Armistice Day Program On WIBM Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier reports a special Armistice ninth anniversary program on radio station WIBM. Becker-Chapman American Legion post hosts 7 to 10 pm with the Legion band, speaker Harry Reed, and musical acts by Iowa State Teachers College students, a style show, and request numbers by George La Hoe. The event aims to reach Midwestern audiences, broadcast from Forum Hall with 40 piece band under Cressie R. Whayten.
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American Legion
Harry Reed
Becker-Chapman Post
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Fells
American Legion Band
Cressie KR
Whay' S
Archie Shannon
Boy Scout
A. J. Edelson Company
American Legion Quartet
George la Hoe
Wenor
Elizabeth Jane
Waterloo
J. E. Brinkman
Verne
Bigmelodians
West High String Quartet
Mildred Luce
John W. Ocker
West Union
Virginia Gable
Margaret Johnson
A. Leath & Co
Ruth Gilbert
Ramone Smith
M. Reosenflah
Martin Hegde
Bor Reed
WIBM
Eventing
Beecer-Chapman Post
Legion
Forum Hall
Midwest
WHO
Des Moines
Cressie R. Whayten
Becker- Chapman Post
Wharlen
Cedar Falls
Lillian Dresser
Violet Watters
Miriam Evans
Virginia
Gable
A.J. Edelson Company
George la Hue
Giles Delays How Because of Sterm
A readable fragment mentions Giles delaying a plan or event due to an unspecified term or factor, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable. The line appears incomplete and lacks verifiable context or concrete details to identify persons, organizations, or outcomes.
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Giles
Waterloo man George J. Cole dies at 80
George J. Cole of Waterloo, 80, died at St. Francis hospital after a long illness. Born in Stephenson County, Illinois in 1847, he married Abbie L Whitmore in 1872 and moved to Waterloo in 1900. He owned Cole's Rendering Works Paris and later worked in handwriting analysis. He leaves three sons, Fred and Frank of Waterloo, and a daughter. His wife and one daughter preceded him. The body lies in the Oecle & Towne mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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George J. Cole
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Stephenson County
Illinois
Abbie L Whitmore
Freeport
Cole
Paris
Floyd E
Independence Avenue
Fred
Frank
Waterlon
O the Republic
Uis
M. Poiriente
Mason and Sullivan Meet in Court Till Dale Laverne Hick
Dale LaVerne Hick 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Edward Hick 700 Quincy Street died at 12 20 a m today at his parents home after a brief illness of indigestion He was born April 22 1925 at Oelwein He was a member of the cradle roll of Walnut Street Baptist church Sunday school Surviving besides his parents are his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Hick 923 Ikideperidence Avenue The body is at the Kistner mortuary pending funeral arrangements Mason and Sullivan Meet in Court Till Robert Nelson Sturch yest old son of Mr and Bits Harley M Starch G Fourteenth Street West died at 6 p m this morning at the home of the CONTRGER his parents after a three weeks illness in Reinbeck nearly three years It was born Aug 3 1976 He is in Oklahoma and Texas and was survived by his parents and one sister a motorcycle officer for some time in Faribault Minn Private funeral services will be for death by own action tomorrow afternoon at Kistner chapel with burial in Fairview
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Dale Laverne Hick
George Edward Hick
Quincy Street
Oelwein
Walnut Street
Ernest Hick
Ikideperidence Avenue
Kistner Mortuary
Robert Nelson Sturch
Robert Nelson Starch
Bits
Harley M. Starch
Fourteenth Street West
Illin Reinbeck
Black Hawk
Oklahoma
Texas
Sisa
Darlyne
Faribault
Minn
Ab Kistner
Sui- Chapel
Fairview Comeside
Sullivan
Edwards
Death of Mrs. George Bolte in Black Hawk County
Mrs. George Bolte longtime resident of Black Hawk County died at noon yesterday at the home of her daughter in Des Moines. The body will be brought to Des Moines tonight at 10 p m by the Chicago Great Western and funeral arrangements are being made at Hileman Gindt mortuary.
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George Bolte
Black Haws County
New Daughter
A. B. Shores
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Road
Hileman-Gindt
Iowa Teachers Converge for March 29 30 Convention
The Iowa Teachers Association schedules its annual meeting in Waterloo on March 29 and 30 1928. The event will include general and group sessions with notable speakers and mergers under discussion as part of the association’s program and awards.
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Waterloo
Iowa Teachers’ Association
Charle
King Ben Ousted by Court Orders
In St. Joseph Michigan on November 1 Circuit Court Judge Louis H Fead ordered the dissolution of the House of David colony founded by Benjamin Purnell Also ruled a receiver take control of the Benton Harbor group and banished Purnell from contact with followers for alleged fraud and immorality He must leave the colony grounds entirely
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St. Joseph
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
Benton Harbor
Centuy
Louis H. Fead
Newberry
House of David Colony
Purnell
MacNider Sees Preparedness as Way to Dictate Peace
Chicago reports Col Hanford MacNider, assistant secretary of war, declaring America's strength and credit position give it power to deter and stop wars. He asserts the nation can dictate peace if backed by strong leadership and readiness for war. He argues no nation can force global conflict against U.S. will with American support.
