Crystal Theater Names New Manager in Waterloo
Frederick W. Hartmann, former Plaza theater manager in Chicago, becomes Crystal theater manager in Waterloo. He brings 29 years in theatrical business and vaudeville experience from the Orpheum circuit to elevate the Waterloo playhouse. Hartmann aims to present West Coast vaudeville and moving pictures, with his Waterloo links dating to his father's local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Hartmann
Plaza Theater
Chicago
Crystal Theater
Dlartmann
Waterloo Playhouse
Orpheum
Indiana
Ilinois
Ile
Waterloo
Hartmann
Willoz
Who Owns the Highway A Farmer Says Traders Trespass
Wallace's Farmer reports a reader complaint about horse traders camping along a country road, grazing the roadside and disturbing neighbors. The column explains road ownership lies with adjoining landowners, with public passage allowed, and warns trespass actions against those pasturing on others land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Notarized Screening Statement by Emmons Johnson et al
A notarized affidavit dated November 18 911 attests to the screening statement being full true and correct to the best knowledge of Emmons Johnson Carleton Sias and R Davis corporate officers of a company. Signed before Belle H Wough Notary Public with directors Carleton Sias Frankian Platt Attested by Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwa
Emmons Tohanenn
Carleton
Ted
Conmany
Seid Company
Emmons Johnson
Canbengs Sias
R. Davis
Carleton Sias
Sory
Belle HH. Wough
Wark Hawk County
AH. Frank
Carileton Sias
Frankian
Platt
Tax Sale Volume Compared to 1860s in Grundy County
Editor George F. Althouse notes a small tax sale list this year in Grundy County versus the early sixties. He recalls W. H. Hartman founding the Waterloo Courier in 18d and printing Grundy County Pioneer, the first paper there, after driving to Grundy Center with a Washington hand press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Althouse
The
Arkley World
Kandy
W. OH. Hartman
Waterloo
Grundy County
Dlartman
Waterlon
Towa Falls
M. C. Woodruff
Iowa Falls
Hartman
Waterloo Pioneer to be Honored on 89th Birthday at Church
Euphemia Mele Peck, longtime Waterloo resident, will have 89th birthday observed with a Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. The event honors her decades in Waterloo, her education at St Andrews University, her French skills, piano talent, and her role as a respected community figure. She built and has occupied the family home on Pouch Street East since 40 years ago. her son Dr. Roberson and granddaughter Dr. Karen Roberson are among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Pioneer
Mangas
Euphemia Perk
Woeonk
Waterloo
Westenders
First Presbyterian Pehureh Aroa
Imas
Waterlan
Tomoorrow
Peck
Robertsen
St Pehh
Fine Aid
Pouch Street
Ena
Flaw
Robertson
Grandsean
Jan C Taresee
Pabertsen
Franklin Street
Peel
Wuphemia Mele
Setar
Navy
Isa
Lew
Patrick
United States
Rene
Vfer
Mes Roberts
Bod. Peek
Conardian
Roberts
Ford
Eget
Congress
Peek
Presbeterian
Flaury Crittenden
OW. Robertson
Arenes Robbertsen
Mondara
He Can Hold Them for Damages From Unlawful Action
A statement notes that he can hold them responsible for any damage he sustains through their unlawful action.
Leaves on Trip Around World
Mrs. E A Haines, longtime Washington store owner and Isle of Pines enthusiast, is in Waterloo visiting her sister Mrs Jennie A Close. She sails in December from San Kanesen for a six month world tour visiting Mono Iniu, Japan, China, the Philippines, Palestine and other Far East places. A friend accompanies her. She aims to acquire fruits and flowers not yet in Isle of Phites. The USDA backs the mission and aids her travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Haines
Washington, D. C
Isle of Pines
Waterloo
Jennie A. Close
Franklin Street
Isle of Pines and local travel notes from Waterloo scene
Mrs Haines makes travel comfortable with no foreign interference as the Isle of Pines near Rhode Island earns the nickname Garden of Helen. American investors dominate settlement while natives own no land and toil as laborers. Also mentions Mrs A M Place and daughters returning from Chicago and Ruth Hallingby starting gymnastic classes in Waterloo. Drum major history notes in English army and Coldstream guards pay in 1661 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I
William III
Coldstream Guards
London Mall
Pessimistic Optimist Sets Tone for National Debt Debate
Misanthrope grudgingly acknowledges gloom but shifts to finance concerns. Lon Jon Sketch frames the topic with a ironic humorous outlook as the discussion turns to the national debt and broader economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Gran
Owl car service planned after December by W C F N railway
Traveling men and late arrivals pressed for an owl car schedule to run until about 2 30 a m with service starting after December. The article also notes claims about paper bag cooking and lists near rental and sale details for Original Plat properties including three houses with monthly rents and fixed prices plus a cash payment option. It mentions cement walks water and sewer on lots and a sale of Duree Jersey male pigs in Waterloo Ta via Lewis Baker with Route Phone 4101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. F. & N. Railway
M. B. Neff
Fourth Street
Duree Jersey
Lewis Baker
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Hartmann Takes Charge
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Iown
Black Hawk
Serebees
Fea Suis
Grundy Co
Lot Hartman
Wee Te Eee
Pam
Snk
Fon Hh
Em Bata
me _ Thewate
Ray” Taeeien
Belicia
Preyridten
Piers Pate
Sela
Es Wirians
Vv Surest
Tas
Eev Qoondes Ik
Ase
Arene Rans
Tate
Watt
Belem
Chearratoza
Bette Palbee
Edgette
Iowa
Grundy Center
Pioneer
Courier
W. B. Hartman
Mre
Hed
Tather Scottish
Crystal
A. M. Place
Tessie
Jeanne Manson
Ruth Hallingby
Iown State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Pew
NEW Management
Ge. W. Campbell & Co
Weat Fourth Street
Wm. Mason
Eagle Township
Pers
Wagle Center
Hudson
Poland
Plymouth Rock
Osborn
Hawkeye
Ottawa
Theodore Maso
Ym. Holland
C. W. Bedford
Biold
Far
William Holland
Towa
Fred Smith
WM. Holland
W. Bedford
Jess Leer
Washington Street
J. Troxel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!