Cherries Complain About Ill Treatment At Performances
The Cherry Sisters appealed to Judge Caldwell for protection against unwanted gifts by audiences at performances. The judge referred the matter to police and promised protection. J Jolly Jones manager of Crystal Theater reported apples being thrown at performers last evening. authorities pledged protection.
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Cherry Sisters
Caldwell
J. Jolly Jones
Crystal Theater
Cherries
Evening of Fun for Church Men
The First Presbyterian men plan a Dutch Irish Italian party at John W. Rath's Fifth Street East home tonight with Dutch lunch Irish stories and lively blends. Everyone is urged to share a funny tale or be fined. The mood aims to banish the blues and celebrate good cheer. Also noted Ruef faces 14 year federal sentence in San Francisco as he heads to prison.
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First Presbyterian Church
John W. Rath
Fifth Street East
St. Patrick
Ireland
Wanted Man and Women Ads in Waterloo Iowa Area
Classified notices include a wanted man for general farm work around mid March with address Lock Box 416 Waterloo Iowa. A wanted good girl for general housework for Mrs John Andrews 107 West Seventh St. Also a rent notice for two unfurnished rooms around April 1 apply J Marsden 121 East St. Lost a silver hand bag at Congregational church last night. return to 724 W Park Ave reward. For rent a nicely furnished room 518 W Second St. For sale Lot 14 Bik 4 Forest Park make offer address Hox 131 Marion Iowa. Lost black hog weight around 250 pounds. finder call private exchange No 25 Galloway Mfg Co ask for C A Shepard. For sale single harness cheap inquire C G Sweitzer phone 2629 Blue. Wanted good conscientious shoe salesman aged 18 to 26 with handwritten application. require work experience and salary expectations. address G W HL care Courier.
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Congregational Church
Park Ave
Remains of E. Cain Brought Home for Funeral
Hudson remembers E. Cain with funeral services held in the local Brethren church. Rev. C. M. Pierce led the rites after Cain died of pneumonia. interment followed in Hudson cemetery. Attendees included family from Mason City, Clear Lake, and Waterloo, with many local residents present.
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Hudson
Gladys ‘Washburn
Waterloo
E. Cain
Great Western
Lavina
Mont
Brethren
C. M. Pierce
Hudson Cemetery
W. G. Strayer
Dike
Aubrey Nicholson
Earl Watters
Thomas Loonan
Hubert Loonan
Sioux Falls
Benson Crownover
Oelwein
East Waterloo High Reports First Six Weeks End
Students at East Waterloo High received end of first six weeks reports with grades G M P F noted as outcomes. Girls and Boys Christian associations meet after school as Miss Christie and Miss Goodrich rooms host Bible lesson and discussion led by Supt. A W Chamberlin on chapter seven. A separate item reports Victor Claire of Palma Mich arrested in Salt Lake City on a warrant accusing murder and train holdup near Ogden in January.
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East Waterloo
Girls' Christian Association
Christie
Mount Clemens
Mich
Victor Claire
Palma
Salt Lake City
Ogden
More Grain Than Usual On Farms Across States
The government crop report shows wheat on farms March 1 at 179,690,000 bushels or 25.8 percent of the 1930 crop, with corn at 1,265,634,000 bushels or 40.5 percent of the 1910 crop. Oats and barley figures follow, noting merchantable portions and regional ship-out rates, while church notices in Waterloo report Rev. Banj H Ward to speak at 608 Commercial Street with services and graveside tributes to Mrs. Thomas Blake and other mourners.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Waterloo
Ovens
Wellington
Aristos
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Banj. H. Ward
Baptist Church
Belle Plaine
F. K. Ward
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Mission
Commercial Street
Last Rites For Mrs Matthews
The funeral for Mrs. E. G. Matthews was held yesterday afternoon at 2 from the late home at 1220 Washington Street. C. W. Ross of Kansas City spoke of her work with Believers Gathering in the Name of the Lord and her role in gospel outdoor meetings. Her life was described as a Christian example and her favorite hymns were sung.
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E. G. Matthews
Washington Street
C. W. Ross
Kansas City
Lumber Resources Not So Poor in Inland Empire
Spokane March 8 Statistics from A. W. Cooper of the Western Pine Manufacturers association show Inland Empire has a standing timber supply enough for 17 million cottages or to house over half the U S and Canada. Four hundred mills with capacity 3 billion tea cut 1 463 million feet or 60 000 cake of lumber in 1910, vs 11 250 000 000 feet in 1909. Mill value about 21 million, 14 million paid in labor, railroads paid six million for hauling, stumpage valued at 3 million. About 110 million invested, working capital 25 to 30 million. One hundred thousand directly supported, 20,000 employed 800 days a year. E M Storm returns from Dubuque and Des Moines on business. It Depends Do you think a man should take wives into his confidence regarding business affairs If he isn't making any money the cautionary reply.
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Spokane
Wash
A. W. Cooper
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Inland Empire
United States
Canada
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