Waterloo Chautauqua Week Opens Free Sunday Programs
Crowds grow daily at the Waterloo chautauqua as management offers free admission Sunday with two programs. Victor’s Florentine band to perform Monday, plus lectures by Dr. Goodell and Dr. Hirnsberger. Concerts by Ernest Gamble Company praised. Miss Verna Page and Miss Aline Kuhn receive strong acclaim.
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Waterloo Chautauqua
Victor
Florentine
Foyas
A. W. Hirnsberger
Moving Picture
Sunuas Vie Chantanqua
Aelock
High Anderson Operatic and Uanvert Company
Goodell
Oklahoma Universe
Tlugh Anderson Operatic and Convert Company
Mabel Rilling
Sya
Victor Plorantine
Is Hand
Lhe Famous
Sig. Caledaty Vietor
Signor Guarini
Chautauqua
Hugh Anderson Operatic Company
W. A. Goodell
Oklahoma University
Tdfe
Noted Land Suit Closed in Grundy
The case KE M Mitchell vs Tames Alutth over a 320 acre Grant township farm ended with a verdict for Mitchell. The farm transfers to Mitchell at 120 per acre, two years after the sale. The judge ruled the contract fair, price reasonable, and the transaction free from overreaching, noting Mitchell showed shrewdness in his best days.
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M. Mitchell Ve. Tames
Grant Township
Willett Yeaterday
Ryurt
Favar
Mitchell
Mute
Famous Editor Dies in London
Alexander Kenealy editor of the London Daily FLTB dies in London on June 26. Born in Sun behind he devoted his life to journalism. He joined the New York Herald in 1882, retired after Peary’s first Arctic expedition, then worked for the New York World from 1896 as fleet correspondent in the Spanish-American War era. He began in London as news editor of the Daily Express in 1900, moved to the Daily Mirror in 1903, and used the pen Montague Vernon Ponsonby. He authored The Treposterous Yankee and Letters of Alphonce Monten.
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London
Alexander Kealy
London Mdaily Fltb
Kenealy
New York Herald
Peary
New York World
Newspaper World
Daily Express
Daily Mirror
Fle
Montague Vernon Ponsonby
Alphonele Monten
Union Pacific Starts Through Service to Pacific Coast
Daily thru car service to the Pacific coast is now maintained by Union Pacific in connection with six east and west crossings across Iowa. Effective June 9, the arrangement offers travelers better California access with sight trains daily and through cars from Waterloo and surrounding areas, making Union Pacific a premier route for westbound travel.
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Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Iowa
California
Lony
Waterloo
Charles City Hotel Refurnished and Opening Plans
Remodeling of the Gilbert Hotel in Charles City is complete with tinted walls white woodwork and new furnishings. The last carpet was laid yesterday and proprietor Mr. Warner plans to open a dining room soon. Miss MaSkarel Myers, county superintendent, leaves for Ames for a four day conference of superintendents and has been named to the six eight county review board evaluating June grade sheets.
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Gilbert
Charles City
Warner
The
Reverend Northrup Sermons Continue Grace Methodist Services
Rev Northrup will preach at Grace Methodist Church tomorrow then take his annual vacation traveling by auto to his old homestead near Toledo Ohio for rest. Supply ministers will lead morning and evening services each Sunday during his absence preserving regular worship.
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J. Northrup
Grace Methodis
Toledo
Ms. Northrup
Twelve Graduate From Conservatory
Morning of Independence presented diplomas at the thirteenth annual Ross Conservatory commencement in First Congregational Church. Miss Bertha McCartney drew the crowd with Kitty Chiye read aloud and a later performance in the Revel of the Naiads. The program featured Schubert and Tausig March Militaire, with piano solos by May Belle Wells, Gertrude Bayless, Taile lila, Helen Gaiser, and Ruth Gough Corey. readings by Ialn Smith, Florence Burd, Fern Way, Dorothy Davis.
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Throdore
Ross Conservatory of
Susie
First Congregational Church
Bertha McCartney
Kitty Chiye
W Guking
David Garrick
Delsaire
Dorothy Davis
Fiano Depariment
Lucile Held
May Belle
Shirl Davis
Florence Burd
Genevieve Gardiner
Madeline Smith
Jand
Hazel
Anniversary Sermon By Dr John Bunyan Smith
Dr John Bunyan Smith of Walnut Street Baptist Church will preach the fiftieth anniversary sermon tomorrow morning at the Hampton Baptist church and return for the evening sermon.
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John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street
Hkaptist Church
Baptist Church
Hampton
Social notes from Waverly and surrounding towns
Driss Lavina' Rust visited Waterloo as a guest of Miss Clara Croyl. Local residents travel to Chicago and Dubuque on business and visiting trips. People attend ball games in Sumer. families and friends visit or return home from Madison, Rockford, Chicago, and Indiana. Several families host guests from Aberdeen and Marquette, and auto races draw Chicago-bound travelers.
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Sumer
H. S. Richards
Madison
Wis
C. G. Hall
Kim Eveland
Rockford
Lloyd Knapp
Dwight van Vlack
Shell Rock
Sam Williams
Finchford
Ed. Willams
Albert Luthmers
Irving Parrott
Chicago
H. A. Murray
Gele MacMurray
Waterloo
W. Kraushar
F. Graushar
Aberdeen
Indiana
Chas. Lowder
Little Son
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Nears Crow
Charles
Medbury
Ernest Gamble
Gambie
Verna Page
Aline Kuhn
Gamble
Leslie Stusrti
Alexander
Bonnie Banks
Loch Lomond
Richard
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Philadelphia
Miss Page
Wieniawski
Gabriel Marie
Schuman
Bohm
Nothas
Miss Kuhn
Lucie di Lammermoor
Grundy
Charles City Hotel
Mey
Northrup
Mr. Black
Minnesota
Cheney
Lorraine
Palm Beach
Ecru
Royal Society
Conservatory
Elk Run
Toa
Sugar Cory
Waverly
Brotherhood of American Yeo Company
Princip
Arche Kk
P Hall
EH. Hildebrand
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
THON
East Sixth Street
Victor’s
Florentine Band
Chad
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