Pleasant surprise for Engman and Engman in Sans Souci Park
A social afternoon at Sans Souci park saw Mrs. George Mourer and Mrs. Charles Lockwood organizing a gathering for Mrs. J A Engman and Mrs. Charlotte Engman. Twenty eight women attended. Gifts included a silver thimble and a silver crochet hook. A three course luncheon was served with Goldenrod decor.
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Charles Lockwood
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Charlotte Engman
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Goldenrod
Courier Patterns for Up-to-Date Fashion Design
The advertisement invites readers to obtain the latest Courier pattern designs by sending coupons and ten cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after mailing.
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Prizes for Those at the Homecoming Festival
The general committee offers a $10 prize for the largest family of former Black Hawk county residents attending Homecoming. A $5 prize goes to the second largest family, with registration at the Dairy Cattle Congress gates. Joe Mitchell Chapple, Boston editor and publisher, has accepted an invitation to attend.
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Waterloo Becomes a Musical Center For All
Waterloo opens its doors to grand opera singers and pianists from Berlin to Chicago, bringing elite teachers to the Conservatory. Miss Nelle Bryant and Adelaane headline, with lectures and public concerts planned, plus lyceum work and Chauhautauqua ties. Prowell’s effort shifts talent east to Waterloo, inviting distant pupils to study locally and perform nationally.
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Auto Booster Tour Maps 75 Towns Across Waterloo Area
Waterloo Automobile Dealers plan a seven-route tour visiting 75 towns within 75 miles to promote the Dairy Cattle Congress. Morris Motor Co chair runs the campaign with 150 mile routes, Dutch lunch at Russell-Lamson hotel, and a drive-and-introduce program with local papers, mayors, and banks. Commercial Club backs the effort, inviting private car owners to join, each dealer providing four riders for free travel.
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Summer Motel Burns in Manitou Fire Victim and Damage Report
Colorado Springs report states the Mansions hotel at Manitou burned down early today causing about 3100,000 in losses. Only the caretaker was present as Vernon Lane the watchman was injured by falling roof a firefighter crew faced smoke and two volunteers fainted. Nearby Waterloo circulation note appears unrelated to the incident.
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Oldtime Waterloo merchant revisits his hometown
Mr Cuthisl, once selling peppermint and candy near Commerical street, returns to Waterloo after fifty years. He spots changes at the ten story bank era site and Commercial street. He plans to attend Dairy Cattle Congress and Homecoming Festival if circumstances allow.
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Lack of Doctors Warns of Postwar Shortage in UK
The Lancet warns England will face a long term shortage of medical men after World War I. It notes war drawdown of student numbers and casualties among near-qualified doctors, predicting a surge in demand and tougher conditions for entrants to the profession in coming years.
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Heat Oppressive Weather Aids Corn Growth
The record shows 87 F high and 84 F low with extreme humidity. Saturday night brought a southerly wind shift after coal soot, then temperatures rose and humidity worsened. Early Sunday 70 F at 6 am, with less discomfort. precipitation noted as .05 inch Saturday and .64 inch Sunday. Corn thriving amid hot conditions. reader urged to read Want Ads in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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Hunting Without License Fines Hoisted in Court
Frank Brown faced a Sunday arrest after shooting without a license. Deputy Warden Sa. Chins han testified Brown chased and fired multiple shots over nearly two miles, resulting in a $25 fine plus $4.85 costs, total $29.85, before the defendant paid and was released. Brown claimed licensure but admitted trapping and hunting without proper permit.
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Hospital Auxiliary Plans Extensive Fund Drive
The St Peanels hospital auxiliary announces a meeting for the first session Friday afternoon at Marys Auditorium with Mrs Joe Midd as hostess. The group emphasizes charity work and table efforts, aims to recruit more members for the year, and describes ongoing projects and upcoming activities in support of hospital services.
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War Experiences Turn TS Statro Wilt El
Chicago September 3 An unusually vivid war letter from Robert Beck to Charles Grand recounts battles. Beck, former owner of an axle factory, describes surviving shell bursts and a damaged armored car. He details deafness, broken ribs, a shattered spine, and surviving comrades blown apart. He notes his nerves are shattered and speech and hearing may not return.
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Unclear Names and Places In Jagged OCR Record
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and places inconsistent spelling including Cedar Malls and Camp Point Alabama with scattered terms. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable fragments.
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Track and Train Wheat Then Labor Dispute Settled
Western Operators and Company Slave row ends as Lois Hrons of Fort Dodge informs Chicago that differences between the company and O R T operators are resolved. Dispatchers demand telephony parity with telegraphers. potential strike would affect 72 of 324 total operators on the system.
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