Factory branch marks first anniversary with banquet and party
The Waterloo Skirt and Garment Co. Waverly branch celebrated its one year anniversary with a noon banquet in a decorated hall. Foreman Mr. Rogers thanked the community, followed by games, a theatre party, and a guest of honor Mrs. PD Knapp. Local residents and employees enjoyed a social day and remarks from company representatives.
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Waverly
Qet
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co
Kuen
U. A. Eifert
John Eifert
Rogers
Dreamland
PD. Knapp
Cedar Falls
Waverly Factory
Russell
H. BK. Knapp
Jsaac Woodring
Waterloo
Kiya Seiling
Clarksville
Miss Cretzmeyer
Edith Window
Howard Sewell
Mirabella Green
Fosseland-Green
Henrietta Greene
Min
Mishap Kills August Epperling and Wounds Webberking
An automobile crash three miles east of town killed August Epperling and seriously injured Hernan Webberking. Epperling died at St Francis hospital after being removed to Letty for care. Webberking suffered fractured ribs and other injuries. Reports note the collision involved Epperling, his son Helary, and a third victim, with funeral plans pending and services expected tomorrow.
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Hernan Webberking
ReRov
Minn
Mar
August Epperting
St. Francis Hospital
Hleary
Webberking
Henry Webberic
Epperling
Letty
Hileman & Gindt
Town Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Notices
Local column notes Mrs John Swift returned from a Chicago trip while Mrs N H Scharle visited Vinton for the day. Mrs Jennie Wolf arrived from Twin Falls Idaho to stay with Mr and Mrs C J Miller on Washington street. A physician’s case is filed by Virgil Faye Fruth, a Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate. Creamery Package Manufacturing’s A McCount Tanager attends the National Dairy association in Chicago. Charles Werlaufer left for St Paul on a business mission. Corner storefront in First Opal Bank building, formerly owned by Ro AL Cowing, jeweler, leased on Joseph and Sons in Des Moines. Miller and daughter arrive from Marsiadhown to visit their parents. Marshailresen arrives for visit with Mrs Miller’s friends. Vir. Perry plan to move to a new home on Mixs Vertha Shutts’ estate. W M Rohe returns from Coal County visit. Preuk Diser joins M E church project and a Halloween social is set at the church on Bates and Merriman. Mrs B O Bucklin of Owensburg Wash returns home after two months with her parents on Bluff street. a Sunday dinner honored Mrs Bucklin.
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Jennie Wolf
Twin Walls
Ida
C.J. Miller
Washington Street
Virgil Faye Fruth
College of Physicians Cyad Surgeons
Chicago
B. O. Bucklin
Owensburg, Wash
J. H. Wood
Bluff Street
Majestic Theater Keeps Up Rain or Snow Show
The Majestic presents Sanjayoa the Spanish aerial act and a slate of acts including Bob Finlay The Chesleigh Sisters Bayone Whip ple Walter Huston in Spooks and A Night in Chinatown. The run closes tonight with The Cromwells Jugglers and a matinee tomorrow launching Musical Comedy The Runaways with Karl Dewey Mabel Rogers and songs.
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Sanjayoa
Bob Finlay
Chesleigh Sisters
Bayone Whipple
Walter Huston
Ralph Ash
Winn Shaw
Chinatown
Cromwells
Karl Dewey
Mabel Rogers
Father
Lexington
Dewey
Dabugas
Tax Law Troubles and Currency Bill discussed in November letter
The Leavitt Johnson National Bank November forecast outlines difficulties applying the new income tax provisions and the tariff act. It notes currency legislation, stock market effects, and the likely higher government costs, with legal counsel in high demand and a cautious business outlook. A separate note reports Manuel charged with assault, to be heard before Justice R. Wells.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Congress
Washington
Senate
Local Notes on Residents Visits and Farm Lease
Fragments report Dan Hewitt and Samuel Hewitt visiting friends in the area for a time. Daisy Turner returned from Wa deny Alvin after about two weeks. A notice mentions the death of a father in Tiness. Franny Meier’s farm is rented by Troser. the Adams farm lease is for 1d. Mrs. Gertiv Berrie of Fairbane visited a relative at AY Lehmmartt and ND Have.
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Dan Hewitt
Samuel Hewitt
Dee Turner
Wadeny
Alvin
Franny Meier Tar
Adams Farm
Gertiv Berrie Af Fairbane
AY Lehmmartt
Clarke Enthused Over Exposition Plan In Iowa Building
Commissioner Anderson and Harry Kiester report Governor George W. Clarke is enthusiastic about constructing an Iowa building at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The governor pledged hearty cooperation and will use his best efforts to drive the movement to success.
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Des Moines 1
Anderson
Harry BE. Kiester
Town Criers
George W. Clarke
Iowa
Sisterhood of States
Paper Profits Ignored In Bank Discount Case
Attorney for W R Jameson argues that large discounts on loans by EH Reimers were paper profits enticing Reimers to boost figures at Morrison Bank. Testimony shows discounts ranging from 16 to 19 percent, suggesting profits could exceed bank capital of 10 000 on loans of 50 000. Reimers denies improper mergings but cites documentary evidence supporting high percent figures. The text also contains a Waterloo street grading notice and an amended police chief salary ordinance from 1913.
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EH. H. Reimers
Morrison Bank
Reimers
RE. A.boges
Central Iowa Granite Co
J. W. Arbuckle
W. R. Jameson
Jameson
Boges
Borges
Property owners along Waterloo streets hear assessment notice
Native of assessment to property owners abutting streets in Waterloo Iowa namely East Fourth Street from the corner by Vince Samiti Street to the…
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Waterloo
Iowa
Pourth
Aornerhy Vince Samiti
Ube
Waterloo Ordinance Fixes Police and Fire Officer Pay
Ordinance 787 amends Ordinance 740 to change compensation for Waterloo Iowa city officers. It replaces payable monthly with payable semi monthly on the first and sixteenth of each month for fire and police departments. Passed December 20. City Clerk signatures follow.
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City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Towa
UWS Ro
Troapson
City Officials’ Pay Ordinance Amended
Ordinance amends compensation for designated city officials under Ordinance No. T40. The measure received formal passage and is to adjust salaries as specified by the council.
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Tripoli
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H Webberking
FIN
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Thea Denes
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N. H. Scharle
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Creamery Package Manufacturing
Nalingal Dairy Association
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J. P. Warriso
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