Waterloo film planned for a large public production
AMD and the Commercial club prepare for a Waterloo publicity play with cameras due to film scenes over two days. A detailed schedule lists scenes at the Fowler farm, Galloway home, and Grace Methodist church, with crowds invited and a parade. Names proposed for the cast and a $5 prize contest are noted, along with May Day exercises at Cedar Heights Park.
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AMD
Waterloo
Toba
Amelia
Araella
Cleveland Nome
Wmo
A. m
Sition No
Herse
Hazel
Jick Harmon
Havel
Tazel
Jari
Mazel
Waterlon Savings Bank
Hopkins
Galloway
Tay
Hanker's Hame
Poh
Miller Howe
Tebe
Vohe
Gurats
Tebea
Aelia
Byrnes Park
Tobe
Grace Methodist Church
Jack
Gilbertville
Gilbertsville
First National Bank
Court Neuse
Lo Cedar River
Fowler Farm
Tohe
Charles van Vinck
Commercial Club
Park
Franklin
Schumeman's
Yohe Graham
Wiliim Toohey
Acob Graham
Hor’s
John Shanawise
Jacob Grahaw
Hoy’s
A. E. Harriinia Graham
Comiiadya Shores
F. W. Robertson
W. F. Parrott
Jack Jlarmon
Rob Ltchts Faltry
Worth Hillman
Clercure Bevank
Arriot Touhoy
Fred Norther
Aysney
Charlie Lewis
Two Lowans Named to Presbyterian Education Board
Two Lowans, Atlante City and Martin of Ges Maines, were named to the newly formed general board of education created by the one hundred twenty-eighth general assembly of the Presbyterian church. The 36-member panel merges the college board and the board of education, with 18 ministers and 18 elders. A meeting in the near future will select officers and determine headquarters. current college board sits in New York and education board in Philadelphia. The charter will be applied for in a yet undetermined state, with location decisions possibly influencing the permanent offices.
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Atlante Ciy
Magate Archer
Sinclair
Cedar Rapides
Jaod James
Martin
Ges Maines
General Board of Education
Presbyterian Pehurch
College Board
Board of Education
New York
Philadelphia
Local grade school track meet prelims draw crowd and fast times
About 150 boys entered the annual YMCA grade school track meet preliminaries amid ideal weather. By midday 50 advanced to finals as hopefuls chased several event records. leaders include George Miller and Donald Hetts in class D T, Clarence Smith and C. Urener in class B, Roy Whitmore in class C, with Jacob Bintz overseeing the meet.
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Jacob Bint
Vou
George Miller
Donald Hetts
Central School
M. A. Fighmes
Clarence Smith
C. Urener
Washington School
Foresters to Give Benefit Program for St Joseph’s Church
Members of St Joseph's court S63 Catholic Order of Foresters will host a Tuesday evening benefit at the U S academy. Proceeds go to St Joseph's Catholic church. The program features songs, solos, a comedy sketch and refreshments.
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St. Joseph's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
U. S
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Tony Barend
T. R. Sawyer
J. Fitzgerald
D. Conklin
Ed. Purtell
Joe
Waterloo Militia Companies Strongly Recruited in Iowa
Waterloo militia units including Town National Guard companies exceed peace strength, with Company B at 71 and Company C at 68. Additional infantry, cavalry, and artillery may be raised as the new army bill moves through Congress and awaits Wilson’s signature, set to take effect July 1. Iowa guard totals about 3,640 men. the bill aims for 10,400. Pay scales set private drill pay at about $1, salaries at 25 percent of regular army rates.
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Wilson
Iowa Guard
Iowa
Utla
Haies ot Held Better Operation Postponed
St Paul Minn May 27 The condition today of Jamies 1 Full was reported as satisfactory by Dr James Gilfillan of St Paul who with Dr William James Mayo of Rochester Minn made a careful examination of the aged railroad builder with his residence late funday As a result of the consultation between Dr Mayo and Dr Gilfillan it was decided not to operate upon Mr V E and last night Dr Mayo who arrived in St Paul aboard a special train returned to Rochester Thaw is apparant that friends of the Hill family and business associates of daniel J Ti were apprehensive as to Marti Ss candition hence and every precaution was taken at the residence to assure a maxima of quiet and optivaes for the sirk wan.
