Charity Show Best Ever Promises Elks Follies of 1922
Local Elks charity minstrel show The Follies of 1922 at Waterloo Theatre Monday Tuesday and Wednesday promises of best ever production. Rehearsals Sunday under Alex Robb with Robb and George Stevens in charge. Cast includes Delos Owen musical director scenes and numbers listed. tickets selling fast with many seats left.
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The
Elks
Waterloo
Alex Robb
Roth
Che Elks
George L. Stevens
Mr. Robb
Delos Owen
Joe Breut
Robb
Waterloo Theatre Orchestra
Will!egslat
Local Obscure Names Highlight Rigged Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and terms across a disrupted page. Reads like a sporadic roll of individuals and places with scattered titles and roles, including S and E style initials, but contains many garbled segments and unclear connections.
Need of Device for Cleansing Sewers Is Shown Conclusively
Demonstration of a sewer cleaning apparatus shows the street department clearing an 18 inch sewer on Daha Street. The pipe carried sand, roots and muck, with only three inches of clear space for flow. Several wagonloads of muck were removed using a hydraulic powered machine whose water drove revolving knives while flushing the sewer.
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Daha Street
Carpenter shoots giant jackrabbit at state capitol
Moines, Nov. 21. William Winter, state house carpenter, shot a giant jackrabbit on the state house grounds yesterday. The rabbit dressed weighed eight and one half pounds. Winter believes the rabbit was chased into town from Texas by the Democratic landslide.
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Yes Moines
William Winter
State House
Winter
Texas
Former Bristow Woman Dies at Greene Friday
Greene Iowa Nov 41 Special Mrs Clarence Starkweather died at her home here after a week long illness She was 27 years old Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Starkweather Bristow and two brothers and two sisters all living Bristow Interment will be in Bristow cemetery arrangements incomplete
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Greene, Ta
Clarence Starkweather
Robert WL Stawart
Bristow
Vicin
Thieves Loot Sackett Home in Independence Avenue Burglary
A tall slender burgler, about 25, wearing a blue suit and gray cap, forced entry to WM T Sackett’s home on Independence Avenue and fled with a diamond ring two watches a lepauge shotgun and shells. Police found no trace. another incident at a filling station saw a robber grab 80 cents before escaping. A woman fearing her husband’s first wife sought police help late at night.
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WM. T. Suckett
Sonelhue
Familly
Sackett
Wyatt
Tampary
Alling
Franklin and
Sixth Streets
Into
Jase
Euing Station
Isling
Neurys Os
Lugband
Waterloo Nimrods Bag Deer in Northern Trip
Waterloo Nimrods bag deer on a northern hunting trip as C C Schuneman Gronens 2 A Morris return from Canada by train leaving C A Palmer to drive the game home. Morris reportedly bags a deer while Palmer reports two conveyances en route. Palmer also meets success.
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Waterloo
Waterloo hunters fail to bring down moose in tough chase
Hunters with Indian guides scouted isolated spots across a Dominion region where wild game ran plentiful yet elusive. Morris Fost watched a moose at 54 feet and attempted a pump gun shot but broke through heavy brush. The Waterloo man denies any buck fever influence at the critical moment.
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Dominion
Waterloo
Morris Fost
River Wall from Suffern Building to Bridge Favored
Suffern riverfront commission favors building a new river wall from the rear of the Suffern building diagonally to the Fifth Street bridge when the west mill race is abandoned by Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Co. Chief obstacle is lack of funds. completion years away. Commissioner Plowman notes options and priorities, including potential riverstone park work if financing allows.
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Riverfront Commission
Suffern
Fifth Street
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Hue
Beny
Ho. Piewiman
Riverstone Park
Minorial Hall
Wall dam plans and riverfront bathing peak Iowa talks
The riverfront commission weighs the impact of a seven foot dam on the river above the site and a planned municipal bathing area. Officials discuss cooperation with park commissioners to create a premier bathing facility in Iowa. The piece also notes Ohio Morris elected vice president of the Iowa Automotive Association and A. Roparss of Waterloo named to its board.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Plowman
Walér
Towa
Offichr. EV Auto Ass'nc
A. Morris
Towa Automotive Atarshanty Association
Des Moines
A. Roparss
Whaterloo
al Johnson
Morris Motor Company
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