Waterloo Gaa 10 Boston Assured
Waterloo boosts plan to send 22 representatives to Boston for the National Advertising Men convention. Des Moines and Waterloo compete for delegation size with a male quartet and 30 day tickets. program runs August 1–4 with talks, tours, and civic activities. Obituary notes Mrs McCulla of Mitchell, aged 66.
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East
Boston
Omaha
New England
Massachusetts
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa City
Iowa
H. E. Niester
Town Criers
John Andrews
Kimball Printing Establishment
Faneuil Hall
George W. Coleman
Foss
Fitzgerald
Ross
New Hampshire
Dobbs
Ford Wall
James Schermerhorn
The
Detroit Times
Frank Preaby
Chrm
National
E. St. Elmo Lewis
C. Donnelly
L. E. Pratt
H. G. Lord
William H. Taft
Cambridge
Revere Boulevard
North Shore
Beverly
United States
Vancement
Charles Zueblin
Ford
George Wood Anderson
John Barrett
Liamcheon
Boston Opera House
Uharles Fleischer
Reverel Beach
Point of Pines
Wonderland
Ford Hall
Ganquet
John
Endrick Bangs
Elbert Hubbar
County values show $2.5 million Waterloo gain
Waterloo led a county wide valuation surge with a $2.5 million jump in net real and personal property value this year bringing Waterloo total to $21,669,468 while the county as a whole rose by $3,169,827 in two years. Other towns listed include Cedar Falls and LaPorte City with varying totals. Kidney diseases are curable under certain conditions. The right medicine must be taken before progression. Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him after four months bedridden.
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Office of County Auditor
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
East
West
Cedar Falls
LaPorte City
Hudson
Dunkerton
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Advertised letters list at Waterloo July 19 1911
Waterloo post office forwards a long list of names under advertised mail dated July 19 1911. The roster includes Miss Minnie Andre Mrs Bertha Bush Mrs Floyd Burdick Mrs A M Billings Mrs R B E Black Miss Carrie Brown and many others followed by firms and organizations such as The Laurel Nat Bank and Sec Sterotypers & Electrotypers Union No 349. Postal officers sign Ww. R. LAW P.M.
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Waterloo
Minnie Andre
Bertha Bush
Floyd Burdick
A. M. Billings
R. BE. Black
Carrie Brown
Gertrud Burk
George Cade
Hazel Jay Canfield
Dora Combs
Celia Colbert
Mary Deloge
Beatrice Devor
Chester Douglas
Lena de Seve
Dorothy Dowler
Wesley Ellsworth
Ivy Eggerson
Mary Farley
Glayds Felcher
Ferry
W. L. Foster
Elizabeth Frost
Jean Hildebrand
Er. K. Hitchins
Bessie’ Houseworth
Joh Hollie
M. L. Hotchkin
Eva Holmes
Jessey Kenedy
Grace Klein
E. O. Landis
Merle Lewis
Robert Lehmer
Pearl MeStay
Clara Maraitze
Wilber J. Miller
Maude Muller
Carrie Rassmussen
Mary Miller
Molley Moody
Wm. Reardon
Margret Sherbern
Glayds Smith
Francis Smith
Mae Sherman
Bert Crandall
Theo. A. Decker
O. T. Eads
W. W. Egan
Mr. Flecker
Jerome Forsyth
Clair D. Frietzel
Albert Gason
Albert Gesland
Wm. Griebling
George Harmon
William Harris
Grant Hemenway
David Holley
Harvey Holmes
Walter Huber
George Jungblut
Mixeyar
Jiojar
Ed Ke
Stacy Neal
Mr. Niles
C. L
G. W Shuler
W. Skeel, Jr
Dale Lowies
Michael Spillane
S. A. Stalmaker
Sec
Sterotypers & Electrotypers Union
M. A. Spillane
Wm_ Trueblood
E. R. Warleng
Ray Wilson
B. Wilson
J. F. Williams
C. R. Williams
Earl & Ella
Operation to Remove Whistle From Throat
Three year old Burton Farnham of Farnhamsville swallowed a whistle. It lodged behind the upper breast bone, unreachable by mouth. Doctors performed a throat incision at St Joseph’s hospital in Ft. Dodge to extract the whistle. The child is reported in favorable condition.
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Ft. Dodge
St. Joseph's Hospital
Burton Farnham
Farnhamsville
Manassas Peace Jubilee Honors Blue and Gray Reunion
Crowding a half century after Bull Run the 50th anniversary reunion in Manassas Va draws President Taft and Governor Mann. Veterans in blue and gray meet on the battle field as commemorations unfold with speeches, love feast, and the Manassas National Anthem celebrating unity of the states.
