Temperance Men Plan a Banquet in Two Weeks
The Business Men's Temperance Association prepares for its annual banquet with about 1,000 stockholders. Committee includes J. W. Arbuckle and Rev. W. J. Sandford. For the first time ladies are invited as stockholders may bring wives. W. R. Jameson reports stock between 40 and 50 thousand dollars. Knights of Pythias hall to host with seating for 440. reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Temperance Association
J. W. Arbuckle
Rev. W. J. Sandford
S. B. Reed
Waide Brown
J. E. Bragdon
W. R. Jameson
Assojen
TIS
Foren
Foloware
Aetion
UL Ta
Bal Togs
W. RL Jameson
AL W
Hathbertin
W. St. Howell
Stephen Ferguson
Charles Wasson
A. BK. Burgess
WR. Jameson
Knights of Pymias Hell
West Waterloo Schools Attendance Rises by 33 in Month
Waterloo West school authorities report a total attendance of 2 453 students across all buildings for the past month, a gain of 33 from the prior month. By building figures show Whitker 435 Edison 373 Emerson 351 Central 436 Washington Irving 208 and the high school including eighth grade 495.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wese High
Waterloo West
Whitker
Edison
Bi Emerson
Lowell
Central
Washington Irving
New York Names First Woman Receiver in Property Fight
New York, March. Mrs. Carol Truax, widow of Supreme Court Justice Charles Truax, has been appointed by Justice Gavegan as receiver of apartment house property on Lenox Avenue. Believed to be the first case in the state where a woman is appointed receiver for property she did not own. She is a graduate of a law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carolline Truaxy
Supreme Court
Justine Charles Truax
Justice Gavegan
Lenox Avenue
Ths
Callis
Tom Malcom to Join Police Department
Tom Malcom, long time Hoek Island special agent, passed the civil service examination Friday and will be sworn into the city police Monday. He previously served with the department and will begin with general duties, assisting in residence district patrols amid a reduced force and renewed vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Malcom
Hoek Island
Uip Polices Department
Malem
HIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY FOR EVAS PARSONA
Relatives surprised Mrs Eva Parsona on her fifty second birthday at Gienna street yesterday. Pink and white theme with a three course luncheon. Daughters of Mrs Parsons served the meal. Out of town guests included Mrs EH Henderson of Des Moines and Hazleton residents Mrs George Russell and children Floyd and Gladys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Parsona
Leo Jameson
George Russell
Parsons
EH. E. Henderson
Des Moines
Floyd
Gladys
Hazleton
Leo. Jameson
Dorothy
Independence
Hdiloital from February Advertis og & seviieg Mien
February advert shows a local hospital ad service, highlighting offerings and contact details for community health care. The notice lists services available, with emphasis on accessibility and patient care options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdiloital
Og & Seviieg Mien
Vacant houses filling rapidly in Waterloo migration surge
Twelve families moved into Waterloo this week from various parts of the state and beyond as rents rise back toward former levels. The influx follows March moving trends and seasonal shifts, with owners seeking tax coverage and returns, and includes new residents such as John Roebuck and Huber at diverse addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John Roebuck
Lin- 3
Pant
Independence
Huber
Falls Avenues
Florence McEwan
Piftle
Washington
A. Bahn
Fourth West
J. M. Baport
Alta Vista Avenue
Ry Ll. Jones
Edwards
LM. Brong
Kingsley
A.C. Fox
Vines W
City in Brief: Local Movements and Notices
In city news, skilled optical service set to open at Geihanans. Miss Jessie Shields of Nashvate on business in the city. James Gardiner transacted business in Reinbeck. May S. Bunto visited Marshadtown. Miss Uoreda Coote of Waverly visiting Miss Alice Lawrence at the Humuinel hole. Grace Goen of Independence visits A C Smith home. Arthur H. Stull of Union MUI confined by illness. Miss Ida Doppler recovering after St Francis operation. Loren Risk reached Waterloo after eight hours and twenty minutes wait. Flour market shows a slight slump with price down per sack and per barrel. Estate of H. E. Casner: administrator to settle with life insurance company for $1124.02. Dr H E Weigert to Chicago for Sunday with family music lessons. Wilbur J. Clapp in Des Moines preps for October missionary conference. Mrs A G Woon returns to Iowa Falls after visit. Mrs Bennett ill at 216 Fremont. School consolidation debate postponed due to bad roads. Two more people quarantined for scarlet fever. Laverne Gibeant and Elizabeth and Phill Schneider new patients. Company EH Fifty third regimental inspectors invite Sons of Veterans families to Army hall next Thursday. Travel to Pacific exposition drawing inquiries about rates and routes. Butter market unchanged in Waterloo. A humorous exchange joke about hair and a public school founder noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Gibeant
Third Avenue West
Elizabeth and
Phill Schneider
Smith Streal
Company EH
Fifty Third Regiments
N. G
the Armaty
