Lions Den Show At Waterloo Vaudeville Tonight
A chaotic fragment describes a Crystal Theatre vaudeville program with managers, performers, and a staged encounter involving witnesses. It highlights J Jelly Jones, the Cry Todhaostre, the Royal Mideets acts, Charles Witeleack, and the European quartet The Four Chirles. The piece notes humor, juggling, mind reading, and a prize for Mr and Mrs Sharrock in a light entertainment bill.
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Peat Sons
Jelly Jones
Safina
Crystal Theatre
Cape
Vaudevilla
Royal Mideets
Charles Witeleack
Queaugh
Chirles
Ia Sroman
Waterloo
Atr
Union Mill Flour Always Comes Back Letter
A 1911 letter from F C Waterstradt of Vinton Iowa praises Union Mill Co flour from Waterloo, noting seven years of dependable quality. The store owner says Union Mill brands remain the staple, despite trying other flours, and urges others to profit from the proven high standard and good service.
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Vinton
Union Mill Co
Waterloo
Union Mim Company
F.C. Waterstradt
Brotherhood Forms At Emanuel Evangelical Church
The Emanuel Evangelical Association group organized a Brotherhood with 21 charter members and elected officers including President W H Langlas and Vice Presidents Vietor Zeilhaefer F J Bigkelbere HH Ele breezehe and JG Schmidt. Albert Abrams is secretary and Fred Seege treasurer. A quartet performed.
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Emanual Evangelical Association
W. H. Langlas
Vietor A. Zeilhaefer
F. J. Bigkelbere
HH. J. el
Cost to Get Drunk in Waterloo Rises Under Judge Caldwell
The price to get drunk in Waterloo has more than doubled from $7.85 to $15, equating to four and a half days’ work. The judge’s motive remains unclear, though experts speculate higher receipts if arrests decline.
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Waterloo
Judge | Caldwell
Spring Reform Reduces Fines in Drunkenness Cases
Frank McAvoy faced a reduced penalty of 15 dollars for drunkenness, four and a half days on the streets, under a new system. Claude Williams admitted guilt for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with a 34 dollar fine. J. & Hanagan Cedar Falls benefited with a 14 dollar fine. K. T. Edwards forfeited a ten dollar bond for assault and battery.
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Banka
Frank McAvoy
Claude Williams
J. &. Hanagan
Cedar Falls
Saysten
K. T. Edwards
Affidavits in Maintenance Case Involving Mrs Fish
In district court affidavits support a motion for temporary alimony in the case of Mitdred Vish versus Carl Fish for separate maintenance. Mrs Fish claims she was to live apart from his parents until a separate home was secured, while Mr Fish says an agreement to live with his parents existed. Fred Rowne and wife, Mrs Fish’s sister, corroborate the residence conditions and support the plaintiff’s allegations.
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Mitdred Vish
Carl Fish
Folka
Mr. Fish
Fred Rowne
Great Western Educates Youth at Oelwein College
The Chicago Great Western supports railroading education by funding tuition for bright young men at a business college in Oelwein. Telegraphy and railroad science are taught, with scholarships for sons of employers backing by references and management recommendations. Lectures from railroad men cover general railroading principles.
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Chicago Great Western
Business
Oelwein
Biggest Kill of the Season Report From Waterloos Hunters
Art Kelly and Art Bickley of Waterloo and John Chapman of Dunkerton claim the season's largest haul after a hunt near Fairbank. They report six Canadian geese one brant and twenty seven mallards shot within about a mile of airhawk. Readers with larger hauls are asked to share names and addresses at the box office.
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Art Kelly
Art Bickley
Waterloo
John Chapman
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Tag the Baby No Me Bese
New York reports a nursery trend using printed labels on children reading No Me Bese Do not kiss me The Spanish wording cites a European campaign against kissing children The idea is said to have originated with Queen Victoria of Spain and was prompted by hygiene concerns about courtiers kissing royal children
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New York
Victoria
Spain
Arbuckle Reappointed President as Waterloo Board Sets Committees
At the annual Waterloo school board meeting J W Arbuckle was reelected president and directors Dr E B Peek and J A Graham sworn in. Committees named include Teachers and Government, Buildings and Grounds, Supplies and Fuel, Finance, and Athletics with reappointed members. Some members were absent due to travel or pay day. The board plans to buy a block in Rosehill addition, aiming to build in coming years for future needs.
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E. Waterloo School Board
Munist
J. W. Arbuckle
J. M. Graham
C. A. Fish
Gyi
Williams
J. M
Graham
Ben R. Lichty
Peek
Sage
McWilliams
Lichty
Rosehill
Waterloo
Going North to South Amid No1 No2 Nos No4 Nog Roz
A fragmented OCR item notes movements labeled GOING NORTH and GOING SOUTH with scattered tokens including No1 No2 Nos No4 Nog Roz and a time stamp 12:15 am. The readable fragment lacks coherent event or entities to confirm a full report.
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