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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1914
Page
4
A royal tale unfolds as a mouse finds a bean that reverses a king’s aging spell. The king woos Anilo’s daughter Nella to wed the talking mouse, who reveals a witch’s curse and the path to restore the king and the girl’s father. The rescued king and Nella unite, while Anilo’s fate is amended through magical means.
In Bagsots Minnesota a farmer reports his wife Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover strength and ease pelvic pains after a year of illness. The notice promotes testimonials and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential, woman to woman replies.
Marilah Lovera Aldrich born Dundee Kane County June 8 1844 died near Plainfield April 15 1914. She married Nathan H. Larkin March 5 1867 and followed him to Iowa in 1871 where he died March 8 1908. Survived by five of six children including Emma and E N Larkin. burial at Plainfield cemetery April 18. Also notes on local events, visits, and community notices with names such as Raymond's band and C W Warburton visiting from Washington DC.
Spring Creek township reports farmers nearly through seeding and plowing for corn. Miss Emelia Lang travels to Indianapolis for her cousin Miss Anna Kochs funeral. The reich of relatives includes Wm Bonarden of Jesup and Fred Brant of Wisconsin. A large wedding to be held April 23 unites Miss Anna Weltzin and Frederick Muck with a reception at the bride’s home near Raymond after a Lutheran church ceremony. About 500 invitations issued. John Rossith and his men move from Joliet basswood logo work to Brandon.
Independence high school boys win the final half of the state championship over Sigourney by unanimous judge decision. The team advances to Iowa City to face Le Mars for the state title. The Wapsie Golf Club buys the Wackerbarth cottage for a clubhouse transformation. City council approves the Watheta Heights plat by Davis Land Co, planning a 14 acre, 64 lot area with a central north south boulevard.
Mt Auburn Iowa April 20. Mrs Ray Stone and Miss Nava Long spent a quiet afternoon at a neighbor’s gathering. They exchanged pleasantries and discussed upcoming community events.
A suit filed seeks a permanent injunction. Plaintiffs include William Telsinger W A Bowen L J Powers and William Reusch against defendants Mr and Mrs A L Ryan and E A Schubert. The writ aims to curb the contested structure.
The defendant defends keeping a chicken house on the Bowen property near 206 Irving Street. Objection focuses on odors emanating from the rear yard and near the kitchen wind, alleging the structure keeps horses and chickens within ten feet of the dwelling, violating occupancy and health concerns.
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