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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

7

Liquor Legislation and Personal Use in Iowa Law

The Iowa liquor issue centers on the Webb Kenyon law and personal use shipments. The article notes legal gaps for drugs, doctors, church use, and interstate shipping, with a judge’s decree awaiting appeal. It also reports Iowa tax receipts, capital extension talk, and endorsements for judges along with health system observations.

Iowa Webb-Kenyon Willard Federal Court St. Paul Iowa Supreme Court Ottumwa Hunter al Ottumwa Supreme Court

Porter Accumulated Fortune Thru Thrift at Davenport

Davenport Aug region reports Johann Heesch left about 10000 saved by thrifty life at St Louis hotel. Bank deposits total 968. 42 with German Savings and 2091.17 at Farmers Savings. Heesch survived by two German sisters. He first came to Davenport then Germany then back to U S. Creditors seek administrator H J Paarmann appointed attorney A W Hamann. Des Moines Aug 5 Nellie Brewster Iowa girl shines in Philadelphia vaudeville leading role author and star of Betty condensed musical comedy at Nixon theatre.

Davenport Johann Heinrich Heesch St. Louis German Savings Bank Farmere & Merchants Savings Bank District Court Heesch Germany Old Country America H. J. Paarmann A. W. Hamann Des Moines Nellie Brewster Iowa Philadelphia Miss Brewster A. Brewster Creston Betty Nixon Theatre

Iowa City to Open Child Welfare Station This Fall

Aug 5 Iowa City announces a permanent child welfare station tied to a recent Child Welfare Conference. Electa Circle of the King's Daughters will supervise, with the station in Commercial club rooms this fall to study child development at parents’ request.

Iowa City Extension Department the State University Electa Circle of the King's Daughters

Monona Is Supplied With Electric Lights

Monona celebrated Monday night as final connections were completed on a fourteen mile electric line built by G. S. Donaldson company from McGregor to Monona. Mayor Colonel Otis pressed the opening switch at 6:30, illuminating streets and businesses. W. A. and L. M. Wellman of Monona secured a twenty five year franchise to receive and distribute the power from McGregor.

McGregor Monona G. S. Donaldson Company Colonel Otis W. A L. M. Wellmat McGregor Company

Little Girl Drowns In Stock Water Tank

Alden Aug 5 The 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Smith living on a farm south of town was drowned Sunday in the stock watering tank. The parents misheard and went separate ways while the baby played near the water. After a search the body was recovered from the tank.

Alden George B. Smith Mr. Smith

Fire Use Kerosene To Hasten Blaze Ends In Tragedy

Belle Plaine notes a fatal accident as 12 year old Ruth Ditzier poured oil from a large can onto a fire in hopes of making it burn better. The can burst, she suffered severe burns, was rushed to hospital, and died at noon Monday. She leaves a father, mother, and siblings.

Belle Plaine Ruth Ditzier Jerry Ditzier

German officer's wife seeks return to Berlin from Des Moines

Des Moines Aug 5 Mrs H Mueller wife of a German army captain seeks a way to go home to Berlin she is staying with her father's family Melchoir Huebenh inger president of the Iowa Publishing Co at Des Moines She has written to the German consul in Chicago and hopes to catch a boat to Rotterdam husband instructs her not to attempt travel and she has lived in Des Moines four years since marriage to Captain Mueller.

Aurelia Mise Anna Holderness Johnson County Caad A. Holderness North Siglish Iowa City Iowa Mize Holderness Ole & Canvase Cedar Rapides Aaron Holderness Des Moines United States H. Mueller Melchoir Huebinger Iowa Pubishing Company Berlin Mueller War Department Europe Chicago Rotterdam Captain Mueller

Local notes recount farms farms and parish plans in Bla rkley

Barc lay area news lists moves in land ownership with Louis Turner buying the former Fetkether 100 acre farm at 140 an acre and Paul Neubel purchasing his father s 240 acre farm for 35000. Mentions talks of relocating the Catholic church to the north side of the road and a sanitary heating plant ordered for St Francis church. Also notes milk fat price at 28 cents from Dunkerton creamery, a runaway accident involving Miss Margaret Koester, and several farm yields and assignments with oats and thrasher activity.

Gust Schmitt Dave Nick Wellned George McWellis St. Francis Church Paul Neubel Tdunkerton Creamery John Sonoignier Parker Margaret Koester

Grocery prices stiff may rise in coming period

Report quotes George Lichty of Smith Lichty Hillman Co predicting a firm market for U S staples with potential five to forty percent advances seen yesterday in New York for items including French peas mushrooms sardines and imported cheeses. He notes sugar imports and freight shifts amid global tensions and argues for U S ship subsidies to reduce dependence on foreign freight. Coffee prices rise two cents a pound since last Friday and stock at major centers indicates broader import pressures.

United States George EB Lichy Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co National Wholesale Grocers’ Association New York England Lichty East Buffalo Japan China Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co South America Rio Janiero Santos

Threshing Progress and Local Farm Yields at Dunkerton

Threshing began July 27 in Dunkerton with yields for oats from several farms. Gust Risse Bros 50 acres yielded 1,780 bushels. Press 40 acres 1,400. Ortner Bros 38 acres 1,220. K C Schmitt 33 acres 1,210. John Ortner 35 acres 1,190. A Ortner 20 acres 1,038. A and M Ortner 34 acres 1,063. J Buhner did all threshing and has more to thresh. Oats lighter in weight than 1913. Dave Shuler repainted schoolhouse interiors in districts 2, 3, and 1. Plowing to begin. manure hauling ongoing. Weather note: corn needs rain.

J. Buhner Dave Shuler

Community News From Tripoli and Surrounding Towns

Residents recall visits and travels as H C Moeller and family head to Chicago on business. Maybelle Meier and Malinda Meier return from Oelwein. Chas Kerr and daughter Helen visit Theo Pockels family in Tripoli. Joe Antwine from Arlington works for Fred Bang. Henry Haase visits Mason City relative. Buckmann family visits from Charles City. Frese returns from Des Moines college vacation. Bremer couple welcome a baby girl born July 27. Emma Boderman returns from Elma visit. Pries and Schmidt families travel Waterloo for a weekend trip.

Fred Bang Chas. Hankoer Waverly Henry Haase Mason City Wm. Kramer George Buckmann Loraine Charles City Buckmann We Martin Henry Frese Hichland Park College Des Moines Amanda Smith Ella Prieg Visi Frank Bremer Emma Boderman Elma Kethy Fred Pries Louis Schmidt Anteed Waterloo Arthur Anderson Cedar Rapids

Local News and Summer Moves in the Community

Mrs. Anderson remembered as Lois Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. George Carstensen visit Waterloo and Cedar Falls from Friday to Monday to see daughters. Car Koch will rent his farm next door and move to town to build a modern residence on the Moeller addition. Mother Carstensen recovering from a fall with a painful injury. A large gathering at Carl Eickman’s east of town for Mrs. Miekimin’s birthday. Herman Kleiss buys the Chris Bynge farm near Prederskyrd and will move this week. Stark trades property on the deal. Kleiga continues snow repair business in Tripoli with a shopman. WI Marks of Strawberry Point rents CK building and opens shoe store around Aug 1. Weather: Chicago forecast cloudy tonight and Thursday with local showers. Star Theatre features Mary Pickford Biograph reissue today.

Anderson Lois Mueller George Carstensen Waterloo Cedar Falls Car Koch Moeller Carstensen Carl Eickman Town Simday Miekimin Herman Kleiss Chris Bynge Prederskyrd Ley Rand Kleiga Tripoli WI Marks

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