City in brief Buchanan service costs and notes
A compendium of quick items from Waterloo and area includes Bowman and Co. advertisement surmised costs, Emmetsburg trip by Howard, visits by Rev Peddicord, First National Bank receiving federal reserve notes, funeral for Mrs Amands Crandall, and various local movements. Recent notes report scarlet fever cases rising to nine, small incidents, and personnel changes. Police searched for a nude man, while R W Strayer and C J Strayer plan winter in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman and Co
Howard
Emmetsburg
CG. A. Peddicord
Fairbank
W. J Peddicord
Western Avenue
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
Abraham Lincoln
Amands
Crandall
Youth's Companion 1915 Calendar Preview
The Youth's Companion announces the 1915 calendar for paid subscribers. The calendar features decorative mounting and a practical, useful design aimed at daily use throughout the new year.
Women Club Clash Over Canfield Property Lease
The Ringwood-Waring women form an asylum committee and clash with the Goldsmith men over the Canfield property. After deadlock and entangled schemes, a meeting between both sides leads to a proposed compromise. The women use strategy and social maneuvering to press for surrender of the lease, while men face pressure from arranged terms and potential coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringwood
Waring
Imogen Brainard
Canfield
Goldsmith
Jerse
Elit
Filat
Downing
Fairweather
Jimber
Asslummn
Messrs. Nowning
Miss Bates
Misa Minding
Mevinder
Einb
Flint
Bettreen
Pattweather
Miss Blanding
Mr. Downing
Mr. Fairweather
M Bates
Aldsanicheluh
Auto Drivers Fail to Slow Down at Tracks in Waterloo
Collisions between automobiles and street cars in Waterloo have risen with cold weather. Maurice Welsh, chief special agent for the W. C. BY & N., blames auto drivers for not slowing near crossings. Motormen report frequent collisions despite bell ringing, side curtains hindering hearing. Safety steps exist at 11 crossings, but auto drivers refuse to reduce speed. Welsh urges compliance to protect 35,000 street car riders and solo car occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Maurice Welsh
Welsh
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Florida Fruit in Waterloo and Local Engagement News
Water loo residents enjoy Florida Citrus Exchange oranges and grape fruit shipped wholesale by Water loo Fruit & Commission and Black Hawk Fruit & Commission. Fruit handling emphasizes white-gloved, sanitary practice. Engagement announced for Miss Louise Crane and Arthur Fowler of Waterloo. K P Dance Club hosted first event at Pythian Temple with about 59 couples dancing to Moyern’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Florida Citrug Exchange
Tampa
Florida
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
Black Hawk Fruit & Commission Company
Florida Citrus Exchange
Cha Tribune
Sule
William 3. Sims
Marquette Road
Chicago
Louise Crane
Arthur Fowler
Miss Grane
Sins
George V. Fowler
Just Waterloo High School
Iowa State University
Phi Psi Fraternity
Fowla Bros. Wholesale Company
K.P
K. P. Dancing Club
Pythian
Moyern
Mail Christmas Presents Early
Postal guidance urges sending gifts early to avoid delays. Prepay postage, address clearly, include sender name, pack securely without sealing, use decorative inscriptions, and attach insures. Letters may ride with parcel post, insuring parcels costs a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Linn County Population Estimate Near 70709
County Auditor F A Canfield has completed a precinct by precinct population estimate for Linn county. He places the total population at 70 709, with only eleven people unaccounted for, in line with the state capital request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Navy
F. A. Canfield
Canfield
Yaois
Salvation Army appeals for relief funds and aid
The Salvation Army reports relief demand outpacing response as cold weather increases need. Funds provisions are exhausted and a very worthy family requires food. The father mother and two ill children, one seriously ill in hospital, have received neighbor help. En gigi Meyer will provide information on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Engigi Meyer
