Pioneer plant changes hands in Waterloo sale
N H Nelson of Charles City buys out Sindlinger Ice Cream, ending a 50 year Sindlinger family run in Waterloo. The deal retires J H Sindlinger after 15 years at the helm as Nelson’s creameries in Charles City Creaco and Algona are noted. No Waterloo manager yet chosen. No personal Waterloo management anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindlinger Ice Cream Company
N. H. Nelson
Charlies City
Sindtinger
Waterloo
Wiliam H. Sindtinger
Frank Bros
Leavitt & Johnson’ National Bank
The
First Nations Bank
W. A. Hartman Publishing Company
J. H. Sindlinger
Bluff Street
Nelson
Charles City
Creaco
Algona
Im G
Sindlinger
Chicago
Iowa
Innovation for Waterloo Hotel Opens Ellis Coffee Shop
C. C. Horton announces a new Ellis Coffee Shop will open in the Waterloo hotel space formerly used for billiards. The project follows negotiations with Albert Pick Co of Chicago, with work starting September 1 and the shop set to debut to the public early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Coffee Shop
Raont
Ellis Hotel
C. C. Horton
Horton-Holden Hotel Company
Iowa Hotel Men's Association
Davenport
Holden
Des Moines
Bilig Hotel
Horton
Russell-Lamson
Police Chief Warns Officers on Courtesy
Chief Leighton orders all officers to treat the public with courtesy or face removal from service. He cites repeated complaints about discourteous behavior and poor information given to strangers, reminding officers they are public servants and should act accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Zimmer Succeeds Warden Allen at Joliet Penitentiary
Chicago’s Robert Zimmer was appointed warden of Illinois State Penitentiary at Joliet by the prison commissioners. He succeeds Edmund Allen who resigned after his wife’s murder and Governor Dane’s refusal to allow him to live in Chicago. Zimmer formerly served as Cook County sheriff and Chicago city comptroller.
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Springfield
Rtchael Zimmer
Chicago
State Penitentiary of
Illinois
Joliet
Edmund Allen
Dane
Zimmer
Cook County
Russia limits war-country visitors to naturalized or neutral nationals
The Russian embassy notified the state department that no native of a country at war with Russia may visit Russia unless they have naturalized in the United States or another neutral country before August 1, 1914.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Russia
United States
Wilson House Break Denied
Washington rumor that President Wilson and Colonel E. M. House were breaking their close ties is dismissed as nonsense by Secretary Tumulty. Relations between the President and Colonel House remain friendly amid reports of disagreements over Carranza recognition in Mexico, with House declining to comment.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
BE. M. House
Tumulty
Iomae
Carranza
House
Manchester
Masse
Elks Discuss New Clubhouse and Charity Minstrel Plans
Waterloo lodge No. 290 RL Elks reviewed plans for a new property at Park Avenue and Mulberry Street and asked a committee to estimate remodeling versus new construction costs. A charity minstrel show is planned for November with proceeds to the charity fund. The annual picnic is slated for Brewer's Grove mid month and a banquet honored Henry Frank ahead of his forthcoming marriage.
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Waterloo Lodge
RL P.O. Elks
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Brewer’s Grove
Cedar Falls Notes on Travel Funerals and Socials
A Cedar Falls column records residents traveling to Waverly for Bert Ingersol's funeral, visits with relatives in Cedar Rapids, Grundy Center, Chicago, and Austin Minnesota, along with hosting and attending social events, birthdays, and church activities. The piece also notes a late fire incident, a move to Iowa City, and the sudden death of W J Graham with details on surviving family.
