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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1911

Page

8

Notice of Bids for East Fourth Street Gutter Work Waterloo IA

Official publication announces bids for artificial cement curb and gutter on East Fourth Street Waterloo Iowa from Parker to Donald Street. 7,800 feet, two year guarantee, 50 percent bond, certified check required, bids due April 10 1911 at 7:30 p.m. Local city clerk oversees, with payment by assessment certificates on abutting property.

Wheerloo Iowa East Fourth Street Parker Street Donald Street Waterloo Town City of R. C. Thompson

Notice of Bids for Waterloo Cement Sidewalks

Sealed proposals will be received by the Waterloo city clerk on April 10, 1911 for cement sidewalks on East Fourth Street from Parker to Donald and from Gable to Donald. Walks five feet four inches wide will use Port land cement per ordinance 538, totaling about 7,960 linear feet. Costs will be assessed to adjacent property with contractor funded certificates issued against a tax levy under state code provisions.

City of Waterloo Iowa City of Waterloo R. C. Thompson East Fourth Street Parker Street Donald Street Gable Street Thirtieth General Assembly

Waterloo Iowa City Officials Pay Set In 1911 Ordinance

City council fixes annual salaries for multiple offices in Waterloo Iowa. Includes mayor 1200 dollars, councilmen 250, city solicitor 1850, city engineer 2200, police judge 900, auditor and clerk 1500.90, treasurer 75, street commissioners 800, sewer superintendents 3420 and 1260, patrol wagon driver 780-900 over years, health officer 600, plumbers and electrician salaries listed as blanks. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed March 27, 1911.

City of Waterloo Iowa East Side West Side J. R. Rector

Wyman Divorce Petition In Black Hawk County Iowa

Ethel D. Wyman files a petition in Black Hawk County District Court seeking a divorce from John Wyman on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment habitual drunkenness and adultery. Defendants must appear by May 2 1911 or a default decree will be entered. FEELY FEELY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

John Wyman District Court of State of Iowa Black Hawk County Ethel D. Wyman Waterloo

Waterloo Tryout Opens as Boyle Targets Two Strong Pitchers

Manager Boyle ships transportation for twelve players to Waterloo with reports for April 5. Players include Wolfe Harrington Kohr Dickey Bowman Wilkes Searles Hollenbeck Hendricks Stowers Long Clemens Spurs Collins and others. Groundwork laid for new season with repairs, showers and extra water, while Beiter Wall and Fremer contend for infield spots and two solid pitchers are sought.

Boyle Waterloo Wolfe Harrington Kohr Dickey Bowman Wilkes Long Clemens Spurs Collins Hendricks Stowers Fenner Searles Hollenbeck Claud Douthett Hughes Wisconsin Grover Better Better Carroll Demmer Wall Western Association Beiter Fremer Woodman Jacksonville

Doctor's Mistake Found in Time at United Doctors

The United Doctors claim to cure illnesses by targeting the underlying cause at their Water loo institute in Marsh Place. A testimonial from Mrs. G. M. Gisinger of Decatur Illinois reports her daughter Hazel Gisinger suffered stomach trouble for a decade and improved after two months of treatment, noting the choking spells ceased and appetite returned.

The United Doctors Waterloo Institute Marsh Place Hazel Gisinger Hazel G. M. Gisinger Decatur IIL R. R

Robbers seize $40,000 destined for railroad workers

In St. Petersburg a Warsaw and Grand line train was held up at WidsoW station last night and robbers stole $40,000 meant for railroad employees. Two passengers were wounded as the bandits fled. Later, the Holy Synod issued an edict barring Jews from using Christian first names in a separate order.

St. Petersburg Widsow Warsaw and Granita Holy Synod

AT DUNKERTON ENTERTAINMENT AT Baptist church Friday

Entertainment planned at the Baptist church Friday evening March 81. Reader Mrs Lida Bard Barmeister will be assisted by local talent with duets solos and special music by the Willing Helpers league. Early Ohio seed potatoes offered at C A Eighmsy. JOCEN D IN LAKEWOOD John D Rockefeller returns to Lakewood N J this spring after a three year absence to spend a few weeks golfing on his private course.

Dunkerton Baptist Church Merch Lida Bard Barmeister Jocen D Lakewood N. J John D. Rockefelter

None on Hand Yard Doctor’s Diplo Jest in Spring

A quippy New England yard doctor named Doc Squires is described as poorly educated and eccentric. When asked for his diploma he jokes he has none on hand and will dig one up when the ground thaws in spring.

Doc Squires New England Doc

Rosa Naynon and Birds at Crystal heads headline weekend show

Rosa Naynon and her birds take center stage at the Crystal theater with the world famous tropical bird novelty Creo to be revealed after the second show. Lee and Lana, Damrock Bros., Des Roeken and DeVerne round out the bill as locals attend the final half of the week.

Creo Crystal Rosa Naynon Misa Naynon Lee Lana Tion Damrock Bros Des Roeken DeVerne

Willard Miller Nuptials Highlight Society News

Last evening at 317 Irving Street Mrs H E Willard hosted the marriage of Marie M Willard to Thomas D Miller officiated by Rev H G Beeman. The couple, both well known, will reside at 317 Irving Street after two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs Miller works for Corn Belt Telephone, Miller head barber at the Ellis. A fine arts playette by Ladies Literary Society features a German farce Obstinacy on May 23 at Mrs Bickley's home on Reber Avenue. Aeco Nomia club meeting at Mrs Roger Seavey’s on Logan Avenue included sewing and graphophone performances with light refreshments.

Willard-Miller H. E. Willard Irving Street Marie M Thomas D. Miller H. G. Beeman Walnut Street Baptist Church George Willard Ladies’ Literary Society V. H. Bickley Bes Sir A. Reed Aeconomia Club Roger Seavey Aeco Nomia Club Logan Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Official Guttertag Carbing East Ekers Feely & Feely, Attorneys Plaintiff Job E. Hedges Sporting News the First Baptist Church People's Store People’s Store West Fourth Street Ohio C. A. Eighmsy James Meggison, Jr Ida Powell James Meggison, Sr Mabel Stull BIRDS Palrehild J. Amos Society News Evans Evan White House O. Evans Piano Company F. Fourth St
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