Registration opens tomorrow for general election in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Voters may register at precinct boards Thursday Friday and Saturday October 30 in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Six months residency in state and ten days in precinct required. Eligible voters include those not registered since last general election, those who moved within city or between wards, and those who came of age since the last election. Registration sites listed across First to Seventh wards with multiple churches, stores, and stations serving as boards.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wart
Trst
Commercial
Westminster Presbyterian Ehnred
Fire Station
Falls
Oaklawn
Ackerman Drug Store
St. Luke's Church
Moebll
Galloway Building
Westfield Avenue
Waiting Songs Blended in Sousa Humoresque
Sousa plans a new humoresque on his 34th tour at the cattle congress arena. The number weaves variations from waiting songs, featuring "Oh How I've Waited for You" and tunes like Wait Till the Clouds Rot, Waiting at the Church, and more. Many suggestions asked for Florida themes or Prisoner's Song.
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Sousa
America
March King
Sonsa
Bousa
London
Gaisty
Central Theatres
New York
Vesta Tuley
Florida
Driving While Intoxicated Charge Dropped to Reckless Driving
Paul Campbell of 310 Ninth Street East had his DWI charge reduced to reckless driving on the attorney’s recommendation. Campbell pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $15.
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Paul Campbell
Ninth Street East
W. P. Jensen
Tofay
Campbell
Night Showings and Star Casts Across Local Theatres
Tonight at several venues Crystal and Palace feature Milton Sills in Pup Pets and The Making of O Malley respectively. Sophie Brassey headlines at PRAZA as a world famous contralto. RIALTO presents Hands Across the Border with Fred Thomson and Jack Williams in a musical revue. STRAND advertises Lois Moran Louise Dresser and Noah Beery in Pad Locked. WATERLOO stock company Berkley Players present Handled.
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Crystal
Milton Sills
Palace
O'Malley
Praza
Sophie Brassey
Rialto
Fred Thomson
Jack Willams
Lois Moran
Louise Dresser
Noah Beery
Waterloo
Berkenl Players
Oelwein Moves Toward Modern Community Building
In Oelwein Iowa on October 20 the community shows growing sentiment for a new modern building. The plan envisions a large facility to serve as a hub for meetings events and public gatherings.
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Oelwein
Man Agrees to Pay Damaged Signal Costs After Crash
Judge J C Beem presided over municipal court as Campbell was arrested by Officer Earl Wray on the morning of October 14 after his car collided with a bobbie signal at Fourth and Sycamore streets. The signal sustained heavy damage and Campbell agreed to cover the repair costs.
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J. C. Beem
Campbell
Earl Wray
Bobbie
Pourth
Sycamore
Amazing recovery of Charles Rivett in Nebraska
Charles Rivett of Holdrege Nebraska credits a tonic named Taniac with ending his months of sciatic rheumatism. He says pain, sleepless nights, and inability to work vanished, and his energy and appetite improved, urging others to try the product.
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Charles Rivett
Holdrege
St Bethany
Nebr
Mr. Rivett
Taniac
Civic project aims for new auditorium at M C A venue
Local groups discuss a joint project for an auditorium with support growing. Financing remains unsettled, but boosters believe citizens can unite with little trouble as sentiment crystalizes. Also noted is a planned two week entertainment by the American Legion post in Gelwetn from October 25 to 30.
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Citi
Legion
American Legion
Gelwetn
Mardi Gras Invitation and Local Visit Notes
Public invites for Mardi Gras air alongside community updates. Aly, Mys, Ed Hanson and Miss Ma Yansen return from a three week visit to Excelsior Springs. A dozen Oelwen Hotutians attend Hotary Mesting event.
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Sive
Excelsior Sycings
Aly
Mys
Ed Hanson
Ma Yansen
Excelsior Springs
Hotary Mesting
Meeting at Waterloo and gathering of northeast towns brethren
A meeting at Waterloo Monday night brought together brethren from several northeast Lowe towns to discuss shared concerns and cooperation. The gathering highlighted local ties and common interests among the groups.
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Waterloo
North
Lowe
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Fourth
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Logan Avenue
Tomin Avenue
East Park
Eporth Ward
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Forum Drug Store
Lafaverts
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler
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Independence
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Hz Shepherd Lumber Company
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THE
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Ciy
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His
Rube Goldberg
Phoney Bolonies
Rodair
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Berl’s Clo
Carl Bickley
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John
Jago
Sycamore St
Rivett
Tanlac
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Washington
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Stephen Girard
Shippen
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Milwaukee
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Waterloo Rowaa
Sophie
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Water LO Theatre
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Bob Fay
Gloria 5 Wol
Arthur Stringer
Sidney KR. Kent
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Johnson’s Gardens
Russell-Lamson Orchestra
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Frank Weenan
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News of Tha World
Making
O’ Malley
Fred ‘Thomson
Silver King
Jack Williams
Thurs
Eve
Jacqueline Logan
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterton
Schuneman Drug Stores
Cedar Falls Berg Drug Stores
Main St
College St
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