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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1913

Page

13

Wildey and Sale Buy Grocery Store in Waterloo

A. E. Wildey and Fred G. Sale have purchased the W. B. Fox grocery at 514 Lafayette Street and already taken possession. Wildey, a longtime Waterloo resident formerly in the grocery business, teams with Sale of Waverly for this venture. An evening program directed by the Northminster Presbyterian church ladies auxiliary features a play Cinderella with readings and music in the church parlors.

A. E. Wildey Fred G. Sale W. B. Fox Lafayette Street Mr. Wildey Waterloo Mr. Sale Waverly Ladies’ Auxiliary Northminster Presbyterian Church

Freckles Vanish with Ethine Prescription Say Result

An advertisement touts a freckle removal remedy called ethine. A prominent physician endorses it for a clear complexion and promises money-back guarantees if freckles persist. Consumers are urged to ask for double strength ethine at first-class druggists.

The Cause of Corns Remedy Ad

An old advertisement explains corns arise from a U shaped gait and shoe friction causing irritation fever and a hard callous pressing on nerves. The Hoover Remedy softens the callous and a plaster shields the corn offering quick relief. Reapplication kills irritation and fever, restoring flesh and skin. Money back if unsatisfied. Sold by leading druggists nationwide.

Druggista of Uty

Couple Reunited After Ten Years in Waterloo

Mr and Mrs John Collins, separated ten years, were reunited in Waterloo yesterday afternoon and left for Cincinnati today. Married in Cincinnati eleven years ago, Collins sought work through Indiana and Illinois, while his wife moved to Indianapolis and then worked in a candy factory. A mutual friend provided the missing contact two weeks ago, triggering a tearful reunion. Both vow to travel together henceforth and the piece ends with an advertisement for The Iowa Homestead farm paper and subscription details.

Waterloo John Collins Collins Galloway Cincinnati Indianapolis Indiana Chicago International Harvester Company Young Collins Iowa Homestead James M. Pierce Des Moines Iowa

Porch Rockers Sale Ad by Joe Raymond

Fifty porch rockers sold for 3.50 each in a Saturday advertisement by Joe Raymond. Contact at 225 F Street Saint Address for purchases and inquiries.

Joe Raymond F. St. St

Adequate Rate Plan Urges Fraternal Members to Accept

Waterloo Lodgeman urges Modern Brotherhood of America and allied orders to accept the new insurance rates adopted at Mobile by the National Fraternal Congress. He argues the change ends unequal payments, establishing a minimum of 1.06 and a maximum of 2.89 by age 48, to ensure the solvency and perpetuity of fraternal organizations.

Mmembers Mobile National Fraternal Congress Frank F. Yapp Modern Brotherhood of America Order of Things Royal Arcanum Court of Honor Ancient Order of United Workmen The Ben Hurs Knights of Maccabees Ladies of the Maccabees Order Brotherhood of America

Crops in Garlay Prove Gold Mine of Farm Prosperity

Farm crop statistics for 1912 show abounding prosperity in Barclay township. 21,630 acres in farm lands with labor wages averaging 32 dollars in summer and 22 in winter. Potatoes 7,225 bushels. corn 6,413 acres producing 277,875 bushels. oats 4,111 acres yielding 111,428 bushels. rye 1,202. barley 546. hay 3,391 tons. timothy seed 523 bushels. Poultry 32,825 fowls with eggs valued at 2,448 dozen. Eggs could gross 16,488 dollars at 20 cents a dozen. Livestock includes 6,555 swine, 2,658 cattle, 920 horses. Licensed to wed: John P. Sonday. Raymond Margaret Ehr. Gilbertville Qu 29. Miss Alice Meany, daughter of Mrs. John Meany, Oak avenue, wins highest class honors at Mercy hospital graduation. Miss Meany returns to Waterloo to make her headquarters.

Barclay Township Alice Meany John Meany Oak Avenue Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Miss Meany Waterloo

Waterloo Ang In Big Realty Deal

Lewis Miller to manage a Waterloo land purchase of twenty eight and a half acres southwest of the city between Kimball and Baltimore streets from the Finnerty estate. The syndicate plans a large scale building project with homes and a connecting street, continuing Prospect Hill. Development to start sparingly late this summer. Esther Trainer, sixteen, is added to scarlet fever patients. Naomi and Lulu Cushman depart for Denver and other western cities for several months.

Waterloo Realty Lewis Miller Kimball and Baltimore Streets Finnerty Mr. Miller M. B. Neff John G. Milter Prospect Hilla Sparnest Esther Trainer Allen Street Naomi Lulu Cushman Denver Corp

Two Speeders Land IA Jail Hearing Set Today

Two speeders have been placed under arrest and both will have a hearing this afternoon. C. E. Shutt, a motorcyclist, is charged with exceeding the speed limit, while J F Simpson, an autoist, was also arrested on the same charge. Jack Lenhart, arrested on careless driving and speeding, was arraigned this morning. He was arrested on information filed by C D Woolf, injured when Lenhart's motorcycle struck him. A number of witnesses testified, but Police Judge Meyers withheld his decision. Neighborhood Law, H F Campbell, arraigned on disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, pleaded technically violating the law. He testified he had a dispute with an officer over the latter's children and was jailed. He was released on bond and the case continued on good behavior.

C. E. Shutt JF. Simpson Jack Lenhart C.D. Woolf Lenhart Meyers H. F. Campbell

Saturday and Monday Specials at Koeneke's Cash Grocery

Saturday and Monday specials advertise Fancy Onion Sets 3 quarts, Fancy Brick Cheese per pound, Summer Sausage per pound, Fancy Canned Yuba Pears and Apricots per can, Nat. Biscuit Co. goods 3 for 25 cents or 6 for 40 cents, Five Pounds Granulated Sugar with orders. Prompt delivery on early orders.

Koeneke’s Cash Lafayette St Nat Biscuit Co

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Fitzgerald Bros West Fourth Street Cincin Nati Today Mem Bers John P. Sonday Raymond Margaret Ehr Gilbertville Slere Hart Schaffner Marx Commercial Frank Bros Waterlooang Iowa Securities Company Commercial National Bank
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