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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1913

Page

10

Mason Car Wins Honors Saturday at Libertyville

A German youth named Rickenbacher and Mason cars dominated a Chicago area dirt track revival at Libertyville. Eddie Hearne led a five mile Chicago open, while Disbrow breezed a heat and Rickenbacher won the first ten mile heat. A mechanic for Rickenbacher was badly injured in a crash before the races.

Chicago Rickenbacher Mason Libertyville Oval Louis Disbrow Zip Eddie” Hearne Chicago Pilots Eddie Luittrell Mercer Hearne Luttrell Disbrow Eddie O'Donnell Ed Rickenbacher Mason Team Eddie Hearne Case F. C. Wilkbur Rickenbacker Bill Endicott Simplex

Bowen visiting Rockford kin from Marshalltown

Mrs J L Bowen of Marshalltown is visiting relatives in Rockford and vicinity Aug 10 with Father Querrin and his housekeeper. Miss Grenwell is also noted in this fragmentary item of social news from Rockford Iowa.

Rockford J. L. Bowen Marshalltown Father Querrin Miss Grenwell

Greene Local Notes Brighten Greene Aug 9

Greene area dispatches report Mrs M Blumer visiting Waterloo relatives and several residents ill or recovering. Wm Crouse of Shawnee City visits Greene to see daughter Mrs Oliver Sproul while others travel for family, work and chores. Arlie Young sells his 40 acre Greene farm for 210 per acre to Ernest Ellis. Kimball moves back to Greene to join his father in the grocery business. A Greene house fire on the John Dexter farm after a gasoline stove explosion ends with loss of contents.

Greene Ernest Ellis Strong Nashua Carrie Boasbe C. F. Blasier Maria Adams Julia Woolsey Kansas City A. T. Hill Chicago George Stearns California Ralph Kimball Leo Bruns North Main Street Kimball W. J A. McClure Dutiea Cedar Rapids Emma Pringle Alma Rutter Minneapolis John Dexter

Explosion at occupied property injures none

The property occupied by John Tack Jr and his family was explsoed but no one was hurt. Ida Leydig former school superintendent of Cutler county died in Wisconsin and her remains were brought there for burial. Funeral services will be held at Mrs. Andrew Shook home Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev L Loekur of the M E church.

John Tack, Jr Ida Leydig Cutler County Buria Wisconsin Andrew Shook L. L. Loekur Jay Myers Myers Methodist Church Cliff Myers Grace Myers Hazel Neal

New Hartford Social News Active Week Abroad

Mrs Lizzie Bourguin of Waterloo rented her farm to Wm Freeland for another year. E J Hurlbut travels to Modesto Cal to join family. Nate Sells heads to northern Minnesota to buy a farm. Mrs Geo Yokum and children visit relatives. Mrs Phoebe Stevens and daughter stay with Robt Van Gelder family. E S Harmon visits Pine River for two weeks and fishing. J A Morton, overheated, recovering. Hortense Morrison visits grandparents in Waterloo. Ed Enloe family returns from northwestern trip. Mrs Roscoe Gage returns from the Dakotas. G C Cortright in St Paul on business. New Hartford band concert at Dike. J W Cane and family visit Gane’s mother. planning to move to Waterloo due to Billy Cane transfer. Rose Reid calls on friends. Rev H A Essex and party attend Town Falls Sunday School day. Dr H W Sigworth listed with ads.

Lyman Dr. Brown Oko‘boji Gus Michell Minnesota C. W. Yager Calmer Decorah Riverilie Biss Familly Saint Francis, Minn Rockford Chautauqua Charles City Jayne McNinch Philadelphia Etta Martel Manford Pier Lorenz Lynn Lorenz Palmer Mich H. Grady Red Wing Minn Harry W. G. Bishop Lincoln G. H. Galvin The Brick & Tile Co New Hartford Lizzie Bourguin Waterloo Freeland E. J. Hurlbut Modeste Cal Nate Sells Geo. Yokum Marshalltown Phoebe Stevens Alexander Robt. van Gelder Harmon Edward Pine River J. A. Morton Hortense Morrison Waterlo0 J. A. Morrison Ed Enloe Roscoe Gage Dakotas G. C. Cortright St. Paul Dike J. W. Cane Council Bluffs Tripoli Carl Happenworth Waverly Kampinever Cedar Rapids Lauren Roland Malinda Molter Miss Meier Kampmeyer Ray Gardiner Mt. Voernan Theo. Koch California Adelia Hulda Paula Schiveter Ft. Madison Mies Bush Independence Gertrude McKeown Sandy Broa Sam Tolman Ed Nevendorf Viola Nordorf Henry Sheve John Neuendorf Geo. Carstensen Wm. H. Dohrman Wm. Wittkop Jahnke Frettag Fiuck Creek Franklin Loan Co John Hannemueller Hannemueller MD Mueller Loraine Cedar Rapides Kocate Relativen Mero Ben Lewis Matthieann Henry Norman Matthiegon Revew,s Clarence Arieman Madelie Meier Paula Schlueter Chas tLemkubl Hone Buck Creek Sumner Va Tripati Mrederickn Huesday TripatSumner

