Waterloo School Elections Eye Funds and Building Needs
Waterloo voters face two school elections next Monday. In Waterloo west no bond issue, but a 10 mill school fund levy is recommended to ease crowded conditions and boost efficiency. Board members C T Wilson Austin Burt and O Lamson seek re-election along with B Swisher. Voting occurs in the vacant room at Fourth and Jefferson all day. In Waterloo east voters may approve 30 000 for school house work while equal suffrage excludes director names. Candidates J Warbuckle F C Sage and Charles Fish seek re‑election. a potential dark horse may enter. Balloting will be at the manual training building Mulberry and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
C. T. Wilson
Austin Burt
O. Lamson
B. ¥. Swisher
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Man-ay
Waterloo East
J. Warbuckle
F. C. Sage
Charles Fish
Manual Training
Mulberry and
Sixth Streets
Osage News in Brief: Local Moves and Matters
In Osage on March 2 Fred Hatch visited relatives in Livermore. Roy Gay and Floyd Laughlin drove to Chicago with cattle. Miss Christiansen of Rock Falls went to Rochester to help care for Mrs. Jenson’s hospitalized child. Mrs. Jenson returns to Rock Falls. Mrs. Growden returns to Iowa Falls after weeks visiting her son John. Mr. and Mrs. Winship visited in Owatonne Minnesota. Mrs. Walter Angell and Howard of Burr Oak township were weekend visitors at the Benedict home. Judson Barth visited Rock Falls to see cousin Burich. Mr. Funk sold 80 acres northeast of town with buildings to Mr. Arp for 125 dollars per acre. Beschtas of Howard South Dakota spent time at the Rand home en route to Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Fred Hatch
Livermore
Roy Gay
Floyd Laughlin
Chicago
Miss Christiansen
Rock Falls
Oltman
Rochester
Jenson
Growden
Iowa Falls
John
Winship
Owatonne
Minn
Parental Winship
Walter Angell
Master Howard
Burr Oak Township
Byron Benedict
Judson Barth
Big Cousin
Local Happenings and Notices From Eagle Center
Eagle Center March 2. Mr Peter Weber of Harper Indiana visits his son John and family. Joe Maynard returns from Rehova Minnesota and will work for Joe Greany. Mr and Mrs John Gill were in Waterloo for business. Wu Schneider moves to farm vacated by J Dack. P E Bromenschenkel and a shy move to Waterloo. Mrs Peter Rosauer visits Waterloo relatives. Mrs Jacob Schaefer returns from Missouri after brother Chris Amphar’s death. Clyde Wills dies at 11:30 with services in Yoytan home then burial in Independence. More saloon permit filings noted. New resident O R Jones from Seaton joins Iowa Life Insurance in Waterloo. Type metal composition noted. The doll mentioned as an ancient Roman child’s toy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Peter Weber
Harper
John
Joe Maynard
Rehova
Minn
Joe Greany
John Gill
Waterloo
Wu. Schneider
J. Dack
P. E. Bromenschenkel
Peter
Clyde
A. W. Wills
Denver
Airs
N. L. Boylan
Cutler Street
Boylan
Yoytan
Independence
Nicholas Heas
Griswold
McClusky
Hawkeye Highway
Hazel Bender
Goffry Miller
EB. P. Sarles
East Hawley Street
Osceola Pooler
Chicago
Dora Norton
Pooler
Rowley
F. H. Bennert
Jesup Drug Company
H. Biehle
Des Moines
Presbyterian Choir
Marjorie Marsh
Theodore Moyuing
William Amfahr, Jr
Peter Schmidt
Louisiana
Amfahr
Jacob Shafer
Bank Opera House
F. R. Place
C. Roberts
R. de Bordner
A. B. Laird
Negro Preacher Buried After Sudden Waterloo Death
The Rev G H Burks 68 a retired African Methodist preacher and Civil War veteran died suddenly at Yola Kansas after a brief illness. He lived in Waterloo since October with his daughter Mrs C R Cheatham and was active in the local church. Survived by widow and son L L Burks of Paducah KY funeral planned at African Methodist church with G A R assistance and burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Burks
The
Gospel of the African Methodist Church
Yola
Kan
Waterloo
Paducah
C. R. Cheatham
Rich Street
Burks
Kentucky
Kentucky Regiment
Cheatham
L. L. Burks
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
I. W. Bess
Fairview Cemetery
Town Talk at Cedar Falls Empress Theatre Visit
Mr and Mrs J L McClinton proprietors of the Empress theatre at Cedar Falls visited Waterloo with friends this afternoon. Wm Corcoran and John Hummel of Oskaloosa called on Waterloo friends this morning with the Fitzgerald brothers. C O Hummel travels to Los Angeles on business and will join Mrs Hummel there before they return east together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McClinton
