Chautauqua Club Honors Graduates and Upcoming Events
The Chautauqua Literary Study club plans August 19 honors for four graduates completing a four year program. Meetings occur weekly at the public library and at Mrs. Chester Cadwallader residence. Four diplomas will be awarded at August exercises. Additionally, local marriages and social events are noted, including Ray Bush and Helene Hesner wed July 17, and a joint W E C and G A R picnic planned for tomorrow.
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Chautauqua
Hautauqua
H. H. Powers
J. J. Jusserand
E. H. Birchfeldt
Thomas Nelson Page
Public Library West
Chester Cadwallader
Jefferson Street
Letters From a Curious Beauty Column
A collection of reader letters and advice on hair care skin tone and beauty routines. Topics include hair color matching outfits lighter diets for farm living and requests for hair tonic and cleansing formulas with notes on powders powders and daily regimens.
Church groups outline evening program and meetings
Among the churches Union Congregational The Christian Endeavor society will present a program of musical selections and readings in the church parlors this evening. Refreshments will be served. A Hirst Presbyterian-Tho Majel guild will meet in regular sessions tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. EH Scott being the hostess. First M E Deborah society will meet at the church at 2 p m tomorrow. The women will tie comforts.
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Union Congregational
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Hirst Presbyterian
Tho’ Majel Guild
EH. Scott
M. E.—Deborah Society
Fish Warned of Fate as Casting Club Practices
Cedar River fish are invited at night to watch Waterloo Bait Casting Club members in their first match for score at the dock foot of Third street west. Proficiency tonight may push Cedar River bass and crappies to wander next Sunday. Twenty five members attend the match starting 7 30 p m. A new six foot square target with a three foot bull's eye and six inch bell was bought. A ring on the bell would end the casting for the night. Prizes range 75 to 100 cents per cast with Coburn as secretary noting the club aims to aid game fish preservation and push for state reorganization and game law reforms.
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Cedar River Fish
Waterloo Bait Casting Club
Third Street West
Cedar River
Waterloo Fishermen’s Organization
M. C. Coburn
Iowa
Java
Coburn
The True Democrat and The Value of Timeful Friendships
Ruth Cameron Ea J argues that being selective in casual friendships reflects true democracy. A person may be polite to all yet reserve deeper ties for those who matter, while avoiding snobbery toward those with less means. True democrats value character and ability over status, not mere numbers of acquaintances.
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DBI
Victory Button Ready for Vets
Silver and bronze victory buttons will be issued to all honorably discharged World War I veterans. Distribution in Waterloo at the army recruiting station on Fourth Street West begins Wednesday at 9 am after confirmation from Davenport. Eligibility requires original discharge certificates, with silver buttons for those wounded or gassed and bronze for others excluding conscientious objectors and certain rejects.
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Waterloo
Army
Fourth Street
Seret
L. H. Smig
Davenport
Sergt
Imig
Army Nurse Corps
Anglo French treaty bill passes Commons in all stages
London reports the house of commons unanimously approved the Anglo French treaty bill in every stage. Berlin gossip says Prince Maximilian of Haden fled to Switzerland. Norfolk six shot in whites vs degrees clash. two expected to die. Dr Epitacio Pessoa, Brazil president elect, returns on the Idaho.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Berlin
Maximilian of Haden
Switzerland
Norfolk
Tio Janeiro
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Idaho
Five Rhine Smugglers Shot by Allied Guards
Ludwigshaven July 22 French and Belgian guards on the Rhine ordered to shoot to kill any approaching left bank. In the Düsseldorf region five smugglers caught with wings across the Rhine were shot by guards.
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Ludwigshaven
Rhine
Dusseldorf
Garden Exhibit Plans Complete For Kiester Seed Show
Plans for a home and school garden exhibit were finalized at a hotel meeting. Entries from children in the Garden Club eligible. must follow rules. Prizes include gold and silver medals and a school silver cup for best exhibit.
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Kiester-alk Seed Company
Fifth Street West
Hotel Mussell-Lamson
B. J. Howrey
Woman's Club
G. A. Boges
Civic Department
Chester Cadwallader
M. L. Bowman
Exibits
Poh
Kiester Lall
Chautauqua to Close Wednesday in Waterloo
The 1919 Chautauqua season in Waterloo will end Wednesday as attendance remains strong. A week of varied acts and lectures entertained audiences, including the Mathisen Concert company and James T. Nichols on a warless world. The Henrys, D D Vaughan, Welsh Ladies choir, and Dr H V Adams are slated for final performances and talks, with the junior Chautauqua presenting The Battle Cry of Feed 'Em at 7:30 p m.
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Chautauqua
Waterloo
Mathisen
James T. Nichols
Henrys
D. D. Vaughan
Welsh Ladies’ Choir
H. V. Adams
Billboards Donated for War Work Being Removed
Billboards maintained at the government building and Lincoln park for War work advertising are being removed by Busby Posting service which donated them. Appeals for Liberty bonds War savings stamps and conservation of funds appeared on these signs as peacetime relaxation begins.
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Government Building
Lincoln Park
Busby
Liberty
Peddicord Near When Blimp Fell at City Crash
Eyewitness account from Mr. Peddicord describes a dirigible crash near Trust & Savings, Hamk Building, Jackson and Lansile. He recalls panicked clerks, screams, and a frantic rush to the scene as flames and debris spread through adjacent buildings and streets. He dismisses theories of suction drawing the wreckage to the glass roof of a nearby tower.
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Athaqnee
Uthots ‘Trust & Savings
Hamk
Jackson and Lansile
Ato
Lotoudte
Muamiuer
Waterton & Cedar
Peddlcord
Burnk
Peddieard
Walter Joo
Acama
San
Big Glas Berg
Peaddicard
Poddicord
Tlaur
Iiteinity
Civil War Veteran BG Mort Challenges Claims
A fragmentary report on BG Mort, a Civil War veteran from Dat'hat Tex, disputing damages claims while recalling wartime hardships. The text is garbled and misses clear events or dates, offering only scattered references to Pennsylvanian origins and hunger-era anecdotes.
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Mort
Beiota
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Eleventh and Sycamore Sts
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Burke
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