Waterloo Business College Winter Term Opens in 1910
The Waterloo Business College led by President Almon F. Gates opens its winter term on Monday November 28 1910. The ad emphasizes practical business education reliable placement and thorough instruction with many student testimonials praising faculty effort and post graduation success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
Almon F. Gates
Sc. B
David Bailie
Wateloo Business College
Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Helena Kurth
Hudson Woman Nina Hoag Gibson Dies at 62
Mrs. Samuel Gibson Jr known as Nina Hoag was born February 10 1869 in Carroll Iowa. She died at 10:30 p m after two weeks of illness at home leaving her husband nine children and many relatives. Funeral planned tomorrow at First Baptist Church Elmwood Cemetery with Rev E A Valiant and Rev A H Nickell presiding.
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Hudson
Samuel Gibson, Jr
Nina Hoag
Henry Mong
Carroll, I
Lincoln Township
Robert Gibson
Floyd
Pearl
Clarence
Carrie
Jim
Mary
Gertrude
Hazel
Genevieve
George Wilson
Morris
Id. Hoag
Allor Lincoln Township
Charles Hoag
Collinwood
Ohio
Lotus Hoag
Portland
Ore
Willis Hoag
Hillsboro
Will
Philip
Tama County
Grace Hoag
Gibson
Peterson Ros
Fourth
First Baptist Church
E. A. Valiant
A. H. Nickell
Elmwood Cemetery
Frank Armstrong
Eighth Street West
Man Fights Drink Addiction by Filing Self Complaint
Elmer Hawkins, seeking treatment for alcohol dependence, filed a complaint against himself in district court to enter the Knoxville inpatient hospital program. Friends praise his resolve, noting his efforts to overcome the drink, aided by willpower and external help, with Sheriff Shores assisting his shaky signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hawkins
Knoxville
Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins
Sheriff Shores
Almost Horseless Carriage Startles West Park Travelers
A horse attached to the rear of a Western Electric Supply Co wagon on West Park avenue dragged at the wagon until a bystander halted it. The animal was briefly tethered by a passerby and then secured properly to the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Avenue
Western Electrical Supply Company
J Frank Armstrong Burial Planned After Fatal Interurban Incident
The remains of J Frank Armstrong who died when struck by an interurban car in Newark Ohio Wednesday evening will be buried in Waterloo tomorrow. Armstrong was accompanied by his sisters Misses Elsie and Cora and will arrive in Waterloo at 1 55 A M on the Rock Island line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Armstrong
Neward
Ohio
Elsie
Cora
Waterloo
Resolutions of Sympathy for Waterloo Temple Sister Hukili
The Waterloo temple No. 7 Pythian Sisters express deep sorrow at the death of sister Josephine Van Meter Hukili. They extend heartfelt sympathy to her husband and bereaved family. The temple will be draped for thirty days and two copies of the resolutions will be placed in the minutes and sent to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine van Meter Hukili
Hukill
Waterloo
Dr Margaret Clark Addresses Forest City Tourists on Social Hygiene
Dr Margaret Clark returned from Forest City after delivering a social hygiene address to the Tourist Club there. The talk followed a Des Moines speech at the Iowa Mothers Congress and drew clubwomen teachers and civic leaders. Her sister Mrs EE Erikson hosted open house for attendees who discussed civic and social topics with the Waterloo club figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clark
Forest City
Iowa Mothers
Congress
Des Moines
EE. P. Erikson
Waterloo Club
Dr. Clark
Tourist Club
Bride Decides Not to Wed as Groom Is Left at Altar
Des Moines Iowa November 11. Minnie Caplan a 19 year old city figure halted the ceremony at midnight after friends said the couple planned a marriage that required a license. Deputy clerk James OBrien attended the residence at 1157 Fourth street where the party gathered. The bride hesitated pleaded with the groom then said she would marry in the morning but finally refused. Sherman left for an extended visit in the east after the cancelled wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
F. A. Sherman
Minnie Caplan
James O'Brien
Mr. Sherman
East
Wheat and hog market rows report mixed Chicago prices
General markets bulletin from Lamson Bros. & Co. lists estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago for Nov 11 and shows hog prices opening lower and closing slow with mixed and butchers at 7.40 to 8.25 and light at 7.60 to 8.05. Sheep and grain prices are given with cash and New York close figures for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
TSR
Union Pacific
Lida
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Pfd- Amalgamated Copper
Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Waterloo
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Aristos Y Arad
Caver
Jan Ween
Fireman Gentzler Improves After Illness at Yard Fire
John D. Gentzler of fire company No 2 was taken to hospital yesterday afternoon after a fall at the Chernyk junk yard blaze. He showed improvement this afternoon following the episode earlier in the day when fever and pain prompted hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gentzler
Gentzler
Chernyk Junk Yard
Waterloo Students in University Test
Miss Gladys Noggles and Ralph Marsh of West High travel to Chicago to compete in an oratorical contest under the University of Chicago. Lewis Cobb also goes to Chicago for a Latin test, one student entering by invitation, the other by initiative. Scholarships and about £120 expenses await winners. Regular meeting set for Robt. Anderson Post No. 68 G A A Friday night November 11 with urgent attendance. Anson Hukill will visit Cedar Rapids to see his ill mother Mrs. J C Hukill, 70, who has just returned from Colorado.
