Rain Delays Tabernacle Work at Grace Church
Despite worsening weather a large crew advanced the tabernacle frame at Grace Church while tar papering roofs and walls to prevent leaks. Architect Gill hopes completion by Monday night if rain subsides and workers continue at their brisk pace. The event featured thanks to the Waterloo ladies and speeches from Rev. Beeman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye
Grace M. I
Gill
Waterloo
Beeman
L. A. Grink R
Mey
Bayernfeind
Sunday
Mr. Johnson
AL MacEachran
First Congregational Church
No Bill Against Mr Smith In Town Case At Black Hawk
The Black Hawk county district court grand jury reported no bill in the State of Town vs A C Smith proprietor of the Fourth and Jefferson streets pharmacy. Smith faced earlier charges for allegedly selling intoxicating liquor after a summer search. The case was referred from the justice court for further investigation. Friends say the outcome exonerates him from the stigma of the charge. Illinois jump coal four fifty per ton. Geo G Yenney 412 West Third Street.
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State of Town
A. C. Smith
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Grand Jury
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Smith
Lottery Man Coming to Waterloo Theatre Next Friday
Rollin Bone special agent for The Lottery Man is in town ahead of the big season show. After a year in New York the company tours Winnipeg and Kansas City with one night stands. Written by Aida Johnson Young and Edith Fllis directed, the Shubert production brings a major theatrical event.
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Rollin Bone
Waterloo Theatre
New York
Winnipeg
Canada
Kansas
Aida Johnson Young
Edith Fllis
Atape
Shubert
Glasgow Tailors Offer Custom Overcoats at 303 East 4th
Glasgow Tailors at 303 East 4th Street advertise made to order overcoats with a union label on every garment. Tailors invite customers to select fabrics and styles for personalized outerwear.
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Glasgow
Mrs Richards Delivers Principal Address at Northwestern Town Meet
Mrs J W Richards spoke as president at the Northwestern Town district convention held in Onawa. Thirteen counties represented and 50 delegates attended. The session stood in contrast to earlier humorous district meetings she attended this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Richards
Onawa
Terrible Punishment Revealed in Child's Dental Visit
A ten year old girl Edith endures an unhappy moment as a swollen cheek signals severe toothache. The scene shows her mother guiding her to a dental chair under a sign reading Doctor of Dental Surgery. The mother warns Edith that crying will mean never seeing a Gentiat again.
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Edith
Lippincott’s
Saloon Petition Appeal Bond Filed In District Court
Twelve men led by M. Jackman and Wim. Ewald signed a $1000 appeal bond after the board of supervisors found the saloon consent petition insufficient. The case moves to district court with Judge Platt presiding in January as Temperance forces and saloon supporters prepare for renewed action and a general election influence. Illinois lump coal is offered by Geo. S. Venney at 12 West Third Street.
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M. Jackman
Wim. Ewald
Board of Supervisors
District Court
Judge Platt
Guiness Men's Temperance Association
Saigon
Panama Libel Case Brief Filed in Supreme Court
The government filed its brief in the Panama libel suit against Press Publishing Company in the U S Supreme Court. It argues the indictment should not be quashed and outlines facts linking J Pierpont Morgan and others to profits on the Panama canal sale amid Roosevelt and Taft ties.
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Washington, D. C
Panama
United States
Press Publishing Company of
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Taft
Panama Canal
Waterloo notes and arrivals fill local pages
A dense round of society and business updates from Waterloo highlights visits by Mrs. H. M. Kimball in Independence and Mrs. Low Higdon in Waterloo, with many travelers and locals planning trips to Chicago Sioux City and Houston. Officials from Great Western and Iowa State events are listed, plus hospital runs and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Higdon
Britt
Waterloo
Josephine van Schoyck
Fred Kimball
Jesup
Hair to be more massive than ever
New York October 21 fashion notes describe hairdressings growing more massive, with top heavy puffs and curls, wide bands, and several parting styles. The trend favors high crowned hats and up to date coiffures, with many shops busiest serving women’s fashion needs.
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New York
North Dunkerton troops return from jungle camping
Captain George Robinson Lieutenant George Cummins Private Errol Canfield Dad Shima Sewell Page and Cook John Young return from a week of camping in Clayton county reports a good time. They captured nu-
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North Dunkerton
George Robinson
George Cummins
Errol Canfield
Dad Shima
Sewell Page
Cook
John Young
Clayton County
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Grace Church
Illinois
Geo. S. Yenney
West Third Street
Geo. G. Yenney
Goodrich
Wangler Bros
Mrs. Richards
Stingis
Kenney
Harper’s Weekly
Charles Lamb
Macready
London Chronicle
Sternshein
West Fourth Street
Geo. S. Venney
Supreme Court
Wiinois
Yennes
Buchanan
Syndicate
Citizens Savings Bank
H. M. Kimball
Independence
Altland
Minneapolis
Ww. Bowen
M. H. Loomer
Europe
Edwin Mesick
Sioux City
RB. F. Wynders
The
Great Western
Mrs
A. W. McFarlane
Chicago
K. FE. Downing
Ilinois Central Railroad
J. A. Gordon
T. A. Sweeney
Chicago Great Western
Des Moines
PJ. Martin
Three-I Association
Carl Anderson
Fort Dodge
City
A. W. Hartquist
Hart
Quist
Wellington Court
Arthur E. Snyder
H. A. Snyder
Jefferson Street
Frank J. Baer
M. GC. Mumma
Towa State University
Iowa City
Caspar Schenck
Watertoo
Iowa State Teachers’ College
State Teachers’ Association
W. C. Jarnagin
Cedar Falls
Des Moines Association
Nellia Brown
Wood Bros
Independence Avenue
W. J. French
Niss Leila
Houston
Tex
French
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Building
S. Bennett
French & Frazee Company
Eli Miller
Carlton, Neb
C. M. Berkley
Somerset County
Waterloo West
Ehlma Cloyd
Boys’ Experimental Club
Charles Greeley
Western Avenue
Harry Sentman
Corn Belt Telephone Company
A. E. Haswell
Galloway Company
Haswell
M. BE
A. P. Gill
Tabernacle
F. W. Garrison
Shell Rock
J. ¥. Bowers
Finchford
Evening Courier
E. F. Hartman
Tom Hartman
Anamosa
Mr. Hartman
Joe Page
North Dakota
Ladies’ Aid
Bank Hall
William
Ed Liebert
Hampton
Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington St
Alden
Towa
East Fifth
Green
Mra. J
Hartman
Jefferson St
Cedar Rapids
1St Ave. West
Cedar Rounds
F. R. Siltz
Herney St
Omaha, Neb
Knapp Drug Co
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