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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
9
The Courier bowling item showcases Courier Bowlers accepting a challenge and planning a league while praising a vaudeville themed act led by dul Johnson. It notes Johnson's success and the Kinema color pictures including Reenes in Panama drawing crowds.
Three good houses again were in attendance at the Majestic for the program Look Who's Here a musical tabloid segment noted as among the best in the performance lineup.
Abstract notices show multiple transfers in Waterloo and surrounding districts. Dolar dk Littrine to HY Wilson and Chas Levin conveyances for blocks and lots in Gates Park Place, Manson’s subdivision and Prospect Hills. Several other deeds record sales and investments with nominal sums.
City residents hear of optical service ads and Cedar Tent No. 28 K Q O T M meeting with initiation and business. Miss Lenore Maddigan and Mrs. Maddigan set for a western tour including Denver and Los Angeles. Various residents visit or relocate, with notes on retirements, hospital stays, and a dairy show entertainment quartet featured at Electric Park pavilion.
The Rosary a theatrical success by Ed W Rowland is presented at Waterloo Saturday. It tells of a modern Garden of Eden where a rejected suitor enters as the serpent and wrecks a married couple by stirring jealousy. The drama emphasizes purity faith and hope from the opening scene to the final act. A strong cast and fine scenery enhance the production with a special matinee.
Waterloo Council Knights and Laties of Security announce their annual rally and supper to be held Wednesday night at the Russell-Lameson hall. A complete program for the big Halloween party will be released Wednesday night.
Paul Talbot will discuss advertising statistics and future plans at a Waterloo club meeting. The talk aims to inform local advertisers about current trends and upcoming campaigns, with attendance encouraged for all interested parties.
A Waterloo practitioner advertises an electromagnet and oxyoline treatments claiming to cure cancer, piles, fistulae, syphilis, alcohol dependence, rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, consumption, goiter, and various other diseases without surgery. He offers cash terms and a highly advertised medical office.
In Jefferson street NK J. Berkley promotes the Cattle Congress with an attractive Exhibition Hall booth. Seed variety displays and souvenirs await visitors and those buying Yellow Jack receive a kitchen set and calendar. The booth is on the Exhibition Hall’s right side as crowds enjoy the dairy show in Waterloo.
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