Waterloo Ad Men Reserve Rooms For June Convention
Maynard announces sixty rooms reserved at Sherman House for 126 Waterloo delegation attending the national convention of advertising men in Chicago from June 20 to 24. About 130 Town Criers will ride the jetal train from Iowa Central Station, with plans to march in Waterloo’s pageant on June 22 and boost the city’s map on the Iowa regior. Prominent speakers include Mitchell Chapple of Boston and Porte boy, with sermons billed for Sunday June 20.
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Ixty
Waterloo
Chicago
Sherman House
H. B. Maynard
Irman
Town Criers
Act Club
Mrr
Maynard
St 130
Iidis Central Station
E Mitchell Chapple
Boston
Porte Boy
Child Struck by Motorcycle on Independence Ave
Warren Crang five year old son of Claude and Mrs Crane suffered serious injuries when struck by a motorcycle operated by Chester Shanks on Independence Avenue. The child was struck in front of his home and brought to a stop after the machine toppled. Injuries are internal with minor cuts and no broken bones suspected. The motorcycle livery operator Shaulis noted.
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Warren Crang
Claude Crane
Chester Shanks
Lath Street
Ymr
Shaulis
Change of Time For Sans Souci and Galloway Lines
Commencing Monday July 7 the following change in operation of cars on the Sans Souci and Galloway Lindening will become effective. Beginning at 4 PM each weekday cars on Sans Souci and Galloway lines will be operated in loop service with departures from Commercial and Bridge streets and Chautauqua park at the top of the hour and at 20 and 40 minutes past. Dane Street double track departures occur at 16 30 and 60 minutes past the hour. Galloway double track departures at 10 20 and 50 minutes past the hour. City waiting room westbound departures at 17 37 and 57 minutes past the hour and eastbound at 3 24 and 43 minutes past the hour. Sundays all day service starts at 11 PM. Linden line cars will run to city waiting room only. Last cars from Commercial and Bridge streets and Chautauqua park depart at 12 midnight.
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Galloway
Commercial
Bridge Streets
Chautauqua Park
Dane Street
City
Wast
Stndays
Tx. m. Gar
Linden
Funeral Monday for Geo. Paul
George Paul a prominent stockbuyer in this section will be buried Monday afternoon. A short private service will be held at the home 411 Mullan avenue east at 2. Public services will be held at the home 111 Mullan church at West and Maple streets conducted by Rev. Mr. Mueller.
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George Paul
Mullan Avenue
Mullan Church
Wigh and
Maple Streets
Mr. Mueller
City in Brief: Waterloo News and Local Happenings
Waterloo city notes list a new house being built at Campbell and Clough, visits from Peoria and Denver, a 28-car loams train of fast horses moving from West Liberty to Waverly, a ten-pound daughter born to the Sieg family, and local residents returning from Ames and the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Other items cover a court date for a knife assault on George Butler, railway employee J. Bentley’s illness, Alice Porter visiting Marian Chapman, civic study plans, dope case hearings, bail for Mrs. Crow, and athletic career highlights of Rusty Armstrong at Des Moines College.
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Dorothy Cushman
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
West Liberty
Waverly
Ruth Starcia
W. Russell Sieg
Campbell Avenue
Students qualify as east side eighth graders enter high school
Eighty two eighth grade students in the east side schools have completed the work and will enter high school next semester. The Baltimore American notes the enrollment will exceed prior levels when sessions resume next September. The piece comments on a widely admired student affectionately called “that young speeder” and remarks that many people have been impressed.
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East Side
An Incident of the Chicago Fire
In autumn 1871 Kimball Burroughs, celebrating his birthday, faced a Chicago fire that ruined his securities and tested his romance. The fire revealed his guardian Samuel Coolidge’s safekept papers survived the ruins, ending with Burroughs marrying Miss Tisdale while his former fiancée Miss Erling died childless.
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Kimball Burroughs
Burroughs
Chicago
Safety Deposit Company
Samuel Coolidge
Y Board Holds First Meeting of Waterloo Y M C A
W L Langlas succeeds James Graham as president of the board of directors with C W Chapman as vice president Geo W Pike as recording secretary and George Williams as treasurer. May reports show 249 regular classes 41 general workouts 198 participants in a May 16 track meet. noon hour shop meetings total 892 attendees. 16 new members and 4 renewals in the senior department. Income 917.72 disbursements 874.05. Summer memberships set at 4 for senior and 2 for junior privileges through October.
