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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1912

Page

4

Memorial for Titanic Dead in City Theatre Service

A memorial service at the Majestic Theatre honored the Titanic dead with Rev Effie McCollum Jones and Rev W F Spry speaking on sacrifice and salvation. H A LaRue conducted sacred music with the concert band, attendance was strong, and other local clergy gave benediction. Also noted are real estate transfers and local social updates.

Jesus Christ Effie McCollum Jones Universalist Church Majestic Theatre W. F. Spry John Jacob Astor Andy Archibald Butt Edgar A. Valiant First Baptist Church H. A. LaRue LaRue America God W. W. Woolley L. B. Hix Plymouth Congregational Church

Greene Residents and Visitors Noted in Greene News

In Greene on April 20 Charles Steger made a business trip to Waterloo. Misses Mary and Bild Downing of Waterloo visited relatives in Greene. Mrs. Carl Sanford left for Great Falls Montana after wintering with I. A. Ingalls. Mrs. S. Boller hosted her mother Mrs. S. T. West of Fredericksburg. Ed Thompson and family moved into rooms in Mrs. Nawbern's house. R. L. Paddycoat conducted business in Austin Minnesota early week. Mrs. J. W. Arnott returned from Waterloo after visiting relatives. George Miller joined Greene Auto Company. J. F. Mabb of Waterloo sought a site for a small armory factory. Freak Landers now connected with local affairs.

F. H. Camp Melvin Streaver Freeport Greene H. Merrick Marble Rock Arthur Merrick McKinley Circle County Fair Opera House G. A. Beck Three Forks Mont Andrew Cowan Nolterlake Brothers Beck Leon Mitchell Frank Cheney Saskatchewan Can W. E. Fisher Roy Pooley Toledo Waterloo Joe Bickness Rickness Mary and Bild Downing Carl Sanford Tesday Great Falls I. A. Ingalls Charles Boller T. West Fredericksburg Ed Thompson Nawbern R. L. Paddycoat Austin Minn J. W. Arnott George Miller Greene Auto Company J. F. Mabb Phuraday Armlear Manufactory Freak Landers

First Big Meeting Since Noted Riots in Rock Island

Rock Island, April 2. The first public mass meeting since the riot that left two dead is set for this evening in Market Square. Socialist candidate EH H Gardner will speak on The Progress of the Recall as organizers seek more signatures to recall Mayor Harry Schriever. Gardner attended the prior meeting before the riots.

Rock Island Market Square EH. H. Gardner Will Apeak Harry Schriever Gardner

House passes Henry bill on campaign publicity before primaries

Washington lawmakers approve the Henry bill requiring publication of sums contributed to presidential and vice presidential campaigns and the spending by their managers. The measure faced no opposition on final passage and carries a 35000 dollar fine or up to three years' imprisonment for noncompliance.

Washington House Today Suma

Merchant Arrested for Buying Stolen Goods

Sam Shapara of 1719 Commercial Street was arrested at 1 p.m. Saturday on a charge of buying stolen property. The merchandise reportedly came from Illinois Central Railroad cars. Three burglary arrests have already been made. Police Captain H. T. Wagner led the takedown, taking about twenty minutes. This is the Jewish Sunday, and an auto ride on the sacred day conflicted with his beliefs.

Sam Shapara Commercial Street Illnois Central H. T. Wagner

Grants Seek Soil Survey In Northeastern Iowa

Waverly Indiana April 22 Secretary Wilson of the agriculture department authorized a soil survey for northeastern Iowa not yet studied. The work will be done by department chemists with cooperation from Prof. C. F. Curtiss of the Iowa experiment station. W B Rosevear advocates soil conservation citing soil element depletion from long use of wheat corn oats and timothy and expects the survey to validate his findings and boost state farming prospects.

Waverly Washington Waverly Industrial Association Wilson Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department C. F.curtiss Iowa W. B. Rosevear Rosevear

A Safe Way to Clean Hair Brushes

Two basins are used one with boiling water one with cold water. Dissolve a teaspoon of Gold Dust washing powder in the boiling water and move the brush bristles in the solution until clean. Rinse in cold water and air dry the brush away from the heat.

A Great Pain Willer Meritor Snow White Liniment

Meritor Snow White Liniment reduces inflammation and soreness quickly as a general household remedy. Henderson Drug Co. Red Cross Drug Co promote its efficacy and compare favorably to common treatments.

Willer Henderson Drug Co Red Cross Drug Co

Belshazar Opera Planned for YWCA Fund in Waterloo

The Waterloo YWCA plans Belshazar a beautiful home talent opera to aid the building fund with performances April 30 and May 1 at the Waterloo Theatre. Rehearsals have engaged about a hundred local youths and two weekly sessions are scheduled. Notables include Prof Scott W Prowell Miss Georgiella Lay and Miss Hetsy Achsah Reed with costumes sourced from New York. Proceeds benefit the building fund, aiming for strong crowds and high musical standards.

Waterloo Belshaszar Waterloo Theatre New York Scott W. Prowell Georgiella Lay Waterloo Conservatory of Music Hetsy Achsah Reed

Community Notes From New Hartford Iowa April Meeting

The New Hartford school board re elected all teachers for the coming year at a recent meeting. W W D Emery and wife of Council Bluffs attended a funeral in Waterloo and visited his invalid mother Mrs Jane Cane. Mrs Cane also visited Cedar Falls for the winter, with F J Keleher and Oscar Armagast of Waterloo as guests of Ray Dodd. Albert Munger grows weaker and Mrs Munger remains unable to walk on a broken leg. The Emerys and Ackersons plan extended visits with friends in town.

New Hartford Iowa C.V. Jamerson Henry Sausenbach W.W. D. Emery Council Bluffs Agron Breckner Waterloo F. J. Keleher Oscar Armagast Ray Dodd Albert Munger

Jubilee farmers struggle as moisture delays sowing

Fox Center April 18 Our Jubilee farmers lag in oats sowing due to persistent moisture. John Nie sold hogs in Jesup Thursday. E M Bubilee of Jubilee, a safe dealer, delivered safes to Jesup station. Nick Phillips nears completion of a large barn. Olinger Brothers hauled lumber from Jesup this week.

Fox Center John Nie Jesup E. M. Bubilee Jubilee Jesup Station Nick Phillips Olinger Brothers

John Gabriel Wins Oratorical Honors at State University

John Gabriel a West High School graduate earned third place in the State University at Iowa City sophomore oratorical contest. A judge also placed him first. The competition was open to college sophomores across all schools.

John Gabriel West High School State University Iowal City

Brakeman Killed in Rock Island Yard Accident

Brakeman Shananhan of Cedar Rapids was working with freight train No. 998 in Rock Island yards yesterday morning when he was crushed beneath the wheels. He died a few hours later. The body was sent to Cedar Rapids on train No. 20 last night.

Shananhan Cedar Rapids Rock Island

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