Fine Recital at Waterloo Opens with Gail Wilbur Debut
Miss Gail Wilbur made her formal debut before musical Waterloo last evening in the manual training auditorium. She was assisted by Miss Louise Woodruff and Mr. Paul Ggie. Her program featured Caprice on Hungarian Airs and other classics, with Mr. Ogie as a frequent favorite. The concert showcased refined technique and artistic style across Liszt, Grieg, Wagner, and Tschaikowsky selections mentioning accompanying artists and ensemble contributions.
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Gail Wilbur
Musical Waterloo
Manual Training
Louise Woodruff
Paul Ggie
Anton
Mr. Ogie
Marshall
Waterloo
Tschaikowsky
Leschetizky
Florence
Foley Kidney Remedy Praised by Patient in Irondale
M. N. George of Irondale Ale reports long kidney trouble eased quickly after using Foley Kidney Remedy. Within three days the back pain subsided and kidney action improved, leading to strong recommendation from J. K. Joder & Son.
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M. N. George
Irondale
Ale
J. K. Joder & Son
Unions Secure New Building on Mulberry Street
Waterloo Central Labor union with 38 member bodies to move June 1 into the second floor hall of the Case Dairy building on Mulberry Street. The layout includes a main assembly room, side halls for smaller bodies, a smoking lounge, ladies’ room, committee rooms, ample seating, piano, and multiple meeting spaces for concurrent functions. The 3,000 members may all join, with plans to expand to additional organizations.
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Waterloo Central Labor Union
Case Dairy Company
Mulberry Street
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Waterloo
W.H. Wisner
Pleas fail to unlock jail in Toole case
Relatives of Mias Legh Toole visit the court house again seeking release for a matrimonial alliance with a young man. Judges Platt and Caldwell say they lack authority to release the girl though both express willingness to act, noting no case before them.
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Miss Toole
Mias Legh Toole
Taan
Judge Platt
District Court
Judge Caldwell
Police Court
Platt
Caldwell
Rockford Boy Sustains Dual Leg Breaks in Accident
Donald Madison of Rockford Iowa was hospitalized last night with fractures of both legs. One leg above the knee and the other crushed near the knee occurred while the boy operated a stump puller. He was reported resting comfortably from the Rockford hospital today.
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Donald Madison
Rockford
Seat sale opens for New York symphony here
The seat sale for the New York symphony orchestra performance on Saturday May 27 opens at 8 am at the Waterloo Conservatory of Music. Conducted by Walter Damrogh the program features soloists Florence Hinkle Christine Miller Albert Queepal and Arthur Middleton with tenor Quesnel, noted for singing with Madame Melba.
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New York Symphony Orchestra
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Walter Damrogh
Florence Hinkle
Christine Miller
Albert Queepal
Arthur Middleton
Quesnel
Madame Melba
Big Howl Over Umpire Sunday
Evangelist Sunday angered the Columbus team pitcher yesterday by officiating as umpire. In the ninth inning after eight innings with Sunday behind the plate, Litton refused to pitch longer as the three balls on the third batter were called. Sunday quit, and a Toledo player completed the balls and strikes. Columbus won in Toledo 10 to 6.
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Evangelist Sunday
Columbus, CO
Toledo
Litton
Evangelist
Sunday
Columbus
Fight the fly nuisance by alleygardens and manure removal
An editorial argues for a city ordinance to ban manure deposits in alleys to curb housefly breeding. It urges the council and health board to enforce cleanliness, noting flies as dangerous pests and calling for action to keep alleys clear.
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board.Of Health
Murdered man pulled from river near Madison Street Bridge
Chicago May 14 The body of a man with arms pinioned and legs bound with wire was recovered from the river at the Madison street bridge. Police suspect sluggers linked to labor troubles, noting bruises and a leg wound. A laundry mark MM A-4á appears as identifying clue. Detectives Lavin and Lt. O'Toole lead the inquiry as the victim is believed killed within two weeks.
