Organist Runkel to Perform in Princeton Tonight
Kenneth E. Runkel Grace M E church organist travels to Princeton New Jersey Friday to give a full organ recital at First Baptist Church. The recital marks the fate of the Grace church organ recently sold and to be replaced in the new church dedication. Runkel offers the complete program. Snap shot shows Calumet baking powder advertised at 20 cents.
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Kenneth E. Runkel
Grace M. E. Church
Princeton
First Baptist Church
Grace Church
Mr. Runkel
H. Eighmey
Fire Committee Considers Sale Of Outdated Chemical Wagon
City fire committee weighs disposing of the chemical wagon and sorrel horses used for the department. The wagon, with two forty gallon tanks, cost $1 525 and remains in good condition. Horses valued around $400. Possible trade in for a new auto truck or sale to private buyers, with no decision before council leaves office.
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West Side
Whiz in Waterloo Comes With Storm
The Whiz scouring soap campaign in Waterloo follows a snowfall themed promotion. Manufacturers and local dealers, Fowler & Company and Smith Lichty Hillman, reported strong public interest and a successful demonstration boosting trade.
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WHIZ
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Fowler & Company
Smith, Lichty & Hillman
Teacher Training Program Tonight at First United Brethren
At the union meeting of Teacher Training Classes this evening at 7 30 at the First United Brethren Church a symposium features ministers speaking on Training a Requisite for Successful Teaching The Sunday School Worker of Tomorrow How to Know Our Bible Better Why To Believe in Teacher Training Better Training More Soul Winning Bible Knowledge Essential to Efficient Service A contest on Old Testament History between Meninger and Oliver classes precedes the symposium All interested in Bible study invited Courier Want Ads Bring Results.
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First United Brethren Church
W. H. Reachier
W. F. Spry
Ja A. Brink
W. BR. Sandford
M. G. Munn
BE. A. Valiant
Meninger
Oliver I
Changes Move East Side Firms to New Quarters
The Ellis pharmacy and the F G Fuchs shoe store relocate amid Ellis hotel remodeling. Fuchs moves to 722 Sycamore Street leasing for four years, while Ellis pharmacy occupies 621 Sycamore Street in a five year lease. An added hotel story and new fronts are planned. A real estate office will open on Fifth Street once ready, financed by F G Faulkner and C Wolfe. A barber shop at 98 East Fifth Street sells to F L Reick who will start a tensorial shop at 111 East Fifth Street on March 28.
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Ellis Hotel
Ellis Pharmacy
F. G. Fuchs
Hims
New Eddy Building
Sycamore Street
Ll. O. Wieber
Ellis ‘ Pharmacy
Hesald Road
Ellis
Fifth Street
F. G. Faulkner
Chicago
C. Wolfe
Parkersburg
Elk Run
C. T. Orentz
East Fifth Street
FL Reick
Jake Geyer
Local Socials and Moves Round Tripoli Area
Tripoli gossip notes Henryr Kach hosts friends at a five hundred Tuesday evening. Carl Schwartz buys the former Schwartz home, 100 acres, at 100 per acre, four and a half miles NW of town. Marjory Wilhelm leaves for St Paul to join West Publishing. Eva Becker takes Hannard Hardware stenography post. Jeanette Zeander returns to Mercantile Millinery. Various locals visit relatives, relocate, or host gatherings. one child dies, and lighting plans for the depot progress.
