City Officials Inspect Rail Yard Plans For New Waterloo Depot
A party led by Gen W M Whittenton and T H Beacomn arrived in the city at 10 30 this morning on the first annual inspection tour of the system. They viewed railway property in Waterloo and continued to St Paul while noting no definite depot site yet. Plans foresee a depot about blocks above the current station with construction possible by July 1 pending engineer work and contract let. Expenditure for a new roundhouse and extra track is estimated at 40000 to 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
W. M. Whittenton
T. H. Feacomn
Hes Moines
Waterloo
St. Paul
Beabm
New Depot
Whittenton Gaid
Musical comedy plan spreads through Waterloo visit
Miss Della Yee former editor of the Knox county Journal and Tribune’s woman’s page tours Waterloo to train local club and lodge leaders in staging a benefit musical comedy Fifi of the Toy Shop. She collaborates with John Rogers and aims to collect photos of libraries Y M C A and public buildings for Knoxville coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Voe
Journal and Tribune
Knox- Ho
Tenn
Waterloo
Bous
Yee
John Rogers
Chicago
Miss Yee
Chiago
Northrup to Speak Sunday at Grace Methodist
The Grace Methodist Church invites members to hear Rev. Mr. Orthrup recently from Lincoln Nebraska. This first Waterloo sermon follows a prayer meeting that left a favorable impression and sets anticipation for his two sermons. E. D. Hull will preach at Trinity Methodist in Lincoln tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of
Grace Methoist Church
Orthrup
Lincoln
Neb
Oliver
Waterloo
E. D. Hull
Trinity Methodist Church
Missionary Lulu Golisch to Speak in Waterloo Lecture
Lulu Golisch of China, an associate worker with Miss Georgia Day, will give a China lecture tomorrow at 4 o clock during vesper services. Miss Day will present the third talk in the China series and Miss Blanche Could will sing. A social for Waterloo young business people is planned in the Y W C A parlors next Friday with Y C A and Y W C A members hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Golisch
China
Waterloo
Miss Golisch
Georgia Ay
Mary Dayill
Misa Blanche Yuld
Y.C. A
Diet and Health Hints From a Food Specialist
The article discusses enemas as emergency use for constipation and warns against overuse. It notes that routine enema use can harm health and that permanent relief requires natural living methods and patience. Bran bread and fresh ground bran with rice are recommended to stimulate peristalsis.
Waterloo City Brief Keeps Local Happenings In View
C E Pickett travels to Chicago. A license to wed goes to Walter L Kindred and Blanche Lee Swope of Waterloo. W J Furth arrives with Mrs Furth. George A McCay joins Elder Clemens at Seventh Day Adventists church. State warden Hinshaw to visit May 15 to meet sportsmen. F E Hale home quarantined. 10 year old with scarlet fever. Seagrave mechanic repairs Waterloo fire truck damaged earlier. N Manish and M B Hutson guests in Waterloo. Cradle roll at Christian church with Rev Grimes. program by primary dept. Toolhouse fire in Rock Island yard damages interior. fire dept. Extinguishes blaze. M B Hutson and party attend K of P May party in Manchester. Robert Graham speaks at Waterloo Masonic lodge. stereopticon noted. Bruce McKinzle en route Goodrich Tire Co. toward California. Rain adds 0.11 inch, aiding garden growth. Banghart and Loeffel families visiting H E Camp home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. E. McCay
City
J. C. Clemens
Seventh Day Adventists’ Church
B. C. Hinshaw
Waterloo
F. E. Hale
Williston Avenue
Christian Church
Grimes
Rock Island
Fie
M. B. Hutson
Manchester
K. of P
Robert Graham
Denver
Colo
Bruce McKinzle
Goodrich Tire Co
Southern Territory
California
John W. Banghart
Chicago
J. B. Loeffel
Marshalltown
H. E. Camp
High Street
Bang
Green Produce Sale Tops Grocery Bargains Today
Prices from a local store show fresh greens and produce on sale. New potatoes seven cents a pound cucumbers vary at fifteen to twenty cents each asparagus ten cents a bunch strawberries eighteen cents a box tomatoes twenty cents a pound onions nickel a bunch rhubarb five cents a pound string beans twenty cents a pound carrots nickel a bunch.