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Chicago
Madison Street Bridge
Tnepector Lavin
Polite pickpockets steal $60,000 in bonds at Lincoln Park
In Chicago on May 16 a retired Devils Lake hotel man F. E. Hopkins reported his wallet bearing title to $60,000 in bonds and a wash, plus a music roll with valuable manuscripts, stolen during a crowded Lincoln Park season exhibit. His daughter Miss Jessie Lynd Hopkins stood nearby as three young men jostled him and disappeared.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
T. Hopkins
Devils Lake
Wis
Jessie Lynd Hopkins
Pilekpockets
Mr. Hopkins
Union League Club
Moyyea
Captain McCleave Named Inspector General for Iowa Guards
Des Moines May 16 Captain Robert McCleave of the Second U S Infantry designated by the war department as inspector general and instructor for the Iowa National Guards Adjutant General Guy E Logan announced the appointment and McCleave will report in Iowa for duty about August 1
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Des Moines
Robeert McCleave
Second U. S. Infantry
War Department
Iowa National Guards
Guy E. Logan
Secretary of War
McCleave
Iowa
Advertised Letters at Water loo May 10 1941
Long list of names maintained for Waterloo post office advertised mail dated May 10 1941. Includes numerous Misses and Mrs. recipients, plus many givers and initials, reflecting standard wartime mail notice practices and local organization references.
Local Names Listed in Complex Legal Notice
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous personal names and titles including Schwelter Henery Lemons Carl Shearer Monte Shearer Will Smith Claude E Smith H J Smith Will Strong R L Stower D A Thomj son N K Tsakarils E Tyler Warneka Misgel Peter Wraalp Gilman White L Wilson Henry M Wilson George Wycott and others Brazil related names Mrs Laura Baker Mrs Gusta Herg Dom inck Kenney Robert Kristensen Sim is Laserols K Nordoverkic K Norcenverielus Chris Neilsen Demetrius Lotivore M Trugman T warvur Xpunyur and W R LAW P M.
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H. Grysen
Dominck Kenney
Robert Kristensen
Simis J. Laserols
K. Nordoverkic
K. Norcenverielus
Chris Neilsen
Demetrius Lotivore
M. Trugman
T'warvur Xpunyur
W.R. Law
P.M
Labor Riots Feared After Miner Employer Dispute Ogden Iowa
Des Moines reports A L Urick president of the Iowa Federation of Labor was summoned to Ogden Iowa where riots are feared amid miner employer disputes. The unrest is said to reach Boone where a strike in interurban shops is threatened. Boone shops supply noilers used in the Ogden mines.
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Des Moines
A. L. Urick
Iowa Federation of Labor
Ogden
Iowa
Boone
Ministers Protest Taft Sunday Talk in Harrisburg
Harrisburg clergy adopted resolutions expressing regret that President Taft traveled to address a large Sunday railroad men’s meeting. They voiced sorrow and urged that there be no repetition of what they call desecration of the day. The governor, city officials, and participating clergymen are named in the resolutions.
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Harriaburg
Taft
Methodist Ministerial Association of
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Des Moines Trade Excursion Sets First Stop At Atlantic
Des Moines Commercial club trade excursion train departs at 7:45 AM for a sixteen stop journey with Atlantic as the first day's objective. Tomorrow the trip will begin from Atlantic. An automobile for sale is offered, a 1910 Mitchell six cylinder 50 HP in first class condition, selling due to leaving city, phone 103.
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Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Des Moines
Des Moines Commercial Club
Rocky Island
Atlantic
Mitchell
Waterloo
Prospect Hills
Iowa Drives Ahead in New Auto Tax System
Iowa ranks among the leading states with about 24,000 cars as the new license law takes effect. A horsepower based tax structure requires registration dates, partial taxes mid year, and dealer plates for new purchases with 15 days of dealer use. Electric and steam cars face a $15 yearly tax or half on July 4.
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Burlington
Iowa
New York
California
Am!nets
Hawkeye
Secretary of State For
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E. A. Clark
Fred Clark
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Francis
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M. Z. Kenney
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M. J. Kenner
Frank Kelley
Tom Kingsler
King & Wagner
Wm. Krohn
John A. Lane
Edward Lechler
Leon
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H. A. McMahon
J. F. Meade
Frank, Miller
Opal Murphy
H- Mrers
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Joe Patch
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George Rhodes
Howard Risk
W. T. Roquel
Wessley Roberts
Marian Robinson
Chas
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Eda
Galloway-Gibson Inv. Co
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Th Fleer Mack Hewx Bank
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