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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

3

Wedding bells for Blanche E Thompson and Charles W Eby

The Waterloo society notes report the marriage of Blanche E Thompson to Charles W Eby at the bride's home. The couple, popular in local circles, will reside at 18001 Third Avenue West after November 16. Mrs Eby has a distinguished journalism background and Mr Eby serves as an assistant engineer. A large turnout and several out of town relatives attended.

Courier and Reporter William P. Thompson Hudson W. L. Dorgan First Baptist Church Eby Faith Potter Thompson Mr. Eby Dorothy Case Lyda Strayer Ruth Speicher Lohengrin Lyda Sharer May Walker Barbara Beck Eby Hiss Wattrlod Jludsan Dheir Khe Ute Waterloo West Tyle Forstar Ie Gael Sinrce Ehurch Seesadebrotes Ig Mauch Alain Jeer Weet High Town State Agricultural College Ames City Engineering Third Avenue West Wiliam P Thompson Samuel J. Strayier Wadson J. Roger Thompson Buckingham John J. Spelcher Chicago Gladys Whitte Coggon Fine Arts Woman's Club HB. Boses Paul Bassett M_ Storm Civic Department Treasury Benedict Gertrude Dayless John E. Millias Rhea Cowin Warjeon Adma Cutler Goldsmith J. C. Knox Swallows Cowens G. D McCall Cowen W. H. Beal P. J. McCavick Misa Edith Wyant Lucy Noble Antereopticon Tielene Balliett Clara Marnaris F. A. Riedell Cadar Falls Anna Riedell Seufielein Riedell Waterloo C. W. Dahl Rose Hoover E. C. Stark F. E. Fawke W. D. Buredick Gue Edward Richardsay Aon Ynk Boston Mase Richardson Franklin C. Platt Ginia Platt Mr. Richardson Charles M. Young LeRoy A. Watkins Miss Gillespie Patty Vlndner Miss Holmes Cedac Rapids Edith Wangler Misa Moore Stanley D. Moore Miss Hoffman Vincennes Ind Young Melchoir Court Tribe of Benj Hur Ben Tinr Onelock Friends of the Order

The Wrong Kind of Praise in Evening Chit Chat

Ruth Cameron muses on how excessive praise distorts perception and can sour affection. She cites friends, literary figures, and public figures to show praise can raise expectations, invite backlash, or read as condemnation.

Ruth Cameron Marechal Villars Thad Shirle Robert Moore Charlotte Bronte James Fennimore Cooper Samuel Morse

Federal Reserve payments due from Waterloo banks

Four Waterloo national banks face initial capital stock payments to the Chicago Federal Reserve between now and November 2 totaling about 25 000 in gold or gold certificates The schedule calls for subsequent one sixth installments in three and six months with remaining funds left to call The central reserve banks plan to open November 16 Despite delays and staffing concerns the Treasury and Federal Reserve officials proceed with the plan St Mary's Bazaar Armory offers a Beast Supper for Allies and friends tonight with baked chicken tomorrow A damage suit in Webster City Iowa against Hamilton County for 35000 damages is dismissed

Waterloo Treasury Kington D. C Federal Reserve Bank Chicago Washington McAdoo St. Mary's Bazaar Armory Weiners and Saners Webster City Wright Minnie Wilson Hamilton County

Tha Eugenic Child And The Mock Santa Ruse

A fragmentary and satirical dialogue references Santa Claus, a child named Ethel, and a confrontational line about a father and mother. The piece hints at themes of deceit, identity, and villainy without a clear narrative or event.

Ethel Santa Claus Satan Menor Puck

Grass-Fed Cattle Fetch Record Prices at Chicago Market

Grass fed cattle never fed grain sold for 157.20 a head at the Chicago union stockyards, a record. A Montana dealer sold 18 choice grass fed steers averaging 1 872 pounds for 19 a hundred, with prices from 8.50 to 10 per hundred pounds, heifers at 7.85 and a few poor beeves at 7.50. The consign ment of 376 loads brought 81,000 dollars, averaging 110 a head, none having tasted grain. Also notes staff changes at Illinois Central and a Crystal theatre showing. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after Henry Brooks death.

Chicago Union Melville F. Horin Union Stockyards Montana

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