MISS JONES TO GIVE REPORT AT WAVY YWCA EVENT
Miss Rachel Jones will conclude her report of the national convention held at Baltimore at 4 oclock tomorrow afternoon in the YWCA rooms. Miss Blanche Gould will sing and Miss Mary Day will discuss China. A social hour will conclude the afternoon. A social is planned for next Friday evening in the YWCA rooms for Waterloo young business people hosted by YWCA and YMC A members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Jones
Baltimore
Blanche Gould
Mary Day
China
Waterloo
Orange and Black Elects School Officers
The East High School official paper Orange and Black announces elected officers including Editor in Chief Marion Cooley Assistant editor Corinne Howrey Business manager Olmer Taff ner Assistant business manager Ronald Reed Literary editor Hazel Hanlon Debate editor Frank Lindelof Athletic editor Erwin Sage Humor editors Fred Becker Louise Peck Alumni editor Jessie Tuthit Exchange editor Julia Peek Faculty editor Ruth McKeen Art editor Lela Powers Senior reporter Marie Smith Junior reporter Helen Gaiser Sophomore reporter Elodie Juken Freshman reporter Dorris Brownlee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange and Black
East High School
Marion Cooley
Corinne Howrey
Olmer Taffner
Ronald Reed
Hazel Hanlon
Frank Lindelof
Erwin Sage
Fred Becker
Louise Peck
Jessie Tuthit
Julia Peek
Ruth McKeen
Lela Powers
Marie Smith
Helen Gaiser
Elodie Juken
Dorris Brownlee
Boy Scouts Parade Picnic At Lafayette Park
Crow patrol of Boy Scouts with fifteen members and a group of girl friends enjoyed a wall-filled picnic in Lafayette Park this afternoon. Chaperoned by Moadamea W. Dehe and a group of adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Crow Patrol
Boy Stouts
Lafayette Park
Moadamea W
Dehe
Chandler
Y. J, Holmen
Building advice column highlights economical 2000 dollar house plan
William A. Radford offers free building questions to readers. A 30 by 36 foot house with two rooms, bath and large attic can be built for about 2000 dollars under favorable conditions. The plan features a sewing room above the kitchen, a bright parlor with a rounded front, and a corner fireplace for warmth and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Addrees
William A. Madford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Moat Milles
Mexican Fireplaces And Stairways In Good Homes
The article explains Mexican adobe fireplaces are small and efficient, built with adobe brick and sun-dried, reflecting Indian influence. It contrasts with larger European style fires, noting comfort comes from using wood chunks and proper machinery. It adds that well built stairways impress in a well lighted hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isreal
Knightly jests at King Arthur rehearsals draw Irving’s humor
Sir Henry Irving amused by a backstage quip during rehearsals for King Arthur with music by Sir Arthur Sullivan and costumes by Sir Edward Burne-Jones. The remark, Three bloomin' knights, mocks the spoof and Irving repeats the line, noting the work’s early reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Henry Irving
King Arthur
Arthur Sullivan
Edward Burne-Jones
Emery Irvin
Wireless Stations in Peru Move Forward with Funding
The Lima chamber of deputies approves 100000 dollars to build wireless stations in Arequipa and Puerto Maldonado in Madre de Dios. Paita station financed from wireless surplus. inland northern border site likely later. Improvements at Panama and Colon stations may enable near term U S communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Chamber of Deputies
Lima
Arequipa
Puerto Maldonado
Madre da Dios
Paita
Republic
Panama
Colon
United States
Conference To Be Held Here With 400 Visitors
A Cedar Rapids meeting of Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Wisconsin consolidated employes announced a conference will be hosted locally within ninety days. Over 400 visitors expected. W M Whittenton Des Moines general manager led sessions with G A Merrill Cedar Rapids supervisor and other officials detailing railway courtesy and inter-class track meet for Waterloo high school students this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapide
Rey
Cedar Rapidy
Minnesota
G. A. Merrill
Cedar Rapids
Whittenton
KF. 1
Got
Davenport
A. I E. Wallace
George HM. McCaughn
Claims Department
John G. Farmer
J.T. Bean
Waterloo Delention
Missouri River
Waterloo
Waterloo East
Earlier Street Car Service On Sunday
W. C. F L & N officials will start street cars earlier on local lines tomorrow morning. Previously Sunday service began about 8:00 AM. it will now start at 7:00 AM. Weekday starts remain at 6:00 AM.
