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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

01 Sep 1911

Page 4

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1911

Page

4

Ricker Family Europe Tour Ends With Warm Welcome

Mrs. M. Ricker returns to Waterloo after a three month trip through Europe. The party visited London during coronation week and attended a suffragette rally, then toured Paris, Geneva, Montreux, Interlaken, Lucerne, Nuremberg, Amsterdam and Berlin. They sailed home on the Finland after delays caused by strikes and port changes.

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M. Ricker Boston United States Ohio Finland Red Star Line Naples Italy Kroonland America Waterland Liverpool Midland London Kensington Gardens Mary Waterloo King Alfred's Memorial Hall Trafalgar Square British Isles England Old Temple Interlaken Lucerne Cantons Berlin Amsterdam
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Look Around and Rewarded in Market Place

A Waterloo woman profited from looking around in the market today. She queried a potato hawker about prices, was told $1.20 per bushel, then found another seller offering $1.00. She challenged him to match, and he agreed to give her a bushel free after accompanying her to a wagon. She received a full bushel at no cost.

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Waterloo Thomas
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Pleading Children Evoke Sympathy on Des Moines Train

A Des Moines northbound Chicago Great Western passenger caused a scene as a drunken man resisted removal from the coach. Three men and a guard restrained him while two daughters pleaded for their father. After about twenty miles, the man calmed. Mrs. George W. Dawson and baby returned from Bass Lake, Mich., where they spent the summer.

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Chicago Great Western Des Moines North Papa George W. Dawson Biz Lake Mich
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