincoln
Neb
Robert W. Johnston
W. Walker
Sen
Yonah
Billings
Yellowstone Park
Park
Mounts
Heplah Rinstam
Pernice
Florence Heiple
Ethel Wiehmaan
Waterloo and Miss Mrers
Independence Ieave
Yellowstone
Colorado
Fr Lite Coln. Nev
Mre
Hull
Waverly Briefs Report Accidents and Community News
Dodd Latimer fell from a porch while painting in Waverly and was unconscious for hours with suspected internal injuries. Miss Amy Denson suffers a severe appendicitis attack. Geo N. Kennison leaves for Hampton to supervise a chautauqua. Mrs Howard Risk hosts a reception for about 40 ladies. A marriage license issued to Fred Juergens and Minnie Heinemann. Mrs Chris Segebarth injured in a runaway accident shows slight improvement. Carlton Eifert and Sidney Barton plan a Cedar trip toward Waterloo.
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Waverly
Oakland Park
Clear Lake
Amy Denson
Webster City
Carlton Eifert
Sidney Barton
Cedar
Waterloo
Howard Risk
Rohlf
Ernest Ferris
G. W
Mercy Hospital
Ferrie
Hilda Hayes
Rose McLeer
Waterloo Westerna
Fred Juergens
Minnie Heinemann
Tripoli
Chris
Segebarth
Arren K. Peters
Sycamore
Til
Photographic Advances Under Watkie Tie Latest
Fragmented OCR text discusses aeromiplishments, H. J. Windsor, Bermuda experiments, light reflecting at white coral bottom, and natural history themes. It mentions serial amiep as and inventors, with unclear references to events and names. The readable content hints at photographic science and marine imagery from Bermuda.
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H. J. Windsor
Bermudas
White Plague Ends Roamer's Career
A fragmented obituary notes the death of a roamer plagued by consumption. The deceased, a frequent traveler connected to Mason City, died after months of illness while wandering across regions in Europe and the Middle East. He left behind a family including a father and sister who mourn his loss.
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Mason City
Pature
Hyalae
Piri
Mendas
New Club Rooms Open on Wednesday
The Waterloo area reports new club rooms opening midweek with social events planned. No speeches are on the program. attendees may enjoy cigars, music, and mingling in a tasteful setting. The piece notes anticipated liquor questions and urges readers to check Page 2 for arguments. Membership plans for the Y M C A are outlined, with seven new members added and total near forty to four hundred.
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George Cockturn
Cockham
Auto party to St Louis trip with Miss Alta Holland
Miss Alta Holland, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Holland, leaves for an auto tour through Boston New York City and New Hampshire with Mr and Mrs T H Holland and Frances Holland. The trip is planned with several invitations and stops along the way. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for asthma and hay fever relief and notes a photo drama of Creation at Waterbury theatre with free admission on July 12.
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Alta Holland
William Holland
St. Louis
T. H. Hiolland
Frances
Miss Holland
Hawkeye Glove
Aeven
Isiele
T. WH. Hollang
Ans Foundation
Foley
Watecou Theatre
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Watkie
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Children’s Department
Little Boys
Amony
Diveae
Toile du Nord
Lonsdale Muslin
Linen Department
Piper
Iday
Iman
Roamer
Rowant
Waterloo Evening Courier
Boone
Chicago
Boston
New York City
New Hampshire Hills
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