Dollar Day on Thursday in Waterloo
Dollar Day in Waterloo on Thursday November 21 promises unprecedented bargains. Waterloo merchants unite for big sales across stapled and fall merchandise with 20 autos delivering 10,000 daily papers to 40 towns along 10 routes up to 100 miles away.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Live
Sun Fe
la Porta City
Mt. Auburn
Vinton
Urbana
Brandon
Manchester
Betwein
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Greene
Rockford
Town Falls
Ackley
New Hartford
Parkersburgh
Austinville
Arlington
Tripoli
Sumner
Strawberry Point
Arlington Avenue
Fairbank
Dunkerton
Winthrop
Raymond, Jesup
Independence
Janesville
Waverly
Plainfield
Nashua
Shell Beck
Traer
Hudson
Reinhbeck
Gladbrook
Berlin
Cotton harvest totals and a warden's death headline
Washington announces cotton gins and bales totals for October to November. Meanwhile in Sarleton Pennsylvania game warden Joseph McHugh was killed by a hunter during an arrest attempt in Carbon County.
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Lunter
Sarleton
Joseph MeHugh
Weartherly
Carbon County
Endurance Run Marks Start of Studebaker Challenge
An endurance test by a four cylinder Studebaker began from the Waterloo Evening Courier office with W A Campbell at the wheel. The plan is to run 250 miles daily for four days on a different route each day. The team includes Dr Willoughby from the Studebaker factory and photographer Frank Tunner.
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Studebaker
Jocal Studebaker
Goselock
W. A. Campbell
Campbell Motor Car Company
Uy Hiselda
OF. Willoughby
Frank Tunner
Chester Heath
Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier and
Campbell Company
Charles City
Mason City
Albert Lea
Auto Thieves Reaping Harvest In City
An auto thief wave in the city reports another Ford stolen from Miller Street near Davidson's, belonging to I. Clute. Police notified by telephoned alerts and statewide messages. A Roberts car stolen last week remains unrecovered, suggesting an organized gang. cities coordinate to curb the widespread robberies.
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I 8
Clute
Miller Street
Ceatre
Auto-Mobile
Cedi
Davidson’ Store
John Roberts
Joyriders
Utero
Towa
Auto overturns wagon injuring woman near Jesup Iowa
Mrs. T Bennett was badly bruised and sprained when the box of an overturned wagon pinned her a few miles east of Jesup Iowa yesterday afternoon. Her husband and two children escaped injury as an automobile coming from the opposite direction struck the wagon, tipping it into a ditch. No bones were broken and Mrs Bennett will be laid up for several days.
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Jesup
Towa
Mav
T. Bennett
Tan
Wis
Here
Roosevelt a good name hut now goor pom fan
Union Hill New Jersey November story says Quentin Roosevelt’s car was stopped for 50 mph by a policeman. The chauffeur jailed in 26 bail at Union Til station while Roosevelt presented his card. Officer remarked “It’s a good name,” but not good for yen. Roosevelt paid 20 dollars.
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Union Hill
N. 2
Quentin Roosevelt
Roosevere Alrealiy
Jersey
Luxemburg cabinet quits new premier appointed
A Luxemburg telegram says Dr. Lertach, a lawyer, is now president of the new Luxemburg government after the cabinet quit. Grand Duchess Marie has accepted resignations. Dr. Leutsel will succeed Premier Lyschon. A session for the chamber is set for Tuesday.
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Amashterdain
Lomson
Luxemburg
Dr. Lertach
Marie
Geneva
Grand Duchess
Marlo
Dr. Leutsel
Lyschon
Kansas Court Upholds Webs Enacting Prohibition Law
The Kansas Supreme Court rules the Webs Kenyon and Mahin acts constitutional. The decision rejects interstate commerce delegation challenges and holds that names of individuals receiving liquor shipments in prohibition Kansas are public property.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Webs-Kenyon
Kansas
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Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter
Oluar
Cutler Hardware Co
Hotel Russell- Linis
F. H. Cutler
M. J. Kozak
HH. Ll. Day
Cedar Rapids
P. J. Plaue
H. Krause
Cherokes
Ilepoiul
Dales
Washington, D. C
Melugh
Burch’s
Onos
Cial
iGiay
Tree
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Radisson
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
COUR
Scane’s
Clothes
East Fourth Street
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