Empress Theatre
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Wm. Corcoran
John Hummel
Oskaloosa
Fitzgerald Brothers
C. O. Hummel
Los Angeles
Janesville Notes Include Death and Moving Day
In Janesville on March 2 H H Pippert moved by cot to Will Jennings home as his residence was sold. William A Shaffer, 62, died of lung congestion. widow and children survive. services held at Washington Chapel. Will Rundles settled in. Aquila Walker holds fort in old stone house amid pending litigation. Many relocations and new moves as residents scatter to farms and other homes. Masonry degree awarded to Will Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
H. H. Pippert
Will Jennings
California
William A. Shaffer
Bertha Hursh
Shaffer
Washington Chapel
Will Rundles
Aquila Walker
Stone House
Ed Hodges
Sunderlin Place
Aubrey Lyon
Bride
Stine Farm
Steve Holmes
Clarence Shepard
Stiles Place
Andy Decker
Albert Winner
Will
Cullen Bryant
Minn
Cullen
Fred Pattee
Harry Corwin
Minneapolis
Will Myers
Jesup News Highlights Local Social and Civic Notes
Mr and Mrs Jays Uohl visited Waterloo while Max Hertzburg of Broken Bow Neb arrived for a two week stay with relatives. Arnold Brothers plan stock move to J M Barrer store April 7. Box social at Hawkeye Highway schoolhouse Friday. Gloves stolen from barn. two youths arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Murch G
Jays Uohl
Waterloo
Matt Cramer
Max Hertzburg
Broken Bow
Neb
Nxt
M.N. True
California
F. Reid
Ruth
Dubuque
Anary
A. Hashing
M. Strain
Masonville
Manchester
Arnold Brothers
J. M. Barrer
Mildred Johnson
Independence
Inez Hohl
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
A. L. Dickinson
Clifford Comfort
Rose Garner
8. J. Fox
Nephtha
C. Cook
Emily Bennett
East Main Street
Bennett
Salem
Ore
E. Walker
G. Lowery
Willis Eck
West Young Street
C. Bowery
Daniel Stoner
B. L. Miller
Mra
F. Y
Bernart
Picnic Draws Record Crowd at Los Angeles Park
The large event, billed as the Josya State society picnic, drew an estimated 45,000 attendees from within fifty miles of Los Angeles. About 5,000 cars filled park streets while crowds thronged lawns. Highlights included a noon dinner, an afternoon program, a college reunion, and numerous veteran reunions with Col. D. J. Palmer as guest of honor. Speakers included former Vice President Fairbanks, ex-Governor Frank Jackson of Iowa, and Judge Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wastlake Park
Josya State Society
California
D. J. Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Viece
Fairbanks
Frank Jackson
Iowa
Wilbur
Association
Spring program at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church outlines activities for the coming months. March events include an annual election of superintendent and officers, a Ladies' Aid reading by Lenora Shanewise, and a church handshaking social. A budget canvass is set for March 14. April features Rabbi Joseph Cohan speaking on the Hebrew Question, a congregational meeting with a church supper, and a Sunday School Institute from April 11 to 18. May hosts Rev AG Gabelein delivering sermons and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Buudayache
Ladies' Aid Society
Lenora Shanewise
Joseph Cohan
Holy Land
AG. Gabelein
Our Hope
America
Delver
New York Produce Market Report March New Prices
New York market data shows butter weaker with receipts of 8 045 tubs pall 32 cts for firsts 30 cts for seconds 27 30. Cheese steady with 683 boxes on hand state whole milk held special index 113. Begs steady and rereints at 22 21 20. Poultry firm with western chickens 15 154 fowls 18Turkeys 15 17 dressed 14 174 fresh fowls 14 174 turkeys 13 214 western roasting chickens frozen 17 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Classified Fragments From A Northern City Ad Page
Junked OCR listing rental offers including for rent rooms and houses at 508 Washington and other addresses. Notices seek single men workers for part time positions, a few wanted boarders and roommates, plus lost watch and chain with owner contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wantiyt-took War's hors eager. Serespul Hane lane, ub anid Moa.
