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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1914

Page

5

LODGEL PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING AMID MARKET SHIFT

Financial observations by George E Lichty report improving conditions after the European war shock. He notes no abnormalities outside New York, high rates east, and a generally optimistic crop outlook. Farmers may shift to selling grain as prices tempt debt repayment and circulation improves, with sugar prices cited as volatile but not at 131 highs.

George E. Lichty New York Lichty Smith, Lie & Hillman Co Ung Lich United States

Annual Picnic For Gas Co Employes

Waterloo and Cedar Walls employees of the Citizens Gas & Electric Co will host their annual picnic at Cedar River park Thursday. An interesting sports program is planned with a big picnic supper, including a baseball game between the two departments. There will be a rifle team race, races, sack races, and a hop skip and jump. Last year about 200 company employees attended. J. B. Maynard serves as marshal with James Cooley and Jack Gorman assisting.

Waterloo Cedar Walls Citizens Gas & Clereatic Co Cedar River Park Cin Paijendanes J. B. Maynard Janes Cooley Jack Gorman

Dairy Maid Milk Price Cut Prompts Public Benefit Claim

Citizens Dairy cuts pasteurized milk price citing reduced delivery duplication and daily output exceeding 700 quarts, claiming savings passed to the public while a local man Chris Sorenson faces desertion charges with $300 bond. Voss and Strickler fined for improperly screened food items as Sanitary Inspector Springer files the complaint.

Citizens de Company Citizens’ Dairy Company Chris Sorenson F. F. Knapp Min I Wags Voss & Strickler Justice Knapp

Waterloo lodge calls meeting and veterans plan

Announcements from Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M call a communication at the Masonic temple for second degree work. Waterloo Sons of Veterans No 33 meet this evening at the G A R hall to transact business and plan attendance at the G A R reunion at Chautauqua park with wives invited. Supper served from to 7 o clock. J C Norris commander W H Sack secretary.

Waterloo Lodge A. FP Masonic Temple Waterloo Sons of Veterans, No. 33 Division G. A. KR Chautauqua Park

Birds Apartment House and the trouble of boarding life

An extended vignette describes a house shaped like a bird’s nest in a tree, attracting incoming tenants and sparking reflections on boarding life. The piece contrasts furnished rooms with tenants building their own home, exploring privacy, social pressure, and the toll on marriage in boarding houses and hotels.

Howe Lfe Kentucky Inter Ife Marrage Nove Paikes

Wantada in the Courrier Forms Daily Service

Wantada in the Courrier is reported to be creating a sizable daily service activity. The piece notes ongoing efforts and community involvement, highlighting a steady workflow and local engagement.

Wantada Courrier

Y W Conference to Open Friday at Lake Geneva

Local Young Women's Christian association sends Mrs Pettitt and Miss Walker with several members to attend the YWCA Northern District Conference in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. They will report progress of the past year and may invite others to join. Marguerite Welsh will act as secretary in her absence.

Fred Pettitt Dutha Warker Constance Robinson Marie Whiteman Nell Hayes Myrtle Shannon Fatha Colentan Lake Geneva Wis Young Women's Christian Augorgation Pettit Miss Walker Robinson Whiteman

Great Britain Warns on North Sea Mines in Open Warning

Britain warns neutral shipping of North Sea mine dangers after German minefield activity. Colville Barclay, representing Britain, cites vessels passing four miles from mines near Amphion and says British admiralty may respond in self defense, urging merchants to avoid the area.

Washington, D. C AUB. T Great Britain Germany Colville Barclay Bryan North Sea

Annual Picnic in Eagle Township in August

Rev James Taken pastor of Mt Carmel Catholic church in Eagle township is arranging the annual harvest picnic to be held on church adjoining property on Wednesday August 19. The Tracr and Eagle Center baseball teams will supply afternoon amusement and other sports will follow. Moore Orchestra will provide music for the evening dance with a Waterloo man likely to be chosen as day sealer.

James Taken Mt. Carmel Eagle Township Waterloo la Porte City Tracr Eagle Center Moore Orchestra Father Taken

Veterans of County To Meet Tomorrow

About 850 delegates from the Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R and Women’s Relief Corps are expected for the annual Black Hawk County Veterans meeting at Whautauqua Park. Women’s orders will provide meals at the dining hall and veterans pay the standard fee. An interesting program is planned for afternoon and evening sessions.

Lincoln Circle G. A. Re Lie Women’s Relief Corps Black Hawk

Stenographers Cook Meag For Two Men Of Medicine

Drs. E. Magee and T. F. Thornton will decide the stenographers luncheon plan at a cottage in Chautauqua park where they were guests with three other young typists. A tempting menu was promised and the stenographers planned to show stenographing is not their only skill.

