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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1913

Page

3

Four New School Houses Erected in Waterloo

Waterloo to see rapid growth as four ward school buildings rise in two years. Lincoln ward near completion and Westfield site ready to begin, with costs around the stated amount. The new schools boost property values, fund bond interest, and shift views of school houses from burden to financial asset.

Waterloo Ettate Fibdeho Lincole Ward Westfield School Gelf Erecol Lincoln School

Linden Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses

Linden residents share a busy week with travels to Ohio and Wisconsin, family gatherings, and multiple visits. Mrs. N Phillips and Mrs. Montgomery returned from Ohio with daughter Ethel and were joined by Laura and Mildred of Galena for a two week stay. The community also reports visits among Mrs. Fan i rs, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Nellie Checker, and others. Burton Lown suffers from whooping cough with complications, while William Bell and family return from Chicago after a funeral.

Linden N. Phillips Wm. Montgomery Ethel Ohio John Bath Street Nellie Checker Hagerman Place Lyle Harley Rice Cedar Falls Carroll Aurand Charles Ef Haven E. O. Haven Bale Elaine Carrie Anna Fritchel Waverly George Aris Kone Saly Old Gould Sime Rev T. A. Tromine Stout Union Pilenie Apath & Clair Sunday School Dike Wedne Homer Burton L. C. Lown William Bell Chicago

Tse Aut Mary's Vinegar Ad inaments

An old advertisement promotes Tse Aut Mary's vinegar praised as a trusted kitchen staple. The copy touts its enduring quality and daily use, emphasizing reliability and familiar flavor.

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Local News From New Hartford and Surrounding Towns

E Whitney fell twenty feet while topping a bay attack injuring a hip and losing consciousness. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Louis Boyd and Miss Cora Boyd of Waterloo. Fred Sherman and Mila Lewis returned from Colorado. Several residents travel or work on farms and in stores. A Grundy Center game ended 8 to 1 in favor of the local team. An advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Temple Indiana testimonial.

New Hartford E. Whitney Hin Mra Louis Boyd Cora Boyd Waterloo David Sherman Fred Sherman Mila Lewis Colorado Hert Hoffman Roy Lampman Walnut Towa M. M. Lampman N. M. Graham Cedar Falla E. J. Dunham Mason City Lehigh Maud Glanville Poe Kan J. E. Emery Toews Malls Williams Williams Wriday R. Shirman Fitch Fred Beringhausen Eldora Wm. Taylor Plainfield Lawn Charles Daisy Swerzy Webster City Yelle Jimmerson Sarah Kempe Wm. Olmstead Albion Iowa Glenn Harmon Raymond Yardo Shell Rock Ed Fitch Gilmore City Plankinton, S. D Clark Mott Polly Plummer Lucy Cyris Spicer Spicer Cedar Falls Porter E. J

Greene Community News Highlights and Local Visitations

Greene and nearby towns report visits and outings from August to early August. Notes include J Keifer of Waterlon visiting Greene, Edna McVey with her mother at Raymond, M Tracy and Bent Bowman returning from Mt Pleasant and Colfax Springs, Kesslers visiting St Paul relatives, and Mrs McCracken from Waverly. Also mentions healers and church events, heat-related work breaks at Buchholz and Higgins blocks, Julia Woodward visiting Adrian, Miss Weise heading to Cedar for a two year course, and notices on Mrs Alma Greene, Mrs Jeanette Fowler, and Dr H M Brackney. A church service at St Marks and health advice in the Herald column conclude.

Greene J. Keifer Waterlon Edna McVey Raymond M. Tracy M. Hartness Mt. Pleasant Bent Bowman Colfax Springs Frank Kessler St. Paul Clarence McCracken Waverly Harry Drew William Clark Northwood E. J. Turner Buchholz Block Higgins Julia Woodward Adrian Minn Thos, Newell C. W. Loesbe H. M. Brackney Sheldon C. W. Williams C. H. Bubker Alma Greene Des Moines Arthur Nelson Devil's Lake Jeanette Fowler A. N. Morford Waterton St. Mare’s Church Greene and Family Tro Turner Serviers Presbyterian Ohareh

Brandon to be home of a new weekly newspaper

H B Lizer of La Porte Progress Review will promote Brandon Iowa’s first newspaper. The weekly paper will launch within weeks with a new office and ordered equipment. Lizer also owns the La Porte paper and plans to discontinue the Auburn publication soon.

