Black Hawk Bank Moves to New Quarters in Grand Building
The Black Hawk National bank will move from its temporary HQ at 535 Commercial Street to new ground floor and basement quarters in an eight story building at Commercial and Fourth streets. Finishes include white and birds eye marble and mahogany with steel vaults. The move aims to speed operations. doors, galleries, and private offices are described along with women's lobby and barber shop amenities. The bank’s growth since 1903 is noted, with deposits surpassing one million.
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Black Hawk National Bank
Commercial Street
Commercial
Fourth Streets
Waterloo
Iowa
Fourth Street
Savings Department
Mosler
Savings Deposit Vault
Black Hawk
F. W. Powers
D. J. Wilson
D. W. Crease
F. F. McElhinney
A. E.glenny
C. Y W. Knoop
E. A
McElhinney
Easter Fashion and Spring Number Preview in Waterloo
A MERCUANE PRINCE showcased in Waterloo as WE invites readers to watch the Easter Fashion and Spring issue in the upcoming Saturday edition of the Evening Courier. The notice promotes the paper’s fashion feature and signals a local stylist or designer highlight for the weekend edition.
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Waterloo
Waterloo merchant prince features in Easter fashion number
In Waterloo, a prominent local merchant prince is highlighted in the Easter fashion and Spring number of the Day's Eve Courier. The feature showcases his business influence and stylish enterprise in broad daylight.
Black Hawk National Bank grows with Waterloo support
Dr W Powers leads as active vice president while bank deposits rise by about 250000 in a year. Since 1903 the bank has expanded from 125000 capital to 160000 stock, with surplus 43783.80 and assets expanding toward 2000000 including new eight story building. Slogan Bank of Stability and Progress adopted. city credit extends to worthy establishments. recent site sale of 40000 and remodelling costs noted.
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BW. Powy Eye
Black Hawk National Bank
Knoop
Frunch
Black Hawk National
United States
J. F. McElhinney
MceElhinney
Waterloo
Charles W. Knoop
F. W. Powers
Bank of Stability and Progress
Comptroller of the Treasury
Osee S
U. S&s
Fourth Streets
Black Hawk Building Company
Wawk National Bank
Bold burglar steals Oliver typewriter in Delaware county
A bold thief in Manchester stole an almost new Oliver typewriter No 227540 valued at 80 dollars. The Delaware county sheriff alerted local police to watch for a stranger with a matching machine, noting the number appears in three places and would be hard to remove.
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Manchester
Oliver
Delaware County
Waterloo Merchant Prince Earns Noted Title
A businessman in Waterloo gains wide recognition as a merchant prince for his notable trade leadership and community impact within the city.
Standpat Club Heads Iowa Pledge of Support
Des Moines March 1 standpat politicians at the good roads convention formed a statewide organization endorsing Taft and the admin istration while denying plans to back standout candidates. J A Devitt of Mahaska eyed for attorney general amid four progressive Republicans in the field.
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Des Moines
Lavery
Taft
J. A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
George Cosson
Guy A. Feely
J. R. Fraley
W. T. Chantland
Devitt
Sixth Congressional District
Republican State Central Committee
Supreme Judgeship
M. A. Roberts
Ottumwa
Supreme Court
Ed. EB. Hart
Laws
H. G. Garimer
J. L. Waite
F. D. Lette
O. B. Courtright
Dr. Bowen
B. G Penrose
2. Rominger
James G. Berryhill
J. F. Bryan
D. G. Stuart
P. Connor
Senator Hogan
Seventy Five at Laymen's Banquet Meeting in Waterloo
Seventy five men of the First Baptist Brotherhood and others in the laymen's Missionary movement attended a supper and meeting at the First Baptist church. James Black presided and Rev Titus Lowe spoke on The Call of the Unevangelized. The Davenport presenters outlined Davenport laymen's convention plans for April 1-3. Waterloo delegates urged, possibly two coachloads.
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First Baptist Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
James Black
Waterloo Lawmen's Missionary Movement
Black
Titus Lowe
Cedar Falls
P. K. Atkinson
Davenport
Coleman
Waterloo
BYR Tas
Waterloo merchant prince dominates market scene
Waterloo’s business figure known as the master merchant prince seizes attention in the Evening Courier. The prominent trader, termed master maner in local vernacular, extends influence across commerce circles and daily trade.
Hold-Outs Hit Cruikshank Case In Har rington Pact
Three hold outs glare at manager Boyle in Cruikshank negotiations. N Cruikshank demands higher pay, Buckholtz from Mansfield seeks more money but may recover for tryouts, and Leard from Chattanooga hesitates as New York State league teams show interest. Warrington transfer finally received signaling settling transfers for the catcher.
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Boyle
N. Cruikshank
Buckholtz
Mansfield, C
Leard
Chattsnooga
Ike
East
Lewis Starts On Way To Chicago After Escape Or Delusion
A young man named Lewis, who believed a darkey and his wife sought to kill him, was sheltered at the M. Cline home near Sans Souci park and then sent toward Chicago after being taken into custody by Sheriff Shores Saturday night. He has a childhood head injury causing intermittent delusions of pursuit by evil men, and last night he persisted that the colored pair would dissect him alive.
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Lewis
Darkey
Cline
Sans Souci Park
Sheriff Shores
Chicago
Sermon Delivers Three Paths To Happiness By Christ
Jurge Audence hears Mr Beeman outline three essentials of happiness from Jesus. Purity of heart grants sight of God, toil gives worthy purpose, and faith in Christ promises lasting success. Sunbeam Chorus performs as audience responds with conviction. next sermon titled Will Christ Deliver from Temptation.
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God
Merchant Franchise Ties With Waterloo Business
A Waterloo based merchant franchise is reported in the Evening Courier as expanding its operations. The piece notes ongoing business activity and local trade implications for the town's market.
Inter rupted Honeymoon and Across the Plains at Jewel Theatre
Essanay presents An Interrupted Honeymoon a big comedy hit noted for non stop laughter. Biograph offers In Old California Tornia with familiar humor. Selig screens Across the Plains praised as a pinnacle western feature with special music. great action throughout.
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Essanay
Essanay Company
Biograph
Cali
Tornia
Erjerrboedy
Noif Cea
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Black Hawk Bank
New Quarters
Joriows
Chamberlain
Aackson Heads
Hes Moines
Brown
Buggyman Brown
East Side Coe
Warren Brown
Buggy Brown
Carl
Charles Brown
West Side
Young Crockeryman Brown
Opera House
Brown Warde Hardware Brown Rube Groceryman
Brown Dave Travelingman
Oscar Railroad Brown
L. E. Park
Nat'l Bank
Cruikshank
Rington
Peck
Warrington
Muskogee
Okla
Trasfer
Ghai
Jurge Audence
Mr. Beeman
and Sunbeam Chorus
Jesus
Jong
Luxtury
Christ
Henry van Dyke
Kirk
Lfe
Wangler Bros
4Th St
Berkling
Hdn
Wachtell, Kramer, Schiel
Popp-Forbes
Jewel Theatre
West
the Jewel
West Fourth Street
Atm
Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
W. ©. Logan
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