Taft May Speak at Dry Feed at Pythian Temple
Taft is slated to speak at a temperance banquet in the Pythian temple on the 17th. Key speakers invited include J. H. Tait of Cedar Rapids, Dr. Ossincup of Waverly, and Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls. Toastmaster J. S. Tuthill will select table speakers. About five hundred attendees anticipated.
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Pythian Temple
J. H. Tait
State Temperance Organization
Cedar Rapide
Dr. Ossincup
Waverly
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falla
J. S. Tuthill
Majestic to Close for Summer Summer Reopening Plan Revealed
Frudenfeld 10 tour far east tomorrow night as Majestic will close for the summer and reopen mid August. Manager A A Frudenfeld wife and daughter plan a Chicago trip then a far east tour. Household goods stay in Waterloo awaiting Butterfield Heiman lessees to possibly assign Majestic management to Mr Frudenfeld next season. During 42 week season the venue featured many high class vaudeville acts in Waterloo.
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Majestic
A. A. Frudenfeld
Chicago
Far East
Waterloo
Butterfield & Heiman
The
Frudenfeld
Newman Resigns as County Court Reporter After Eighteen Years
Jack Newman, court reporter for Black Hawk County for eighteen years, has resigned to focus on his law practice in Cadar Falls and surrounding area. He reports his last case and will not preside at any new trials, though some backlog remains to complete.
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Jack Newman
Black Hawk County
Cadar Falls
Contiguous Territory
Newman
Pastor Leaves for Vacation and Graduation Visit
Rev. Effie McCullom Jones departs for Barrie Vermont for vacation then attends daughter Eleanor Jones Goddard Seminary graduation on June 26. She will deliver the baccalaureate address at Goddard on June 22 and later visit Ludlow Vermont before returning.
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Effie McCullom Jones
Barrie
Eleanor
Goddard Seminary
Jones
Salesmen Wanted For Cigars And Jewelry Wholesale
Help wanted ads seeking salesmen to earn 250 dollars monthly selling highly advertised goods with $5 commission per order and no samples to carry. Also contracted positions for experienced general trade sellers in Iowa with expenses paid and a weekly 35 dollars, from Mammoth Cigar Co and Continental Jewelry Co. Plus drug store and office equipment sales notes and a foldable bed offered for sale.
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Mammoth Cigar Co
St. Louis
Iowa
Continental Jewelry Co
Continental Bldg
Cleveland
Final Call for J Sid Anderson in Waterloo Death
J Sid Anderson a longtime Waterloo resident and prominent Grand Army of the Republic figure died at his home on Washington street at 7 30 am after years of heart and bronchial illness He served in the Civil War with Taylor's Battery and later settled in Waterloo active in Memorial Day events and local G A R affairs Surviving are three children a stepson his mother and siblings Funeral will be at First Baptist Church with G A R providing services.
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J. Sid Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
Waterloo
Washington Street
Tennessee
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Chattanooga
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Mass
Gabriel Anderson
Mary E. Anderson
Rockford
Iil
West
Andersons
Dickinson County
Minnesota
A. C. Wood
Rosedale
Mion
Chicago
Taylor
Resara
Dallas
Kenesaw Mountain
Fast Point
Peach Tree Creek
Marietta
Atlanta
Robert Anderson
Ander
Fon
Mesdames C. L. Nichols
Andrew Mortison
W. H. Anderson
Milford
First Baptist Church
BE. A. Vallant
Elmwood Cemetery
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pella
Pella College
Mabel Jennings
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Manager Andrews Suspended For Run In With Umpire
Manager Jay Andrews receives a three day suspension announced by President Justice for a Thursday incident with umpire Glenalvin. He allegedly insulted the umpire and delayed the game after protesting a call at the plate. Officials say the move weakens Waterloo, with Dr. Andrews out for the balance of home games and Davey White sidelined by a barley horse ailment and a finger injury. Eddie Goes to cover center later.
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Jay Andrews
Glenalvin
Waterloo
Justice Today
Andrews
Justice
Davey White
Eddie Goes
Center Garden
Waterloo Elks Make Real Hit at State Convention
Waterloo Elks delegation arrived home shortly after 6 am, reporting a delightful time at Burlington and the state conclave. They praised arrangements for their entertainment and spoke highly of the event.
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Waterloo
ELKS
Burlington
Waterloo Elks
Town Crier Ladies Continue Conquest in Baltimore
Baltimore visit unfolds with a 1:30 yacht, rides through fashionable districts, a 4:00 cabaret by Paint and Powder club, dinner at Captain Emerson's estate, floating lanterns and fireworks, followed by cabaret entertainment and late return rides. Dr. Howard Risk of Waverly visits Loren Risk's home.