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W. N. Langlas
James Graham
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
C. W. Chapman
Geo. Wi
Pike
George Williams
Tetanus Fatal to Jesup Youth
Raymond Frickey eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Frickey of Jesup died from tetanus after an accident at home. He was injured when a garden rake fell through a cellar window and pierced his foot. He died last evening after tetanus developed rapidly. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Jesup
Raymond Frickey
Lewis Frickey
Tada
Miss India Ulnman to Stay in Waterloo for Week
Miss India Ulnman, a feature of the East High alumni banquet, will remain in Waterloo for a week. She will visit several former pupils and stay at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Howrey at 313 Walnut Street. I J Bil, trap drummer at the Princess theatre, has bought an expensive harpophone belly to add to the musical program.
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J. F. Dempster
Minneapolis
Waterloo
North Dakota
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Jay Schlosman
Stanley
Miriam
Wellington Street
Marshalltown
J. M. Friedman
Jndia Ulnman
East High
J. J. Howrey
Walnut, Strest
Princess
I. J. Bil
Princess Theatre
Maccabees Cedar Tent No 28 Meeting Change
Announcements note that Maccabees Cedar Tent No 28 will meet Friday night June 11 at the usual place instead of Tuesday. Also MM WW A camps No 6321 and No 9089 and R N A hold memorial services Sunday evening June 6 at the Christian church corner Fourth and South. Neighbors urged to attend. meet at K of P hall at 7 o'clock and march in a body to the church. C L Funk, chairman.
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Maccabees
MM. WW. A
R.N. A
Christian Church
K. of P. Hall
L. Funk
Wa terloo Courier Ad Buyers Drive Satisfied Results
The wide awake residents of Waterloo pay for the Courier and see satisfactory results from Want Ads as a natural consequence.
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Waterloo
Roomy 18 Trade or Sale Offers and Notices
Mixed advertisements list a 7 room modern house for rent at 707 Wellington St with phone details, a seven room modern home for rent at 1068 Black, a disclaimer about debts by Seraphine Dietsch and impersonation alert, furnished rooms for housekeeping at 706 Wellington St, a general housework helper wanted at 606 Walnut St, farm and plow for sale, a Kimball piano sale for 86 cash, land sale ads for Aitkin Co Minnesota, a brush runabout for sale, Dr. Hanna at 1200 W. 3rd, records exchange members wanted at 4084 W. 4th, and a lost gold ring reward at Y W C A with return to Burch Bros.
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Red
Witte Cowgill
Waterloo
West Std
Nels Sorenson
Jor Hent
West Side
Weallington St
Kor Hent
Seraphine Dietsch
Joseph
Josephin ller-Dietsch
Wellington St
Wal‘nut St
Aitkin Co
Minnesota
J. W. Bt
Joba
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Brush
Hanna
Records Exchange
Bickley Block
Burch Broa
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Aterloo Band
Criehs
Hild
Charles Vaughn
Mobile Street
Eleventh Street Bridge
W. Rose
Russell Stevens
Russell
Norvine Dorgan
Carolne Munn
Pearl
Black Hawk Go. Transfer Co
Julia C. Wilson
F. W. Minkel
C.B
Tention
Tke Walton
F. and
Geo. Paul
Buchanan
W. ©. Fairbure
Campbell and Clough Streets
Emmeargene Edwards
Independence
A. H. Weber
Peoria
BH. T. Carter
Randolph Street
R.S. Paul
Ames
Iowa State College
Nan Canfield
Waitbury
Neb
San Francisco
David Jones
Ed. Smith
Justice of the Peace
James T. Knapp
George Butler
Illinois Central
J . & M. Bentley
Alice Porter
Galesburg
Ill
Marian Chapman
Bombard College
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
School of Civics and Philanthropy
Grant Loving
J. E. Dempster
United States
John Crow
Black Hawk County
Robert
Rusty) Armstrong
West Hich
Des Moines
Des Moines Colege
Miss Etherling
Miss Tisdale
Glaas
Walter
la Salle Street
Samuel Coollige
James
Sehich
Misa Etherling
Rome
W. LL Langlas
James Gre
Han
Grange Bargain Variety Store
West
Fourth Street
West 4Th St
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Maine
Memorial Day
Arlington
Rman
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Snilorg
Havana Harbor
Waterloo Chautauqua
Leland Powers
Victor
Inone
Bostonia Sextette Club
C. L. Staats
Ernest, Gamble
Meistersingers
Fhigh Anderson
Knights of Pythias Glee Club
Grace Will Trout
Russell TL Cornwell
Lee Francis Lybarger
Hom
Carl Thompson
Ir. Claus
Medbury
Banu Vance Cook
W. A. Hunsberger
Sonw
A. F. Wiggam
RMP Racealn
Ines Gaas
Joseph Rosank
Jaton
Kilack
Hawk County
Josephing Nominick
Boyds
Mabel Billing
Denver University
East Fourth Street
P. E. Ritz
Chautauqua
First National Building
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