Chautauqua Opens to Strong Attendance in Waterloo
Waterloo's Chautauqua assembly drew about 2000 attendees on opening day despite rain. Afternoon 900 and evening 1100 crowds praised Goforth's blue and gold orchestra and Go forth with Go forth’s director, while Louis Williams' electrical demonstrations thrilled spectators and showcased basic electricity, telegraphy, and gyroscope wonders.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua Assembly
Gofarth
Blue and Gold Orchestra
George Goforth
Altho
Goforth
Hig
Louis Williams
Williams
Saxton ‘Pettit
Chautauqua Week Continues with Welsh Singers and Metropolitan Plays
A kitchen fire disrupted a sleeper as Mauld air cooled rooms in a striking display. Welsh singers return for a second program followed by Jessie Rae Taylor. Tomorrow features Metropolitan Players with The Bubbia and Cappy Ricks. Dr Beachler praised both plays, predicting another delightful edition. Stage setting wowed organizers with a larger tent and lush decorations by Mrs. J. W. Henderson.
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Ner
Jessie Rae Taylor
Beachler
Barbara Campbell Goes to Washington in Government Service
Miss Barbara Campbell of 403 Washington Street has been appointed as a stenographer in the veterans bureau of the treasury department at Washington D C. She passed a civil service examination with high honors after completing an advanced course at Gates Business College and leaves tonight to assume the new position.
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Barbara Campbell
Washington Street
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Campbell
Gates’ Business College
Realtor Sees Better Times in Prospect Buy Now
A Waterloo realtor predicts improved business as grain and livestock prices rise. He states high farm product prices will lift demand for real estate and farm implements, boost local factory employment, and draw new residents to Waterloo, urging immediate buying.
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Waterloo
Widow’s Joyful Claim For Mayr Remedy Relief
A widow testifies she suffered extreme stomach and digestive ailments until using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. She says the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, claims one dose proves its efficacy, with money refunds offered. Available at all druggists.
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Mayr
House Shortage Signals Building Boom Amid Rising Costs
A local report notes a steady bulge in construction activity without overhyped terms. Watkins to build a brick residence at 1817 North Street with a $5,000 permit. William Otto secures a $4,000 home at 39 Lindlow Avenue. Schultz records a repair job on a ware- house, details incomplete.
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Mauser & Fell
Eorth Street
Wear
O Wlliam Otto
Lindlow Avenua
Schultz
House Fronted by 819 Commer- Gin Street For $500
A damaged OCR fragment notes a house in the rear of 819 Commer- Gin Street with a stated cost of 500 dollars. The line implies a sale or transaction but lacks full context and parties. The detail highlights a property location and a price point amid incomplete surrounding text.
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Commer- Gin Street
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