Claim buildings were not erected in two lawsuits
In Dubuque the Jose Mausoleum Co is sued by G B Wack and O Renner for 16500 over failures to erect mausoleums at Manchester and Waterloo. They seek 4950 and 11700 respectively, claiming promotion efforts earned them crypts as payment. Other cases include a ticket incident injuring M J Wagner and a car collision involving Dr J E Ridenour. Foreclosure actions demand 8166.90 and 1036 against Charles Calleas and John A Koch.
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Iowa Leads in Social Service Study Says The Survey
The Survey highlights Iowa's Social Service plan by Miss Bessie A McClenahan head of the bureau of social welfare at the State University of Iowa She notes Iowa leads in solving welfare problems through a community tailored combination scheme Waterloo is praised as an early model with eight years of experience The piece emphasizes constructive family work by trained charity workers across Iowa communities.
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Bureau of Social Welfare
State University of Iowa
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Iowa
Waterloo
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Starving Mexicans at Rastra Slaughter House Scene
In Mexico City hundreds of starving residents gather daily outside the Rastra slaughterhouse to collect blood shed from slaughtered cattle. Reports say the crisis is the worst yet in the capital with about 400 people per day starving as food is confiscated for soldiers.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Brotherhood endorses woman suffrage and prohibition
At its triennial convention the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers passed resolutions endorsing woman suffrage and nationwide prohibition of intoxicating liquors. The 75,000 member union across the United States and Canada signals possible broader labor views on public questions.
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Bodies of Pioneers to Be Brought Here
News of the death of Mrs. Mary Bronson who died at her son Hugh Brown’s home in Bancroft was received last night Her daughter Mrs Daniek J Lot 271 Rhey street will bring the remains on Saturday at 4 40 pm by the Ek Island railroad Interment will be at Elmwood after a short service Abram Bronson, her husband, is to be buried beside Mrs Bronson in Waterloo near Bancroft Mr and Mrs Bronson were pioneer residents of Waterloo.
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Hugh Brown
Bancroft
Daniek J
Rhey Street
Ek Island Railroad
Elmwood
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Waterloo
Next morning Waterloo presents 1.5 M. Weingarten's September Morn in Glories with prismatic glitter and variegated color. The show features Venu fies, swim service stars, ballet, staging, and a carnival program of action and gaiety. The bill includes The Topsy Turvy Moneximonn two act musical comedy farce with a cast near five hundred. Notable names appear among Bart Hertrand Billy West and Chas Crafts. A special matinee titled thoseloek. Sept. S promises the week’s most talked expositions and travel festival cinema reviews.
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Waterloo
Weingarten
Eatate Benton
Bart Hertrand
Billy West
AL Warner
Mr Daly
Chas, Crafts
Chubby Weston
Taugtine Darica
Wellgarten
Majestic season opens with vaudeville and two films
Madame Adaliande Uboranine’s company headlines a varied bill at the Majestic starting Sunday afternoon. The program features Shaman, the Kremlin brothers, and stars like Charlotte Walker, Thomas Meighan, and Carlyle Blackwell in dramatic and comic works, plus the comedy Crooky with Frank Daniels. Seats on sale for next week.
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Tate
Mlaatrel
Ee Bo
Lesilitners
Shaman
Neownlion
Newspaper man recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy
A St. James Missouri News writer endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for severe bronchial coughs and lung ailments. He reports rapid relief from a feared pneumonia and notes thousands suffer from hay fever and asthma now benefit from the soothing product sold by druggists nationwide.
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St. James
Foley
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