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Manassas
United States
Virginia
Henry House
Battlefelt
Edmund Berkeley
Thomas
Martin
Virginian
John F. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
George W. Gordon
The
United Confederate Veterans
Robert H. Thompson
Washington
Stanassas
Bull Run
Johnson
McDowell
Stonewall” Jackson
Lee
Longstreet
Sykes
Reno
Reynolds
National Organization of “Thrlue
Gray and Their Sons
Mia
Mary Speed Mercer
Elm City
N. C
America
Roads sidestep council order in railroad crossing safety
Mayor and Rector sought to confirm city rail lines obeying a month old council directive to place flagmen at crossings. Chief Dinneen reports only Rock Island line installed an automatic bell at State street. Illinois Central reportedly has two flagmen on Sundays at Mobile street and upper Fourth street crossings. City may pursue legal action to enforce ordinances.
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Rector
Dinneen
Rock Tsland
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Mobile Street
Fourth Street
Waterloo business group elects officers for year ahead
The entity reports a twelve month rise in business and selects officers for the coming year led by President F F McElhinney of Waterloo. Also named are Vice President Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls. Secretary Manager W J Peditticord Waterloo. Directors F F McElhinney C F Fowler J W Richards C W Bown F G Platt Waterloo C A Wise H N Siliman F P D Pierce and Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls.
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F. F. McElhinney
Waterloo
Rooger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
W. J. Peditticord
C. F. Fowler
J. W. Richards
C. W. Bown
F. G. Platt
C. A. Wise
H. N. Siiliman
F. PD. Pierce
Roger Leavitt
Narrow Escape From Drowning At Cedar River Park
Alice Brown ten, daughter of Oscar M. Brown of 828 Fourth Street East, nearly drowned yesterday afternoon at 4 30 during bathing at Cedar River park. She went under twice before a boy rescued and revived her. She was later taken home for care. Clair Parsons of Maywood and Maurie Durkee of Philip were listed in notices.
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Alice Brown
Illinois Central
Oscar M. Brown
Fourth Street
Cedar River Park
Toby the clownish dog dazzles Olson family garden visit
Toby a handsome black dog of the Olson family at 726 Seventh street west acts as a circus clown around home. Last night the canine accompanied Miss Rosetta Olson the pianist to a visit at John Osland home 219 Western avenue and snorted through a water hose spray in a gleeful tussle.
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Toby
Olson
Seventh Street West
Rosetta Olson
John Osland
Western Avenue
Billy Sunday to Skip Winona Lake Sermons Next Sunday
Winona Lake Ind July 21 Rev Billy Sunday will give no sermons here next Sunday morning and evening The themes will be evangelistic in nature an unusual feature for Winona audiences
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Winona Lake
Ind
Billy Sunday
Winona
Union Mill Co Elects Officers at Cedar Falls Meeting
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill company held its annual meeting in Cedar Falls. The board commended secretary and manager W T Peddicord for successful management and heard reports showing substantial...
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls Union Mill Company
Cedar Falls
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Iawa
National Association of Advertising Men
Dentists
Hannah McCulla
Mass
Mitchell
Elkader
William McCulla
McCulla
Hattie Griffin
Weight
L. W. McCulla
Kansas
Methodist Church of
Osage Cemetery
Irving
L. Mellott
J.K. Joder & Son
West Fourth & Jefferson
Anderson
H. M
Booth
J. F
Carson
F. L
Galloway, Corgan & Zimmerman
3D Ave
Devor & Brooks
Logan Ave
Draper
Dunham & Sohner
Kighmey
C. H
Sycamore Ltartong
W. H
Franklin, Hickie
Jno
Koeneke & Wolfe
Lafayette
McCarvey
L. F
W. 4Th
Manning
Jefferson
Margadant Bros
Meisch & Pint
Franklin, Meserve
G. E
W. 9Th
Mosher Bros
Austinville
Bode, R. C
Gibson & Graham, Humme) Grocery Co
Mason, Andrews & Wyth
Dundee
Schroeder Bros
Galt, Iowa
Sanders, I. B
Lamont
Goldsmith, John
Parkersburg
Losey, E. D
Thorpe
Clark, Adelbert
Waverly
Remington, W. A
the Growers of India Tea
Clair Parsons
Maywood
Maurie Durkee
Philip
S. di
Billy
Tno
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Bowes
Union Mill CO
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