Continental Motor Truck may open Waterloo factory
Denver based Continental Motor Truck company representatives visited Waterloo to explore a branch factory site. A practical demonstration of their trucks impressed local business leaders, with high probability of a Waterloo location and possible relocation of the main office eastward.
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Continental Motor Truck Company
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
Beers
Hawkeye
C. H. Berry
The
Great Western
United States
Receptions Planned Here for Statesmen Next Week
Nonpartisan welcomes will be arranged for Sen Albert Cummins and Raymond Robbins of Chicago, Secretary of State William J Bryan, and Gov George Clarke in Waterloo. W W Marsh named reception chairman for Bryan visit. vice presidents from each town to organize large delegations and ensure nonpartisan greetings. Plans to name committee members and officers by Monday the 1st.
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Albert B. Cummins
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
William J. Bryan
George Clarke
Waterloo
Oc. Murtagh
Democratic County Committee
W. W. Marsh
Bryan
Towa
Marsh
Murtagh
Democratic Committee
Burd Company Leases New Garage and Offices
A. E. Glenny leased to Charles Burd the garage between Washington and Bluff on Fifth Street for Burd Auto Co. offices and display rooms. The Burd Auto Co. will keep the old 420 Seventh Street West quarters for storage and repairs while using the new site for main offices and two cars during the 1914 season. Burd holds exclusive right to sell Cole and Empire cars in town.
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A. E. Glenny
Charles Burd
Iowa Auto Co
Fifth Street
Washington and
Bluff Streets
Burd
The
Burd Auto Co
Seventh Street West
Cole
Empire
Father of Brandon D A McLeish Led Interurban Drive
D A McLeish a skilled Scotch immigrant called the Father of Brandon earned wide praise as Brandon Iowa celebrated the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railroad opening. Forty years of effort culminated in a successful interurban push with McLeish at the helm guiding canvassers to raise funds and secure the line. Born February 28 1844 in Perthshire Scotland he came to Canada in 1848 and Iowa in 1865 becoming a schoolteacher county auditor and longtime community advocate.
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D. A. McLeish
Brandon
Waterloo, Cedar Falls
McLeish
Cass
Buchanan County
Uame
Canada
Mr. McLeish
Perthshire
Scotland
Perth
Stratford High School
Iowa
Dnters
Thomas Edwards
A. J. McDonald
J. M. Ramsey
Amended Articles of Incorporation for Jubilee Creamery
Amended and substituted Articles of Incorporation for the Co-Operative Creamery Company of Jubilee, Iowa. The document outlines the name, principal office at Jubilee, Black Hawk County, scope to operate a dairy cooperative, stock structure at ten thousand dollars, and governance by a five member board with officers. It fixes term dates from April 1 1893 and renewal for twenty years, provisions for stock issuance, transfer, meetings, voting, and amendments, and is dated May 6 1912 with notarization in Buchanan County Iowa.
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Co-Operative Creamery Company of
Jubilee
Black Hawk
Executive Council of
Iowa
B. Peters
Jesup
W. C. Riensche
F. Garling
la Porte City
N. Huberty
Raymond
J. W. Schmit
H. C. Riensche
F. J. Orth
Board of Directors
y.Treas
State of
Buchanan
James Dalton
Notary Publier
Brandon fighter McLeleh eyes future after boxing career
The article profiles 58 year old Brandon resident McLeleh, formerly in stock and real estate, who married Lene Boersock in 1869 and has five children. He aims to improve Brandon and seek wider recognition, while an ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach disorders in children and adults.
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Lene Boersock
Brandon
Ohio
Bride Elect Elsie McGovern to Wed George Moran
Society notes report Miss Elsie McGovern will marry Mr. George Moran of LaPorte City next Wednesday at St Joseph’s Church. A party at her aunt Mrs. Leffler’s home featured heart and Cupid decorations, music by Miss Cordes and Miss Mc Dermott, readings by Miss Dignan, and a three course menu. The column also notes a Mutual Improvement Club gathering hosted by Mrs. C. H. Abbs with piano selections and readings, with plans for future entertainment by Mrs. T. A. Long.
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Guntertai
Elsie McGovern
George Moran
LaPorte City
St. Joseph's Cathal Church
HR. Leffler
Lafayette Street
Ana
Frances Cordes
Florence McDermott
Ruth Dignan
McGovern
Mrs. Leffler
Mia
Anna O’ Donnell
Miss Ely
Uttle Mary Leffler
Mutual Improvement Club
C. H. Abbs
Allen Street
T. A. Long
Charles Gates
RUMBLE OF DISCORD IN EPISCOPALIANISM
Radical reform proposals dominate the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church urging eugenic marriages and ending the honoring of divorced persons. The House of Bishops debates public proceedings and race-based prayer references as reform efforts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Master Salesmen and Claude Hopkins Drive Copy That Sells
Nine top salesmen in one office generate 227000 in annual payroll salaries. They meet in print to reach tens of millions of buyers. The team leverages cooperation and combined expertise, with Claude C. Hopkins highlighting 28 years of record writing copy.
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Claude C. Hopkins
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