Waterloo 10 gets wide publicity and growth pitch
Waterloo prepares a two page promotional folder issued by the Central railway system to highlight the city’s resources. The 140000 copy piece promotes Waterloo as a factory city hub of the Mississippi Valley with a 94000 dollar monthly payroll and a 33096 population, inviting new residents and business inquiries via the Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce North Waterloo club and Town Criers club.
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Waterloo
Nots Central Railway
Eithes
Sioux Falls
D. C
St. Paul
New Orleans
Fred Austin
Waterlon
Nwa
Mississippi Valley
Big J. C
Hingis Central
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commercce
North Waterloo Club
Town Criere Club
Purity of Waterloo Water Produces Demand
Waterloo water from 1400 foot artesian wells is chosen for Illinois Central trains in this city. City officials and Dr Wadds secured use on the GM CarE with Winterdoo water, praised for absolute purity and minimal harmless bacilli after regular analyses.
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Waterloo
Illinois Central
Wadds
Winterdoo
Gms
Moulders Challenge Krall Play Ball In City Union Match
The moulders union forms a baseball team and issues a challenge to any city union. The printers union accepted the challenge to display supremacy in the national pastime. Notions boast a pool of fast pitchers, and a clash is anticipated.
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Moulders
KRALL
Moulders’ Union
Central Labor Body
Whie Printers
Noth Nltons
May Arrest v Cheng Men Destruction of Park Toboggan
Park toboggan at Courtland park destroyed by youths from nearby area. Park commissioners may prosecute those involved. Commissioner Hacker has three names. Toboggan removed to a metal manufacturing concern for rebuilding.
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Courtland Park
Ark
Licensed To Wed In County Record Book Update
The county records note license No. 13,039 closed and license No. 30 opened. The record shows 13 marriages have been performed in the past forty years in this county.
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Harry MW. Webster
Waterloo
Julia M. Frandsen
Albert Lea
Iowa Falls
Hildegrade MacLeod
Wix to Deliver Address at State Congregational Meet
Rev. L. Bo Hix pastor of Plemounth Congregational church will speak at the annual state convention of town Congregational churches in Marshalltown May 79 21 inclusive. Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls also set to speak before the convention.
Allison Votes Franchise On Hampton Light Power
In a special election yesterday the Hampton Light and Power Co franchise was voted on. The measure passed unanimously with 112 for and none against. The franchise is not exclusive.
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Allison
Eby Anchisis
Allison, Ta
Matal
Hampton Light & Power Co
Express Office Robber Escapes from Jail
Charles Wilson formerly in custody of Special Agent Burk of Illinois Central and an American Express Co. agent escaped Bremer county jail on Wednesday afternoon. He had robbed the express company at Irma Iowa and was arrested hours later in the city after stepping from an interurban car at Electric park. Sheriff Krause of Waverly suspects two trustees aided the escape and a full investigation will follow. Special Agent Burk and Officer Linwis Young of the Illinois Central left for Waverly to help in the search.
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Charles Wilson
Burk
Illinois Central
American Express Co
Brewer County
Wilson
Irma
Iowa
Electric Park
Cedar Falls
Glasgow
Krause
Waverly
Linwis Young
Wiinets Central
Marriages and civic notes from Charles City paper
Schuyler C Nosser and Mrs Hattle DD Breckner wed at 303 Seventh Avenue by Rev Burgess. Osner farms near Floyd to reside there. Emnnett Burns fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to dumping dead animals on overflow land. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Edward Koerner. Howard Hoag moves to Mason City after return of his parents. Fred Krause family trip to Raymond Washington and Eureka California. William Scherdecker and Martha Felten wed by Justice Bradley. Courier classifieds praised for profits.
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Charles City
Seventh Avenue
Schuyler C. Nosser
Hattle DD. Breckner
Hey
T. Burgess
The
Christian Church
Nosser
Farrer
Floyd
Frank Monen
Emnnett Burns
Burns
Edward
Koerner
Gladden
John Hoag
Mason City
Howard
Fred Krause
Pauline
Raymond
Wash
Eureka
Cal
West
William Scherdecker
Greene
Martha Felten
Shehoy
Gin. Wis
Justice of the Peace
John
Bradley
Local notes from Tripoli and vicinity mixed with obits and events
Community updates from Tripoli Iowa list visits, travels, a band benefit concert at the Opera house, and several deaths and family milestones. Notables include Henry Frese resuming studies in Des Moines, August Granske senior dies, Beevers couple welcome a son, and multiple visits to relatives in nearby towns.
Iblings Family Reunion Held Near Parkersburg
On May 4 at the George Lubert home west of Parkersburg the third annual Iblings family reunion gathered 47 relatives. Attendees included John Iblings and family from Cedar Falls, Chris Iblings and Akron, Annie of Minneapolis, William Iblings of Corona, S. D., Henry Iblings and family from Minneapolis, Herman Iblings of Los Angeles, Anna Smith and family from Colton, Emma Janson and daughter from Shannon, Claus Iblings and family, Peter Things and wife, and George Lubert with eight relatives. The reunions occur on their mother’s birthday.
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Parkersburg
Iblings
George Lubert
John Iblings
Cedar Fails
Chris Iblings
Akron
Annie
Minneapolis
Wm. Iblings
Corona
S. D
Henry Iblings
Reunion hints at future gathering in Corona Maryland
The narrative recalls a family reunion with visits and dinners in a large hall with violet decorations. The next reunion is planned for Corona Maryland with brother William. Etta Lubert recovered enough to attend dinner. Little Robert Rabt Goethe died at two days, buried beside Virginia Juel. services led by Jetev McIntosh. Mrs Juel and Lillian Pierroh left for Nebraska. Art Cronstone survived a twenty foot fall while dismantling Farran stores, recovering. Florence Todd injured using crutches.
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Corona
M. D
Wiliam
Etta Lubert
Rabt
Goethe
Monroe
Ned
Robert
Anna Juel
Jetev. McIntosh
M. BE. Church
Oak Hill
Virginia
Juel
Lillian Pierroh
Wilton
Nebraska
Art Cronstone
Farran
Florence Todd
Mi-o-na Tablets advertised for indigestion relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Mi-o-na for stomach weakness and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets quickly relieve indigestion symptoms and restore nerve energy, promising immediate relief and potential no cost if no benefit is found. Buy fifty cent boxes from Wangler Bros. Co. and keep them on hand.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Kidney Trouble Prompts Foley Pill Remedy Advertisement
Dull feeling swollen hands and feet due to kidney trouble. remedy Foley Kidney Pills advertised as tonic and strengthening to restore normal kidney action. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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New Illinois
Cheng Men
Charles City News
Tripoli
Frank Haase
Martha
Louis Haase
Koch
Henry Frese
Des. Moines
Highland Park College
Opera House
Wm. Gederian
Stanley &. Smith
C. Goodenhour
John Morris
Muhlenhaupt
New Hampton
Simon Kelder
Des Moines
Chas. Buick
Anna Dunn
Swaledale
Helen Ladd
D. Ladd
Aredale
Wm. Nucker
Ducker
Fred Wittkop
Henry Wittkop
Fredericksburg
Herman Sc
Nown Town Green House
Third and
Jefferson Streets
Open
Waterloo & Drug Store
T. H. Cobb
East Fourth Street
Davidson Bros
Woods
Decker Bros
Thompson Pianos
Player Pianos
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