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St. Paul
Minn
Jamies
James
GiAtlan
William James Maro
Rochester
Mayo
Gilfillan
Maya
Thaw
Hill
Daniel J. Ti
Marti
Pavement Plans May Be Prepared for West Bell Addition
Manufacturers urge West Bell area paving linking Falls Avenue and Duryea Street. City committees discuss repaving business and residential streets, funding, and potential donor contributions. A special council meeting Monday will hear reports on street paving and sewer plans, with legal opinions requested on a power district and bond issue.
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Cfiy Tall
Westfield
Failsavanue
Duryea Street
Galloway
Werntfield
Falls Avenue
Great Western Tracks
Manhard
Henk Avenue
Oral
Teck
Durye Avenue
Rock Island
William Galloway
Water, Sewer and Gas Committee
Wastheld
Hagerman
Downing Addittons
Burr A. Brown
Technical Club Elects Officers
Waterloo Technical Society held its annual meeting at the Citizens Gas and Electric Company club room. Officers elected for the year are George B. E. Bickler president G T Wilson vice president C W Bhy secretary treasurer T EK Rust Y W H Carl and C S Shipler on the membership committee. A building code action committee reported encouragement from contractors and others and will submit plans to the city council soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Technical Society
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Coeiety
George BE. Bickler
G. T. Wilson
C. W. Bhy
T. EK. Rust
Y W. H. Carl
C. &. Shipler
Waterloo
Cownell
Lincoln Township Picnic Draws Extended Crowd
The Lincoln township picnic yesterday drew a large attendance with ATL schools represented. Profs Campbell McGlade and Eells from the Teachers' College and Superintendent Moeller led talks and conducted contests. Winners included Verda Greeley for division A and Rub Schmidt for No 1 division, Schon for No 2, and Miss Anon Turk earned a diploma for top reading. Spelling winner was Gleneva Philp No 1. Prizes and ceremonies continue in Washing town township Thursday and in Cedar Friday.
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Linraln
ATL
Prots
Campbell
Morris drives in ahead of Get Acquainted on Rock Island line
A motorist named A. Morris drove in late on the Get Acquainted special to Union Station on the Rock Island route. He arrived with his Cadillac and a coach passenger, then picked up at the last regular stop. The ride was thrilling as the car skimmed low over the ground.
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Cl A. Morris
Rock Island
Tie
Union Station
Jin
Morris
Robbery Tale Causes City Police Confusion
A tangled robbery report involving Thea Larsen and Larken created conflicting statements. Chief Ciddwell doubted Larsen’s memory while Larken claimed he was robbed of $5 after being sold. Larsen later admitted memory gaps and police pursued the evolving story, with earlier accounts deemed unreliable.
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Thea Larsen
Ita Allssadl
Larsen
Larken
Selday
Wis Et al
Pollea Belleva Ha
Jim
Cedar Heights Considers Water Supply Extension Agreement
Cedar Falls council approves terms for Cedar Heights to receive water. The package calls for 4900 feet of four inch main and 3200 feet of four inch main to be laid, plus a guarantee of at least 68 subscribers at 9 dollars yearly. Cedar Heights council to meet Monday to study details. officials expect work to begin soon. Mayor Newman says Cedar Falls may soon supply Cedar Heights.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Council of
Air. Parrott
Cedar Treights
J. B. Newman
Chautauqua Fund Progress Report For Waterloo W OTU
Members report progress toward funds to purchase Chautauqua park by city or park commission. The June 1 deadline nears as pending payments from former subscribers are tallied. Recent contributions include Homemakers' band 20, Laura Woebh S. S. class 16, Brovubsay W OT 40, Mrs. A E Stull unknown amount, A Friend 2, Holliday Des Moines 10, Garver 222.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua Park
First Baptist Church
Laura Woebh
Waterlooan to Chicago Oil News manager W J Shaw
W J Shaw, formerly of Waterloo, moves with his family to Chicago to become part owner and manager of Oil News. He previously managed Me Times-Tribune and was active in Old Town Orbeye elit circles. Friends wish him success in his new venture.
