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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

8

Town Criers boost Waterloo club membership over six hundred

The Town Criers held a celebratory meeting in Waterloo praising a surge from 114 charter members to over 650 in ten days. They planned a Waterloo train to the Dallas convention with a possible subsidy from John Andrews of Kimball’s Dairy Farmer, pending 75 attendees.

Waterloo Dallas John Andrews Pythian Temps United States Canada National Airmen’s Meting Kimball Andrews W. C. Dotson George M. Waters N. L. Stevenson Joe Mhen‘dorf H. B. Kiester Trafic Bureau Taneheat Co Wrst Kiester Am Entalea Rohde Col. Winestey

Kingsley leads social evening with speeches and dinner

Kingsley spoke to urge adjourning from the Irving hotel to the Pythian temple for the program. The gathering featured talks on advertising by F. B. White and Hal Ray, plus a lengthy luncheon and humorous remarks. An official registration notice follows for Waterloo Iowa elections.

Kingsley Irving Hotel Pythian Temple Cone F. B. White Chicago Waterloo Hal Ray Tack Island Ray Col. Kingsley Irving W. BR. Law Ben R. Lichty H. B. Maynard Kiester Henry Frank

Waterloo Iowa Heads to March 25 1912 Municipal Election

Official publication announces Waterloo Iowa municipal election to be held Monday March 25 1912 at multiple ward polling places. Voter hours are 7 a m to 7 p m. Offices to be filled include Auditor Solicitor Treasurer Police judge Engineer Assessor Park Commissioner river front improvement commissioner East Waterloo vacancy councilmen four wards and two at large. Mayor R. Rector signs notice.

Waterloo Iowa Libby Bros Commercial Street Bluff Street Logan East Fourth Street Third City Hall Lafayette Street Fourth Albert Walnut Street East Waterloo Donaid

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