Brandon H. B. Lizer la Porte Progress Review Lizer Iowa la Porte Auburn

Mooreville Social Notes and Local Visits

Mooreville Aug 2 local news lists residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Elsie Lee of Dows and families of Hayward and Meeker share gatherings. Cars, trips, and farm visits include J W Harrington, Otis McCall, O J Hayward, and parson under doctor care for carbuncles.

Mooreville Elsie Lee Dows C.D. Hayward Pearl Rhodes Indiana Harry Tuomagh Thoms Will Spencer Geneseo A. G. Sawyer Stephenson Belle Plaine D. McIntyre Grandma MccIntyre Marion Hayward J. W. Harrington Waterloo Frank Lockard Smith A. J R. Meeker O. J. Hayward Grover Snyder la Porte Otis McCall Or. Parsons Henry Lasey R. Hill

Winthrop Scene Heavily Spent with Local Guests Visits

Winthrop IA residents report a week of guests and visitors from Manchester Cedar Rapids Independence Dubuque and surrounding towns. Notables include Mrs Ed Col son and daughter from Manchester and W B Halleck from Cedar Rapids. Several residents travel to Minneapolis Brandon and Quasqueton for visits and relatives.

Winthrop Ed. Colson Manchester Cory W. B. Halleck Cedar Rapids Frank Margaret Sweeney Sadie Roney Independence Edgar Brininall Harvey Gill Dubuque V. Braden Peter Turley George Cecil John Katie Colling John McGrath Jesmo Murphy Lila Benedict Marcus A. Heywood E. E. Roberts Peter Truley Co. O. Reinhold Minneapolis J. N.’ Gray C.W. Lowry Carl Gates Arlington Henry Ball Mary Nelle Reidy Cedar Falls Iowa Teachers’ College Henry Hall Brandon Neva Will Visi Jeanp Wm. McGarlland

Iowa Mothers Invited to Dairy Show Beauty Contest

Announcement by E B Estes dairy expert invites Iowa mothers to bring babies to the Dairy Cattle Congress in Drake City during October. Babies of all appearances will compete in a health and physical development display with prizes. leaders hope to highlight care for Iowa's next generation and public interest in the event.

Chamberlain's Tableta All Dealera Iowa Estes American Baby Health Contest Association Margaret Clarke Plana Este Hawkeye Iowansas

Visiting relatives spread across towns in Midwest notes

Ruth visits Minneapolis and multiple weekend guests are listed from Independence, Monti, Jesup, Walk er, Charles City, Janesville, Waterloo, Coggon, Manson, Chicago, Quasqueton, Delwein, Parkersburg, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, Water town, and other nearby communities. Containing social calls, family visits, and local arrangements, with names like Miss Mary Ryan Miss Leora Pheiffer and Mrs. Mary Dinnie, among others, reflecting a regional society page.

Ruth Minneapolis Mary Clara Nenderson Independence Mary Ryan Sadie Tarrell Monti John Miller Jesup Mary Dennie John Leonard Liddle Walker Harold Bucher Leora Pheiffer Charles City Frank Thom Roseabelle Sickles Janesville May Slaughter Waterloo James Hickman Marshall] Ball L. A Mary Dalton Manson Jeanette Barren Chicago Blanche Flossela McEnany Coggon Patrick McEnany Edward O’hagan Mike Gilson Harold Glen Frank] Wilson C. H. Woellstein J. Cosgrove Watertown M. D Cosgrove George Trainor Mr. Cosgrove Melville Hunt Evangel Perkins Cedar Rapids A. W L. 8

Mrs Alice Church Temporarily Insane In Hotel Death

Cedar Rapids report states coroner's jury finds Mrs Alice Church was temporarily insane when she killed herself at the La Balle hotel in Chicago Friday afternoon. Her husband Mr Church, superintendent of T M Sinclair plant, testified she had been unbalanced since the death of their son Maurice eighteen months ago.

Cedar Rapids Alice Church la Balle Chicago Church T. M. Sinclair & Co., Ltd

Mother's Friend Promises Comfort For Expectant Mothers

An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as an external abdominal and breast applicator that eases nerves and ligaments, reduces fear and pain, and avoids nausea during pregnancy. The product claims calm anticipation of motherhood, with a $1.08 bottle price and a request to write Bradfield Regulator Co. for a book.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Atlanta

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