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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

6

Man acquitted in statutory rape case involving 13 year old

In Carroll Iowa a jury acquitted Dick Heaton a young farmer after he married Elsie Ritter aged 13 the daughter of John Ritter of Carroll. The evening trial followed the arrest on the charge. George Hammond and George Mann of Shell Rock visited the city and bought a Maxwell car and a Maytag respectively.

Carroll, Fa Evening Press Dick Heaton Carroll Elsie Ritter John Ritter George Hammond George Mann Shell Rock Maxwell

Change in East Side Tenants in Waterloo

Louis Geismar leases space in Marsh Place building as negotiations occur for Citizens Savings Bank and Waterloo Loan Trust Co to occupy the Cowin building now housing Golden Eagle clothing. Martin Bros may take Geismar’s former room if needed, with firmer plans for a James Black Dry Goods Co project to replace the Logan hotel block and boost East Fourth and Sycamore streets toward a metropolitan upgrade.

Citizens Savings Bank Waterloo Loan & Trust Co Cowin Golden Eagle Clothing Louis Geismar Geismar New Marsh Place Citizens Bank Martin Bros Dreamland Theatre Waterloo Logan Hotel First National Bank James Black Co East Fourth Sycamore Streets

Western rail freight rates rise ahead of June 1

Tariffs filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission show substantial increases in western to Atlantic freight rates set to take effect June 1. Wool from Minneapolis and St Paul to New York will rise from 54 to 64 cents per hundred pounds, about a 20 percent jump, with higher rates to Boston. Hog rates from Minneapolis and St Paul to Chicago rise about 12 percent.

Washington Atlantic Seaboard Interstate Commission Minneapolis St. Paul New York Commission Chicago St. Paul-Chicago Western Freight Association

Linden Items and local notices in brief

Rev. Mr Bauernfeind will preach at the chapel tomorrow at 4 o clock. Mrs Miranda Bandfield and son Irvin left for her claim in North Dakota. Clifton McClelland visited his parents on Lafayette street and has gone to St Paul for a position. Linden Circle holds a handkerchief bazaar and supper next Tuesday May 3. Mrs William Scott was taken to the hospital for treatment. K Peterson has joined Contractor McDonalds crew after a rest. Anvil 30 A resolution opposing federal income tax passed the Rhode Island General Assembly.

Eeemenapendel Bauernfeind Miranda Bandfield Irvin North Dakota Clifton McClelland Colorado D. W. McClelland Lafayette Street St. Paul Linden Circle William Scott Linden K. Peterson McDonald

Dart Company Stock 13 Sold and Waterloo Investment

Waterloo financiers invest in the Anderson Indiana Dart Manufacturing Company stock, selling remaining 11000 shares and planning Dart auto truck production. The plant will employ hundreds, with a 2000 truck order, a new 60 by 300 foot three story factory, and a new administration building west of the current site.

Dart Manufacturing Company Anderson Ind Waterloo Dart Galloway Mars Central West Dart Company Iowa

Bank Clearing Over A Million In Waterloo Week

Water loo weekly bank clearings totaled 242 058 76 Monday 189 892 32 Tuesday 227 550 74 Wednesday 178 374 38 Thursday 143 667 30 Friday 29 782 32 Saturday Building and Loan associations in Waterloo reported loan applications accumulations and total business 14393 42 Realty transfers for the week ending April 30 1910 totaled 145 702 00 58 507 18 compared with last year 1887 A Guest In Buffalo President Taft arrived in Buffalo at 7 25 am resting with Ansley Wilcox. Des Moines reports say Des Moines team released Freeman to Muscatine and Bradley and Wells to Elgin Illinois.

J. B. Ogle & Co Black Hawk County Abstract Company Waterloo Des Moines Evening Press Topeka Higging Freeman Muscatine Bradley Wells Elgin

Catholic Mission Ends Sunday Night at Sacred Heart

Reverend Father Drumm preached on sin death and judgment at Sacred Heart church urging repentance. He emphasized fear as a tool to love God and mercy as greater than justice. Dr. Jerger returned from Rochester after attending to professional business. closing sermon and Benediction planned for 7 20 p m.

Father Drumm Sacred Heart Church God Christ Jerger Rochester, Minn

The Evening Chit Chat on Beauty and Thinness Standards

A columnist criticizes society’s obsession with bone thinness urging health and reasonable curves as true beauty. She recalls Mabel Gilman Corey and notes doctors warn against extreme dieting while advocating a normal figure as desirable for American women.

Harvard Medical School America

Waverly couple marks golden wedding with open houses

Mr and Mrs J F Woodring of Waverly celebrate fifty years of marriage with public open houses on May 2 from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm. Married May 1 1860 at Durand Illinois, they moved to Waverly in 1865 where Woodring has run a furniture business for forty five years. A Chicago Great Western train delayed at Union Station caused crowds and delays. C B Stilson, operated on in Rochester Minn, shows rapid improvement and hopes to return soon.

Ascalon Commandery No. 25 Masonic Temple Red Cross Templar J. L. Rose Order P. J. Martin Mabel Merrill Harriett Miller Florence Lantgraff Loma Griffin Margery Graham Gladys Andrew Sauerbrey Ninth Street East Huck Glava Waverly George Sauerbrey Henry Lang Henry van Norden Strawberry Point Sophia Sauerbrey C. Schultzman Jubilee Flieler Hublein Rose Mound Neb C. Sauerbrey Neuenkirk Koblen Cedar Falls Sauerbrey J.- F. Woodring Durand Tul Woodring Chicago Great Western Union Station Oelwein Fourth Street Bluff C. B. Stilson Rochester Minn

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Society ‘ Club Ens Women’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian A. W. Peterson Logan Avenue W. W. Miller James Black Grundy Center Miss White Ida Scott F. W. Boynton J. W. Forbes 5. J. Hall Ada Young Indianapolis Peterson Deborah Society M. E. Church L. H. Woodruff Seventh Street West W. Bruner E. A. Smith Clara Waterbury Smith Scott B. Prowell Viola Knittle Laverne Beal Presbyterian Church of Independence Waterloo Conservatory of Music Parkersburg Calvary Baptist Church Fern Bickley Hazel Manning Maud Andrews Jessie Gaskins Vera Coates Hazel Payne Europe Bernice Manning Oliver Eason H. C. Doughlass Hazel Green Mina McChane Grace Manning Mavis Glosser W. Id. Brown Epworth Epworth League of Grace M. BH First St. Paul's Grace Church League Stephen Ferguson Grace League Genevieve Edwards Reading Eliph Hewlett Ellis Parker Butler Lulu Mahanke Mendelssohn Beulah Bingham Martha Mussett Grace Hollis Ter Frappe Ferguson Cora Rector Priscilla Club A. L Fairbanks Third Avenue West Intermediate Society Walnut Street Baptist Church H. S. Bunnell Adams Street Ardele Florence Sage Dudley Buck Ruth Reed Sandler Demuth Marion Cooley Arditi Fithel Bates Wilhelm Gavotte Popper Wilma Basher the Angel Rubens Stein Flossie la Tier Freanor ‘Johnson Liszt Gwyneth Sampson Strauss Edna Harrison de Koven Harold Whittle East Side Louis Gelsmar Marsh Place Building Providence House Senate Rhode Island General Assembly Stoce 13 B. and Building & Loan Associations of East Fourth Street Mabel Gilman Corey Mabel Corey Longfellow Agnes Surrey E. Jerald Sulky CO Webster Street Mississippi River
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