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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1914

Page

8

Bank Plans Large Commercial Block on Fourth Street

Leavitt Johnson National Bank and officials announce a new large building on Commercial street head of Fourth, with 65 foot frontage. Tenants must vacate in sixty days. existing stores include S A Asquith & Bro, W A Covell & Son, F Wang & Miller, plus Covell hardware. Lower floors for shops, upper for offices. Lamson also planning a corner project.

Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Fourth Street S. A. Asquith & Brother W. A. Covell Rd Son Wang & Miller Shes Bank Commercial Street Covell Hardware Fourth and Jefferson Streets Covell Asquith Brothers Cr. O. Lamson Russell-Lamson

Thanks for kindness at our loss of husband and brother

The Fairbanks family expresses sincere thanks for the kindness shown at the death of their husband and brother. The notes say the support brings comfort in bereavement and offer help to others facing similar sorrow.

Catherine Rice B. A. Rice C. C. Lowney Edith Lowney Belle Lowney Fred Fairbanks

Evangelical Aid Society to Meet at Calvary Church

The Aid Society of the Calvary Evangelical church will gather tomorrow afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. R. C. Nicol and Mrs. Elias Banks are the hostesses for the meeting.

Evangelical Aid Society Aid Society The Calvary Evangelical Church R. C. Nicol Elias Banks

What Dyspeptics Should Eat

Advice on avoiding acidic foods to ease indigestion and stomach trouble. Recommends moderate meals followed by a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia to neutralize acid, claim­ing it corrects the root cause and improves digestion without heavy drugs.

Greek merchants face deportation case delayed to fall in St Paul

Four Greek merchants Mason City Iowa Janes Lampers Steve Pantone George Hanoges and Peter Franges had their deportation cases continued from May 22 to the fall term in St Paul after a lengthy preliminary hearing. Twenty one local girls aged 17 to 21 testified the men acted as white slavers amid jurisdiction conflicts between federal and immigration authorities.

Mason City Janes Lampers Steve Pantone George Hanoges Peter Franges St. Paul Fort Dodge Dubuque Immigration Department St. Louis O'Connor New Hampton

Cunningham to Withdraw from Nomination for House Seat

Storm Lake reports H Cunningham will not seek another nomination and will enter business in Des Moines with his brother. Two candidates, W C Edson of Storm Lake and Guy Roberts of Marathon, have announced. Keokuk notes the death of Mrs Hazen I Sawyer, a D A R leader. Stratford records a fatal barn fire killing John Anderson, 42, with prior recent blaze. Grinnell builds new women dormitories funded by a campaign. Kugler of Osage will run as Progressive in Iowa's Fourth District Congress race.

Storm Lake H. Cunningham Des Moines W. C. Edson Guy Roberts Marathon Bars Stratford John Anderson Kugler Mason City A. A. Kugler Osage Mitchell County

Flag to Be Taken Off Capitol Floor in Des Moines

The Iowa executive council has not decided on removing the shield with national colors from the terrazzo floor in the state capitol basement. Veterans split in opinion with some arguing the flag should not be walked upon while others see no disgrace and urge removal. The shield may remain if stripped of colors. Also Bull Moose headquarters opened in suite 509 11 Fleming Building.

Des Moines Executive Council Capitol Allen Geo.a. Newman Iowa State House Bull. Moose Bull Moose Fleming Building

Junior Play at East High School Promises Talent Show

After weeks of rehearsal led by Miss Fae Vaughan, East High School juniors present the comedy Mr. Bob Wednesday at 8 PM in the manual training auditorium. Cast includes Ruth Fairbanks Renona Jones Madeline Hutchison Lucile Bentley Harold Mandeville Reed Nelson Justin Edwards. Proceeds aid junior senior banquets. Advanced German program presents Seine Einzige Tochter Friday in German. Cast includes Erwin Sage Kamila Chenex Bertha Woodring Mathilde Johnson Hazel Hanlon Cecil Renn Fred Kaltenbach Rolland Klein. Public invited.

Fae Vaughan East High School Bob Manual Training Ruth Fairbanks Renona Jones Madeline Hutchison Lucile Bentley Harold Mandeville Reed Nelson Justin Edwards Seine Einzige Tochter Katherine Buxbaum Herr Reinsberg Erwin Sage Kamila Marjorie Chenex Bertha Alberta Woodring Mathilde Agnes Johnson Pauline Hazel Hanlon Leopoldine Cecil Renn Max Esbeck Bertha— Olmier Tanner Rudolf von Wendl Mathilde Fred Kaltenbach Hermann Diltberg Kamilla Ray Schmalte Frederick Rolland Klein Seeno Verr Reinaberg

French Trapper Shot Near McGregor Island Cove

Cyprian Martet, a longtime French trapper living on an island near Harpers Ferry, was found dead in his boat after disputes with other hunters. Local belief points to a shooting during a quarrel, with no arrests made and Martet’s family in Harpers Ferry. In Sioux City, Eugene Kelley’s family faced a suspected arsenic poisoning attempt, linked to a missing maid and a Sunday meat dish.

McGregor Cyprian Martet Mississippi Harpers Ferry Martet Sioux City Eugene Kelley Sioux City Tribune Kelley

Statewide Campaign Aims for Highland Park Endowment

Des Moines April 14 a statewide drive among Presbyterians to raise 100000 for Highland Park is underway. Since President P McGall assumed control the school has paid geneti gen to about 1300 dollars.

Des Moines Highland Park P. McGall

Three Special Trains Planned For Tours And Yellowstone Trip

Nine railroad representatives discuss three special train tours with routes costs and schedules. Plans include a Town Criers’ trip to Toronto June 19 to July 3 via Waterloo and Portland, Maine. A Yellowstone Park tour July 18–27 costing about 120 includes Illinois Central B and Q and Union Pacific routes. A Glacier National Park trip August 3–17 costing about 100 via I N, Rock Island and Great Northern with return via Duluth.

Galloway Club H. E. Kiester Town Criers Toronto Waterloo Portland St. Lawrence River Hindis Central Grand Trunk Pennsylvania Rock Island Yellowstone Park Denver Illinois Central Union Pacific Oregon Rio Grande Denver Cheyenne Yellowstone Salt Lake City Ogden Glacier Nationals Park Great Northern Duluth Gla Ieler Park

Sunday School Groups Plan Church Meeting on Athletics

The young men of Mr Shiplets and Mr Messingers classes arrange a meeting at St Pauls M E church Wednesday night to discuss athletics. Refreshments will be provided. Also Wednesday the HH Missionary society meets with Mrs Freeman at 1460 Park Head. Daughters of Martha host Mrs DeLong Wednesday evening. Thursday night features the quarterly conference with dist.

ST. Paul's M. BE Noths Shiplet Messinger HH Missionary Society Freeman Park Head Martha DeLong Bratoher

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