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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1911

Page

3

Modern Mausoleums Offer Sanitary Burial Comfort

A historical article argues that ground burial is being replaced by mausoleums as a cleaner, safer, and more economical method. It highlights Fairview cemetery’s Grand Compartment Mausoleum, its concrete construction, sealed crypts, and maintenance funds, urging communities to adopt modern sanitary interment via the Iowa Mausoleum company.

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United Doctors claim cure for chronic throat and kidney issues

Oakwood Illinois resident William S Maxey reports severe throat trouble and kidney distress dated 1916, saying the United Doctors at Waterloo institute treated him effectively. He credits the specialists with restoring his voice and health and urges others with chronic conditions to seek their care.

Oakwood Til Get United Doctors United Doctors’ Office United Codes WM. S. Maxey

David Garrick Play Promises Strong Amateur Performance

A high school production of David Garrick is set for next Tuesday May 30 in the manual training auditorium. Emil Bickley stars as Garrick with a cast including Carl Hutton Alice Brott and Walter Stevens. Tickets go on sale Saturday at 8 o clock from seniors or at the superintendent's office.

David Garrick Ada Ingot Ingot Chivy Garrick Ada Covent Garden Miss Ingot Oda Emil Bickley Simon Ingot Carl Hutton Ada Ingott Alice Brott Mr. Smith Walter Stevens Mr. Browne Louis Harwich Mr. Jones Anne Bodholat Mrs. Smith Pearl Weeks Miss A. Browne Myrtle Salter Squire Chivy Dree Jenness Thomas and George Harold ‘Schultz Il Trovatore Lamar Duke Clarence Dewey Zarah Loraine Donizetti

Betterment of Service Sought by Transportation Firm

The W., CG. F. and N. management announces steps to improve service. They seek the best men for city and interurban car positions and will discharge incompetents or discourteous workers. Advertisements have drawn reliable applicants and conductors will be barred from taking lady companions or granting free rides, with potential firings for such conduct.

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Marble Rock Social News and Local Visits

Marble Rock residents report a busy week with guests from Charles City and Nora Springs. Mrs. H Darland and Mrs. Veil Porter visited, F K Leis will relocate to Charles City in June, M J Paddleford from Nora Springs called, M L Stott from Duluth visits, and Mrs Stott assists as a passenger conductor. A Stott remains seriously ill, Dr E R Hayoner is ill, and Mrs James Hutches of Chicago visits A J Asper home. The Misses Tsa Waleter and Lou Herring hosted seventy five locals.

Marble Rock Darland Veil Porter Charles City F. K. Leis M. J. Paddleford Nora Springs M. L. Stott Duluth Minn H. Stott B. T. Oakes Stott Duluth and Iron Range 3. Sims Jr A. Stott E. KR. Hayoner James Hutches Chicago A. J. Asper Verl Porter Cedar Rapids

New Parsonage To Be Dedicated In Waterloo

On Sunday at 11 45 Rev R E Graves of the First United Brethren church will dedicate a new parsonage at the rear of the church lot corner Fourth and Allen street. The two story 30 by 30 foot house faces Allen street and features white oak first floor rooms with a modern finish. The congregation praises the improvement as a valuable addition to city church property.

R. E. Graves First United Brethren Church Fourth Allen Street Waterloo

Indian shoot set for August in Spirit Lake

Spirit Lake Iowa May 27 Special Fred Gilbert champion trap shooter will return home Monday or Tuesday after a tour in the south He will begin arranging for the famous Indian shoot to be held here in August

America Spirit Lake Iowa Fred Gilbert

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