Crop Improvement Association Gains National Notice in Vermont
Vermont officials report wide attention to Blackhawk county crop association work. Inquiries pour from across the United States about organization, management, and success. Leavith Johnson Bank figure Frank Warner linked to the effort. Barre Savings funds and Washington county farmers chair Howland drive local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhank County
Crop Improvement Association
United States
Frank Warner
Leavith & Johnson Bank
F. G. Howland
Washington County
Vermont
Rockford
Fort Dodge
Cambridge
Commercial Club
Albion
Neb
South Dakota
Rockwell City
Iowa
Trade conditions mixed in Dun's Weekly Review
New York March 6 R G Dun Co reports mixed business conditions with total transactions below recent years. Textile distributors buy in small lots for immediate needs while stockpiling remains low. Shipbuilding active and autos selling. coal improving but bituminous outlook unsatisfactory. Exports remain heavy with a US trade balance near 20 million in the last week of February and 411 million over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co.s
United States
Atlantic
Changes in Foreign Transactions Versus Merchandise Trends
The report notes shifts in favor across the entire aggregate of foreign transactions rather than merchandise alone. Bank clearings for the week totaled 3 114 331 717, down 1.2 percent from the same week last year. Weekly commercial failures reached 478, against 50 a year ago. in Canada, failures were 4 and 8 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Louisianans Clash in Fatal Race Riot
Report from Shreveport Kansas indicates a fatal race riot near Homer La. where one white person was killed. Tensions rose after a Bailey family incident ignited widespread unrest in the surrounding neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Homer
Bailey
Bum Concertina Betrays Fugitive in St Louis Capture
Pinkerton detectives traced a fugitive guitarist with a concertina who played Tipperary with bad notes. Joe Janieszewski, wanted in Steger Illinois for bank theft, was identified after a St Louis cabaret crowd booed his performance. He fled Feb 6 with a pass book and $219, leading to his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Janieszewski
Tipperary
St. Louis
Joe
Pinkertan
Loftus and Moran
Detective Bureau
Steger
William Galutz
Chicago Savings Bank and Trust Company
Galutz
Pinkerton Detective Agency
West Side
Dayton
Ohio
Coldwater
Mich
Sts. Louis
Multi Law Repeal In No Danger Des Moines March 6
Des Moines reports Governor Clarke and Attorney General Cosson doubt the Clarkson bill’s repeal of code supplement sections can be invalidated. Rogers claimed the 1913 supplement might not exist as published, but officials argued the repeal could still apply to the enrolled bill. Cosson noted complexities of the supplement’s status and emphasized the index’s separate role, while warnings about legal challenges linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarke
Cosson
Rogers
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Jed
Conson
Newell
Code Commission
Viennese Women Promote Corn Bread Making
A Vienna committee led by the mayor's wife opens a public kitchen to teach corn bread making. The mayor orders recipes printed on streetcar tickets, billboards plastered with corn bread formulas, and grocers to distribute samples. Hungarian and Romanian corn supplies are abundant, yet Austrians have rarely used it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Haa Waderaken
Hungary
Romania
Foot Bridge Pass and Horse Power on Cedar Rapids Line
A fragment notes a white metal check from the era of horsepowered Waterloo streetcar service and describes a Cedar Rapids foot bridge pass in use around 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad in Green Bay
An advertisement proclaims Foley Cathartic Tablets ease tiredness fullness and indigestion without griping and with quick reliable relief. Mr L L Levy of Green Bay Wisconsin endorses them as the finest laxative he has used and notes they are wholesome and health giving. Sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Green Bay
Wis
All Drug
Iste
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Avidow Ge Dustl Kos
Mes
Caroline Truax
Police Department
Hirthday
AR. B. Dickmann's
Denver
Etley
Roger Babson
Ife
Ford
Husineeskik
Mareh
Giehanan’s
Jessie Shields
Nashvate
James Gardiner
Reinbeck
May S. Bunto
Marshadtown
Uoreda Coote of
Waverly
Alice Lawrence
Humuinel Hole
Grace Goen
A. C. Smith
Second Street West
Arthar H. Stull
Union Mui Company
Ida Doppler
St. Francis Hospital
Loren Risk
New Hampton
H. E. Casner
H. E. Weigert
Wilbur J. Clapp
The
Laymen's Missionary Movement
A. G. Woon
Iowa Falls
A. S. Bennett
Wit Rath
Wain, HL
Miss Vane
Son
Miss Speitz
Miss Speth
Harrow
Lyon
Sica
George I
England
R. Capablanca
FJ. Marshall
Starta
Edouard Lasker
Berlin
A. Kupchik
Crop Association
Dunn's Weekly Review
Bum" Concertina
Nal
Schuneman
Waterloo Retail Adv’t
Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Advertising Club of
Waterloo Evening Courier and
Waterloo College of Chiropractic and Naturopathy
School OF Quality
Middle West
College and Sanatorium
Riehl Street
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