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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1914

Page

3

Sewage Disposal Plan Urged by City Officials

City officials warn a sewage disposal plant will soon be necessary as protests mount against river pollution. The current system dumps sewage into the Cedar River, while an emergency sewer at Chautauqua Park funnels overflow to the main line if the pumping station fails. Homes near the park will be required to join the city sewer system once work finishes.

Cedar River Aguauqua Park Chautauqua Park

Miss Neva Powers Visits Vinton Friends

Miss Neva Powers is visiting friends in Vinton this week. Ray Knoggle traveled to Vinton and Newhall on business. Miss Luala Mayes left for Cedar Falls to visit Miss Bessie McCowan. Miss Exie McQuilken visits Waterloo cousin Ruth McQuilken. The Christian Endeavor annual picnic enjoyed at Sunorside with a large attendance. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McNulty of Waterloo motored to Castalia for a week's visit. Willis Kline and son Harry of Waterloo tour Yellowstone Park. Chas Hummel of Waterloo visits BD J Hummel's home this week.

la Porte City Neva Powers Vinton Ray Knoggle Newhall Luala Mayes Cedar Falls Bessie McCowan Exie McQuilken Waterloo Ruth McQuilken Christian Endeavor Society Sunorside C. McGaheran C. J. McNulty Castalia Willis Kline Harry Yellowstone Park Chas. Hummel J. Hummel

Cooley Family Plans Strawbery Point Reunion Trip

Mr and Mrs F R Cooley and family with Mrs Emeline Cooley of Oberin Ohio and sister Mrs Edward Kishman of Vermillion Ohio will leave Monday for Strawber ry Point for a family reunion. About thirty five relatives will attend a house party likely to last a week or ten days. The Cooleys older daughters Marion and Helen left for Fort Wayne Indiana to stay with Mr and Mrs Bert Griswold for ten days.

F. R. Cooley

Accident Declared In Fatal Falls Avenue Crash

Coroner Eds F. Kistner announced the death of Claus Hempen in a Great Western crossing accident on Falls Avenue on Thursday was accidental. Neither the railroad company nor the family asked for an inquest, so no inquest will be conducted.

Eds F. Kistner Claus Hempen Great Western Crossing Falls Avenue

Carom of Thanks and Auto Thieves Report

CARN OF THANKS. Mrs Wood and family express gratitude for neighbors sympathy and tokens after Jesse H Wood s death. STOLE AUTO Auto thieves in Waterloo took a tire from Harold Duke s car on 121 Commercial Street last night leaving the vehicle unused in front of his home.

Jesse H. Wood Thaneht Wood Waterloo Harold Duke Duke

Luncheon Opens at Board of Trade Club Rooms

The Board of Trade club rooms dining room opened today with luncheon for House committees and newspaper men. Mrs. A. McFarlane oversaw service and received hearty praise. Beginning Monday luncheon will be served daily at noon by Mrs. McFarlane.

Board of Trade Club A. ©. McFarlane

Wilson 15 Urged to Mobilize Forces for Defense

Washington diplomats report naval and military officials urge the Wilson administration to bring army and navy to full strength authorized by law to prepare for emergencies. They favor keeping ships ready to protect U S commerce and Philippines if needed and oppose delaying moves to avoid signaling war.

Washington, D.C Europe Pacific Ocean Japan Philippines United States America Wilson D Daniels Vera Cruz North Atlantic Daniels Republic

Foley Cathartic Tablets Heartily Endorse Liver Health

An ad touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a remedy to keep the liver active during summer, claiming they beat sluggish digestion and constipation without griping. A Texas resident Ney Oldham of Wimberly praises them as the best laxative, replacing calomel and providing wholesome cleansing for stout persons.

Ney Oldham Wimberly Texas Edvertis

Town Talk items from Waterloo and nearby

George Wentland spends vacation at parental home near Charles Chey. Attorney PL EL Rilx returns tonight from Minnesota. Victor W. Meyer, Waterloo embalmer, leaves for California Missouri for a vacation visit. Bert Nelson and family of Kansas City visit relatives in Waterloo. Woolley family return from Lake Wabedo summer cottage in Minnesota. Walter Stuart and daughter Elizabeth of Minneapolis guests at Mrs. W. A. Goodman’s home. Cricket match Sunday morning at 10 between Sander sson George and an English resident. Earle A. Thaker out of city. church services led by W. OR, Jameson, and HW. Fisher. Miss Jitie Whitenack and Mr PCartiv Wilko depart for a month-long trip via Manistique Traverse City Mackinaw Island. Minkel family back in Fort Dodge after ten days with Mrs. Minkel’s parents. Inetin le wards joins for a few days. Frank arrives from Denver for wife’s illness. Mrs. Perry’s heart trouble improving.

Bert Nelson Kansas City Jitie Whitenack Pcartiv Wilko Masia Manisioe Kelly Mackinaw Island Serip J. Wt. Minkel I Yasie Sin Fort Dede

Sailors Demand Danger Money On Transatlantic Steamer

In London on August 14 the firemen and stewards of the Athletic transport line steamer Mina, carrying 250 passengers to New York, struck demanding danger money for the risk of their voyage amid the Atlantic. The dispute was settled and the Mina sailed with her passengers.

London Athletic Transport Line Mina New York Dinger

Hobbers Kill Pursuers in W V A Chase

In Williamson West Virginia Edward Mounts and Sanford lat cield members of a posse chasing a bandit gang yesterday robbed a pay marshal and killed three men at Alum bin, West Virginia. They were killed today in a clash with the robbers at Gilbert Creek. One bandit was wounded. Many Attend Picnic in Cedar River Park. Over 20 traveling men and families gather at Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association picnic. The ULC T and T A members attend as guests. A baseball game was cancelled due to the Independent team not appearing. Theodore Roosevelt left Sagamore Hill for a Progressive campaign trip in New England.

Waterloo Cedar River Park ULC Roosevelt Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill New England

For Rent Seven Room House on West Lth St

Additional want ads show a seven room rental at 820 West Lth St in a desirable location with a $20 monthly rent and phone contact 3435. Also listed are various animal and real estate notices and opportunities including a horse for sale and employment inquiries.

Chite Lth Black Atden G. Liehtyler Halke Sound Horse H. H. Morigan Cedar Falle

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