Local Sportsmen Shoot Opens Season At Waterloo Club
Twenty sportsmen compete today at Prospect park under Waterloo Gun club auspices. Fred C. Whitney of Des Moines leads the shoot using the Seifken system as the season kicks off. Participants include Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Fred Whitney Des Moines H G Northas J C Hartman Lou Witty and others from Waterloo La Porte City Des Moines and Clarksville.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Prospect Park
Fred C. Whitney
Des Moines
Seifken
Aun
Fred Gilbert
Spiritlake
Fred Whitney
H. G. Northas
J. ¢. Hartman
Lou Witty
Nigh Webter
FL Franklin
J. J. Cursop
H. ‘Jt. Shepherd
Waterloo
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
J. L. Scripture
J. A. Wyete
Clarksville
J. F. Riggs
Des Muines
J. Ww
Local Grocery Ad Highlights Deep Discounts for Weekend Sale
The Modern Grocery advertises a Friday to Monday sale with 20 to 25 percent off on many items. Peak highlights include Best Cans Sugar, potatoes, sweet corn, tomatoes, beans, salmon, pineapples, cherries, and other staples, with free garden seeds and home delivery available.
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Minn
Burbanks
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Aurora
Alaska
Snyder's
Ace Niagara
Forlife
Japan
Jersey
Gord Tyist
Waterloo Best
Community names listed for barber or business figures
Ford, Dr. Mead and Ed in Cedar Falls. F. Doris, G. C. Shear and F.A. Calloway in Grundy Center. B.S. Pyl burn in Vinton.
Ronald Reed Chosen Captain Of Local Basketball Team
Ronald Reed son of Mr and Mrs Reed was elected captain of the basketball team at the high school during a meeting of players and coach Whiteside. Reed has been a steady performer for two seasons and is popular with players and students. He will captain during his senior year as graduation is expected in June 1915.
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Ronald Reed
Reed
Qast Hich
Whiteside
Roan
Asew
Elks rehearse for Waterloo minstrel show
Waterloo Elks begin nightly rehearsals at Elks hall for a minstrel show at the Waterloo theatre on April 8 and 9. No professional troupe, but many talented members, with some stars from the earlier Lemon Pickers production. Proceeds fund charitable causes. All Elks invited to attend the final float rehearsal.
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Waterloo Elks
Waterloo Theatre
Elks Hall
Elks
Majestic Theatre
Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria to Visit United States in 1915
Reigning Bulgarian queen Eleanor announced plans to voyage to the United States in May with a first stop in Hamburg, aiming to study American institutions and people. She noted sympathy from Americans during the Balkan wars and suggested King Ferdinand may also visit the U S, possibly to attend the San Francisco exposition.
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Sofu
Bulgaria
Eileanor
United States
Hamburg
Eleanor
Ferdinand
San Francisco
Big Majesty
Telephone trust dissolved after court decree in Northwest
Portland Oregon March 1 1906 The so called telephone trust which held influence in Washington Oregon and Idaho ended when a decree accepted by the telephone interests and countering government demands was entered in federal court ending the Bell system dominance in the region.
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Portland
Gre
Telephone Trust
Bell System
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Local Notices and Social Roundup at Mantle Grove
Community notices report illness and caregiving for Marela7 Pierson. Ruby Hilters recovery noted. A charity carpet social is planned at Mantle Grove school Friday evening. The Hataner family moved to a farm near Erma last Monday as residents visited and neighbors exchanged greetings.
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Horton Wilan
Michel Bogan
Waneen & Grace
Alt Hall
Tony
John Wrens
Sinilas
Ruby Hilters
Elie’ Denny
Little Girl Friends
Lyon Bogan
Lige
Tesday
Sevvant
Sicness
Mantle Grove
Maine Senator Praises Wilson At State Convention
United States Senator Chas I. Johnson of Maine praised President Wilson and defended the administration's Mexican policy at the Democrat state convention in Portland. He urged patience, defense of constitutional liberty, and argued against recognition of a new Mexican government while citing tariffs, income tax, and currency acts as equitable.
