Waterloo Pageant Parade Delights Thousands Of Fans
The city’s pageant drew thousands as diverse floats rolled past led by George W. Preek’s circulation unit. Entries included Waterloo Gas Engine Co, Armstrong Manufacturing, Majestic Theatre, and Saddle Club stars with West and past high schools showcasing cars and banners. Major Fisher guided the march. the event earned praise and plans for an even bigger show next year.
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Dunham
George P. Berk
Waterloo
Beck
Peter Carmichael
Des Moines
Herman Rosgen
East Side Fire Department
Ladies of the Maccabees
G. I. Newt Plumbing Company
Martin Cros Vier Company
Audson “Si Hawkeye OU Company
Kemble’ Flowers
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Vulcanizing Vouspey
Galloway Gros
Seed Company
Moore & Moore Lumiter Company
Waterloo Cheatiea
Courier Boy
Lawa Garoline Engine Company
Ploierade
Sherwood
Greenhous Sibert & Soussind Ligith
Lichty & Hillman Ca
Citizens Gas & Electurie von Pany
Jaro Wintz
Bors
Walter J Amead
Robert Schroeder
Orville Flersch
Herbert Vaughan
Roland McQuire
Lewis Miller & Son Stables
James Black Company
Shores Fuel & Transfer Company
Standard Oil Company
Fowler Company
Ryno
Jurgen Thulstrup
Armstrong
Ponna Weil
Forlhwesl Wa
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Majestic Theatre
Artificial Ice & Fuel Company
Overlandson
Abbott-Netroit
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corpoon
Lige Cement
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Ferguson Menuracterias Co
Dart
Waterloo Tee Cream Company
Northern Tile Company
Dotson-Kerisin
Canfield Lumber Company
Waterloo Manufacturing Compar
G. W. Pet
Saddle Club
Postoffice
Turnistear
Marta Anghur Trenderson
Tarmen
Doct
Byrbes
Franklin
AL Jen
Studedi Dodge Bros
Pord Brigade
Wangler Br
Cheuners
Lea It & Johnson
Mons
Grandson of Sugar King Weds in Alienation Suit
In Tutte Montana on September 20, John Mayer Jr., grandson of the late Theodore A. Ehiemeyer the Sugar King, wed here with Heatrice I koyol. The case recalls a prior 1914 suit by Mr. Blackwell against Mr. Mayer over alienation of his wife’s affections.
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Sugar
Tutte
Mont
Hoth
Blackfoot
Idaho
John Mayer, Jr
Theodore A. Ehiemeyer
Bugs King
Colorful parades highlight community organization floats
A Blue and white wagon led by white horses drew attention with large WL CLA letters and a group of girls, followed by a yellow suffrage living statue and a cartooned van. Knights of Security and Maccabees floats impressed with royal colors and elaborate florals while Royal Neighbors wore purple and white.
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Waenan's Christian Association
Wagan
Chicago
Waterloo widow of 1865 marriage in Waterloo era
The obituary notes a Waterloo widow who married Pratt Wallace in 1865 and survived into later years. Her husband died in 1887 and she resided in Waterloo with four brothers and three sisters named George John Harvey Charles Martha Brown Gressiey. Her daughter Ida died in 1889. Remains moved to rifleman & Gindt parlors awaiting relatives, with funeral plans not yet set. Langworthy represents the Ohid Mately company at the Dairy Cattle Congress, promoting Obie Blue matches in miniature gift boxes and distributing them to visitors.
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Waterloo
Pratt Wallace
George Smith
John Smith
Harvey Smith
Charles Smith
Nebraska
Martha Smith
Jas Brown
J. T. Gressiey
Frankfort
S. BD
Ida
Rifleman & Gindt
Adame Pa’ Company
Obie Blue
Mr. Langworthy
Waterloo Evening Courier auto show features ornate floats
The September 30 1915 Waterloo Evening Courier describes a parade of decorated autos and floats in purple white and floral themes. One vehicle draped with chrysanthemums carried two girls, with Kemble's and Sherwood's greenhouses showcasing real flowers and fern arrangements. Twenty Shetland ponies pulled a wagon by Tomes Black Dry Goods, while Bekerman and J Thulstrap added festive floats.
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Waterloo Evening Courier and Report
Deelen
Kemble
Sherwood
Tomes Black Dry Goods Company
Wis
Vietrola
AL OY
Bekerman
J. Thulstrap
Black Smith Shop
Obituary of Mrs Sarana Wallace at 71 in Dawson Street home
Mrs Sarana Wallace 71 died at 9 46 pm at her brother Tiarvey Smiths 626 Dawson Street home where she had lived for some time. Cause of death tubercular affection after a two year struggle. Born in Ohio July 14 her maiden name was She.
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Sarana Wallace
Sarah
Wallace
Tiarvey Smit
Dawson Street
Lavary J. Smith
Ohio
Parisian Sage: Easy remedy for oily scalps
Men and women with excessively oily hair struggle to keep their scalp clean. Parisian Sage is touted as ideal, washing hair once a week and using the product twice daily to drive out dandruff, dissolve excess oil, and stimulate normal scalp action. Sold by Wanster Bros. Co. or any drug counter and inexpensive.
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Wangster Bros. Co
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Vohn A. Mayer
Exwiriy
QB Langworthy
Ohid Mately Company
Dairy Cattle Congress
Brownlee’s
Fea
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Our Leader A
Columbia
Troubedor
Sonora
Go Tumbia
Imperial
Columbia Records
Cal J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Chicago Tribune
Ti R Loniget
Majestic