Personal Workers Hear Pike Address At YMCA Luncheon
A large group gathered at the Y M C A gym for a luncheon by the Women's Auxiliary and heard Attorney George Pike discuss the theme Personal Responsibility. The 25 cent meal drew praise as the speaker delivered a short, meatful address, followed by remarks from L Sarvay I R Jameson and Rev A H Sickell. Attorney J S Tuthill presided and Paul Ogle organized future neighborhood outreach invitations. Next week Dr J R Scott will speak and Loren Risk plans to share more detailed ideas later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pike
Pike
J. S. Tuthill
Men's Personal Workers’ League
L. Sarvay
I. R. Jameson
A. H. Sickell
Baptist Church
Oelwein
Loren Risk
J. R. Scott
Paul Ogle
Local social notes and visits in Denver Iowa area
Mr Sass builds a new house on east Denver lots bought last fall. Miss Pothast visited Henry Pocock’s home. William Groening attended a bankers meeting in Williamsburg. Miss Dora Judas visiting relatives. G L Riedesel visited F Hunt family in Waterloo. Many youth traveled from Waverly and Waterloo to a Friday dance. Rev Lobeck of Littleton visited his daughters. Large crowd at Friday evening entertainment. Alice Riedesel visited Waterloo. Mrs Herbert Gleason visited her Waterloo mother. John Collins and Rev G Krumm were Waterloo visitors. J Scheof and wife from Waverly were in town Friday. John Hageman and Fred Knief to Waterloo. Mr and Mrs H Briden of Janesville visited R Phillips. Funeral of late Mrs F Hiedeman largely attended Tuesday. Ald Society met with Mrs Carlins Thursday. Mrs F F Tiegert in Waterloo Bronday. Sunkist oranges 35 cents per peck at Hartong grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mr. Sass
Mr. Lobeck
Littleton
Alice Riedesel
Waterloo
Herbert Gleason
John Collins
G. Krumm
J. Scheof
Waverly
John Hageman
Fred Knief
Pretty Home Wedding in Waterloo and Society News
In Waterloo and surrounding areas, society notes cover a pretty wedding at 1200 Baltimore Street for Miss Clara M. Golinveaux and Orlo C. Miller with pink white decor and a four course supper. Also featured are a Fine Arts Club gathering at Miss Maud Popp’s home, a sausage supper at the First Brethren Church, and an afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs. J. J. Enright with high score won by Mrs. Carl R. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Maud Popp
Frances Stammer
Edna Harrison
Miriam Marsh
Nicholas Mace
HE. D. Clithero
Mesdames
J. E. Brinkman
J. D. Diffring
H. W. Sigworth
Cora Bunn
J. A. Pinkerton
Gay Meyers
Williston Avenue
Meyers
Clara M. Golinveaux
Orlo C. Miller
Waterloo
W. H. Beachier
First Brethren Church
Beal
Ella Gales
Laverne Beal
G. Meyers
Miss Della Golinveaux
C. J. Rose
J. Coburn
Angeline Golinveaux
Maud Myers
Angeline Gales
Beaver Dam
Wis
A. J. Reber
J. Stevenson
A. Smith
J. J. Enright
Third Street East
Carl R. Walker
Curtiss Plans Cup Try in International Aviation Meet
Glenn H. Curtiss, winner of the Rheims speed trophy, announces he will travel to France to contest for the cup again this year at the international aviation meet. He says he is building a special biplane for the event.
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San Diego
Cal
Glenn H. Curtiss
Rheims
France
Congress reaches about 33,000 bills at current session
Washington reports the sixty first congress has processed roughly 33,000 public and private bills with two days left, compared with 29,440 in the Sixtieth congress. It notes nearly 1,000 house resolutions, 295 joint resolutions, and 62 concurrent resolutions introduced, with committees reporting on 2,250 items. Also, Edith Porter, a first grade teacher at John Fiske School, left work to recuperate at Reinbeck.
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Washington
Sixty First Congress
Congress
Edith Porter
John Fiske
Antil
Gore
Reinbeck
Chicago Reform Candidate Merriam Wins Nomination
Charles Merriam led the Republican primaries with 64,228 votes in Chicago amid a total 108,536 cast, surpassing John R. Thompson and John Smulski. Carter Harrison won the Democratic nomination for mayor with a large plurality over Edward F. Dunne, while Andrew J. Graham trailed. Voters forecast a sharp election race on April 4. We also note a local grocery ad on Vienna sausages.
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Chicago
Charles E. Mertlam
John R. Thompson
John E. Smulskin
Tom Murray
Merriam
John Edward Scully
Thompson
Smulski
Harrison
Carter H. Harrison
Edward F. Dunne
Andrew J. Graham
Dunne
Graham
Linden Church Jubilee Highlights Growth and Plans
Linden Methodist members celebrated a jubilee honoring 161 members with Rev. George Shoemaker presiding as guest speakers from St Pauls and Grace churches attended. Tonight a platform meeting led by George L Dixon will outline Linden Union society work and church beginnings with John A Guenther of Anderson Mo as honored guest.
