Bishop Morrison Praises Camp for Episcopal Boys
Rt. Rev. T. N. Morrison of Davenport spoke at Morris Island during the Brotherhood of St. Andrew’s first Iowa camp for Episcopal boys. He urged permanent establishment of the camp, called Nature glorious, and noted goodness outweighs evil despite human failings.
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Blanding
T. N. Morrison
Iowa
Morris Island
Felda
Bishop Morrison
Davenport
Brotherhood of St. Andrew's
Episcopal
Waterloo Y., M.C. A
Waterloo
MacKensie
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Horton
St.Marks
Army
France
Mr.Clinch
Rock Island
Morrison
Lantern Parade Wednesday Appeals to Large Crowd
A big lantern parade is planned for Wednesday evening with trucks ready at playgrounds for transporting children to the Courier building. Children will gather with lanterns at the flaggrounds at 7 p.m. and parade to the Courier, where the event will form. Prizes from the Courier and Plaza Theatre are expected to boost turnout, with Dovel and the playground commission praising Ed und Rausch for donating a large slide now at the Fiske grounds.
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Courter
EB. A
Boges
Playground Commission
Courier
Plaza Theatre
Edund Rausch
Ai Davis Company
Fiske Grounds
Knights of Columbus Enjoy Annual Picnic
About 260 Knights of Columbus and families held the annual picnic and field day at Cedar River park. M. H. Kelly and Rev. Father N. J. Lentz spoke while Joe Hasker entertained with sleight of hand. A tied score of 6 ended with a game ruling forfeited 5 to 0 in favor of the east team.
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Knights of Columbus
Cedar River Park
M. H. Kelly
N. J. Lentz
Joe Hasker
Waterloo
Weatgida Knights
Eastsiders
Andy Salz
George Scully
Stanley Bruner
Tecorgs Hines
Westsiders
Tom Fitzgerald
Frank Wilhelm
J. Saiz
S. Bruner
Condon
Feinz
Steimer
Keegan
Would Change System of Equalizing Assessments
Porter of Clarksville Tennessee asks the Courier to publish a statement declaring he can convince ankema aith, in Acco convention to the Courier, seeking publication of the following text.
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Clarksville, Ta
The
Courier
Ankema Aith
Towa City Winner of Ballgame But Solon Wins Fight
Warrant issued against six Solon and Iowa City men after a baseball game dispute. Iowa City won 3 to 1, Solon 5 to 1 in the fight. Deputy Sheriff Bender was assaulted and his gun taken during the melee.
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Towa City
Solon
Iowa City
Wat ‘Solon
Bender
Township tax equity debate over property assessment fairness
In remarks by Mr Porter a critique of statewide township assessment methods is offered. He argues the system fails to achieve justice for tenants and poorer classes who hold only personal property, which is taxed at roughly double the rate of real estate, causing unequal tax burdens.
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Teir
Porter
Local Man Returns from Fort Snelling Six Weeks Early
Vincent Golinvaux of 108 Mulberry Street returned home after a six week stay at the reserve officers training camp Fort Snelling Minnesota. He arrived Sunday and was welcomed by family and neighbors.
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Vincent Golinvaux
Edward Grady Waterloo jewelers founder dies at 65
Edward M. Grady 65 died at 1 p m yesterday at his home 407 Jefferson street after a long illness of chronic rheumatism. He was born in Parsonsburg Pa and moved to Waterloo with his family in 1872. A master mason and Knights of Pythias member, he worked as an expert watchmaker in several shops including Balliett and Wold in Waterloo and operated a shop in ONeill Nebraska for 12 years. Surviving are five sisters and a brother. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm from Kistner chapel with Rev R B Williamson officiating. Burial plans not disclosed.
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Edward M. Grady
Jefferson Street
Altho
Parahont
Somerset County
Martin Grady
Lydin
Grady
Alder Mrn
Elmwood
United States
Sherbanee
Edward Grady
Iowa
Waterloo
O'Neill
Neb
Balliett & Wold, Pranees Jewelers
Colorado
Knights of Pythias Lodge
A. of
G. Weiss
Cresswall
Ore
J. H. Hodgson
Booneville
Bb. Lichty
Tracy
Minn
Jessie
Elizabeth Grady
Stebbins Mfg Incorporated Today in Waterloo
Articles of Incorporation filed for Stebbins Sanitary Manufacturing Co. in Waterloo by county recorder Jennie Bird. Authorized capital stock: 10,000. Objects include manufacturing and selling a new sanitary plumbing trap cover and other plumbing specialties. Directors: J. H. Stebbins, George H. Guest, Sidney C. Smith. Mr Stebbins formerly city plumbing inspector.
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Stebbins
Waterloo migration shifts as nine families move out
Waterloo residents show net decline with nine families relocating from the city and eight new residents establishing homes. Listings include Fred Larkin at 1010 Eleventh West and Harlan Huck at 608 Ash Street among others, per Waterloo Retail Merchants Association records.
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Waterloo
Hatieshutdas
Waterloo Hetail Merchants Association
Fred Larkin
Eleventh
West
W. Garvey
Mulberry
Harlan Huck
Ash
W. H. Sundgen
Baltimore
Etta Umberger
Dano
Clarence Sturtu
South Barclay
GCB
Carson
Wourth East
May E. Sheno
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Edward. Grady
Early Jeweler
Stebbins Mfg. Co. Incorporated
Postum Cereal
Gat Shasta Creek, Mich
U.s-Ae
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Mit
Anders
Newcomdr
Chautauqua Boosters
East
Sipu CG. M. Young
East Fifth St. Y. W. OG
First National Bank
Bishop's
Ellis Hotel
West Side
Gauss Pharmacy VY. M. O. A. Black Hawk Bank Schuneman’s
West 4Th St
Park Ave
Sefferson
Williams Co
Jane
Bridge ST. Waterloo
Horder
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