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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1924

Page

4

Independent voters and the town's political drift

A local voice argues for independence from party labels, urging voters to support the best candidate regardless of Democrat or Republican ties. The piece notes shifting loyalties after each election, with women perceived as fleeting in political involvement and voters growing more fickle as campaigns unfold.

Knickered Iowa Women Stir Kentucky Travel News

Three Iowa women visiting Kentucky for a business women’s convention travel in a knickered, khaki look and trigger curiosities from Louisville to Hodgenville. They tour Lincoln sites, Vincennes and Vincennes historic sites, and meet locals amused by their outfits and the southern hospitality.

Louisville Elizabeth Kenney Lily Marcham Hazel Scott Kentucky West Bader Ind West Baden Waterloo Laulside Kentucky State Federation Lincoln Shrine Hodgenville Mammoth Care Winer Elizabethtown Dixie Hotel Cave City New Entrance Hotel Avary Block Dixie Indiana Inois Towa

Butler CQ Chairman Oldest Republican in Iowa Convention

Clare Greene Butler county Republican central commit tee chair and Civil War veteran attended the state convention at Des Moines as its oldest delegate. He has attended every state convention since enlistment and voted for Lincoln during his second term. Auto plates delivered. Dubuque county gains 10,000 cars, license numbers updated to reflect the rise. Clarksville pair Alica Wiebke and Arbert Ringleb wed at St Jacobus Lutheran Church with ceremony led by Rev. W Nassen and reception by Mrs. Herman Niehaus.

Lincoln Raf Abraham Lincoln Kentucky Kenney Indiana Vincennes Vincennes Hias Georga Rogers Clark Indiana Territory Warrison Hawkeyes William Henry Harrison Bingleb-Wishkes Alica Wiebke Allison Arg Bert Ringleb Clarksville St. Jacobus

Advertising’s boon to daily life and choice

Advertising reshapes the world by displaying desired goods and services for easy selection. Merchants promote wares to improve living, dress, and comfort, urging readers to empty their homes of advertised items to prove the method of economic benefit.

Allison Bride and Groom Plan Rural Wedding

The wedding occurs at the bride’s home northeast of Allison with many relatives present. The bride is the youngest daughter of CH. Wiebke and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ringleb of near Clarksville. They will reside in Allison. The article notes paving events and a county graveling contract set to let on Aug. 18 as part of the town’s street improvements.

Allison County Board of Supervisors

A Seasonal Style 4335 patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier

The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up to date sewing patterns including A Seasonal Style 4335. Orders to the Fashion Department require 15 cents per pattern with delivery about ten days after mailing. The 38 inch size uses 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric, with facings and pockets needing 1 1/2 yards. Pattern mailings cost 12 cents in silver or stamps for the Spring and Summer 1924 Book of Fashions.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Pattern Request For Enclosed 16 Cents Wend Address

A reader requests sending a pattern for 16 cents to a specific address. The note reads please wend pattern to the following address with size name city and state. The text is fragmentary and shows mailing instruction language from a 19th or early 20th century style.

Mission Festival Set at County Fair This August

Aug. 17 marks the county fair and the annual mission festival at the church. Speakers include Rev. W. C. Nassen of St. Jacobus and Rev. J. J. Voss of Jacobus Lutheran, with Rev. I. Voeltar of Greene adding to the day’s program.

Weil W. C. Nassen St.jliam Adix Jubilee J. J. Voss Jacobus Lutheran Church Stout I. Voeltar Greene

Death at Nashua in August Stroke Claims Mrs Hoyer

Mrs George C Hoyer died at her Nashua home at 4 a m Sunday from effects of a stroke suffered four weeks earlier Her daughter Mrs J F Natus and her husband who suffers from pernicious anemia survive also two sisters Mrs Mab Thornton and Mrs Hattie Smith Nashua The navy reports 451 536 vessels bearing from four compass radio stations during the last year.

Nashua George C. Hoyer Navy

Fire Insurance for Cars is Vital Protection

Whether a car is kept in a private or public garage it risks fire damage like a house. It is important to carry fire insurance on a car just as one would insure household goods. Policies cover the car even while it is on the road.

Monopoly in Oil by Standard Oil Company Indiana

The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is a competitive organization, thriving through invention of new methods and superior refining and distribution. It serves the Middle West, earning the respect, confidence and esteem of about thirty million people.

Standard Oil Company Indiana Middle West

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