Chief Dinneen Rewarded After Waterloo Club Dismissal Demand
At a Waterloo club meeting of about 34 local businessmen, Mayor Rector announced the police chief W T Dinneen should resign amid complaints of poor conduct. A motion for dismissal passed as Attorney J Murtagh defended the chief, who then received a $350 diamond ring as a show of good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dinneen
Waterloo Clab
Elub
Reetor
Marror Rector
Dinneen
J. ©. Murtagh
Waterloo
Recognition urged for Waterloo city patrolmen
Several Waterloo business leaders suggest giving formal recognition to the city patrolmen whose daily duties keep streets safe in all weather. Their steady service, though not spectacular, is essential to maintaining peace and order in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Re Cream Co
Waterloo Furniture Co
Memorial services held by Waterloo Eastern Star chapter
Waterloo Chapter No. 128 Order of the Eastern Star held its annual memorial in the Masonic temple with a large attendance. Officers led the service paying tribute to two grand officers and nine local members. hymns were sung by a quartet and Mrs Hazel Deitrick delivered "Crossing the Bar" with piano.
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Waterloo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hazel Deitrick
Emma Beckman
Grundy Center
J.rs. Rose C. W. Clement
West Union
Margaret Spor
Ebeney
Ida Wood
F. J. Jenness
Charles Bingham
Messie
Arthur Bunn
Paul Davis
Beulah Bingham
Devil's Walking Stick Oddity Grows in Waterloo Garden
Samuel C. Preston of 805 Hammond Avenue keeps a thorny plant nicknamed the Devil's Walking Stick. The acid growth sprig came from W. O. Fairbein farm area. a deep freeze killed the tree, then it regrew from roots. Leaves are enormous and nearly sunshade size. wood is light yet hard with age.
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Waterloo
Samuel C. Preston
Hammond Avenue
Preston
W. OO. Fairbeirn
Eni
Thank Offering Address At United Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society held a bank offering service last evening in the church parlors. Miss Minnehaha Finney, back from Egypt, spoke on United Presbyterian missions in northern India, Punjab, Egypt, and Sudan, urging Muslims to study the Bible. The offering raised 85 dollars for field work as a quartette and Mrs Rhein sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Minnehaha Finney
Egypt
United Presbyterians
India
Punjab
Sudan
Miss Finney
Moham Medans
J.S. Rhein
J. P. Lytle
W. W. Lytles
J. H. Whauel
Doctor Sumner Speaks at Davenport Mayors Meeting
Dr G H Sumner of Des Moines arrived in Waterloo for the funeral of Dr D W Crouse and left for Davenport where he gave an address at the Mayors meeting in session there. He could not speak in Town City yesterday due to the funeral. In Waterloo he visited his son A D Sumner and family.
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G. H. Sumner
Des Moines
Waterlow
D. W. Crouse
Davenport
Waterloo
Raymond Notes and Local Labor Actions
Joseph Olinger has done carpenter work for Nick Bloes Jr. Nie brothers shelled corn for Christ Lildmire last week. Carpenters begin a new barn on the place and Mike Schmitz is improving his premises with Nick Bloes Sr assisting. Olinger brothers set up a new saw mill shed this week. Fred Lobexy plans a Jubilee butcher shop this fall. Nick Bloes Jr. returns from a business trip to Canada. A sizable local group attended an event here.
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Raymond
Joseph Olinger
Nick Bloes, Jr
Nie Brothers
Christ
Lildmire
Mike Schmitz
Nick Bloes
Olinger Brothers
Fred Lobexy
Bil
Canada
Regal Cars Advertise Underslung Models and Dealer Network
Regal promotes nationwide dealer supply and factory supervision for the Regal line. The ad highlights the 35 Underslung Touring with demountable rims, plus other models like the Regal 20 Roadster and Regal 30 Touring with prices ranging from $900 to $1,050. It invites readers to visit a local Regal representative or write to the factory.
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REGAL
Local Dyeraville Notes On Dair y Show and Visitors
Dyeraville reports rainy weather hampering potato digging while attendees recall the Waterloo dairy show viewed as nearly as big as a state fair. Residents recall visits from Waterloo and Waverly, weddings rumored, and family trips, with several locals traveling to nearby towns for social events and sales.
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Diamond
Waterloo Club
J. Jo Jones
N. A. Talty
O'Keefe & Powné
George Dentist
B. Schuneman
F. M. Poatsonerwin
Ellis Hotel
J. Darrah
Surch Bros.o
Maurice Welsh
James Knapp
Ellis Buffet
L. H
W. OF. Stoke
Slalden & Flesd
J. T. Sullivan
Wilkinson Publicity Bureau
J. EB. Bates
H. Headford
Black Hawk National Bank
O. B. Klinefelter
Smith, Liehty & Hillman Co
F. T. O' Brien
William B. Adds
James Blackown Stove & Tange Co
Waterboouto Supply Co
the Fowler O
Istadt & Langlass
V. T. K. Shoe Co
Ellin
Mellin
Sidney J. Wood
Lascaner St
Leominster
Boston
Mass
Fromew York
Cleveland
Sam Francisco
World ID
Prem San Prancisco
America
Wlue
Hamburs-Am
Orient
Ierican Line
W.randolph
Chicago
C. E
McClelland
Frank Breckenridge
Nou
Aranty
Regal Service
H. P
Hyatt
Mulberry Street
Spring Creek
Tee Spring Creek
Waterlan
Shady Grove
Schaibie
Water
Hilda Harting
la Torre City
Addela Harting
Albert Hlapne
Vista
Preshke
Carl Garling
Kas, Blanchard
John Pump
Mattie Hunter
D. Brennan
Fred Winkelmar
J. Carling
Waverly
Chas Hoppe
Ray Benarden
Henry Widdel
Waterton
Dewar
Ray Peverill
Gmert
Claud Miller
York
Ed Schmitt
Anna Lanagan
F. J. Schmitt
Charles Arquitt
Storm Lake
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