Cal Hub Alexander, B14 Rawk. TUL TV ob Ath Br, Por Sal -Parin ad action, 6b will Kel at public another on the farm known on the Tay Lehind plage, miles east of Cedar Halls, on the Cees Yar Walla nnd Waterloo road, north wide of the river, at 2 a'touk Munday, Murrl Ti, 40 The HW, 4 at the W. dof the 8, Hy 4 See. B-Pwp, $9, 1 V8, 'Thina one of the heat 40 A, in Ulack otinwk o county. Bhuck loan with clay and gall EL UB Chupin, owner Col. J. W Lord, Aue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ub Anid
Cal
Alexander
Tay Lehind Plage
Cedar Halls
Cees
Yar Walla Nnd
Waterloo Road
Touk Munday
Ulack Otinwk
Chupin
Col. J. W Lord
Aue
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Carney
M. Jackman
A. L. Milsap
Fourth Street
Wm. Kascht
Fifth Street
R. Jones
Seaton, It
Walter P. Jensen
Prospect Hills
Iowa Life Insurance, Company
Rome
Guy Dubois
Joe Peltz
R. Leffler
Lafayette Street
Tim
Metz
Vaughan Implement Company
Towa
Athy
Vagaban
Cour l
Ginowi
Clan
Jtkdetoek
Vavighan Implement Company
Coni
Sas
Crat
Viaughate
Vagdat Tniptensety Company, Cour
Sts
Heors
VT House
Ott East Side
Wort Aide
Vatgian Traptermesnt Company
Rooimers and
Boardturs
Nolte Baking
Modern House
Lafayette
Phone 365
Watch and Chain
Geo. A. Scott
Soap Sale
Boston
Sycamore Street
Great Song Book Distribution
Patriotic
Mme
de Clenere
Frances Alda
Matzenaur
Marie Reppold
Alessandro Bono
Leo Slenzak
Maurica Renaud
G. Mario Sammarco
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scott
Mary Garden
Linn Cavatteri
Otto Goritz
Andrea de Segurala
Albert Retna
Olive Frematad
Louise Homer
Frieda Hampel
Gerville Raache
Orville Harrold
Ricardo Martin
Amadeo Bassi
Florence Constantino
Htoma Calves
Anrico Caruso
Euma Eames
Charley Dalmores
Pagquie Amato
John McCormack
Ruffo
Rita Bornia
Herbert Witherspoon
Adelina Patti Besie Ablett
Enitia Trentini
Ben Bolt
Bingo
Blue Bells
Scotland
Bohunkus
Campbells
Columbia
Etin
Ourby
Joan Dacling
Nellie Gray
Evalinn
Dixie Land
Douglas
Awkins
Memlory
Wrati c
Town
Caruso
Leo Slezak
Mme. Matzenauer
Emma Destinn
Mme. Alda
Maggie Teyte
Alma Gluck
Farrar
Scotti
Weigert
Auiench
Wehigert
Nooms
First National Bank
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