Waterloo P O Receipts Grow to New Yearly High
Waterloo post office reports a new annual receipts record of 200 351 25 for the year ending last night, up from 165 296 33 year earlier, suggesting Waterloo as the state’s third largest office. Des Moines and Sioux City top the list. ongoing gains under Postmaster W R Law have produced steady increases.
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Waterloo
Ord
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
W. R. Law
Floyd Lockwood
Brenneck & Meyers
Hardy
Peter Jensen
Rechtfertig & Sporle
Rock River
Fred Yount
Anamosa
James E. Edwards
Rhynders
Ww. DB. Stokes
Chicago
D. C
Ernest Peterson
General Auditor of Aisbursements
W. T. McGuire
Charles Pitcher
Charles Lee
Illinois Central
the Central
Tra Zimmerman
Rive Theater
Instant Relief for Sore Feet
A dated testimonial ad touts TIZ foot remedy for policemen and rugged workers. It claims fast relief from sore, sweaty feet, claims to draw out exudations and clear pores, and promises no powders or plasters. The pitch assigns a price and distributor details.
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Emzy Harrell
Austin
Texas
Fifty Three AR Given Diplomas at Annual Commences
West Waterloo High School in An nual Commences awarded fifty three diplomas at the annual commencement ceremony.
West Waterloo High School Class of 1911 Commencement
The West Waterloo high school class of 1911 graduated last night with diplomas presented by Superintendent T. H. Sullivan. The ceremony featured two orations by Paul Smith and Lewis Cobb, a large musical program, and a focus on growth in the district’s schools under Superintendent Hukill.
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West Waterloo
T. H. Sullivan
Sami Chapman
Waterloo
Paul Smith
Wipling
America
Lewis Cobb
Carnegie
A. T. Hukill
Hukill
Carlton Slas
Harlan Celebrates Seventieth-Eighth Birthday on Bench
Washington reports Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan marked his seventy eighth birthday. Surrounded by colleagues and friends, he praised his health, noting two illnesses in his life. If he serves to June 10, 1912, he could exceed all prior tenures since the court’s founding.
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Washington, D. C
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan
Eighth Graders in Fine Program Record Class of Sixty-Three
The East Waterloo eighth grade held its largest-ever graduation with 63 graduates, 32 boys and 81 girls, at a commencement in the manual training auditorium. Supt. A. W. Chamberlin awarded diplomas, praising continued schooling. The program featured two choruses, violin solos, a war vision recitation, and a cantata by 30 girls directed by Miss Bessie Churchill.
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East Waterloo
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
A. W. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Ward Henry
Cabaletta
Orrin Weatherill
Edward Boiboldt
Bessie Churchill
Church FU
Irene Rohde
Lamie i Knee
Chhorus
Mary Christy
Matilda Behjrens
Codir Lesser
Boeyvs
Loren Berry
Edward Bodholdt
Glen Cliy
Willard Eddy
Howey Holliday
Harold Johnson
Oliver Peek
Ben Pressnall
Merwin Scales
Ronga Wade
Leroy Bradford
Paul Ferguson
Earl Ho
Students List Class Mottoes for Graduation
The county superintendent will choose one motto to be used at graduation on June 17. Submissions include Roccos Beaty Clumb Through the Rocks Be Rugged and Willie Wagner No Victory Without Labor among others. Agnes Ewald returned yesterday from Charles City where she visited her cousin Mrs Exll Theno.
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Roccos Beaty
Willie Wagner
Alfa Mueller
Pearl Rundel
Ruth Corwin
Moore
Agnes Ewald
Charles City
Exll Theno
Greatest of All Tonics and Blood Purifiers
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as the supreme tonic and blood purifier, claiming it enriches and purifies blood to combat spring fatigue and ward off illness. It warns against mineral tonics, touts safety for all ages, and urges use to strengthen digestion, appetite, and the whole body. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA.
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U.S.S
S.S
Frank Horner
East Seventh St
Canton
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