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Cedar Falls
Gashbrook
Warren Laghbrook
Waverly
Bert Ingersol
California
D. H. Elderkin
Cedar Rapids
Amos
Amos Elderkin
Baby
Niles
Mich
Charles Elderkin
Fannie Richards
Grundy Center
Ethel Andrews
College Hill
Dorothy
Chicago
I. D. Corning
Merchant
Rank Merchant
Eva M. Parker
Cedar Walls
High School of
Austin
Minn
Fred Manning
Graham
William Morgan
Tenth and
Stile Streets
Robert A. Santee
FP. BL McClenahan
Des Moines
Lake Okoboji
Melendr
West Twenty-Third Street
Har
Marian Metarland Walker
Indy
G. E. Howard and
Little Son
Waterloo
John Q. Knox
Roger Leavitt
Elk Run Hotel
Black Hawk Trappers launch membership campaign meeting
The Black Hawk Trappers committee plans a joint meeting at 7 30 this evening in Commercial clubrooms to launch a secret offer membership drive. Chairman Charles Van Vieck urges all trappers and committee members to attend. Grant McRae, brother of Mrs William Hetts, was killed in an auto crash at Topeka Kansas Tuesday evening. He was a well known local visitor with ties to Floyd McRae formerly of Water loo.
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Black Hawk Trappers
Black Hawk
Charles van Vieck
Grant McRae
William Hetts
Locust Street
Topeka
Kan
Mr. McRae
Floyd McRae
Waterloo Edits Parking Rules to Improve Street Safety
Waterloo proposes amending its traffic ordinance to allow 45 degree angled parking on several streets while requiring parallel parking on streets used by streetcar lines. Prohibitions near intersections, fire hydrants, and building entrances would be enforced to reduce accidents, with specific limits of twenty feet from intersections or hydrants and fifteen feet from building entrances.
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Waterloo
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Lafayette
Park
Fourth
Park Avenue
Commercial
Fifth
Jefferson Streets
Bridge
Electors Approve Memorial Hall Proposal in 1912
The article notes voters in the county considered a Civil War memorial hall in 1912. In November, 3,772 voted for the wall and 3,830 against, with nearly every precinct granting a plurality. A tax of the mill was authorized to fund the new build.
Construction on West River Bank Funded at 16000
A project described as a west bank construction is under way financed by a fund of about $16,000. The work progresses in the river area with the aim of improving access and infrastructure for the locality.
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Ing
West River
Kidney Relief Pills Advertised by Foley
Q D Wright of Rosemont Web reports kidney pain and broken rest from frequent kidney action. He says Foley Kidney Pills relieved rheumatism and backache after one 46 cent bottle. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Q. D. Wright
Rosemont
Web
I_g
Foley
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Pioneer
Waterloo Hotel
Warden Allen
Wilson House
ELKS
Cedar Falls Daily News
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Palis
Carter
Main Streets
Ug Co
Lawn City
Ariel
Transac
J. M. Morris
DeWitt
Mr. Gerken
Prederick
I. S
T C
L. J. Pfeiffer
Bt. Louis
Henry
I. J. Pfeiffer
Piggott
Ark
Paul Pfetffer
John L. Conrad
Lae Okohojl
Pastor's Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
West Twenty- Fourth Street
FA. Whitworth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wayvne Martin
New Hampton
Thomas Prindall
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. M. Wryth
Alma McMahon
South
Alma Cutler
Cutler
Marty M. Pfeiffer
H. J. Pfeiffer
Chlcaga University
Cero! Frink
West Twentieth Street
John Hieber
Tuff Street
Uieber
Cedar Falls Band
Oleson
Cornet
Hauser
Euphonium
March
Yradher
Bub Odor Madel
Granichslaedtem
W. J. Graham
W.J. Graham
State Street
Otto Freier
Evelyn
Edward J. Weisbard
Alicea Graham
Miles City
Mont
C. H. Seward
Leslie C. Graham
Minnesota
George Graham
Detroit
Ernest Graham
Fred
Houston
Tex
Campatign Crax Range
Miller’s Creek
Byvank
YES Theatre
Land Oter
Mss
Charlotte Walker
Frank Daniels
Vitagraph
Crooky
4Th St
Stetson
J. & T. Cousins
Dept
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