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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

10

Dairy cattle show to award 6500 cash prizes

James Black offers 6500 in cash for dairy cattle with a 50 prize for best cow. Waterloo's Dairy Cattle Congress will total 5600 in premiums plus extra club support, aiming to surpass last year. A committee led by John Andrews and William Galloway plans to meet L S Cass to discuss buildings.

Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Luntry Black Armer William Galloway John Andrews B. Kloster Ben Lichty Hugh van Pelt L. S. Cass Cass Ellis

Firemen weave shawls to keep men busy and raise funds

Chiefs report firehouse shawl looms turning out two shawls daily from blended wool. Two to four men work per garment, selling at seven dollars each to fund new uniforms. Since starting three weeks ago, city wool stock dried up, but merchants supplied more. Chief Dunham calls the project profitable and engaging, easing idle time in the department.

Dunham

Cedar Falls To Get Old Settlers Picnic Plans Set

The Black Hawk County Early Settlers' association votes to hold the annual picnic in Cedar Falls during home-coming week on Wednesday September 4 at the city park. Coffee is free, park seating provided, weather permitting the event will move to the opera house. The veterans’ reunion will be held separately later in September. A progressive party resolution warns against third ticket filings by petition to protect the party’s nominees.

Black Hawk County Early Settlers’ Association Cedar Falls Veterans’ Association Old Settlers Ellis Hotel Central ‘Committee Progressive Party

City in Brief: Lenses and Local Movements

East visit summaries include Dr and Mrs Walter H Rollins returning from the east with family. Miss Euretta Henderson of Omaha visits relatives and plans Eldora before returning. Miss Ethel Van Schoyck travels to New Hampton to visit sister Mrs J Gustafson. Mrs J L Van Schoyck returns from New Hampton. Five men arraigned for cereal beverage case before Judge Meyera. Prof A B Sias arrives from Rochester NY for a visit with Carlton Sias. Frank and Mrs Irish depart Los Angeles after three months in Waterloo. Frank Hoffman returns home to Rockford IL after surgery at Waterloo. Mrs Martha Stewart and Irene Barrett head to Shelbyville IN via Chicago and boat trip. Ten plumbers to be examined at East Side fire station by W H Jennish. John Lance reports banner winter wheat crop near Finchford. Carl B Fish seeks divorce from Mildred Olsen, married 1910 Cedar Falls. wife deserted in 1910. Eleanor Hossfeld from Des Moines and Genevieve Lyford visiting Miss Hossfeld’s aunt Dr Margaret V Clark. Loyal Order of Moose meets at Pythian temple with 47 initiates. social to follow. Marshalltown delegation expected.

Euretta Henderson Omaha Eldora Ethel van Schoyck New Hampton J. L. Gustafson Martha Stewart E. E. Barrett Irene Barrett Shelbyville Ind Chicago East Side W. H. Jennish Carl B. Fish Mildred Olsen Fish Cedar Falls Eleanor Hossfeld Des Moines West High School Genevieve Lyford State Normal Valley City N. D West Side Hossfeld Margaret V. Clark Loyal Order of Moose Pythian Temple Marshalltown

Concolation of a Deaf Man in the Newspaper Line

A fragment notes how a deaf man may console himself by using his ears to support his spectacles and pencil, illustrating a practical reading of body parts in daily life.

Waterloo Evening Courier Issues Brady War Pictures Series

Parents are urged to view the Brady War Pictures supplied weekly to school children for their educational value. The sixteen stations feature text matter and are available through coupon page 3.

Waterloo Evening Courier Waterloo Evening Courler Trong Wasterloo Wasterloo Evening Courier

Premo Fountain Pens On Market In Waterloo

Be L Thoms of Premo Manufacturing Chicago showcased a wide line of fountain pens in Waterloo to jewelers druggists and stationers. The self filling design prevents ink on users and a long airtight cap protects contents. Prices range from $2 to $8.50. The company will push advertising through northeastern Iowa via Evening Courier columns.

BE. L. Thoms Premo Manufacturing Company Chicago Waterloo Premo Company Iowa Evening Courier

Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers in Waterloo Week

Waterloo bank clearings for the week ended August five reach 1 382 241 08 with daily totals of 168 437 06 236 692 18 287 258 85 232 570 80 and 157 040 17, down 144 from last year’s figure. Realty transfers show 2 deeds 47 with 25 592 mortgages 26 129 729 chattel mortgages 11 4 985 35 bills of sale 2 5 775 05 total to date 4 082 vs 4 196 last year. Local notice notes school issue and a quote on human sorrow from Longfellow.