E. Magee T. F. Thornton Lacy Chautauqua Park Medicine

Fog and fogbound voyage to Montreal aboard Laurentic

A passenger recounts a perilous crossing from New York to Montreal aboard the Laurentic. German cruisers, dense fog and icebergs dominated fears while wireless contact kept passengers informed. The voyage lasted five days in very cold weather along a northern route with many travelers recently from Germany and France.

BR. Shangon Montreal Chicago Laurentic Germany France Urinkinan

City in Brief notes local social and travel updates

Local items list visits and trips of residents including Miss Helen McSweeney in Cedar Rapids Miss Eva Sherman in Waterloo Mrs J W Krapfel recovering well new baby for Mr and Mrs Walter L Harvey Mrs C R Cates and son Douglas visiting Waterloo George J Edick returns from Dubuque and Midora Miss Dora Prelim back in Waterloo after seven months Miss Jennie A Shaw visiting relatives in Waterloo traveling companions Mr and Mrs R N Cowin return from six weeks at Wabedo Ming Grace Gillilan of Glenwood in Waterloo Aunt to Mrs Swisher W M Barber called to Fort Dodge by aunt’s death Sidney Simon travels to Chicago then to Flint Lake outing John M DeMott and son back from Colorado Mr and Mrs J A Jerger to Iowa Falls then Chicago Mrs Hubert W White visiting her parents plan western trip John M DeMott and son return from Colorado trip and note state lands five cents per acre Mrs J A Jerger and guests to Iowa Falls then Chicago by auto tomorrow and back to Waterloo

Walter L. Harvey Randolph Street C. R. Cates Douglas Marble Rock Waterloo George J. Edick Dubuque Midora Ed Phillips Clarkaville G. L. Phillips Kansas City City Dora Prelim Miss Prelim Longe Beach Cal Jennie A. Shaw Chicago George van Duyn Becond Street West R. N. Cowin Wabedo Ming J. Rex Bryant Wavella Mr. Bryant J. C. Bryant Sst. Louis W. M. Barber Sycamore Street Fort Dodge John Miles Sidney Simon Rs. Simon Flint Lake Ind Cedar River Park Retail Clerks’ Union Carpenters’ Union Hubert W. White Minneapolis Jeanne Lichty G. E. Lichty Franklin Street John M. DeMott and Colorado Colorado Springs J. A. Jerger A. F. Peddie Josephine Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls

Wakefield Blackberry Balsam Offered To Save Diarrhea Victims

A promotional notice claims Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam has cured millions of diarrheal and cholera infantum cases over 69 years. It urges readers to protect themselves and families from sudden attacks and to buy the remedy today, promising life preservation from a 350 potte bill.

Wakefield

Davidson Bros Furniture Opens In Waterloo Creating City Attraction

Waterloo welcomes Davidson Bros Furniture with a grand new six floor showroom on Bridge Street. The Iowa firm, with Rock Island and Des Moines houses, aims to serve central and northeastern Iowa with expansive exhibits from world markets. L. E. Cohen, longtime partner, joins Waterloo residents in building a civic and commercial hub as the community anticipates an adaptation in local retail life.

Waterloo Davidson /Bros Bridge Street Iowa Davidson Bros. Company Rock Island Des Moines Ciy Davidson Courier L. E. Cohen Nex Cohen Davidson Bros

Boys Set Fire at Delhi Schoolhouse in Manchester

Small boys gained entry to the Delhi school building a few miles east of Manchester and careless play in the cupola caused a fire that burned the structure to the ground. The blaze was spotted between six and seven o'clock yesterday evening.

Manchester Delhi Here

A Single Application Banishes Every Hair

A simple paste of delatone and water removes objectionable hairy growths. Apply to the skin, wait a few minutes, then rub off and wash. The hairs disappear with a painless, inexpensive method, usually in one application. Use genuine delatone to avoid skin irritation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gas Co Pays EN Waterloo Pers Mat J. ¢. Norris W. OH. Sack Wiliam George Jordan Flewine J. Revell Company Central Park Triumph de Carpentry Grsc Weives Jeremiah Seeu Y. W Most Veterans OF County John Kaltenbach Baden London Relief Committee Eleanor Johnson E. B. Johnson IL M, Reed Buchanan Helen McSweeney Eva Sherman Independence J. W. Krapfel Grace Gillillan Glenwood Shirley Gillillan B. F. Swisher Prospect Hills Joe & Lou Irving Hotel Corner Baptist Bmall Boys Oxfords Wright & Peters
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