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Portland
Chasi. Johnson
United States
Maine
Wilson
Mexico
Johnson
City in Brief
Letter Carrier Harry Jenks is confined to his home by illness. D F Rockwell of Des Moines, district passenger agent of the Northern Pacific railway, is in the city on business. The Waterloo Granite Brick Co has sold a tract of land to N S Harrison and J B Watters in sections 31 and 36 Waterloo township for one dollar. County Supervisor W D Strayer of Orange township was unable to meet with the board yesterday due to illness. Mr and Mrs J H Smith and their four year old Arnold at 408 Riehl street are under quarantine for smallpox. Supt George Sawyer of Sage public schools and Mrs Sawyer visited Mrs Sawyer's mother Mrs Emily Vaughan. Mr Sawyer then went to Cedar Rapids to judge a high school debate. Dr W L Dorgan travelled to Des Moines to meet his 12 year old daughter Norvine en route from Centralia Missouri. Mrs Elia Wright is holding a special discount sale on hand painted china at Henderson Drug Co for one week. Ladies can save now on a $3 50 shoe offered for $1.00 at Wang and Miller Shoe Co. TACENSED TO WED Alfred H Behrens Cedar Falls to Anna C Heckinger Cedar Falls
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Waterloo Granite Brick Co
N. S. Harrison
J. 8. Watters
Waterloo Township
W. D. Strayer
Orange Township
J. H. Smith
Arnold
Riehl Street
George Sawyer
The
Sage Public Schools
Sawyer
Emily Vaughan
Cedar Rapids
D. W. Anderson
L. H. Beatty
Waterloo
J. ¥. Grover
Thomas Davis
P. C
C. W. Hook
Dewitt van Orsdol
Ben Mur
Mercelles Amugement Company
Beauhower
Mike
Vlarenes Nenno
Hier Lome
A. TH. Smith
Kants
L. Phelps
Rants
T. Doelberg
Tittleton
Rebburg
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
Reporter
the Courier
Parrotts
America
Daily Press
Fred L. Kimball
E. R. Shoemaker
Community Notes From Rowley March Meeting and Visits
Rowley records show George Poole of Cedar Rapids visiting the Brady household, a L. A. S. gathering with Mrs. Combs, and a special A. F. & A. M. meeting for first degree work. Local movement includes WHl Elridge and wife relocating to Maple hotel, and families or residents facing illnesses and injuries.
Opinion of a man who knows about newspaper consolidation
A Waterloo reviewer argues that merging the Reporter and the Courier could save money for business interests and readers. He warns against overpricing and urges advertiser cooperation to adjust rates, praising a strong local weekly paper as an example of successful journalism.
Seavey-Davis Nuptials Celebrated Yesterday
Miss Maude V Seavey married Oscar Davis of Cedar Falls yesterday at 2 pm in her parents home 213 Summit avenue Cedar Falls Rev Walter H Rollins presided Relatives witnessed ceremony Mrs Lesle Beavey played piano Mr Seaver violin bride wore tan messdline silk bouquet of roses Davis is a machinist son of Charles Davis Finch ford bride employed by Storm Candy company They plan to reside in Cedar Falls after April 1 and will honeymoon in Chicago first. Frand 83.50 shot for 81.00. Wang Miller Shoe Co advertisement
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Maude V. Seavey
Oscar Davis
Cedar Falls
George Seavey
Summit Avenue
Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
George Turner
Lesle Beavey
Seaver
Davis
Storm Candy Company
Charles Davis
Finchford
Chicago
Be Olin To Iceman Latest Slogan Emerges
Des Moines Iowa March 26 Help the ice man cut costs by keeping the ice box ready each morning for deliveries. Do not renew bottles or dishes and avoid small talk. Be present to open and close the door to help him save customers money. Delegates at the ninth annual convention of the Iowa Ice Association lay out this plea.
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Des Moines
Dr Aeans
Luwa
Ice Dealers Face Delivery Cost Challenge at Savery Meet
The ice trade leaders meet at the Savery hotel to tackle the high cost of delivery. Walter R. Sanders of the National Ice Association says thousands are needed for horses and wagons, with six months yearly equipment unused. He urges time savings to cut costs. J G Black of Des Moines notes no large rate hikes expected this summer except locally.
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Dealers’ Association
Savery Hotel
Walter R. Sanders
National Ice Association of America
Deslers
J. G. Black
Des Moines
Black
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Eries
Recival
Francis Fleming Bunce
St. Paul’s M. E.church
Frank Sherwood
District Court
Rose Knapp
Frank Knapp
Ruby Knapp
Praises Wilson
Harry Jenks
FE. D. Rockwell
Northern Pacific Railway
W. L. Dorgan
Norvine
Centralia
Elia Wright
Henderson Drug Co
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Alfred H. Behrens
Anna C. Heckinger
Rowley
Ikimbalu
Dairy Farmer
Testimony
Seavey-Davis
Olin
Iceman
Tan & White
Bargain
West Fourth Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Atchison
American ‘Smelter
Eowne
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Citizens Ticket
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
John R. Rector Burton E. Wilson
J. N. Sweitzer
Chas. M. Young
P. J. Martin ED Smith
Arant’s
NLA
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