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Linden Methodist
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's M. B
George Shoemaker
St. Paul's M. E
Grace M. E. Church
George L. Dickson
Linden Union Society
Linden Union Chapel
L. E. Park
John A. Guenther
Anderson, Mo
Leland Powers to Perform at East Waterloo Friday
Leland Powers, famed reader and head of Lend Powers School, will appear for East Waterloo high school's senior class in a production of The Prince. The event, at the manual training auditorium Friday night, aims to showcase wholesome drama and raise funds for the Orange and Black annual. Prof Wilcox’s lecture on The Neglected Presidents of the United States moves to Monday March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Powers
America
Lend Powers School
Oratory and Expression
Boston
East Waterloo High School
Manual Training
Wilcox
W.C. Wilcox
Town State University
United States
Tearney Nominated for Alderman in Chicago Primary
Reports from the Chicago primary election yesterday indicate Albert R. Tearney, a Waterloo associate, was nominated for alderman on the Democratic ticket in the Third Ward. Concerns arise that Tearney's campaign duties could force him to relinquish his role as head of the Three-T League. Mick Kinsella lost in the Springfield commissioner race as the city adopts a new municipal government plan. Home made potato chips, Hartong's grocery.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Albert R.tearney
Jon
Tearney
Mick Kinsella
Springfield
Market News and Quotations From Lamson Bros. & Co
Market news summarizes analysts views on wheat and corn with remarks from B. Wilson, L. J. Schwabacher, Herris Winthrop, Bartlett Frazer, J.A. Edwards, J. T. McLaughlin, Sam Finney, W. A. Fraser, and J. F. Wright & Co. Weather outlook for several states, estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago, and closing prices for New York stocks, with data on hog, cattle, and sheep markets and major exchanges.
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Wilson
L. J. Schwabacher
Herris-Winthrop
Bartlett-Frazer
J.A. Edwards
J. T. McLaughlin
Sam Finney
W. A. Fraser
J. F. Wright & Co
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Ek Eee
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
American
Grain and Provisions Prices From Chicago March News
Chicago market notes grain and provisions with cash wheat and corn bids. No. 2 red and hard grades listed, prices around 874 to 898 for wheats, corns across No. 2 to No. 4 and white varieties, oats quoted No. 2 and No. 3 white. Prices appear as readouts with fractional updates and shifts across grades.
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A&i
N. S
Exports of Flour Break Records in February
Seattle February flour shipments set record highs with 263,68S barrels sent from Puget Sound to the Orient, surpassing boom era totals. Columbia river exports reached 47,336 barrels. Puget Sound shipments rose each month since last October, marking a sustained growth in the flour trade with the Far East.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound
Orient
Far East
Columbia River
Young Senior Boy Harold Hansen Buried Today
A heartfelt funeral for Harold Hansen of East Waterloo high school was held today. Services at his home and at First Lutheran Church, with Rev H Mueller delivering a bilingual sermon, were attended by the senior class, Sunday school members, and faculty. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery.
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Harold Hansen
East Waterloo High School
Mobile Street
First Lutheran Church
Maple and
High Streets
Hor
H. Mueller
Lutheran League of the Church
Anna Geyer
Zoli Hostetter
George Metcalf
Harold Schultz
Pall Bestera
Harold
W. S. Griffith
Town Talk: Postponed game and local notices
The W B C and West High basketball game for Friday is postponed to next Tuesday at the Y due to a debate. Jack Salmon shows slight improvement after a decline. his condition is critical. Rev A H Nheil is en route from Marble Rock to Oelwein conducting a revival. membership will reach about 200. Harvey Lohner, now in Washington forestry service, starts April 1. William Burne takes his place at Waterloo Saddlery. Mrs G W Hinkle travels to Evanston and Cleveland to visit ill relatives. moving day signals varied weather as families relocate for the season. Bologna at Hartong’s grocery.
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West High
A. H. Nheil
Waterloo
Marble Rock
Oelwein
Harvey
A. A. Lohner
Franklin Street
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Forestry Service
Civil Service
Lohner
Okanogan
Wash
West
William Burne
G. W. Hinkle
Evanston
Mr. Hinkie
Cleveland
Hinkle
Evening of Music at East Side Manual Training School
An evening of music will be held this evening at the East Side Manual Training School, free to all. The Socialist Quartette Concert Company closes the course with a program featuring James Teevan, David Linderholm, Ernst Arndt, and Wm. Scherr, all seasoned performers.
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East Side
Socialist Quartette
James Teevan
David Linderholm
Ernst Arndt
Wm. Scherr
Russia
Gathering Rubber in the Amazon Valley
The article describes large estate rubber production in the Amazon basin where a single owner operates vast forest tracts. Natives collect sap by tapping trees and smoking the milky fluid in clay jars to coagulate it. The process yields crude rubber with a dark appearance and children’s toys are fashioned by natives from cooled sap in clay molds.
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Amazon
Ome
New York Press
East High to Host Twin Basketball Games Saturday
East High School schedules two Saturday night games in the gym featuring its first and second teams against Waverly High School. Local basketball enthusiasts show strong interest in the outcomes.
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East High School
East High
Waverly High School
Belmont Death Trance Clairvoyant Ad at Tremont Hotel
An old advertisement proclaims Prof Belmont as a top clairvoyant and palmist offering guaranteed life, business, love, and fortune readings. It promises to reveal past, present, and future without questions, with 50 cent readings and same eventualities, dates, and places. Office hours listed at Tremont Hotel March 2 to 3.
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Belmont
Prof
Tremont Hotel
Merital Rheumatism Powders Offer Easy Remedy
A new preparation from the American Drug and Press Association claims to ease rheumatism with a special chemist formula. Marketed as the best known treatment for all forms, recommended by physicians and satisfied users. Available for sale through Henderson Drug Co. and association representatives.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
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East First Street
Ludwig Detective School
Weat Fourth Street
Home Park
Cedar River Park
St. Mom
Pariles
Society News
Curtiss
Carter Harrison
Nepublican
Charles FE. Mérriam
A. W. Beilfuss
William Mayhew
Democratic
Hur
Henry Stuckart
Francis D. Connery
Hartong’s
Linden
Hartong's
Arket
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Geo. E. Booth
Res
Marsh-Place
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Nativa
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York & Todd
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