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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
3
Waterloo Evening Courier pages display Want Ads and notices with pricing: one cent per word for want ads with a 25 cent minimum, 80 per line for caps lines, and 1c per word for other classifications. The section lists announcements, employment, housing, real estate, and miscellaneous notices across a dense, ad filled page.
A wedding ceremony for Miss Martha Schmidt and Alfred Melsen was held at Bethlehem Church. Guests included relatives from Cedar Falls and Denmark, with Rev. A. C. Kildegaard officiating and a reception at J. J. Schmidt’s residence. The couple plans to live in Aberdeen, South Dakota after September 1, and both have ties to state normal schools and teachers colleges.
Several state liquor cases were heard in district court before Judge G. W. Wand. Chris Sorenson faces an injunction hearing set for 9 a.m. August 15. H. D. Miller’s case called for forfeited liquor was ordered destroyed. L. M. Yufte was fined 50 and costs for liquor nuisance in a homebrew beer case. Harry Williams had injunction proceedings dismissed and was fined 300 plus costs on a liquor nuisance plea. C. H. Ludden was fined 300 and costs for liquor nuisance. Ludden’s injunctions were dismissed on the county attorney’s motion.
A garden fire at 1605 Lafayette Street prompted fire alarms and a long run by Engine No. 1 at 3 p.m. Yesterday. Dead weeds and grass threatened the house but caused no damage. Ad appendix notes Firs Fans 194.
John M Hindley aged 86 died Sunday night at his son's home in Oelwein. Interment planned in Mar i Sbadl, Bo. Services for Allen Place, killed by a train near Cedar Rapids, held in Gelwein. Four hundred new Soo Line grain cars arrived from Michigan City, with more on the way. Minor items include a traveling bag found with $20, a foul ball incident, and local moves and visits across Osage and nearby towns.
Butico, Wash, where he has employment, will attend school later. M. W. Casmudy is building a drive residence at 414 First Avenue East. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sanders are in Wisconsin and will visit Eau Claire.
Barclay Two reports Aug 9 as Andrew Ap ana Seer visited the parsonage with Fox Township guest Sunday. Charles Staedell and sister Cresc 1B called at Staebel residence. Retired for $12 is now leased for 132 or $6. Dunkerton creamery remodeling and painting. Alfred Smith repairs cream to Jesup. George Wellner and John Fetke plowing. Alvin Schmitt and John Schmitt both have fine straw stacks.
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