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Chicago
America
Col. Hanford Mac
Iowa
Ravanis
Sensations of 1927 at Waterloo Theatre Tonight
Musical revue Sensations of 1927 plays Waterloo Theatre tonight featuring a fast moving number of acts. Local notices hint at lively dancing and staged routines with a focus on entertainment value for the crowd tonight.
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Waterloo Theatre Tonight
Charles
Rloo Theatre
Ietlud- Baran
Cohn Leases New Store Room in Waterloo Area
J D Cohn owner of Independent Meat and Grocery Co leases the old Waterloo Building & Loan space at Fifth and Sycamore. Store No 2 will open Dec 1 as a branch at 624 Commercial Street with 60 by 80 foot room in Ellis hotel building. Northey Manufacturing won fixtures contract and interior will be white enamel. Cohn has operated in Waterloo over 21 years with current store in place six years.
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Waterloo Building & Loan Association
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
J. D.cohn
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Commercial Street
Colin
Ellis Hotel
Northey Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Building & Loan Co
Fifth and
Lafayette
Cohn
Burroughs Adding Machine Co Moves to Lafayette
The Burroughs Adding Machine Co will relocate on December 1 from 513 Sycamore Street to the Lafayette building's second floor. The 18 by 80 foot space will host a machine demonstration area and a conference room for sales staff, with the large room split into the business office, repair room, sales room, and demonstration space. The Waterloo branch is among Iowa’s largest, with sub-branches at Mason City and Dubuque, under L. C. Denton, employing seventeen people locally.
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Buroughs Adding Machine Company
Iowa
Sycamore Street
Lafayette Building
Waterloo
Mason City
Dubuque
L. C. Denton
Cotas Father Will Not Aid Defense in Slaying Case
In Dubuque Iowa Leonard Cota 18, grandson of the slain 73 year old Elizabeth McKitrick of Zwingle faces trial without paternal funds. County Attorney Allan J Kane says the death penalty will be sought for Cota and alleged accomplice Harold Kram.
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Dubuque
Leonard Cota
Elizabeth McKitrick
Zwingle
E. C. Cota
Altoona
Wis
Allan J. Kane
Cota
Harold Kram
Youths in St Louis Confess to McKays Case Says Father Refuses Aid
The youths were aligned in St Louis Tuesday night and are to have confessed the McKays case. Police report the father of young Cote said he will not provide money for Leonard's defense if guilt is proven, declaring the crime terrible and punishable to the full extent of the law.
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Falls
Mott
St. Louie
Cote
Leonard
Cola
Prosecutions Possible Over Dempsey Tunney Fight Films
County Attorney FF W Edwards, following instructions from Attorney General John Fletcher, contemplates prosecutions for showing moving pictures of the Dempsey Tunney fight in Waterloo. Exhibitions could incur heavy penalties including fines, imprisonment, and a conspiracy charge, with films previously shown under American Legion auspices at the Waterloo and Columbia theatres.
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Waterloo
FF. W. Edwards
John Fletcher
Des Moines
Edwards
Fletcher
Waterloo Theatre
American Legion
Columbia Theatre
George E. Lichty
Diebold
Edwards outlines ways WC U citizens can aid law
County Attorney F. W. Edwards told the district convention at First Evangelical church this afternoon five steps to enforce law and boost public safety. Citizens should meet jury duty, witness when informed, foster a healthy law enforcement sentiment, study trials, and vote intelligently. The W C U opened with 150 delegates. Ida B. Wise Smith urged public education on prohibition and defending enforcement laws against repeal efforts in nearby states.
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WC. T
First Evangelical Church
F. W. Edwards
Fred Decker
Matt, Anles
Fundamentalists in Convention Name 1928 Officers
Officers of the Town Christian Fundamentals association were elected for the ensuing year. President Warren L. Steeves of Waterloo. First vice president Paul Riley Allen of Keokuk. Second vice president R. R. Percy of Granger. General secretary Elizabeth Knauss of Davenport. Bible study secretary A. C. Huston of Des Moines. Conference secretary R. D. Mohr of Monroe. Young people’s secretary Walter Berggreen of Polk City. Treasurer Albert Swanson of Col l an. Edster R. D. Kinney of Eldora. Executive committees F. A. Case of Des Moines and Charles W. Mayes of Des Moines.
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Town Christian Fundamentals Association
Warren L. Steeves
Waterloo
Paul Riley Allen
Keokuk
R. R. Percy
Granger
Elizabeth Knauss
Davenport
Corn Crop of 1921 Wheal Exceed Last Year
Washington D C Nov 10 UP A corn production forecast by the agriculture department projects 2.7 billion bushels for 1927, compared with 7.6469 billion last year. Harvest expected at about 38.2 bushels per acre versus 37.6 in 1926, with corn on farms Nov 1 totaling 121.068 million bushels, or 4.2 percent of the 1926 crop. Marriage license issued for Fred B Brandt and Mossie V Orth, both of La Porte City Florida.
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Weahington
D. C
Agriculture Department
Fred
Brandt
la Porte City
Mossie
Orth
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Tonic for Digestive Health
Advert says Mlcts The pensor and Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the bowels and blood, acting like calomel without harsh after effects. Described as a purely vegetable mix with olive color, available in 3 sizes. Take nightly for two weeks to note results, 3c, 6c, all druggists.
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