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Gladys Noggles
Ralph Marsh
West High
Chicago
University of Chicago
Mississippi River
Lewis Cobb
Young Cobb
Robt. Anderson
Anson T. Hakill
Waterloo West
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Hukill
Court bars union of Cincinnati Presbyterians
In Cincinnati the supreme court reversed the general assembly and ruled illegal the merger of First Second and Central Presbyterian churches. Property valued at 750000 dollars is involved.
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Cincinnati, O
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In America
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Sunday offers ten thousand to prove past saloon ties
Rev. Sunday announced a $10,000 reward split in two parts for proof he ran a Chicago dance hall or owned saloon property and for refuting the red heifer story. He denied spreading the tale and accused rivals of harassing him in many towns while claiming a Hood River forty acre tract and other family ties.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Hood River Fruit District
Washington
Well Wishers Send Greetings From New Castle Readers
A.C. McCracken a street car conductor in New Castle Pa sends greetings and asks for papers with stamps. He notes a clipping about a Carnegie steel mill noon service where workers held a shop meeting and shared benefits from the Sunday campaign over the past six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
A. C. McCracken
New Castle
Billy
McCracken
Carnegie Steel Mill
Waterloo City Briefs Highlight Local News And Visits
Waterloo items report Mrs. George Knoche ill but improving on Third Avenue West and Mrs. W A Young returning from Greene with her son to Presbyterian Hospital. Other notes include F F McIlhinney’s Davenport trip, F H A Koch visiting from Burlington, Mrs. Webb visiting family, and obituaries for Rev A P Bilough's mother and W M Blough. An unrelated note covers a $607.88 verdict for J G Packard vs H O Williams and J S Bassett, plus a minor fire on Barclay Street and a call for a Waterloo encyclopedia description update. Harold Cole pledged to Alpha Tau Omega at Iowa State College.
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Buchanan
Syndicate
Waterloo
Citizens Savings Bank
George Knoche
Third Avenue West
F. F. McIlhinney
Davenport
W. A. Young
Greene
Presbyterian Hospital
J. F. Webb
City
J. E. Webb
Second Street West
J. G. Packard
H. O. Williams
J. 8. Bassett
Harold Cole
W. R. Cole
Iowa State College
Ames
Alpha Tau Omega
Mr. Cole
Civic Department Meets Saturday
The civic department of the Ladies' Literary Society meets Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the public library west. Mrs H M Reed will present Unfinished Tasks, followed by Mrs Matt Parrott on Civic Conditions Below the Equalator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Literary Society
Public Library
H. M. Reed
Matt Parrott
Democrats plan to contest Haugen seat in Fourth District
Reports from Des Moines indicate a Democratic plan to challenge Haugen in the Fourth District by contesting votes before the House. The move follows allegations that many Democratic votes were improperly counted.
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Des Moines
Evening Press
Haugen
Murphy
Population boom cited in Los Angeles after census
Los Angeles, November 11 reports a predicted population of 319000 following census returns. City boosters push plans to accommodate growth with a new midleion initiative in 1820 era terms.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Butler county Republicans win except sheriff and supervisor race
In Butler county all Republican nominees won except Sheriff Hill who was defeated by Democrat Thomas J. Shafer and First District Supervisor E Lehman who beat F M Forney. Election day saw 184 ballots in the precinct and returns show Carroll 114 and Porter 5 for governor with Pickett leading congressman race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Jacob Cardinal
Hallowe'en
Mose Elliott
Joseph Gough
Carroll
Porter
Pickett
F. F. Jungkunz
Waterloo
J. J. Clark
Mason City
Empire Automobile Institute Promises Fast Training by Mail
Classified notes offer a ten week mail based program to train as automobile repairmen chauffeurs and salesmen with a free car model and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute Rochester New York advertises high demand and strong pay. Also listed are two small real estate sales and a job call for girls at Kimball's Ideal Steam Laundry with address 706 Lafayette.
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Empire Automobile Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Kimball
Lafayette
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D. G. Iseminger
Lydia M. Figi
Mary Blenis
Lila Marcham
Anna Severin
Nellie Hayes
Eva Hanson
Pearl Roberts
Nellie Morgan
Bbecause
Joee Kenney
May E. Foote
Ella Rosgen
Laura Cowlishaw
Lois Cass
Theodore West
W. Evehett Taylor
Edith Gibbs
Fourth Street
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh-Place Building
SF. Louis Close
Minneapolis
H. W
TN. S
N. S
Court Bars Union OF Presbyterians
F. H. A. Koch
Burlington
A. P. Bilough
W. M. Blough
Grundy County
H. D. Nashold
George DeWald
G. H. Sumner
Town State Board of Health
State Board of Health
East Side
Barclay Street
Rector
Frederick E. Bolton
State University of Iowa
Nicholas Webber
Louis B
Sarah A. Hubbard
Civic Department
DEMOS
Allison
Bucharest
Ith
Coml
Sts
Tabernacle
Riehl St
C. W. Griffin
4Th St
Logan Ave
Fourth St
Dawson
Savannah
Savannah College
Davison
Marmion
Waterloo Drop Forge Co
Falls Ave
Orr St
Swift Mtg. Co
Westfield
the Beauty Shop
Lafayette Building
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