Waterloo City Briefs Present Local Society and Business News
Waterloo notices report visitors from Minneapolis and Charles City, real estate chatter, smallpox quarantine count, Shiels in California, and various club events. The Pythian Sisters meet with initiation, Masonic lodge and Sons of Veterans plan dances and thimble bees. Local firms note 5 cent coin demand and a Davis Buchly wedding in Santiago.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P
Pythian Temple
LaRue
Street Railway Company
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Helmet Lodge No. 89
Spm
Market News Prices on the New York Stock Exchange Heat Up
The March 10 close reports varied figures for several firms including Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison American Smelting Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Southern Railway Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern Erie Winds Central St Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda American Sugar and more with mixed price data across many issues.
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New York
Sock
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Bleu
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Ih Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Erie
Winds Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Anaconda
American Sugar
East Waterloo school election sees thirty seven votes cast
Thirty seven votes were cast in the East Waterloo school election up to 2 o'clock this afternoon. RB. R. Lichty and H. A. Boysen are candidates to fill two vacancies on the school board of directors, and a proposition is up to tax the district 25 000 dollars for school house purposes.
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East Waterloo
RB. R. Lichty
H. A. Boysen
Fairbank Diary Notes Edits New Editor and Local Affairs
Truitt takes over as editor of the Fairbank View after purchasing it last week. The item covers local arrivals, visits, deaths, church events, and community notices including lectures, lumber company interests, and farm wheat data.
Senate Focused On Organization For Senate Reorganization
Washington March 10 Organ ization work in the senate today drew bipartisan attention. The democratic steering committee began plans for democratic membership on large committees and full assignments were not expected to be completed today. The republican steering committee has arranged Republican committee memberships as the body works under current special sessions toward final reorganization.
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Washington
Senate
Library aides reassigned to cross‑train with other building
Miss Florence Dewey and Miss Mildred Hoffman, second assistant librarians serving the east and west juvenile departments, were temporarily transferred to align with the books in the other building and to familiarize them with the patrons. Saturday loans totaled 599 books, 387 from the east and 262 from the west.
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Florence Dewey
Mildred Hoffman
Thebrary East
Lbrary
Lbrary East
Hibrary West
Road Tax Bill Moves Toward Action this Week
Des Moines reports a 1 mill permanent road levy bill in committee with hopes to report to the legislature. A separate tax revision bill to create a state tax commission also faces hearings, while liquor, prison reform, and hog cholera serum measures loom for action this week.
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Des Moines
Senate
House
Bulkema
Sioux
Committee On Ways and Means
State Tax Commission
J. W. Johnson
Ed Hunter
Legislative Committee
Senate Committee On
McVicker
Friends of Reform
Jones
Jacobson
Jensen
Senate Committee On Agriculture Hi
Rot
Ames of
Tama
State College
State Veterinary Department
Remarkable Cure Confirmed by Patient Letter
Conrad Ia Nov 10 1910 Dr Wilbert Shallenberger Chicago Ill receives patient letter from Joseph Mishler describing ten years of uric acid and kidney trouble. After a course of treatment he claims cure and two years without care. Mishler says he is fine and offers to share details of his case.
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Conrad
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Ill
Joseph Mishler
Mishler
Odds May Defeat Wilsons Policies In Congress
Washington reports President Wilson confronts early discord in both chambers. Senate factions split among Progressive and conservative Democrats while House members express concern over the new majority as they organize for the session.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Christian Baish celebrated
The Baishes marked fifty years of marriage at their home two miles north of Waterloo on March 4 1913 in the presence of about 70 guests. They were married March 5 1863 in Naople and have since lived in La Porte City and Vernon township. Gifts included a marble clock and silverware set.
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Fairbank
L. D. Truitt
Fairbank View
Truitt
Victor
Warren
St. Paul
Frank McCuniff
Jesse Lyons
Independence
Minnie Agnew
Oelwein
Julia Higbee
Frank Hathaway
Duluth
Minn
Martha Minkler
Chas ‘Thompson
Ethel O'Day
Lillian Magee
Dunkerton
G. B. Ward
Neva Sawyer
Waterloo
J. A. Cochran
Ruth
Jesup
Michael McCuniff
John McCuniff
Daisy Ellis
Smith
Maude Hough
West Side
McCuniff
Our Town
Donahoe
C. A. Peddicord
S. A. Sylvester
Maynard
Sylvester Lumber Co
Maggie
Anna Duffy
Delwe
Marion Fisk
Fisk
Phillip Kraft
Ferndale
Mayme Shillington
F. W. Nichols
Fay Northrop
Christian Baish
Daniel Baish
la Porte City
Alton Baish
Freeman Huislet
Chas. Munson
Willard Baish
Perville
Vannie Verzox
Illinois
Br&o
Wilson urged reforms amid Senate turmoil and unrest
The passage describes friction over reform efforts and threats of revolt if not treated fairly. It notes President Wilson will advocate a solution to advance his policies and that Democratic senators feel humiliated and vow revenge over chamber organization.
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Wilson
Arms turned over to Mexican government after revolt
Vicente Segura a retired millionaire miner who bought arms in New Orleans to aid a revolt led by Felix Ding at Vera Cruz surrendered the supply shipments to the Mexican government. The government will deliver them to the federal army fighting rebels in the northern states.
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Mexico City
Mare
Vicente Segura
Minatador
New Orleans
Melix Ding
Vera Cruz
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Buchanan
Fred Beppler
Minneapolis
J. M. Burny
Charles City
Geo. E. Lichty
Boston
Dntess
Hope C. Martin
California
Robert Obele
Lafayette Street
George Cone
Sarah Jenkins
Henry Jackson
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Fred Hohl
A. F. Tunis
John R. Kerr
Thomas Hayden
Alexander Kerr
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Denver Mint
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Co
C. B. Davis
Margaret Buchly
Santiago, Cal
Davis
First Street West
Masonic Dancing Club
Masonic Temple
Waterloo Lodge
Frances Schiel
Josephine Schiel
J. B. Clay
Cedar Falls
Seventh Street West
Paul Ogle
St. Francis Hospital
United States Agricultural Department
Mia
Nessie Faulkner
C. Faulkner
Library Notes
McBurney
Paris
America
Missouri
Pine County
Minnesota
Minnesota Land Co
Stillwater, Minn
Ijowa Dairy Separator Co
Thompson Ave
West Ard St
Black Hawk Fruit & Commission Co
Trummel Hotel
FLO
Wantei
Andress Hox
West Loth St
Korsall
Statnober Sr
West Fourth Street
Jutine Bauer
Baechman
Mulberry St
Jand Pany
Jefferson
Commercial National Bank
Joy McNeal
Carpenter
Janesville, la
West 3Rd Ave
Im. B. Neff
4Th St
Black & Garrabrant
R. 1
Courier
Jay Horsley
Saulte Ste. Marie
Michigan
State Loan Co
East 4Th St
Kohl
Roooma
West 3Rd St
Sayle
Uegal Auto
Bridden & Sherratt
Waverly
Betrami County
iMinn
Hoffman Land Co
Dike Ja
Andrew C. Tyler
Whitney Point
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