Kramer Takes Over Bachtell Hardware Store
U. G. Kramer assumed management of the hardware store at 613 Jefferson Street, taking over from Harry J. Bachtell. Kramer, who previously ran a hardware business on Commercial Street, had sold out last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Kramer
Harry J. Bachtell
Jefferson Street
Mr. Kramer
Commercial Street
Boclaty Circus and Hippodrome Seat Sale Opens
The Boclaty Circus and Hippodrome seat sale opened this morning for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The final general rehearsal occurred last evening with each number presented well. A dress rehearsal is scheduled Monday at Waterloo theatre at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boclaty Circus
Hippodrome
Waterloo Theatre
Gould and bonds in railways campaign tale
A historical note recalls a Gould campaign with the Western Union style Wa bash system railways where control and a reorganization increased capital stock and bonded debt before sale. An associate questioned bond levels, Gould replied that Americans are fond of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
One Bright Spot Across a Winter of Hardship
An English clergyman visits parishioners and hears a weary old woman recount her troubles. She mourns her sister's death, notes the pig died suddenly yet she humbly accepts divine will, and adds the Lord has kept her well on his side through winter for greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mester Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. I P
HEV. Northrup
DE. T. J. Allen
A&e
ENEMA
Ginases
Buchanan
C. E. Pickett
Walter L. Kindred
Blanche Lee Swope
W. 3. Furth
Hia Slater
Seagrave Company
Miss Jones
Tekan
Odivision
Hammond Ave
Pett
Elm Street
Krent
Com St
Perry iWitry
Almond
National Co-operative Healty Co
Marden Building
Washington, T. C
Clover
Salemen
Baleary
Alwuitam Mactories Company
la Grange
Akron
Alameda
Cal
Home Park
Chas
R. Gates
Russell-Lamgon Bldg
Bend
Murphy's
Supply Co
North End Station
Datoh
Mich
Herrick Seed Company
Rochester
N. Y
RE. R
Goodrich Drug Co
Omaha
Broadway
Kent
Weat 1St ‘St
Denver St
Washington Dairy Lunch
4Th St
Ford Auto
Care Courier
Kramer
Bachtell Hardware
Crystal Sunday
West Ist St
Wellington St
Piattress Factory
Sycamore St
Chas. A. Fisher Co
S. J. Anderson
Jefferson St
Calla
Randolph St
Logay Avenue
Dowden & Ross
Phono
Ekastey Organ
Elanwood Ave
Garland
Lafayette Bt
Rhode Inland
Linden
Wantek
W. M
Fremont St
White
Fourth Street West
Harrison Street
G. S. Myers
Outfit
Standard Mercantile Co
East Ninth St
Cleveland
Miles F. Bixler Co
Carlig
Salle Fos
The
Penn Company
North Hast
Gilbertville
Hallowell Company
Flk Run Park
Addition
Dakota Land Co
New
Te Rcom House
Ave
Sony Milk
Case Dairy Co
Mulberry Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!