Waterlooans Travel to Western Cities on IC Trains
The Illinois Central reports heavy passenger movement in the last 24 hours with most tickets bound west. Gertrude Daniels, Marie Tobias left for Portland. Liffring departed on extended visit to Beattle and other western cities. Mrs Charles Alingsworth and daughter, Miss Felsing, and John W. Currier entreated Los Angeles. Mrs Harry Hartong bound for LaCrosse Wisconsin for a short visit.
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Illinois Central
Gertrude Daniels
Marie Tobias
Portland
Are
TD. Liffring
Beattle
Charles Alingsworth
Felsing
Los Angeles
John W. Currier
Harry Hartong
LaCrosse
Wis
Hagenback-Wallace Circus to Exhibit Here June 27
Waterlon plans a busy circus summer with Buffalo Bill Barnum and Bailey already booked for July and August. Hagenbeck-Wallace will perform here on June 27 after the Illinois Central show grounds contract closed this morning. Advance agent J. Jack Kenyon secured the deal and Illinois Central city passenger agent Fred Austin paid $250 for the rental of the lot.
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Ilinois Central
Mr. Kenyon
Iowa
Illinois Central
M Sweeney Enters the Hero Class
Patrsiman McSweeney has joined the hero class after an incident on West Fourth Street near the Rock Island depot. A wagon and team from a local ice cream factory sped toward two boys playing in the street. Officer W Co Sweener halted the horses by the bridles, steering them aside to prevent injury.
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Patrsiman McSweeney
West Fourth Street
Rock Island Depot
W ¥Co Sweener
City in Brief: Waterloo Notes May 1911 Daily Happenings
Mire, John Moss and son Louie visit friends at Waverly. Horace Boyce, Mrs. Frank Gregory, Miss Julia Zweck, and many locals travel for business, family visits, or ceremonies across Iowa and Chicago. Advertised letters, travel, and small-town concerns fill the day.
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Mire
John Moss
Louie
Waverly
S. H. Basher
Nashua
Horace Boyce
Chicago
Frank Gregory
Charles City
Julia Zweck
Kannegeiser
Mamte
Nellie Keegan
HW. BB. Libis
Cedar Rapids
T. Feyen
Meletauiesville
Gladys HW. Young
Forrest
TM. Morisey
Dubuque
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Iowa
Dr. Anderson
Genevieve C. Angstman
Elvah Barker
Ethel. Barry
Nellie Beckmann
Lizzie Bryant
Frank Bryant
Edna Bradley
Bertha Brooks
Alex Bradford
Genk Burke
Mabel Carpenter
Mae Christner
Susie Chanman
Deck Cowles
Ydia Corsor
S. Dreidlein
Mabel Erwin
Mabel Ford
Almond Gamble
Neva Garrick
Lottie Gallup
Hazel Galazer
Marty Hausler
Anna Hubereth
Hotchkiss
J. E. Horrison
Edith Morden
Elina Olden
J. D. Payne
Ida Pickering
Edith Powers
Percival R. Pure
Chas. B. Rice
J. Mae Roberts
Tillie Rustock
Maud .L. Sargent
Etta Schurka
Frank Scott
Marie Sweeney
J. F. Vayra
Emma Vaneaton
Grace Wertenbruch
L. M Wittse
H. B. Wittse
John Witte
Heat Causes Man's Death In Davenport And Cedar Rapids
Heat claimed the life of 72 year old F C Smith in Burlington after yesterday's extreme temperatures marking the season's first fatality. Davenport banker Anthony Burdick Tread, longtime First National bank president, died last night after retirement. A 12 year old, Adolph Stodola, was killed nearby in Cedar Rapids while crossing a freight line.
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Burlington
F_ CO
Smith
Anthony Burdick
Davenport
Juana
First National Bank of
A. F. Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Adolph Stodola
Chautauqua Heg Strong Talent Waterloo Campaign
Waterloo Chautauqua management plans a unique ticket campaign for the season June 30 to July 9 with Des Moines manager F M Holladay and local P E Rite. The program features Dr. Frederick Cook and speakers Henry Adams Adrian Champ Clark William Jennings Bryan plus orchestras and entertainers. Prizes include Niagara Falls trip for top seller and 5 percent discount option or a 10 percent discount plan.
