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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

5

Ringling Bros Special Trains to Iowa Falls and Waterloo

Illinois Central plans twenty five extra coaches and two special trains for Ringling Bros amid strong circus patronage in Iowa. A ten coach train will run Iowa Falls to Waterloo with return at 5 15 p m. The eastbound train from Manchester arrives Waterloo at 8 45 a m and returns at 6 39 p m. Additional guardsmen trains will run from Dubuque and Sioux City with varied coach allocations.

Avery Iowa Illinois Central Ringling Bros Iowa Falls Charles City Waterloo Manchester Iowa National Guards Dubuque Sioux City Cedar Falls

Waterloo Evening Courier to run Brady War Pictures series

Parents urged to view the Brady War Pictures with text matter, issued in sixteen weekly sections by the Waterloo Evening Courier. Coupon or pigeon?

Waterloo Waterloo Evening Courier

La Follette Wins Seat on Interstate Commerce Committee

Washington reports Senator La Follette of Wisconsin has been elected by the senate committee on committees to a place on the interstate commerce committee. The move marks a significant gain for the insurgent leader amid longstanding tensions with the regulars who previously blocked his assignment. The vacancy created by Senator Nixon’s death opened the path for this assignment.

Washington la Folletts Wisconsin Senate Committee On Committees Interstate Commerce Committee Committee On Committees la Follette Old Guard Nixon Nevada la Foliette

Caffeine Linked to Nervous and Digestive Ailments

The June issue cites that daily caffeine from coffee and tea harms the nervous and digestive systems and alters effects of other drugs. Postum, a cereal beverage, is praised as a harmless alternative. Analyses quote high caffeine content in coffee and a government report notes caffeine’s toxicity in animals.

WW. Mallet University of Virginia Iurenay Chemlstry Loum

Iowa Leaders Yet Undecided

Des Moines reports Iowa Progressive leaders undecided on adding a third ticket. MacVicar cites a likely but debated state ticket, with local committees to decide. Chicago convention opinions vary, while Bull Moose support wanes for Roosevelt. Chamberlain's Tablets ad ends the piece.

Des Moines Progressive Iowa Chicago John Mac ¥Icar State Central Committee MacVicar

Veteran of two wars pensioned in Perry Ta

James Fox, veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, has been awarded a pension of 15 a month with 160 back pay and an increase to 25 a month under a new act. He is likely one of the oldest recipients in the state, having lived in Delaware before enlisting in the Third Delaware. His papers were delayed due to lost documents, but pension officers have now corrected the records and issued the benefits.

Perry James Fox Fox Thomas Wooders Delaware Davenport

Farm Dale in Cedar Township Auction Records Highlight Land Values

The 336 acre William Marshall estate farm in Cedar township near Waterloo sold for 50 240 to P H Paulsen. Eighty acres brought 18 per acre and 96 acres 25 per acre while initial 160 acres cost 6 per acre in 1866. Widow of William Marshall survives past 90 with son W H Marshall as administrator.

Iowa Black Hawk County William Marshall Cedar Township Waterloo Washburn P. H. Paulsen

Death of Mrs Gonoughy After Four Months Illness

Mrs. Gonoughy died August 1 after a four months illness while living with her daughter Mrs C K Rouse in Glenna Ga and spent the previous summer in Waterloo. She had many friends here who regret her death.

Agricultural Bill Finally Passes in Congress

Washington August 9 The agricultural bill finally passed Congress yesterday and will be signed by the president in a day or two. It includes a provision granting 300000 dollars for instruction in farm management in counties. Upon signing the president will approve arrangements with counties sharing the fund, with the government paying half the salary and expenses of an expert and the county paying the other half.

Washington Congress Wilson

Apple Grower Near Cedar Falls Hopes for Big Harvest

Julius Jensen, a Cedar Falls area farmer, reports a strong apple crop with Duchess variety selling at 40 cents per peck and expects 70 bushels of Duchess plus 100 bushels from later varieties. Peaches rise to 1.75 a bushel amid shrinking supply. Watermelons and muskmelons appear on the market with prices around a quarter and 15 cents respectively as Muscatine fruit arrives and local crops begin next week.

Julius Jensen Cedar Falls Jensen Muscatine

Death at Utica Masonic Home of Antoinette E Johnson

Mrs Antoinette E Johnson aged 9 died at Utica Masonic Home on Sunday Aug 4 after heart trouble. She was remembered by friends from her residence with daughter Mrs William Rennison 217 Falls Avenue. Mrs Rennison is now the sole survivor. Johnson laid to rest in the home cemetery.

Utica N. Y Antoinette E. Johnson

Will Others Resign Iowa Delegation Faces Risk in Race

Washington August 9 Republican members of the Iowa delegation in the house may drop out of the race following Rep Kendall. Names are guarded to avoid disadvantaging any nominee who might quit. Third party activity and GOP nominees’ precarious position prompt serious reconsideration of staying in. Also church notices urge civic participation inviting Americans of faith and veterans to attend.

State House Joseph H. Byrnes Roosevelt W. W. Morrow T. R Washington Iowa House Congress Kendall

Brisk Buying as Vegetables Sell Fast

The market note reports brisk purchasing and unusually high quality vegetables on offer with buyers active and stock selling quickly. Strong demand highlighted by steady trade and favorable prices.

State Banner for Waterloo Lodge Rapid Growth

Waterloo Lodge Knights and Ladies of Security showcases the state banner as the fastest growing lodge, with the banner en route to Waterloo residents after the recent rally and banquet. The event highlighted lodge expansion and community support amid plans for presentation to members.

Waterloo Lodge Knights and Ladies of Security Waterloo

Fraternal Meeting Draws 150 To Labor Temple

Wednesday evening in Labor Temple 150 attended a meeting with I. M. Gibaon delivering an address on members proper rate standing in the fraternal field. A social hour followed. H. L. Reed of Paul Davis dry goods will depart for Chicago then Louisville, Ky. for a three week vacation.

Labor Temple I. M. Gibaon H. L. Reed Paul Davis Dry Goods Store Chicago Louisville

Border fighting along Montenegran frontier escalates

Border fighting between Turkish forces and Albanian guerrillas continues along the Montenegro frontier. A severe engagement occurred yesterday with unknown outcome as Turkish frontier troops, reinforced, crossed into Montenegro and were repulsed by Montenegrin levies.

Cettnge Montenegro

Funeral of a Former Waterloo Resident

Mr and Mrs J J Lyon of 318 Brat nober street return from Galena Tl where they attended the funeral of Mrs Jennie E Gonoughy a former Waterloo resident who lived here a nun

J. J. Lyon Bratnober Street Galena Jennie E. Gonoughy Waterloo

English yachtsmen released after espionage arrest in Kiel

Five English yachtsmen, detained August 4 at Eckernfoerde in Schleswig Holstein on espionage charges, were released today. Authorities say they seemed to have only engaged in foolhardy photography of harbors and coast points along Schleswig Holstein.

Kiel Germany Eckernfoerde Schleswig-Holstein Haya Po- Hee Kaow Sharpk

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