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Tripoli
Henryr Kach
Carl Schwartz
Schwarts
Marjory Wilhelm
St. Paul
West Publishing Company
Eva Becker
Oelwein
Hartwells
Wilhelm
P. Rederman
Johnnie
Lavera
Juchs
Waverly
Wr. Jurgins
Janes Villa
Henry Krueger
Geo
Carstenzen
Louie Nevendorf
John Neuendorf
jGen
Carstensen
C. Mishop
Cedar Falls
Reo
Wm. Tornne
Tala Schlueter
Madison
Mra Boc
Oltrogge
Elsie
Local notes from Waterloo and surroundings in brief
The brief cites names and events from Waterloo Iowa including Mrs. H. B. Kelly, J. J. Wyeth, and Maurice Welsh visiting Cedar Rapids and Omaha, a birth to Mr. and Mrs. John Whannel on Western Avenue, and a waterloo Rescue mission contributor. It notes visits by William Welsh of Chicago, J. K. Lonergan of Carmody Foundry, and Henry W. Grout joining a dairy train stop at Cedar Falls, plus road and sidewalk hazards from Monday snow.
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John Whannel
Western Avenue
J. K. Lonergan
Carmody Foundry& Machine Company of
Cedar Rapids
H. B. Kelly
City Service Commission
Waterloo
Glenwood
Henry W. Grout
Independence
Othe Wineis Central
Cedar Falls
Mammoth deal in public utilities to operate interurbans
The Tri City Railway and Light Company is to come under Western control forming United Land & Railways with operations spanning Davenport Moline Rock Island and Muscatine to gas and electric plants in Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Fort Dodge and beyond. Prominent names include Samuel Insull J F Porter Wm Butterworth J G White Geo B Caldwell and others as directors or candidates.
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West
Tri-City Railway & Light Company
Halsey, Mackay
United Land & Railways Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Rock Island
Moine
Moline
East Moline
Watertown
Davenport-Muscatine
Grand Haven
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cadillac
Mattoon
Fort Dodge
la Porte
Ind
Muscatine
Muskegon Traction Company
Samuel Insull
J. F. Porter
Wm. Butterworth
J. G. White
New York
Geo. B. Caldwell
Edward P
Salo Returns After Short Visit With Friends
Salo left at 1 this morning en route via Central Tor Omaha after a week of visits with friends and expects to reach his destination on Wednesday morning.
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Salo
Omaha
Spring Millinery Opening Attracts Ladies
The James Black Dry Goods Company hosts a spring millinery opening at the big store on Fourth Street East today and tomorrow. Imported Fifth Avenue and Paris models, flowers, feathers, chiffon, veiled effects, and tailored shapes showcase the season’s styles. Miss Morgan leads the millinery department with assistant Miss Johnson, a designer from Gage Brothers.
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James Black Dry Gooda Company
Fourth Street East
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Miss Morgan
Misa Johnson
Gage Brothers
Stadium Idea Downed at Polls
Davenport electors vote 3140 to 187 against a school board plan to spend 100000 on a stadium beside the 450000 high school. The result favors kinder gardens and playgrounds and curbs centralization of school property. Ella G Bushnell Hamlin loses bid for school director 1164 to 1118. Threshers at Des Moines. Iowa threshermen convention opens with over 2000 delegates expected.
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Davenport
Ella G. Bushnell- Hamlin
W. R. Wier
Threshers
Des Moines
Iowa State Threshermen's Association
Iowa Hogs in Great Demand
National Stock Yards reports Iowa hogs in high demand with prices around 7.00 for full loads averaging 270 pounds and 6.90 to 6.95 for other loads. The market shows record highs for the year and expectations of still higher prices amid statewide shortages and strong bidding from shippers, butchers, and packers for small and heavy hogs.
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National Stock Yards
Missouri
Illinois
Southern Laws
New Pastor to Arrive in Waterloo April Seventh
Sept A W Chamberlin announced a letter from Rev John B Smith stating the Walnut Street Baptist Church will have a new pastor in Waterloo for Easter Sunday April 7. Smith will take up residence in the city on that date and attend services.
Spanish Cabinet Reconstituted After Resignation
Madrid reports the Spanish Cabinet, which resigned yesterday, has been reconstituted today with Premier Canalejas retaining leadership. The reshuffle solidifies the government line ahead of upcoming policy measures and continuity of administration.
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Madrid
Canalejas
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