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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1913

Page

10

Logal Family Endures Five Foot Flood in New Castle Ind

Mrs Baltzel and children evacuated from their flooded home after the Wabash rose five feet. They stayed with relatives then at a cottage on higher ground, aided by neighbors and local landlords. The letter to Miss Marion Sweeney recounts days of rising water, boat rescues, and efforts to stay together and recover.

Marion Sweeney Walnut Street Joseph Baltzel New Castle Ind Baltzel Courtland Street Dart Manufacturing Company Indiana Baltzels Miss Sweeney Peru Joe Oswald Mr. Petty Oswalds Waterloo

Signer Abuse Emerges as Removal Hearing Extends

In Judge Dunham's saloon consent petition case, removal of signers prompts many witnesses. A signer allegedly signed five instruments, and lists show 3,164 unobjected names amid contested signatures. Some signers claimed residency changes and fictitious names surfaced in testimony.

Dunham W. N. Birdsall Waterloo Robert Jackson Rainbow Hall Farm Jackson H. D. Shafer Lamson Street H. D. Shafe D. L. Nutt la Porte Road B. L. Nutt John A. Hanson Leland Avenue J. V. Hanson E. Z. Cross Commercial Street

Westfield School Building Plans To Be Reviewed

Carleton Sias, president of the west side school board, announced a Thursday meeting to consider additional plans for the proposed Westfield school building. A Waterloo real estate board member said uniform text books for city schools will be discussed at the same session, along with other pertinent topics and the board’s capability to meet fall educational needs.

Carleton Sias West Side School Board Westfield Waterloo Real Estate Board Neat Side Board of Education

Doctor Kepford Outlines Plans At Walnut Street Lecture

Dr A E Kepford state lecturer on preventing tuberculosis spoke at Walnut Street Baptist church last night on State Craft of Preventive Medicine. He tied disease prevention to crime reduction, urged medical supervision of schools, and warned insanitation fuels TB spread while noting social measures and juvenile courts aid public health.

A. E. Kepford Walnut Street Baptist Church Kepford

Vaughan Implements Show At New Vaughan Co. Establishment

A Vaughan Implement Co show was held in their new Sixth and Commercial Street venue Friday and Saturday. Farm implements and machinery were displayed, with sales yielding a handsome sum. The concrete building sits on a 140 by 120 foot plot, with several smaller structures on two acres.

Vaughan! Implement Co Wausete Company

Real Cause of Social Unrest sermon by Rev. Rollins

Rev Dr Walter H Rollins preached on Hours and Wages in a large First Congregational church audience. He cited US statistics showing a $600 yearly cost of living for a five person family and argued many lack that amount, linking it to social unrest. Also notes Blanche Thompson’s return from Chicago visit with relatives and friends.

Walter H. Rollins First Congregational Church Rollins United States

Water Lookahead Not a Real Headline From Text

The passage urges subscribing to the Waterloo Evening Courier and Farmer and Breeder weekly, touting local news and agricultural content. It promotes renewals and mentions sending papers to different addresses, framing an extraordinary offer to readers and neighbors.

Waterloo Northwest

Wilson to Read Advice to Solons

President Woodrow Wilson plans to address Congress in person on Tuesday, reviving the practice last used by Washington and Adams. He aims to present his views directly, prompting enthusiastic support from Senate Democratic leader Kern and House Democratic leader Underwood, who will seek a joint session.

Washington D. C United States Congress Woodrow Wilson Thomas Jefferson Wilson George Washington John Adams White House Kern Senate Underwood House

General Markets and Weather Forecast Chicago April 7

Market news from Chicago and Kansas City reports wheat corn and hogs with May positions rising on foreign support and private wire buying. Cattle hog and sheep receipts and openings show a weak to steady tone with slight price shifts and estimated daily arrivals.

Chicago Europe Montenegro Liverpool Kansas City Tsogv Oella Texas

Market Prices and Weather Digest

A crowded market page lists commodity prices for oats, wheat, lambs, cattle, hogs, hides, veal, and horse hides with regional close figures from New York St Louis and Minneapolis. It includes Waterloo Market flour and grain quotes, poultry and eggs, dairy products, and farm hay values. The weather forecast notes temperatures near normal in the north and east, above normal in the south and west, with below normal precipitation overall except the northwest.

Washington, D. C Gulf States Middle West Weather Bureau Rocky Mountain Great Central Valleys Far West

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Logal Joe Baltzel Williams Good-Galloway Platt DR. Kepford Baptist Church Vaughang Blanche Thompson Miss Thompson Amy Raske Gladys Whittle Northwestern Farmer Aid Freeder Waterloo Evening Courier Solons Lamson Bros. & CO Chicago Board OF Trade C. G. Larrabee Marsh-Place Multotis Colorado Lambs New York ST. Louis Minneapolis Waterlooy Wellington H. W N. S Randolph Street Dr. A. A. Lyon Hera Wm. Holland
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