Waterloo Chautauqua Opens Twenty-First Year
The Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute opened its twenty first season with musical programs, lectures, and a strong lineup. Dr Edwin Stucker leads Bible work, Ex Senator William E Mason features tonight, with La Rue's band and Alpine Tyrolean Yodlers among the standout acts. Strong speakers including Prof Glenn Frank and Ex Governor Hanley drew crowds as declamatory contests proceed for local students. Children receive 10 cent admission and new pool facilities are readied.
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la Rue
William E. Mason
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Zion
Edwin 8. Stucker
Memorial Hall
Btiucker
Senator Mason
Wim. E. Masson
Glenn Frank
Northwestern University
Primiva
Hanley
Indiana
Jesus Christ
Christ
Leota Lee
Russell Stewart
Corinne Sadler
Ivy Eggleson
Genevieve Gates
Chautauqua Concert: La Rue Band Presents Sacred Program
The La Rue concert band performs a Sunday program at 8 o clock featuring sacred marches and hymns. Selections include Refuge Oh Fair Dove Nearer My God to Thee Maritana Rock of Ages Boston Commandery Onward Christian Soldiers Joy to the World Russian Hymn The Holy City Sweet Old Songs Our National Melodies and a closing Star Spangled Banner.
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Chautauqua
la Rue
Barnhouse
Schlepygrell
Reeves
Wallace
R. L. Grimes
Boston Commandery
Carter
Mr. Gree
Mr. van Doren
Handel
Indecent Treatment Cases and Local Court Action
Fred Brown, 26, of Davenport, arraigned on improper conduct with a boy. Fred Klinger, 15, reported abduction for indecent treatment near Sycamore street. County attorney to consider state charges. Charles Heskett, 86, charged with disturbing public quiet. trial set for Monday. Laura Malev, 15, rearrested for vagrancy after city jail release. Mr and Mrs Cable plan Chicago and Pennsylvania trip with relatives.
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Fred Brown
Davenport
Fred Klinger
Sycamore Street
C. W. Kiinger
Fowler Street
Brown
Charles Heskett
Eleventh Street
Thomas Spencer
Laura Malev
Tes Moines
Grain and livestock markets edge higher on crop fears
Chicago June 29 reports wheat gains on spring crop fears in the northwest as rain debate and elevator dispute settle. Corn weakens on better weather. oats track. Hog market opens higher then eases. Cash wheat and corn prices listed. New York stocks advance amid market optimism. Ladies gift Mrs. Will McCoy a keepsake spoon. marriage of Miss Belle Johnson and Mr. James Johnson noted in Waterloo area. Sheep market opens weak and closes dull with native and western lambs priced.
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Chicago
Northwest
Buil
W. F. Spry
M. E. Iechurch
Randolph Street
Belle Johnson
Anamosa
James Johnson
Waterloo
Johnson
Waterloo Business College
Iowa Dairy
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Ieee
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Park— Erie
Green
Ilinois Central
Ae Ae Reek
St. Paul
New York
Central
Wellington
Matter of Possession and Evening Attractions at Park
Announcement lists a program titled Matter of Possession and an Alpine Tyrolean Singers performance at 7 15 p m plus former U S senator William E Mason at Chautauqua Park at 8 15 p m on Saturday June 26th.
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la Rue
Wm. E. Mason
Timots
Chautauqua Park
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