Black Hawk County Abstract Company Waterloo Bank Clearings

Teaching Monkeys a Lesson at Dalhousie

A colonial tale from Dalhousie describes bold Himalayan hill monkeys raiding bungalow breakfasts. An Englishman’s sugar cane defense ends with treacle and tartar emetic on captured young apes, followed by parental aid and ultimate cessation of the raids as the old monkeys avoid the patch thereafter.

Himalayse Dalhousie

Viewpoint of Other Fellow on Wicker and Gentlemen

A historical anecdote recalls Attorney General Wickersham’s childhood in New York near Fifth Avenue where immigration swelled the crowd of youths. His mother warned him to select friends whose fathers were gentlemen, a lesson that shaped his view after meeting a rough Italian boy named Tony at the library.

Wickersham Tenth Street Fifth Avenue New York

Queen Victoria Rebukes Glare Behind Embroidered Garment

In a crowded street Queen Victoria sits calm as an American woman uses an opera glass to study her attire. The queen meets the gaze with a gentle rebuke and a smiling shake of the head as the moment passes and the marriage proceeds.

Victoria Spain Youth

Modern feats outshine ancient swimmers in Dover feat

The piece contrasts ancient epic swims with modern achievements. It cites Leander swimming the Hellespont and, more impressively, Captain Woelh swimming the Strait of Dover, about 21 miles, arguing modern feats dwarf ancient ones.

Leander Hellespont Hellespoint Strait of Dardanelles Woelh Strait of Dover

Rivers Fight for Existence Among English Rivers

Harper's Weekly notes a struggle for survival among rivers, citing the Thames and the Severn. It explains how the Severn erodes backward through the Cotswold Hills, diverting headwaters that once fed the Thames, illustrating competitive drainage patterns in physiography.

England Thames Severn Cotswold Harper’s Weekly

General Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade

Markets show nervousness from cool wet northwest weather and rain that delays harvests. Wheat and corn futures rose modestly with December and September months, while hogs and lard fell. cats advanced on signs of delayed cereal movement. Prices moved amid export sales and bearish pressure from lower hogs and provisions.

Markt News Chicago Rharta Newbraska

Hog and cattle markets in Chicago August report

Chicago market notes show hogs opened 5 to 1 cent lower with mixed and butcher prices around 7.35 to 8.45 earlier, later slowing. Cattle opened steady with Texas steers about 4.85 to 7.00, calves 0.65 to 8.10, sheep opened weak by several cents. Grain and provisions drift with cash wheat around 1.00 per bushel, various bond quotes and oats prices listed.

Chicago Reeves Texas Lois Aio Ang Rao Kansas City LIVA South Omaha Omaha Neb

District Court notice in Black Hawk County 1912

The District Court of Black Hawk County Iowa issues notice to unknown claimants of the south half of the southwest quarter of section three township eighty eight range twelve for a bill seeking to establish title held by Te Lena Marble. The filing asserts ten years of adverse possession and seeks to bar the unknown claimants from any right to the real estate and to obtain a decree quieting title in Te Lena Marble and her grantees. The case includes market prices for farm produce and livestock and sets a September 16 1912 court date at Waterloo Iowa with default judgment possible.

Township Eighty-Eight Black Hawk County Towa Harriet L. Smith Oliver Smith District Court Laws Tanger Iowa Waterloo Wellington Harriet Ll. Nichols Ira Nichols Prairie Bay Coun Ted Atebra Blackhawk Cou Cache Wild Prairie Bay Bald Anit Matiten

Pestilent Female Mosquito And Medical Ads From The Era

A fragment notes female mosquitoes hibernating in attics clothes presses and tree bark cracks then laying eggs as water warms. It also advertises Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and kidney issues by H W Taggart Bermuda Lily, claiming healing strength and quick results in sealed yellow packages. The text mentions Bermuda bulbs planted in large numbers and school children being supplied in sixteen sections by Was.

Progressive Party H.W. Taggart

Notice of Publication for Franklin C. Platt Court Order

Edwards and Longley attorneys for plaintiff file and seek approval of notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Waterloo Daily Courier. The notice, approved, appears in Waterloo as printed and published daily. Franklin C. Platt, judge of the district court, tenth judicial district, Iowa.

Puess Edwards & Longley Waterloo Nklin C. Platt Udge Tenth Judicial District Iowa

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