First National Building Opens with Grand Waterloo Reception
Waterloo gathered for the formal opening of the First National bank building with 18 000 attendees during a 7 30 to 10 o clock reception. The event featured two orchestras, flowers, cigars, souvenir tickets, and guided tours of the vaults and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First National Bank
First National Building Company
Arr 1 Shoe Company
R. M. Cowing, Jeweler
James Gardiner Company
H. ©. Martin
LaRue
Myers
Ie Ty K
F. J. Fowler
F. K. Eighmey
F. B. Dietrick
F. P. Hurst
H. M. Cowles
F. Fowler
H. W. Grout
W. W. Marsh
J. ©. Trumbauer
James Black
J. T. Sullivan
A. M. Place
T. W. Place
J. W. Rath
Jessie Fowler
Allene Eighmey
Elizabeth Black
Anita Rath
Leta Powers
Belvia Dunn
Iowa
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce backs depot campaign
Directors meet at Waterloo club rooms with two thirds present. Secretary J B Ogle resigns. Ira Woaver named temporary secretary to seek a paid secretary and lease Pinkerton block quarters. Resolution endorses Courier depot campaign for a new Rock Island and Great Western station. Mrs Nauman ill. Meritol Pile Remedy ad promoted by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Club
J. B. Ogle
Ira Woaver
Ogle
A. W. Brown
G. M. Woods
J. C. Hartman
Pinkerton
J. Arthur Stitz
Courier
Waterloo
Rock Island
Rock Island and
Great Western Union
Couple Buys $150000 Newport Estate on Bellevue
Mr and Mrs George D Wiener of Philadelphia announce they will become summer residents at The Cliffe Newport after purchasing the late Dr Christopher M Bell estate on Bellevue avenue. The property is valued at about $130000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wiener
George D. Widemer
Philadelphia
Sammer
Newport
Christopher M. Bell
Bellevue Avenue
Cliffe
Thefts, vagrancy and saloon visits in police court
James Kelly a Minneapolis switchman and bowler is arraigned on vagrancy charges after a friend loses $5 and accuses him of theft. He is released with orders to leave the city after a court search finds no proof. Six other vagrants are released after saying they are passing through seeking work. Frank Slapiska, a blacklister, pays $7.35 to renew old experiences in a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Minneapolis
Kelly
Waterloo
Pang
Frank Slapiska
Frank
Prices at The Public Markets Show Heavy Cabbage Crops
Large cabbages dominate the market with wagon loads reported and I. C. Brown展示ing substantial potatoes and Wolf River apples. Prices remain steady with potatoes at $1.00 per bushel and a wide range of fruits and vegetables listed, including grapes, peaches, pears, squash, cucumbers, celery, corn, milk, tomatoes, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Brown
Wolf River
Brown
la Porte
Bologna
Rinz
Merital Chocolate Granules Advertised as Reliable Pill
Merital Chocolate Granules are touted as a purely vegetable stomach and liver purgative that will not gripe and is reliable and effective. The ad notes exclusive agents Fenderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. Tollie Dinneen, daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Dinneen, is expected home Saturday from Chicago after eye specialist care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
Fenderson ,Drug Co
Tollie Dinneen
W. T. Dinneen
Chicago
Jewish New Year Observances and Vaudeville Review
The piece notes the Jewish New Year starting on September 28 and 24 in Waterloo with the Sona of St. Jacob congregation observing the holy days. It lists dates for Atonement October 2 and Feast of Tabernacles mid October. A vaudeville bill follows, praising acts by Paul Kleist, the McConnell Sisters, Gordon & Barker, Barber, Willis & Colling, and Leonard & Ward, highlighting acts and performers with brief descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Congregation of the Sona of St. Jacob
New York City
Pritim
Miss Gordon
Richard K. Fox
Barber
Willis & Colling
Collins
Mise Willis
Leonard & Ward
Perlmutter & Son
Kleist Black Art At Crystal Theater Draws Record Crowd
The Crystal theater reported the largest turnout this season as a crowd packed the playhouse yesterday afternoon for an evening performance of Kleist inspired Black Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theater
Playhouse
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Reliable
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Petty
England
Mr. Pett
H. L. Padden
Pett
West Fifth Street
Via
Illinois Central
California
Oregon
Washington
North Pacific Coast
Fred Austin
Evening Courier
W. H. Nauman
Presbyterian Hospital
Ngguseo
Blacklister’s
Visito
Gaul
ASU Enav Mn Meat
Hawkeye Oil Company
Wartkiso
Chtmar
Ornoon
Paul Kleist
McConnell Sisters
Geo. M. Cohan
Gordon & Barker
Kleist
People’s Furniture CO
Lafayette Street
Beacon
Packard Shoes
Stolt
Shoemen
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