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F. M. Holladay
Des Moines
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Waterloo
P. FE. Rite
East Waterloo
Ritz
Waterloo Sea
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Cook
Pole
Northland
Henry Augusts Adrian
Pacific
Luther Burbank
Champ Clark
House
Congress
W. S. Kenyon
Towa
J. P. Doth Hiver
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Norton
de Koven
Caverns
Everett Kent
Lne
Chautauqua
Niagara Falla
Rail link to Cedar Falls line postponed by rain in La Porte
LaPorte City faced a rainstorm that halted a mass meeting planned by the Commercial club and local residents on the proposal to extend the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway to La Porte. An additional meeting will be scheduled later in the week to decide on concrete steps.
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LaPorte City
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers list from Black Hawk Co area
A compiled list of real estate transfers including Parson Music house to Tony W Bermel in Litchfield addition Waterloo transfers from Glenny Logan Park addition and Cole’s Waterloo additions with prices from 450 to 5000, plus a humorous Louisville Courier-Journal quote.
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Black Hawk Co
Parson Music House
Tony W. Bermel
Litchfield
Frank Scherger
F. H. Mathews
United States
William Joshua Barney
John Jacox
William C. Logan
A. F. Frahm
Glenny
Hughes Sisters Off to Europe From Boston
The Hughes Sisters Mary and Harriett left yesterday afternoon over the Illinois Central for Boston where they will sail on the Roumania to Europe. They plan a three month or longer visit to England and continental points, visiting as many interesting locations as possible.
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Hughes
Mary
Harriett
Ilinois Central
Boston
Roumania
Europe
England
Teaching needed in sex problem reform
Chicago June 6. George E. Howard proposes a college of domestic relations to train sociologists, economists, and household scientists in sex, parentage, and the home. He urges endowment of motherhood, abolition of common law marriage, and stricter licensing with 20 days public notice. He calls for trained marriage officers and reform of matrimonial laws. He criticizes optional civil or religious ceremonies as unsafe.
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Chicago
College of Domestic Relations
Court of Domestic Relations
George E. Howard
University of Nebraska
Howard
American Journal of Sociology
University of Chicago Press
United States
Ume
England versus America Cup match postponed again
The second cup match between England and America was delayed due to ongoing northeast rain storms. It will be played tomorrow if weather permits.
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England
America
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M’sweeney
Christina Louie
Walt Potter
Greene
Potter
A. P. Houston
Memphis, Tenn
I. ‘Ft. Sadler
Creamery Journal
Algona
Government Experimental Croatiery
Fred Ballou, Jr
Colorado
F. B. Ballou
Lois K. Ballou
Hi. T. Bradford
The
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Wilkinson Publicity Bureau
F. F. McElhinney
Philadelphia
New York City
Clara B. Taylor
Henrietta Taylor
Rockford, Il
Joseph Todd
Todd- Baker
Sioux City
M. H. Kelley
Hannah Ortner
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Barclay Township
Fern
Zola Hlasteter
FE. P. Chassell
LeMars
Ghassell
GC. A. Shaffer
Rochester
Minn
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Austin Burt
Kansas City
Florence Ellinger
Burt
Mayme Hoar
Oalwein
C. M_ Berkley
Ff Pinkerton
North Bend
Ore
Jacen
Peter Pinkerton
Berkley
S. H. Pinker
Honcie Pies
3. W. Places
TW. Place
Horace VanMetre
Times-Tribune
Marshalltown
Irs
James Sanueles
Cr. C. Lindner
South Street
Tommorrow
First Baptist Church
M. 4
Tanner
Grundy Center
C. B. Frahm
Grundy County
May Tempus
Rock Island
Matt Trieweiler
Jesup
Katherine Fischels
Raymond
Jacob Anton
Electric Park
C. A. Rownd
Bruce Gates
Willard Smith
Waterloo Business College
Parsons’ College
Fairfield
Gales
Big Storer
Waterloo, Ta
Chicago, Ill
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East Fourth Street
Oelwein, Ia
RE. R
LA Porte
REA
Beth Deniath
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hughes Sisters
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Ellis Hotel Block
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Denver
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