Saloons to Reopen Tuesday In Waterloo
Liquor dealers plan to reopen about a dozen saloons at 7 am on Tuesday with special city council permits. Mayor R C Thompson convened a meeting. A C Wilford and C J Holden led permit filings for establishments at 719 Sycamore and 70% Sycamore. Additional applicants include Hankner Geret O Braley Franklin Callens Tos Oherndorf and Federspiel. Police officers may be hired by liquor dealers and a new blacklist is anticipated as permits are limited.
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Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
Thelerk
A. C. Wilford
C. J. Holden
Willford
Sycamore
Holden
Sycamore Street
A. J. Hankner
Fifth Street
Jacob Geret
T. O'Bra
Linnor
Peg O My Heart at the Waterloo Friday
Doris Moore stars in Peg O My Heart at the Waterloo next Friday March 5 with Alma Chester Helen Haskell Joseph Allenton Palham Lynton J Irving White and Fred Brur... Bruden as Jerre the nobleman in a cast drawn from top touring companies ensuring a banner engagement for the season.
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Les
Manchers
Peg O' My
the Waterloo
Doris Moore
Alma Chester
Mia
Chichester
Helen Haskell
Eilis
Joseph Allenton
Alaric
Palham Lynton
Christian Brent
J. Irving White
Montgomery Hawkes
Fred L. Brure- Tiden
Jerre
La Petite Revue Opens At Majestic Theatre
Will M Hough presents La Petite Revue with music by William B Friedlander at the Majestic tomorrow. It is his fourth mini musical for vaudeville this season and adds to a string of sixteen musical comedies with no reported failures by Hough and Adams.
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Will _M. Hough
William B. Friedlander
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Hough
Will M. Hough
Frank Adams
the Bey
Isle of Byng-Hone
Ioneymoon Trail
Starland
la Petite Revue
Will Hough
Peyer
Tailure
Aspire for High School Work County Education Report
County Superintendent Margaret Miers announces eighth grade exam results show boys outnumbering girls for the first time in Vedra. Despite earlier parity, teachers note improved handwriting and writing instruction as Iowa schools emphasize penmanship amid national copying trends.
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Margaret Miers
F Borg
Tveida
Myers
Mary
Black Hawk County
Childrat
Ayre Celal
Iowa
State University
Columbia University
Thirty Days on Vagrancy Charge
J Brown colored was jailed thirty days after pleading guilty to vagrancy. He is among a group of colored men told to find work or leave the city within ten days. Chief Leighton orders arrest of all vagabond pick ups not complying. Frank Ginn of Iowa Falls caused a shooting scare after obtaining a shotgun while intoxicated. He faced a $50 charge for drunkenness and discharging firearms. Jenvee Gordon pleaded guilty to street begging and received 30 days. Mrs Carrie Hunnemiller filed against H J Colgan for disturbing public quiet by striking a boy. hearing set for Saturday.
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J, Brown
Brown
Pottie Leighton
Frank Ginn
Iowa Falls
Waterloo
Aed Otter
Jenvee Gordon
I Isuilty
Carrie Hunnemiller
H. J. Colgan
Women urged to sew for alleviating charities
The Associated Charities calls all capable women to its store at Sixth and Franklin streets at 2 PM to sew and alter garments for the spring season. A seamstress will supervise the work as the charity expands to meet rising clothing needs.
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The
Associated Charities
Sixth
Anklin
Oldest Douglas settlers move to Chris Brinkman farm
Frederika March 2. Mr and Mrs Wm Nolty longtime Douglas township residents moved with their son and daughter to the Chris Brinkman farm eight miles from Waverly purchased last fall. They rented their farm to Mr Hill of Plainfield. Harry McConley and Clyde McConkey journeyed to Rochester Minn for a second operation after a rupture and abscess. Obituary: Feb 20 Fred Ager of Pine River Minn died after moving there with wife ten years ago to run a hotel. Born Aug 8 1858 in Cherry Valley Ill he married Belle Boyce 25 years ago. He suffered stomach cancer and asthma, buried Alcock cemetery after funeral in Frederika. He leaves widow four sisters and two brothers.
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Frederiks
Wmn. Nolty
Douglas Township
Chris Brinkman
Waverly
Douglas
Hill
Plainfield
Harry McConley
Clyde McConkey
Rochester
Minn
McCaney
Renold
H. I. Bodeker
Fred Ager
Pine River
Cherry Valley
Winnebago County
Belle Boyce
Mr. Ager
Frederika
Minnesota
Ager
Af. EH
Rev
Ward Smith
M. E
Gibbens
Greene
Alcock
Agerla
Manager Miller Hug Huggins under contract cloud at St Louis
St Louis March 2 Miller Hug Huggins manager of the St Louis Cardinals has not signed a new deal and is said to have serious trouble with owner Mrs Hathaway Britton over club management. Rumors float that Huggins may join the Feds switch clubs or retire while the magnates remain inscrutable.
