City in Brief: New Line of Hair Goods and Local Visits
A brief city item notes a new line of hair goods at 3244 W. 4th St with contact Blue 1253 Mrs. 8. E. Johnson. It mentions neat appearing comfortable glasses from Buchanan's near the Majestic. Joe McManus returns from a business trip through North Dakota. J W Shores of Wagner D arrived tonight to visit Sheriff F M Shores. Otto De Haas, president of the United States Circulation Company, is in the city for a few days visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th St
8. E. Johnson
Buchanan
Majestic
Joe McManus
North Dakota
J. W. Shores
Wagner
F. M. Shores
Otto de Haas
United States
Local notices and updates from Waterloo area society
nth E A Liebert of Dunkerton visited Waterloo yesterday and Miss Mabel Baisch of Dunkerton visits her brother J H Baisch at 815 Linden Avenue. Waterloo Lodge No 106 A F and A M meets Thursday at 1 45 p m to attend a funeral. George C Welker W M. George K Meffert sues Theodore Meyers and George A Wheeler for 330 on a promissory note. Paul Dresser registers home as Fairdale Stock Farm in Cedar Falls township. C L Kingsley travels to Cincinnati to join Elks home project plans at Bedford City Va with bid advertisements to follow. Mrs Gottlob Miller, recovering from February 28 operation, moves to daughter Mrs H J Faust’s home at 77 Adams Street for six weeks. William T Lytle returns from Monmouth College for spring vacation to 512 Western Avenue. Sir Knights of the Maccabees hold a Friday meeting in A O U W hall with initiation and a social planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Liebert
Dunkerton
Waterloo
Mabel Baisch
J. H. Baisch
Linden Avenue
C. L. Kingsley
Town Oiners’ Club
Irving Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elks
Bedford City
Gottlob Miller
Bennington Township
Presbyterian Hospital
H. J. Faust
Adams Street
John Kahler obituary and death notice in Port City
Mrs John Kahler longtime La Porte City resident dies at 1 am at daughter Mrs Albert Schnack s home in Waterloo Inkster N D family tale recounts birth Jan 1 1848 in Hanover Germany marriage 1868 to John Kahler fifteen children ten living include Louis Otto Fred William Albert others and fifteen grandchildren Also notes funeral in La Porte City with services at home death caused by liver trouble and family relocation from Inkster N D to La Porte City and Port Byron Illinois context of local notices and ads included in the column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kahler
la Porte City
Albert H. Schnack
Allen Street
Chrietiangen of
Dysart
German Lutheran Church
Kahler
Germany
Dorothy Kruckenberg
Hanover
America
Fort Byron
Ill
John Kabler
Inkster
Nlt
N. D
Kate
Mattiee
John Hoyer
Syndicate
Fort Dodge
Chicago
Coop Government Ticket
Iives
Port Byron
Illinois
Ill Fitting Eye Glasses Adjusted By Skillful Hands
A woman entered seeking eye glass styles but her nearly new frame was uncomfortable and would not stay on. The issue was not the mounting but improper adjustment. After careful realignment with proper technique the frame fit properly and became comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
New Demands by Both Sides at Mine Wage Talks
In Cleveland on March 20, a joint conference of mine operators and workers faces a wage dispute. Workers demand 1.05 dollars per ton for coal, while operators offer 0.85 dollars, ten cents below the current agreement set to expire March 31. Delegates from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois number sixty four, with both sides pledging to hold firm and a long work suspension or general strike looms beyond April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wife Beater Gets Ten Days
A. Z. Shantz, 36, arrested after complaints of beating his wife. He pleaded guilty in police court and was sentenced to ten days working on the streets after a judge’s warning. Also noted is a taxicab robbery case involving bank messengers and a separate highway robbery conviction with prison terms. a mass meeting at Syndicate building tonight was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Shantz
Wag
Reception for Pastor Postponed Until April 5
On account of the storm the reception planned for this evening honoring Rev and Mrs J H Bauernfeind of Emanuel Evangelical Church has been postponed until a week from Friday April 5. The pastors and members of all churches have been invited to this farewell event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bauernfeind
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Linn Democrats mum on president in caucuses
Democratic caucuses were held across Linn county last night with no instruction voted for president and no sentiment poll taken. The report notes no clear outcome despite statewide activity in early 20th century party processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Democrats
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Jones County
Taft
Anamosa
Waterloo School Building Bid Notice 1912
Sealed bids for erecting a school building on the SE quarter of lot 8 in Waterloo Iowa are due by 7 30 p m April 23 1912 Bidders must include a 1000 certified check payable to the Independent School District of Waterloo Iowa to secure contract signing The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids Secretary Tra Rodamar notes plans are available at architect J G Ralston Waterloo after April 8 1912
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Independent School District
Waterloo
Iowa
Reityells
J. G. Ralston
Tra Rodamar
Independent
Waelterloo
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson
Times-Tribune
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ma Bonie Temple
G. C. Welker
W. M
George K. Meffert
Theodore Meyers
George A. Wheeler
Paul Dresser
Cedar Falls Township
Fairdale Stock Farm
William T. Lytle
Monmouth College
Monmouth, Ill
W. W. Lytle
Western Avenue
Sir
Knights of the Maccabees
U. W
Porte City
Erloo
Inkster, N. D
Good Government
Ladies of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Laward Brothers’ and
Palmer’s Groceries
C. H. Eightey's
the People's Clothing Store
A. Eighmey
Hucianan
Majestic Theatre
West Fourth Street
Joder
Waterloo MA
Syndicate Building
Chamberlain
New York
Montani
That
N. J. Berkley
Cor
Jefferson
Lawn Seeds
Nor
Parlor City
East Fourth Street
Woolworth’s
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