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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1915

Page

11

Teen released from hospital after freight car accident

A teen who had spent several days at St. Francis Hospital was released Thursday. He attempted to beat his way out of the city on a W.N.G. G. W. train and was caught between a box car and timbers, suffering injuries but no internal damage. He was treated and removed to the city hospital.

J.C. Jelean St. Francis Hospital Aving Wn. G. W McLean Waterloo SteLean

Boy Workers Must Get Permit Badges

Waterloo area reports indicate after August 20 employers of youths ages 14 to 16 must obtain work permits from local school authorities and display badges for street trades messengers and delivery workers. Some youths and girls underage are already implicated. county attorney may prosecute noncompliant employers.

Upl Charles W. Kline Waterloo A. T. Hu Kilt Bupt Kline State Labor Commission

Joyriders Had a Disastrous Night

An auto load of joyriders, two men from a nearby county and two Cedar Falls women, wrecked at Cedar River park sending occupants into the water. The women, in white, suffered mud-stained clothing and will face explanations to husbands. names withheld.

Cedar Falls Cedar River Park

Sunday School Sermon on Jeroboam and Rehoboam

A Sunday School text reviews Jeroboam and Rehoboam with emphasis on their idolatries and failures to follow God. It contrasts Israel’s apostasy with the church’s responsibility to represent Christ, citing biblical events and prophetic judgments, and notes modern heresies seen as dangers to faith. The piece references Kings and Chronicles, urging adherence to Scripture and warning against false teachings.

Crops Show Bright Prospects Despite Rainfall

Reports from C Q R Davis and Carleton Silas of Leavitt Johnson Trust say small grain crops are strong in central Minnesota and northern Iowa. Oats and wheat look well headed with potential yields up to 75 bushels per acre for oats. Corn remains short, seed supply in doubt for next year, while oats are good in Butler Bremer Grundy counties and corn improves south to Nora Springs Waterloo.

C. Q R. Davis Levget & Johnson Trust Company Minnesota Iowa Nora Springs Waterloo Carleton Silas Leavitt& Johnson’ Trust Company Butler Bremer Grundy County

Remsen Man Buys Gladstone Cafe Stake

C. Wagner of Remsen completed a deal to become owner of the Gladstone cafe, long owned by T. J. Fitzgerald L. P. Sinnard and F. C. Nubert. The veteran hotel and restaurant fan and chef plans extensive improvements to the Fourth street west cafe in the Young block near Union Station.

Remsen CAH. Co C. Wagner Gladstone Cafe T. J. Fitzgerald L. P. Sinnard F. C. Nubert Fourth Street Young Block Union Station

Burglar Attempts Break-In On Randolph Street

A burglar tried to pry open a window at 1126 Randolph Street at 1 15 this morning. The family frightened him away and police were alerted. Officers searched the home but found no trace of the prowler.

Randolph Street

Fifteen Day Jail For Polished Peddler

Frank Rudden of Detroit was jailed fifteen days after a furniture polish sale to a west side housewife failed to deliver the product and a neighbor helped the child fetch change. He was arraigned on peddling without a license as police investigated the incident.

Frank Rudden Detroit Rudden

Premature White House Wedding Talk Stirred in Chicago

Chicago reports a rumor that Frank W. Compton brother of publisher John Li Compton was pursuing Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of President Wilson. John Li Compton declined comment saying no talk now and a White House statement would come at the proper time if it happens.

Chicago John Li. Compton Frank W. Compton Margaret Wilson Wilson White House

Wheat Drops on War Rumor

Chicago August 13 reports denied by J P Morgan that allies were canceling wheat orders led to a nervous opening on the board of trade with declines from the prior close. September wheat traded around 1.10 with varied bids and a 3 1 4 drop for December. Traders remained skeptical about the cancellation impact.

Chicago J. P. Morgan Board of Trade Shores Aga Snle

Rural couple injured in car crash north of town

Mrs Thomas Phillips of a rural mail route in Vinton was injured when she and her husband were thrown from their car a mile north of here on Tuesday afternoon. They had been at Mora Minnesota for farming interests. Mrs Phillips sustained hip bruises and muscle sprain. a physician treated her and she later traveled to Vinton by train. Her husband drove the car home. The notice also lists a long roster of names involved in a sale and local notices.

Thomas Phillips Vinton Here Mora Minn

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Mlean Badle St. Francis Hospital Joyriders East Bank of the Cedar Hostetler Smith Bragdon Blough J. Eighmey Birgt National Bank Hostetlar Rausch Cordes Krimm Swanson J. HL Hadley John Yangon Waterloo Overland Company S90n Ag Fifth Street Sunday School Mamery Veress D. M. Stearne Jeroboam Judah Bethel Dan Yerael Egypt Nebat Israel Nadab Rehoboam Fit Jesus Christ Stephen Christ God David Jo Slal Magel Tia Paul Ourier Wang. Miller Shoe Walter J. Anderson Warren Armington Aileen Beck Elsie Blank Tena Bancroft Prank Brooks Hazel Butterfield Dan Bush Cecil Carlisle Alice Catlins Russell Crawford May Culbertson Helen DeVoy Farrow Besa Forteh Leo Gould Rush Hammell Sophia Harmon Emma Yodges Thora Jensen Lurie Jones Ruby Knapp Join Laughin F. N. Lapierd S. E. Loringberry F. MM. Lyon Miney Maxwell Julia May H.C. Milligan May Manton Geo. Morden Nellie Norcross C. BD. O'Marrow Francis Otto Car Welsh Helen William Dorothy Wilson Lara Young Larry Allen Robert Alberts Eddie Alperman Joseph Bell I M Blydenburgh I. Bloisher G. A. Boy D- Boyee Bob Clapp J. G. Cimmiskey MM. Dunlap FM. Lyon Glenn Manta FL Miller Harry Miner Daniel Mirkoylo Homer C. Myers Curt Oliver L. B. Reynolds WF. Sapp Russell Stark Oran Sutherland Artie Tailor Chaos Triber T.rail T. J. Welling Ton G. B. Powers Hart Rowe Tod Clarence Ian Hi. A. Babcock Go Farrington & Go Sullivan Kimmel & Co Degres of Honor Cresent Todge Pantages Theatre Wabash R. R Milas Martet Vernon Rae Parcel Post Mra Ed “Allen Mason West 4Th St East 5Th St
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