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A. M. Young
Baltimore
Maryland Country Club
Paint and Powder Club
Gownn Oak Park
Emerson
Howard Risk of
Waverly
The
Ely Today
Loren Risk
City in Brief: Community Notes from Buchanan Area
Local items from Buchanan include Mrs. A. H. Peterson returning from Walcott, Miss Clara Koepke heading to Reinbeck, and John T. Rock and family leaving for Clear Lake for summer vacation. Social visits span Mrs. James F. Henefiel and Miss Luele Benefiel at Mrs. C. S. Gmelner’s home, with Benefiel recently graduating from Lawrence Conservatory in Appleton, Wisconsin.
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Clara Koepke
Reinbeck
John T. Rock
Clear Lake
James F. Henefiel
Misa Luele Benefiel
C. S. Gmelner
West Third Avenue
Miss Beneflal
Lawrence Conservatory of Music
Appleton
Wisconsin
Helene Gook Improves After Shot Incident
Miss Helene Cook, accidentally shot in the abdomen Thursday, shows improvement though danger remains. Doctors say the critical point won’t pass until tomorrow evening. First Lutheran church holds German services tomorrow at 10 at the Coliseum in Chautauqua Park. A Maple Street church business meeting runs 2 to 5. Evening services stay at 7:30.
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Helene Cook
First Lutheran
Coliseum
Chautauqua Park
Maple Street
Mrs Nellie Norris Dies in Cedar Rapids
Nellie C White Norris 54 1/2, born Waterloo, died at sister 1031 Second Ave E Cedar Rapids after six months illness. Survived by sisters Hattie and Carrie Hallett Cedar Rapids brothers Frank Denison Tex and Robert St Paul husband George W Norris painter. Funeral 2 PM Saturday Hal Jett residence Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev Arthur officiant. YY W GA Vesper Geneva girls hostesses tomorrow leader Mrs W H Langlas Sunday school convention speaker Beulah Bingham to sing.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Nellie C. Norris
Norris
Nellie White
Waterloo
C. K. White
Fred W. White
Mesdames Hattie
Carrie Hallett
Frank
Denison
Tex
Robert
St. Paul
Hal Jett
Second Avenue
Rev
Arthur
Oak Hill Cemetery
Regeies Honors at University
I J Magee nephew of Dr E E Magee of this city earned Alpha Omega Alpha honors at Northwestern University Medical School finishing with top marks. He ranked fourth among eight seniors and won first place among internes at Michael Reese Hospital Evanston. A Cedar Falls graduate, he awaits a two and a half year internship and may open offices in this city after completion. Parents reside near Dunkerton.
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Black Hawk County
Jill
I. J. Magee
E. E. Magee
North- Western University
Alpha Omega Alpha Fraternity
Magee
Michael Reese Hospital
Evanston
Northwestern University
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Michael Reese
Equines Make Their Escape Near Carpenter Hotel
A team of horses belonging to R. E. Puller, a chairsamian from five and one half miles southwest of the city lintita, escaped in the alley behind the Citizens Gas and Electric building. The wagon collided with another, one horse escaped, the other was captured by bystanders. Harness torn, one horse slightly injured. The driver was delivering milk.
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Carpenter Hotel
R. E. Puller
City
Lintita
New Citizens Gag & Electric
Dereliction of Duty Charged in Waterloo Trial
A group of thirty five United Presbyterian Church members from Waterloo returned from Traer after a joint banquet. They faced a dereliction of duty charge claiming gross negligence in church work at home and abroad. Judge A G Reid presided. prosecutors were O B Harris W W Templeton and William Lytle. Three Traer men defended. The verdict of the jury favored the
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Waterloo
United Presbyterian Church
Traer
O. B. Harris
W. W. Templeton
William Lytle
iTraer
Churches Hold First Prer Mock Trial Attract Interest
Defense framed as the first prer mock trial ever staged by the churches, drawing notable attention from congregants and local observers as they examined issues of governance and ethics.
Ram at Electric Park Ends in Fine Disturbance
Francis Obler, a local teameter, caused a disturbance at Electric Park after drinking. The incident escalated as he fled through darkened chambers, prompting six bystanders to subdue him. He was jailed, arraigned before Justice Kuhns, and fined fifty dollars for disturbing the peace.
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Francis Obler
Teameter
Electric Park
Justice Kuhns
Temperance group to attend Cedar Falls booster meeting
A group of Business Men's Temperance Association members from this city plans to travel to Cedar Falls tomorrow afternoon. They were invited by Cedar Falls temperance volunteers to attend a booster meeting at the Congregational church at 3 o clock. Ten auto loads are expected to make the trip to the Lawn city.
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Business Men’s Temperance Association
Cedar Falls
Congregational Church
Lawn City
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