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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1914

Page

12

Plaza Theatre Parady Peay Opens Mid December

The Plaza theatre on Fourth Street West near Bryant advances toward a mid December opening, possibly December 14. The 60 by 125 foot brick structure will house motion pictures with vaudeville or legitimate shows as formats may switch. It seats many, features a grand lobby, cast iron screens, cream terra cotta accents, a large stage and lofts for pipe organs, with fresh air circulated by two 42 inch fans and additional local cooling. The building adheres to New York playhouse ordinance, with Maine & Sons as builders and Black Hawk Electric supervising the electrical work.

Rkmanship Fourth Street Bryant Bluff Washington Streets

Plan for a 24 by 26 foot two story house

A description of a compact eight room home 24 by 26 feet with first story 8 feet high and second story 8 feet, basement seven feet, priced at 2400 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Advertises larger 26 by 28 foot size at 3000 dollars and notes complete plans, specifications, and related bungalow books for sale with prices and package deal.

Heating and decorating contract awarded to Bruner Newton and F M Michael Paint

Bruner and Newton will handle heating while the F M Michael Paint company takes charge of painting and decorating. The company has engaged renowned artist F Lundahl to execute figure work and fanciful decorations for the project.

Bruner & Newton F. M. Michael Paint Company F. Lundahl

Cleared of Charge of Stealing Auto

J. H. Diskin and J. D. McCallster were arrested on suspicion of stealing a car that they sold in the city for 250 dollars. The engine number was destroyed, towels and hotel soap were found in their suitcases, and Reidburg police confirmed they purchased the car in Reidburg Wisconsin. A local barber who bought the car fears losing the 250 dollars.

J. H. Diskin J. D. McCallster Ellis Hotel Reidburg Wis

Pleads Mental Lapse in Waterloo Revolver Tragedy

Grundy county parties in Waterloo claim to have spoken with Joe Prim, ally of Wilcoxson, who died in a four mile west of Rein heck duel with officers on November 3. Prim, an insane man, says he recalls nothing of the event and suffered no head injuries as a boy. Officers say Prim used a .44 revolver skillfully during the combat while his mother is Spanish and he was born in Texas.

Grundy County Waterloo Joe Prim Young Wilcoxson Rein Heck John Meyers H. T. Wagner Prim Texas

E T Meredith Boon to Address Town Criers

E T Meredith editor of Successful Farming Des Moines and director at Chicago Reserve Bank will speak before the Town Criers of this city. His talk will discuss the advantages of the new reserve bank system from a businessman's viewpoint.

E.T. Meredith Des Moines Chicago Regerve Bank

Generous Offer for Disabled Youth in Waterloo

Edmund de Wagennece, who lost both legs, may receive artificial limbs funded by readers of the Courier and Reporter. J Hi Hanger Inc of Louisiana Missouri offers to pay railroad fare both ways between Waterloo and St Louis and provide entertainment while fitting limbs. The paper praises local support and notes Hanger’s willingness to contribute to the Belgian youth fund.

Courier Edmund de Wagennece J. Hi. Hanger, Inc Hanger

Auction Sale Proves Drawing Crowds At Gard Store

Large crowds gather daily at Mr. Mauch's shop at 106 East Fourth Street as he quits business. The sale offers his stock of high grade jewelry, rich cut glass and solid sterling silver at public mercy. Daily at 2:30.

Land Journal advertisement from Tract Iowa Real Estate

A compact ad offering a Land Journal from Tract Iowa with state land listings. It promotes a 0c trial three month subscription and notes the subscription ends after three months. The notice invites readers to buy land by requesting the journal.

Parm & Real Estate Journal Iowa

McCormick Delivers Key Keokuk Dam Talk at Westminster

A. McCormick of 1619 Fourth Sheet West presented an excellent illustrated lecture on the Keokuk dam to a sizable audience at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The talk highlighted dam construction and regional impact, drawing interest from local residents.

Keokuk Dam McCormick West Westminster Presbyterian Church

Town Engineer's Work Praised For World Class Standards

Last evening a speaker outlined the project from start to finish, stating the town engineer and crew were performing work that could compete with any similar effort worldwide. The remarks highlighted progress, quality, and the scope of the undertaking.

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New York A. Maine & Sons Black Hawk Electrical Company Beaver Board Michigan Canfield Lumber Company Falls Ave Glenn L. Saxton Minneapolis, Minnesota Rzi Chamesr, Ekioe Anni E. T. Meredith Boon Town Caliers Hemlock 3Rd Street Wausau Wisconsin Reporter Iowa Lumber CO Ist Cedar St Bovee Furnace Works St. Bet Commercial and Iver Lackhawk Insurance Agency M. Ab. Neff H. ©. Bachelier Insurance West Fourth Street Nellie Frary Brooks H. A. Maine CO Foster Jefferson Street Waterloo, Iowa F. M. Michael Water Street Waterloo Savings Bank Commercial and Bridge Streets Waterloo Varnish Mfg Corn Belt Telephone Co Citizens Gas & Electric Company
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