Death of Mrs H C Newcomb reported at Peoria and Shell Rock

Telegram from Shell Rock Iowa notes Mrs H C Newcomb died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs T S Kenyon in Peoria Illinois. Surviving are son F C Newcomb of Shell Rock and daughters Minnie Kenyon of Peoria Mabel Bennet of Spokane WA. Funeral Tuesday at Shell Rock with Rev G B Shoemaker. interment Riverside cemetery. Also note death of Mrs Jay Myers in Shell Rock after long illness. survived by husband and three children. funeral Monday.

Shell Rock H. C. Newcomb T. S. Kenyon Peora 0. S. Newcomb

One Deacon Sues Another Deacon in Sabbath Dispute

In Alton on Aug 11 Justice of the Peace Barrett dismissed Deacon John Denother's slander suit against Deacon Koch. The court ruled Denother was not slandered since Koch's charge of Sabbath labor caused no injury, while Denother admitted some acts he deemed scripture sanctioned.

Denother

Earl Cooper Wins Santa Monica Auto Race in 6 Hours

Earl Cooper driving a Stutz No. 8 won the sixth annual Santa Monica road race on a 2.4 mile course, covering 334 miles in 6 hours 1 minute 0 seconds at an average pace around 55.7 mph. Barney Oldfield, in Mercer No. 3, finished second with a close run, while Jink Goode drove Apperson to a promising third before mechanical trouble. Fourteen entrants began and several car failures or accidents trimmed the field by the finish.

Santa Monica Cal Earl Cooper Barney Oldfield Vetera Teddy Tetzlaff Fiat Nikrent Finshed F. L. Terry T. J. Beaudette Cadre No. 14 Terry Nevada Street Cadillac Frank Verbeck Los Angeles Sacramento Stutz Lewis Siefert National Tire Cooper Mercer Buick Nikrent Io Mercer Oldfield Goode Apperson Ongiey Ohiiield Tetzlaff Cervearden

Mother's Friend Promises Calm Nerves for Expectant Mothers

An old oblong notice touts Mother's Friend Universal Regulator as a external remedy to ease nerves and pains during pregnancy. It claims to lubricate muscles and tendons, reduce morning sickness, and promote tranquil rest, selling for one dollar with a free book offered by the Viends eld Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.

Viendseld Tame Arelanta

Seifert Returns As Town Race Resumes After Repair

In a dramatic scene at the town track Seifert reenters the race after repairs to his National. Apperson exits on the back stretch and Mercer driven by Louwis Skrent drops to lower positions. The event unfolds amid lap counts toward the forties, with Oldfield trailing Cooper by five miles as the crowd follows the action and local updates pour in from Tripoli.

Seifert

Mothers praise Father John's Medicine in personals

Mrs Cecilia Newman of New York says Father John's Medicine helped her cough and weakness improves health. Mrs A N Ruehard of Brookfield, Atga., reports other remedies failed, but Father John's Medicine eased her chronic cough and breathing. Mrs Maguire of Loneeland City, No Yo, says her boy sickness was cured by it.

Cecilia Newman New York Brene Mather Meeklan

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Chandler Libertyville Dishrow Endicott Diabrow Wilbur Ulbricht and Crean H. W. Sigworth Russell- Lamson Warney Oldfield Teddy Tetzlaf Stutz No. 8 Mercer No Harris Hanshee Frank Siefert National No. 14 Woessner Dell Lucinda Lemke Will Koch Des Moines Herman Zacharias Jahnke Bros D. FE. Norman Chamberlain M. B. Gebhardt Oriole Colorado Rock Island Rock Island Lines Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo J. T. Ryan Waterloo, In HAL Ray A P. A Des Moines, Iowa Publo RLM Nin Matsi John Carleton 4 Hover Company Lowell Mass State House Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company State Loan Co Kohl Theo. N. Vail Mer. Tee Western Union Telegraph Company Staf
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