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Gaming
Waterloo
W. J. Shaw
Chicago
Oil Newa
Shaw
Walerlag
Times-Tribune
Alwisn
Adelob
Old Town
Orbeye Elit
Removal Notice for Tie Hacher Shop Move
Removal notice indicates Tie Hacher Shop formerly at 162 West Fifth Street has relocated to 624 Commercial Street in Ma. wahis poo hall. Public notice summarizes the address change and relocation details for local customers.
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Sipple
Weet Fifth St
Conmerrial St
Thieves Arrest After Cedar Falls Copper Ring Bust
Waterloo police rounded up a group linked to stolen copper wire from a local yard. Investigators say suspects planned to sell copper in Cedar Falls and nearby cities. Mayors and sheriffs cooperated as three others fled toward Cedar Falls while a fourth man confessed to thefts in Seattle and Philadelphia. Bright, charged on grand larceny, agreed to a guilty plea and 80 day sentence in county jail.
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Waterloo
Voday Palla
Pollee
Ealow
Bulow
Bhoeritt
Cedar Falls
Sheri’ T Heniersonlso
Oan
Cora
Una Draga
Walarton
Tava Waleed
Winn Lewis
Seattle
George Mayers
Philadelphia
HL Apeford
Wo. O. Fm & NL
Tina
la Ports City
Meyers
Lawle
Bright
Wrank Bright
Kepford
M.S. Wenner
Clean Life Boys Parade Through Waterloo Streets
Waterloo today saw hundreds of youths in a Clean Life for Every Young Man march. American Life educational banners flew from bicycles and Shetland ponies as delegations from schools moved along Fourth Street toward the east business district, starting near 11 o'clock.
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Waterloo
Bannors
Anil
Atrests
Mrred Acrnas Lierlyver
East Business District
Italian steamer Moriva torpedoed by submarine rescued
May 27 report from Fort Venur says five French torpedo boats rescued thirty Morinda crew members after the Italian steamer Morinda was torpedoed by a submarine on Thursday afternoon. The vessel, en route from New York to Goenew with a cargo, was abandoned at sea in lifeboats.
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Pacis
Fort Venur
Othe
Morinda
New York
Beulah Soros and Names in a Waterton Ledger Mystery
Fragmentary OCR reads Beulah Soros and figures Waterton linked to a ledger. Mentions coins, waterboard, Tatler Waterton, Carl DP, Medgar Falla, Wook, Cedar Malls and a numeric tag 22.205. Details are incomplete, with multiple proper nouns unclear.
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Stephan RL Ocuasa
Waterton Oo
Beulah
SOROS
Wendt
Waterboard
Tatler Waterton
Carl DP
Will
Medgar Falla
Vera
Wook
Cedar Malls
For Sale and Rent Ad Fragments From Classifieds
Fragmented want ads list items for sale and rental notices. Readable details include a six room modern house for sale and rooms for rent with partial addresses and contact hints, though many words are garbled and uncertain.
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Parthy Tandern
Creqiinas Ete Atuyette
Mere Wade T
Thriee Meeiy
Tommy
Slase Ji
Cbeatlenien
Peoferre
Senet
Wanted A Good Second Band Pony for Sale Ad Site
Fragmented notice listing various items for sale and rent including baby chicks and modern houses. Contains scattered phrases about services, housing, horses, and miscellaneous goods with unclear attributions and numerous garbled terms.
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Ad Sitees
Fova Pit Powutry
Mihara
Banny Fen
Tabin Pemotia
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Cedar
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New Presbyterian Board of Education
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Technical Club
Lincoln Townshitd
Gadak
of Water Main
Chautauqua Fund
Ian
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Chigagg
Jepperson Start
Thont
Trenile Nur
Moody Tire
Victor Records
Siro
Caruso
Old
Kentucky
Gluck
Harry Lauder
Victor
Vicors and Victrolas
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
New Victor Records
Victrola
Victor Weedlee
Wiewala
St. Eale
Prje
Orien
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
Maale
All Waterloo
B. Schultz
Commercial
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