Community club notices and birthday party in Mt Hope area
Saturday Evening events include Deestrick Skule and Naamah class at First Baptist, Grace M E and Riverside clubs meet in homes and churches. Tuesday groups include Ruth Hemenway reading Fire Feathers, Philathea and divisions of Ladies Aid. A tenth birthday party for Ruth Ludwig features pink decor and prizes. G I G club outing by hayrack. Grace M E church program with supper and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deestrick Skule
Mt. Hope
Ruth Hemenway
Congregational Church
Murray Club
N. W. Frisbie
Hileman & Gindt
Mary Melrose
G. J. Mack
Walnut Street
Board of Trustees
Philathea Clase
Henry Keiber
Dawson Street
Champlin Chapel
Ladies’ Ald Society
Henry Austin
Alta Vista Avenue
P. U
Ruth J Ludwig
Doris Huck
Marie Morrow
Vernita Green
Laura Favelle
G. I. G. Club
Charles W. Eby
Anna Moline
Moline
Carl Moline
Hilda Sandow
W. F. Thomp~son
Hilizabeth Hasseltine
Lenora Miller
Grace M. E. Church
ST Paul’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Broadway W. C. U
Paul DeLong
Bramaber Street
Brotherhood of the Church
Evolution of Cadillac parade charms city streets
The Morris Motor Car company staged a Cadillac parade to showcase models from 1903 to present, headed by Waterloo Military band. The event followed earlier stunt advertising like driverless runs and winter demonstrations, highlighting Cadillac progress and the Morris brothers’ noted marketing flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Waterloo
Morris Motor Car Company
Morris Brothers
C. A
J. F
Cattle Congress
Morrisey
Dubuque Man Shot While Hunting Dies In Accident
James J. Fox 43 of 18 Race Street was accidentally shot while hunting near Clayton with his two sons Roy and Raymond. He died shortly after from a shotgun wound to the abdomen. Fox, longtime Dubuque resident, worked for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul construction company. He is survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
James J. Fox
Race Street
Clayton
Mr. Fox
Roy
Raymond
Fox
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Construction Hang
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement
Cure for sick children promotes a laxative syrup, claiming quick relief from stomach upset, indigestion, and bowel issues. Urges mothers to purchase genuine California Fig Syrup, warns against counterfeit products and notes directions for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia Fig Syrup Company
Lack of Funds Drives Two Youths Into Trouble
Lack of funds and unemployment push two young men into crime in the city during the past week. Ralph Pierce was jailed Saturday for stealing $8 from BE. M. Steeley on Town street. he admitted taking the money from Steeley's pocket and will attempt repayment. J. A. Emmerson, held last week for stealing a horse and buggy, was arraigned and admitted the horse belonged to a La Porte City liveryman but said he had no intent to steal. He was sent out of town, later driven to Waterloo, and jailed when officers intervened to prevent a sale. He remains in county jail awaiting a full investigation and is not expected to be held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pierce
BE. M. Steeley
Town Street
Fierce
Steeley
J. A. Emmerson
Justice Knapp
la Porte City
la Porte
Waterloo
Emmerson
Belgians to get intercollegiate football aid incite
Chicago reports President James of the University of Illinois proposed an inter sectional football game to aid war stricken Belgium. The idea drew ready response though details remain unsettled and opinion at Ann Arbor is not yet formed. Yost supports the concept though questions about drawing power persist. Barthelme cautions on reopening conference disputes but favors careful consideration.
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Chicago
James
University of Illinois
Belgium
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Yost
Xost
Board of Control
Gaid
Phillip G. Bartelme
Pastors Exchange Pulpits In Charles City
The Rev Mr Claypool of the Baptist church in Charles City preached two strong sermons at First Baptist church yesterday to large congregations. Dr W L Dorgan, pastor there, conducted a two weeks evangelistic campaign to great effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Claypool
Baptist Church of
Charles City
First Baptist Church
W. L. Dorgan
Charles City Baptist Church
Firefighters Respond to Furnace Malfunction at 815 Sycamore
Firemen were called to 815 Sycamore Street at 9 15 Sunday as an overheated furnace caused moderate alarm but minimal damage. Advertisement for Miller-McCartney Insurance Agency at 2034 Syndicate, phone 2404 urges coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Miller-McCartney
Agen
Tailor Made Skirt Offered In Dress Goods Shop
In our Dress Goods department a tailor made skirt can be purchased for 1.50. Choose materials from the new wool fabrics and pay 1.50 for making and trimmings. We advise shoppers to act soon for best selection.
Protests At City Hall Over Assessments And Rest Rooms
A surge of more than 30 protests filed with the city auditor triggers a council meeting as property owners across Waterloo flood the chamber. Critics oppose the new assessment law, especially on unbenefited streets, with potential court action if relief isn’t granted. Councilman Ralph Ellis aims to push rest room proposals, while Mayor Thompson weighs repealing or enforcing traffic rules. A separate report recalls a gunfight where Sheriff Shores pursued two tramps, including Wilcoxson fatally wounded, with detailed stakeout and a priest’s witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citi
Zens
District Court
Ralph Ellis
Ln Waterloo
Council
Ellis
Thompson
Scene of Pitched Battle Near Reinbeck Draws Crowd
Sheriff Shores and four companions visited the scene of a pitched battle between tramps and Waterloo officers last Monday afternoon three and a half miles west of Reinbeck. Fifty others were at the scene as Shores examined the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Shores
Tramps
Waterloo
Reinbeck
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T. C. McCarty
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Clara Maynard
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Cx - Company
A. F. Brown
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W. B. Howell
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Aldal Webster
Lafayette Etreat
Ladies’ Social Union
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Waterlow Hive
No. 37
Soash Hall
G. A. R. and
Relief Corps
Holy Name Court
Pythian Temple
N. H. Hersch
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Mothers' Club
Mothers’ Club
City Hall
Wagner
Leighton
Marty Ferguson
Wilcoxnon
Prim
Ferguson
Sheri! Shores
Tnuly
Wilcoxson Snid
Ing Courier and Reporter
Iowa
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National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
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Rose Reichard Marshall
Schuneman Drug Stores
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