Nothing to Criticise in En Children’s Home
Ida A Burkitt visited the Iowa Children’s Home in Des Moines on Wednesday. She found 31 children, nine babies, all rooms including the kitchen in good order and sanitary. Mr and Mrs A T Burnell head the home with Mrs Burnell acting as matron. The facility has surplus space, no endowment, and relies on public contributions. Judge and Mrs Platt have long supported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Iowa-Nebraska Territory
Robert Dirbhbiv
Des Moines
Ffteen
Guy W. Campbell
Detroit
Saxon Motor Company
Saxon Company
Mary Frantz
Burlington
Thomas 5. Wells
Leighton
James Hill
Baraboo
Wis
McCallister
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Oelwein
Iowa Children’s Home
Ida A. Burkitt
A. T. Burnell
Double Wedding at Pine Street Resounds in City
The morning ceremony at the Pine street residence united Miss Mae Smith of Clarksville to Joseph Clarke and Miss Alma Clarke to Herman N Weaver a baker with Altstadt Langias. Pastor Dr John Bunyen Smith of Walnut Street Baptist officiated. The newlyweds will reside with Mr and Mrs William Clarke at 403 Second street Least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyen Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pine Street
Mae Smith
Clarksville
Joseph #. Clarke
Misa Alma Clarke
Herman N. Weaver
Altstadt & Langias
William Clarke
Second Street
Judge Returns From Harsh Winter Hunting Trip
Judge C W Mullan describes his North Woods vacation 200 miles north of St Paul as outing with 10 to 12 inches of snow and 10 below zero. He hunted big game with a Northfield companion and returned yesterday. Also note new 600 foot smoke stack planned for Everybody's Steam Laundry at 513 Bluff Street replacing a worn unit. Licenses issued for weddings list names and Waterloo dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Mullan
St. Paul
Bluff Street
Bradstreet's Review Recaps Weekly Financial Outlook
Bradstreet's notes favorable weekly features with looser money and new federal bank system. Cotton exchanges reopen and cotton pool forms improve southern sentiment though prices ease. War orders stay strong, steel mills resume, and US failures total 364 this week. Bank clearings dip 15.7 percent to 2.835 billion. Wheat exports reach 7.395 million bushels. Also reports incorporation of Pioneer Manufacturing with 125000 capital, officers listed in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s Today
Federal Bank
Aéme
United States
Canada
Teader Ads Boost as Courier Sells Thousands Daily
The Greater circulation of paper drives ad reach with the Bveit Courier reporting over 6,500 copies sold daily in Waterloo. A fragment notes continued demand for advertisements as readership grows and circulation expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bveit Courier
Waterloo
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Buchanan Optical Service
A. J. Cole
Minneapolis
M. C. Cole
J. E. Ridenour
New York City
Columbia University
Fred P. Hagemann
Waverly Way
Independence
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Jessie Wyant
Russell Lovell
Castlewood Cottage
Chautauqua Park
Franklin Street
J. Hall
Knights Templar
Town
Vinton
Dubuque Commandery
Frank Davis
Marshfield
Prof
H. C. Davis
Logan Avenue
Ayrshire
Chas. F. Davis
Tohn Comstock
Hazel Smith
Ash
Kingsley
Vermont
R. W. Strayer
C. J. Strayer
Drinkwater
Sask
Chalmer Strayer
Rouleau
Evalyn Campbell
Kansas City
Frances Morton
H. C. Campbell
Ninth Street
J. B. Vrank
Saxon Street
el Verso
Havana
Florida Fruit
Trae
Ee Lee
Suit Dept
Iowa
Judge
George 5
Muttart
Rose BE. Schmidt
Herman Nv Weaver
Alma P. Clarke
Joseph ™. Clarke
Mae Pgmith
Clarkaville
Bradstreet
Pioneer Manufacturing Company
John L. Zeldier
St. Joseph
John M., Schenk
Howard A. Sharp
John H. Stewart
Casan
Presbyterian Hospital
Porras En Dees
Swift& Co
Sycamore St
Seane
Fullerton Place
Phine
Ankeny St
Phote
Saxon
St. Saxon House
Buick
Waterloo Kisselbar Co
West 5Th St
Carpenter
15Th and
Franklin
G. T. Cowgill
New_York
Minnesota
Ohio
W. C. Stuff Commission Go
Highland Car
Linden Avs
Burbank
Michigan
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