Ill Regulate Jitney Busses and Sidewalk Work Ordered
City council moved to regulate jitney busses with a $5 annual license and planned temporary measures before revised ordinances. Bids for 16 004 linear feet of 4 inch cement walks were awarded to A G Picken with other bidders named.
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Nick Webb
Thompson
FL & N
Averlag
Otter
Mittee
L. S. Cass
W. G. Fills& N
Coe Uralls
Waterloo
A. G. Picken
EB. Beckington
W. J. Shirey
W. T. Owens
J. E. Curry
Huntham Place
Water Street
Ump
Lafayette Park
WCF & N
Bluff Street
Eighth
Burns & McNonneil
Kansas City
Westfield
Gallowar
Hagwman and Downing
Rrm
Roby
Washington, D. C
Mira
W. Tea Kembell
B. F. $Wisher
Pythians Hall Sideshow Turns Into Harmless Prank
A staged disturbance during a Knights of Pythias event at Helmet lodge No 89 in Ada turned into a comic moment when N E Tullar rushed the stage and kicked a display of cut glass, now revealed as part of the act. Bernard Murphy, editor of the Vinton Eagle, was presented the glass set amid cheers and laughter asSupreme Chancellor Young, though ill briefly, greeted attendees before continuing with the evening program.
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Bernard Murphy
Vinton Eagle Vy Carleton Slag
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Slas
Vinton
Murphy
Brigg. Young
Ada
Russel-Lamson
Young
Aberdeen
S. D
W. R. Law
Wergu
Rolfe
Iowa
F. W. Porterfield
J. F. Cole
A. C. Savage
Adair
Woodward
Five Graduates at Eagle Center in St. Joseph’s School
At St. Joseph’s school commencement in Eagle Center Ta., five graduates received diplomas Ferdinand Steimel Pearl Steimel Agnes M Beck Pearle M Rundel and Florence McGarvey. Eighth grade diplomas went to Irene Garvey Frances Brown Francis Keegan Hazel Baish Eveline Bernardy Leo McGarvey George Bedard and others. The program featured hymns, class songs, and remarks by Father E Slattery and Walher Takin. Local discussion on patriotism and home life followed. Police reports noted quiet conditions with only two arrests for vagrancy and drunkenness and one custody case.
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Eagle Center
St. Joseph’s School
Ferdinand Steimel
Pearl, Steimel
Agnes M. Beck
Pearle M. Rundel
Florence McGarvey
Irene Garvey
Frances Brown
Francis Keegan
Hazel Baish
Eveline Bernardy
Leo McGarvey
George Bedard
Palmer Method
Newmanship
Pearle Runde
Dora Klein
Florence Schubert
Agnes Beck
Bernice Conry
Agnes Schafer
Madeline Schaefer
Cross and
Philip Schaefer
Fountain Pen
William Steimel
Jamie
Florence Klein
Gertrude McGarvey
Agnes Schaefer
E. Slattery
Waterloo
Ador
Walher
Tragic Drowning of Waterloo Man Ties to Coast Trip
Little Donald Moothart, 10, traveled nearly 3,900 miles solo from Seattle to Waterloo to join his father Web Moothart's funeral on arrival. Web Moothart drowned while fishing near Seattle en route to a coast vacation for the San Francisco and San Diego exposition. Relatives met the boy in Waterloo and the funeral is set for Wednesday at Elmwood with burial there.
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Donald Moothert
Waterloo
Seattle
Web
Moothart
O'Keefe & Towne
San Francisco
San Diego
John Munson
Hawthorne Avenue
A. P. Blough
Burig
Elmwood
Tacoma Daily News
W. C. Moothart
John Annis
Alderton
Mr. Jannis
Elsie Annis
Tacoma
Meathart
Puyallup
Alderson
Annis
President Wilson Joins Stone Masons Union
Washington D C June 15 President Wilson became a member of the local union of journeymen stone masons as representatives present when he laid the cornerstone of the American Red Cross Memorial building brought him a card of honorary membership. Presidents McKinley Roosevelt and Taft also accepted honorary memberships in unions during their tenure.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Union of Journeymen
Masons
American Red Cross
McKinley
Hoosavelt
Taft
Waterloo saloons number likely unchanged after census
Officials say no increase in Waterloo saloons will occur because census results cannot be acted on in time. The prevailing view in the community holds the existing count will stand despite calls for growth.
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Tfl
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Readers Urged to Report Delivery Irregularities
Cedar Falls subscribers are asked to report any irregular deliveries to Cedar Falls Cruz Co business office at corner Fourth and Main Streets, phone 25, as published in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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P. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls
Summer visitors and social rounds in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls notes list Mrs L O Robinson and sons from Lincoln arriving for summer, Mr and Mrs J D Lake hosting dinner, Danes celebrate sixtieth wedding anniversary at the Danish Baptist church, many residents travel to events and visit relatives, including gatherings at churches and a camp by the Cedar River.
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Cedar Falls
H. Colwell
Fort Dodge
M. W Dyer
Wilt Dahl
Nellie M. Reason
Jin Warriage
George Davidson
John
Weineke Fate
St. Patrick's Sehureh
Othe Danish Baptist Church
Mer
John Peterson
Wilton Metcale
Eit
Hast Tenth Street
Helen Smith
Beatrice Gorhanal
Waterloo
Bankers Gather for 1916 Meeting at Thayer
The text notes a 1916 banking meeting or conference with discussions of security, committees, and officials. It references sessions, papers, and the involvement of local bankers and civic leaders in preparation for a key event or decision.
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Rottvateetons
Pat
Imag
Dla Rare Ag
Phas
Itlion
Fpp
Pa Shah
Edonitt
Vie Daira
Tate
Alia
Ead
Public Officials Favor Record Making Nobby Tread Tires
Civic officials in Syracuse and across New York show preference for Nobby Tread tires for police and fire service due to puncture resistance and anti skid quality. The tires are marketed in Waterloo by Waterloo Auto & Supply, 614-20 Jefferson Street.
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Nobby Trea
Ea Nolt
Eleent Police System
Syracuse
New York
Waterloo
Auto & Supply Company
Tefferson Street
Maid Batherings Convene At Newport In 1818
A note describes a religious gathering in Urbei with attendees from New York and Cedar Rapids area. Plans may include appointing a rector and long term services. several months of weekly sermons have been led by ministers from Cedar Rapids Delwell Dubique and nearby cities.
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Lown
Atdlifow
New York
Chieta
Urbei
Witewlog
Cedar Rapids
del? Well
Dubique
Citities
St. Mark’s Visit Prompts Meeting With Des Moines Leaders
A garbled note describes Melon farts A. Loneley arriving from Des Moines to meet Pat Oelaeh at St. Mark’s Kopi this evening. Light refreshments will be served alongside pat—events and attendee details are unclear due to damaged text.
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A. Loneley
Des Moines
Pat
Oelaeh
St. Mark's
Announcement of G A R visit to Cedar Falls meeting
John Catl commander of James St No 2329 G A R visited the city yesterday and attended the meeting of the G A R memorial hall commission. Turn to the Want Page.
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John Catl
James, St. No
Cedar Falls
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