Owa Art Gem On Exhibition At Waterloo
Fine Arts Department of the Waterloo Woman's Club hosts an art exhibition and sale in the Federal block at Park Avenue and Commercial streets. Forty-one paintings by Prof. Charles Atherton Cummings and four pupils are for sale from 10 to 500 dollars, with proceeds supporting the club. Notable works include Nonette by Cummings and An Old Woman in a Doorway in Brittany. Other Iowa artists such as Harriet Macy, Linn Culbertson, Catherine McCartney, and Theodosia Aulman contribute landscapes and still life. The collection, organized by the Art Guild of Iowa and Mrs. Magnasi, travels from Grinnell and will stay through the week despite poor opening weather.
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Iowa
Federal Block
Park Avenue
Commercial Streets
Waterloo Woman's Club
Charles Atherton Cummings
Gale
Woman's Club
Nonette
Cummings
Des Moines
State University of Iowa
Brittany
Harriet P. Macy
Linn Culbertson
Lowa
Hollihoecks
Catherine M. McCartney
Theodosia Aulman
Grinnell
Art Guild of Iowa
Danger to Children From Coughs and Colds Ad
Warning about lingering coughs and illnesses weakening a child's health. Promotes Foley's Honor and Tar Compound as safe for three generations, claiming it cages coughs and croup. Sold by druggists everywhere in an advertisement style.
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Foley
State Dentists In Session in Burlington Meeting
The Iowa State Dentists gathered with about 300 delegates as President B F Redman delivered the afternoon address. Dentists from Cedar Rapids Dubuque Columbus Junction and several cities participated in discussions lectures and an essay on operative dentistry. An oral hygiene committee announced preventive dentistry efforts while a social tour and an opening league game were on the schedule.
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Pittsburgh
Juldebrand
Waterloo
Burlington
Sousa
F. B. Kramer
Minneapolis
J. V. Conzett
Dubuque
F. T. Breene
Town City
C. B. Miller
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk National Shows Big Increase in Resources
The Black Hawk National Bank reports deposits totaling 1,094,002.43 and total resources of 1,824,509.19 as of today. An excess cash reserve of 100,000 above legal requirements is noted, with deposits rising 55,000 since March 4, per cashier Charles W. Knoop.
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Jpest
Black Frank National Bank
Charles W. Knoop
Catholic encyclopedias donated to two libraries ready
The local council and Knights of Columbus donated two sets of Catholic encyclopedias now ready for reference. One complete set is placed in each library for public use.
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Knights of Columbus
Chautauqua Ground Up for Sale With Trustee Appointed
Last evening the Chautauqua Park association held its annual meeting approving asset transfer to trustee George Lichty who will dispose of about 14 acres including the coliseum. Preference to the city or the W C T U is noted. sale to others possible. The assembly expected this year with manager P Ja Riis promising an interesting session. Future depends on buyers. a city or W C T U purchase could allow continued assemblies. If sold to private parties, land may be residentially developed.
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Chautauqua Park Association
George Lighty A& Trustee
Cedar River Park
Chautauqua Assembly
P. Ja. Riis
Objects to track suits at two high schools
An unusual morning complaint at police headquarters requests action to stop high school track team members from traveling in track suits between schools. Officers notified school authorities but see no legal basis to bar the practice. Automobile owners free. ram map of the state. Kimball Laundry ad with phone number 147.
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Thiat
Kimball Laundry
Auto Accident Proves Fatal in Waterloo Area
Frank Manahi of 312 Second Street West and family learned of Irwin Manahl a 12 year old Waterloo boy who died from injuries after being struck by a car Monday afternoon near Hart Street and Couler avenue. Peter Even, a farm implement dealer of 113 Hart Street, was driving the auto. The boy was playing with other children when he darted into the street and was fatally struck on the temple. Even stopped but could not avoid the accident. Irwin was taken to a hospital but died from the injuries.
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Frank Manahi
Second Street Weat
Louis Manahl
Dubuque
Waterloo
Irwin Manahl
Jackson Street
Peter Even
Hart Street
Hart ‘Street
Couler Avenue
Manahl
Even
Russia to float large foreign loan in rubles and dollars
An imperial ukase directs foreign market issues of 5 percent treasury bills totaling 200 million rubles worth about 100 million dollars. A London report says a further Russian loan of 500 million dollars, considered likely to succeed, would be issued within two weeks.
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Petrograd
London
Treasury
Women urged to guard health amid alarming assembly claim
A New York Assembly statement warns that healthy American women are rare. The piece cites headaches backaches dragging pains and nervousness as warning signs of organic derangement and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health.
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New York Assembly of Women
America
Lydia
Pinkham
The Kimmel Co May Dissolve After Fire Loss
The dry goods firm of Kimmel & Co is likely to dissolve after its fire gutted Home Store. Secretary treasurer Werman Lefkowitz will reestablish the business either at the remodelled location or another suitable site. After 16 months of operation the firm built a strong reputation and had planned a large spring and summer stock, much of which was lost in the blaze.
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Kimmel & Co
Werman Lefkowitz
Kimmel
Letkowitz
Ako
Veteran Fire Team Retires After Eleven-Year Service
Harry and Ray the veteran fire horses retired from Waterloo’s paid department after nearly eleven years of service. The bay team, purchased July 16 1894, was sold to J B Hall, who took possession Monday afternoon as older firefighters expressed regret at the departure from Central Fire Station.
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Harry
Ray
J. B. Hall
Central Fire Station
Waterloo
Fire company to keep team after Kimmel blaze
Mr Hall expects to retain the team from the Kimmel and Co fire and they will likely spend the balance of their days hauling a sprinkler wagon. Charter members include H M Reed W F Parrott and Warren Helsen with no new members until a permanent organization forms next month.
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Kimmel & Co
Hall
H. M. Reed
W. F. Parrott
Warren Helsen
Rotary Club Elects Twenty Nine New Members
The Rotary club yesterday noon elected twenty nine members representing diverse occupations. The list includes F. J. Northey A. F. Gates J. W. Rath W J. Peddicord C. V. Simmons G. W. Huntley C. G. Holden R. J. Hoxte Dr. F. W. Powers G. E. Lichty Paul Davia H. B. Plumb J. EH Armstrong H. B. Cropper H. B. Lichty F. A. Ferguson Herman C. Miller Jr. H. C. Martin W. Langlas F. BE Adams Wm. Galloway A. W. Brown A. H. Caward John Swift A. Langfelt
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Rotary Club
F. J. Northey
A. F. Gates
J. W. Rath
W J. Peddicord
C. V. Simmons
G. W. Huntley
C. G. Holden
R. J. Hoxte
Dr. F. W. Powers
G. E. Lichty
Paul Davia
H. B. Plumb
J. EH. Armstrong
H. B
Foley Kidney Pills Boost Middle Age Relief Claim
A vintage advertisement notes middle age brings rheumatic twinges swollen joints and sleep disturbing bladder issues. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe and prompt relief, claims dependable benefits, and urges readers to buy from druggists. The ad also touts the evening paper’s attention to want ads in the Courier and Reporter.
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Courier
Reporter
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