Midnight Dance Probed After Park Complaints
Mayor Gnagy met with county attorney Walter French to seek options to curb late night dancing at Electric Park. Park management defends hours and notes Sunday dances aid revenue. sheriff and WCTU warn of law violations if Sunday dances continue. Over 2,000 attended Sunday, 258 paid after 12:15 a.m., manager says order kept with deputy sheriffs on duty. Pastor Macartney condemns the dances. church trustees also oppose. A steel splinter injured a worker at Illinois Central shops. eye healing. Supreme Court volume 192 printed and for sale.
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Electric Park
A. BE. Gnagy
Walter R. French
Wong
H. T. Wagner
Walter R French
Rand
R. EB
Peterson
Morgans
Rainbow Division
J. R. Macartney
Flrst’ Presbyterian Church
Employer Worker And Wages In Industry
Extracts from Henry Ford life and Work argue wages determine national prosperity. The boss is a partner of the worker and vice versa. High pay comes from productive labor in the shop, with discipline, honesty, and cleanliness shaping morale and industry’s success.
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Henry Ford
Samuel Crowther
Inj McClure
Nave
Earliest Almanac from 1200 B C Found on Papyrus
A fragment describes the oldest known almanac dated to 1200 B C. It was inscribed on papyrus during the reign of Ramses the Great, marking an early civil calendar and astronomical record.
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Rameses the Great
Hubert J Miller Visiting Waterloo From Chattanooga
Hubert J Miller a railroad engineer based in Chattanooga Tennessee visits Waterloo. The brief note records his travel from Waterloo in leading to elsewhere with no further detail.
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Hubert J. Miller
Waterloo
Chattanooga,Tenn
Local Visit Highlights Strikes Near Waterloo
In 1884, Mr. Miller visits his mother Mrs. Jane C. Miller at 324 Jefferson Street in Waterloo while noting the strike situation worsens in the Northern Fouthlandhan region as he reconnects with old friends.
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Waterloo
Jane C. Miller
Jefferson Street
Transportation woes hinder shipping of fresh crops
Gines and rolling stock are in poor condition making it hard to move perishable products on schedule or at all. The situation hurts melon and peach crop shipments as harvest peaks.
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Belding Hall
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Gnagy
Ervin H. Kann
Tunols Central
Fourth Street
Supreme Court
Des Moines
R.,l. Chase
Secretary of State's Office
Northwestern Yeast Co
Chicago
Davidsons
Iowa
of Grand
Ids
Guy Ewe Eee
Vesser
Et al Cover
Royal Wilton
FONE
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Miles
Smart Shop
East Fourth SY
OWA
Pty Gype
Genuine
Palm Beach
Scane’s Clothes Shop
East Fourth Street
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