Dance and Drunk and Disorderly Arrests at Local Hall
At a dance hall in Waterloo two married men, R C Shepherd and Ralph Filhorn, were arrested after an incident at the hinch counter following their departure from the hall. Filhorn pleaded guilty and was fined six dollars. Shepherd pleaded not guilty with trial set for later. Another man, William Farrall, was fined and imprisoned for drunkenness.
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R. C Shepherd
Ralph Filhorne
Chirag
Ralph Filhorns
Young Shepherd
William Farrall
Reinbeck
First Born in the Weor Daw Family Rejoiced at Birth
Postmaster W. T. Law and Mrs. Law celebrate the birth of a son. The family debates a name and weighs famous baseball and legal figures as likely options. The newborns’ exact name remains undecided amid relatives’ consultations.
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Daw
Postumster
W. TR. Law
Law
Vomester
Blomy Gars Tar Compound Promoted as Cure Product
Advertising copy touts Tar Compound as a market cure claimed to aid romance and health. The text emphasizes multiple varieties and best results, promising value for buyers seeking a remedy.
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H. L. Blomy Gars
New Building Por Jefferson Street
Brief item notes construction on Jefferson Street with Rober w Hirick named as builder. Missing details obscure the project scope and timeline.
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Jefferson Stre
Caregivers Describe Kidney Donation Experience
A witness recounts personal medical decisions and family discussions about a kidney donation. The account mentions doctors and the emotional impact on the donor and relatives as they navigate the process and responsibilities toward children and the Brady War Victories text matter referenced in the newspaper.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Farm land at public auction near Hudson sells three tracts
W P Thompson and C W Cummings farms sold at public sale near Hudson drawing a large crowd. Total proceeds approached 48772 with three tracts: Thompson improved and unimproved 80 acres, and Cummings 98 acres. High bids ranged from 163.50 to 154 per acre, buyers from nearby towns.
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Hudson
William Holland
Hudson Band
William P. Thompson
O. W. Cummings
J. B. Frey
Tracr
Mr. Thompson
Fred Enrle
Gladbrook
Will Greeley
Leap Year Club Guests at Miss Mayme Ebert House
Members of the Leap Year club were hosted by Miss Mayme Ebert on Washington Street. A mock wedding served as the evening’s feature and delighted all attendees. At eight o'clock Miss Jessie Gaskins played the wedding march as the ceremony began.
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Samanthe Vandercoop
Reuben Strawstack
Jessie Marsh
Inez Stuff
Mayme Ebert
Hazel Payne
Grace Simmons
Grace Nauman
Seventh Street West
Mayme
Ebert
Washington Street
Jessie Gaskins
Dinner entertaining by County Recorder Plummer at Cedar Falls
County Recorder and Mrs. C. H. Plummer host dinner for young women from Cedar Falls abstract offices. They will view a bronze fountain presentation to the city, then attend a Cedar Falls band concert. Guests include Miss Jennie Bird Ellen Muldarky Hallie Turner Edna McVey Bertha Dinger and Mrs. Will Breckenridge.
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County Recorder
C. H. Plummer
Cedar Falls
Jennie Bird
Ellen Muldarky
Hallie Turner
Edna McVey
Bertha Dingler
Will Breckenridge
Columbus coming show at Crystal Theatre June 13 14
The coming of Columbus is scheduled as a show with music and effects at the Crystal Theatre on Thursday and Friday June 13 and 14.
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Crystal Theatre
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Cent OF Association
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo Real Estate Board
J. Pammer
P. J. Martin
Nolf
G. E. Brebner
Tiakters
Kimer Hotel
Reber W Hirick
Feietmre
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Tagsart
Irving Drew
Lobdell
Creighton and Lewis
Arant’s Shoe Shop
Marsh Place Bldg
W. P. Thompson and
C. W. Cum
Mings
Hammer
Society . News
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Cash Grocery
H. PD. Baker
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Stati Loan Company
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