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St. Louis
Miller Hugpink
St. Louis Cardinals
Local notices and obituaries from Clarksville area
March notes from Clarksville detail illnesses and family visits including Mrs Spellman aiding her sick father Tom Hunt and Mrs Ford Sinram confined to bed. Listings include reunions for Mrs Lester Atkinson, travel news of John Kinnotof and Pearl Lipps, and deaths of Mrs E G Fowler and Fred Nordman with funeral plans at a German church and Lynwood cemetery. Representative Atkinson hosts, WCTU talk by Harriet Winship, and a pen signing repeal of the mulet law presented to local women.
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Clarksville
Wm. Spellman
Ashley, Mant
Tom Hunt
Lester Atkinson
Minnesota
John Kinnetof
Mowbridge
M. D
Henry Crosby
Pearl Lipps of
Dougherty
Hereacher
J. E. Neal
Northfield
Minn
Art Goetell
The Bundles of Fortune and the Old Lady
An old woman wanders a country road with a net of bundles asking to leave one at each door. The generous man and skeptical wife take a bundle home, selling treasures found inside to survive. The bundles belong to the old lady who returns, teaching that fortune favors those who bear burdens unseen.
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Rey
Mitty
Brand
Tam Dame Farhi
McClure
New York City
Orchard News Roundup of Moves and Visits in March
Community notices describe Wm Baker visiting Charles City and Rudd to see his aunt, Dick Parrin relocating from Floyd to a new farm west of Orchard, and Jennie Lee hosting a dinner for the Bakers. Mrs Len Cutler of Osage and daughter join James Cutler’s family, while Arthur Hoel moves to Glen Basin, with several residents relocating to nearby farms and preparing for year ahead.
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Orchard
Wm. Baker
Charles City
Rudd
Joe Rush
Dick Parrin
Mondas
Floyd
Len Cutler
Osage
Reta Cutler
James Cutler
Arthur Hoel
Glenobasin
M. Blandin
Lee W. FL
Jennie Lee
E. PB. Foster
Mason
HB Foster
Abernethe
Doe Meyres
Minneapolis
Mer
Murphs
Win
Lodge
James Morse
H. Smith
Baker
Chairmont
Minn
Local Notices Roundup From Dumont Area
Rev H L Shaffer called to Cedar Falls as his father dies leaving services in charge with Rev Bosch to continue until Rev Shaffer returns. Bosch family visiting from Milwaukee with sister Mrs Held. Hisentrager moving to new home bought from Ada Loomis. Frank Shaffer, recently married, to run farm. Neighbors host party for Mr and Mrs Ferris before his transfer to Hampton. Hopke family returns from Kenawha to Dumont to farm. Adda Loomis of Waterloo visiting relatives and business interests.
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H. L. Shaffer
Cedar Falls
Held
Milwaukee
Hisentrager
Ada Loomis
Frank
Miss Slight
Harm Jurgent
Dumont
Minnesota
John Ferris
Ferris
Hampton
Hopke Hopkes
Kenawha
Fred
95YearOld Nancy Moody Dies at Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs. Nancy Moody, 95, died this morning at Presbyterian Hospital after arriving from Illinois about a week ago. Cause listed as old age with complications. Survived by two sons in the city and a daughter in Oelwein. another daughter Nancy Hankie had died weeks earlier. Remains sent to O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Parlors pending arrangements. Mock Trial notice appears in the ad.
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Nancy Moody
Presbyterian Hospital
Washington
Millinois
Oelwein
Nancy Hankie
O’keefe & Towne Undertaking
Quiet Dumont wedding ties two locals
Ruben Wearda and Miss Mary Dohlman wed quietly at the bride family home and plan to live on the Lumley Earley farm south of Dumont. German Reform Church bazar raises about 113 dollars with dinner and supper served in the town hall.
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Dumont
Ruben Wearda
W.wearda
Mary Dohlman
EB. Dohlman
Lumley-Earley Farm
Lovie Newberger
Clentine
John Springer
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Fred
Waterloo Is Again in Type The Workers Bulletin
The Seventh Day Adventists publish a Waterloo front page notice to acquaint members with the Chautauqua park camping grounds. The annual encampment will run ten days with at least 1200 delegates expected, written by A. R. Ogden, who helped arrange the grounds. Chas. Van Vieck of the Commercial club sent 106 illustrated Waterloo booklets to Adventist churches in Iowa.
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Workers” Bulletin
Seventh Day Adventists
Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
A. R. Ogden
Chas. van Vieck
Commercial Club
Ogden
Advent
Ist
Towa
A Sure Way To End Dandruff
A single site method claims to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of plain liquidation from a drug store to the scalp at night. Rub in gently. by morning most dandruff is gone and three or four more applications dissolve and destroy all signs. Itching stops and hair becomes fluffy lustrous and silky.
Six Years Struggle Ends in Happiness for Mrs Miller
Mrs H W Miller a respected Christian woman in Waterloo credits Dr Myers German specialist with ending six years of chronic stomach and intestinal pain after failed treatments. She praises his modern scientific approach, free initial consultation, reasonable charges and availability at 712 Sycamore Street Waterloo Town.
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H.W. Miller
Myers
H. J. Miller
Waterloo
Chicago
New York
Sycamore Street
Waterlow
Town
Wro
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