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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1915

Page

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Iowa appoints seven to better roads commission

Governor Clarke names seven members for a nonpartisan or working group to study permanent highways. The panel includes D. W. Norris Jr of Marshalltown and John W. Foster of Guthrie Center. It will examine materials, methods, costs, upkeep and financing with a report to the governor for legislative recommendations next year.

Times-Republican John W. Foster Guthrie Center Meredith Des Moines James M. Brockway Bloh Itue Yowa

Perrins Bank May Not Lose More Than $3000

Cedar Rapids reports on Leo I Perrin, Perrin’s alleged bank theft of 20070 at Cedar Rapids National Bank. It is likely the Fidelity & Deposit of Baltimore loses 5000, Perrin’s mother’s mortgage 2000 may be recovered, and Perrin may not secure a bond due to lack of bondsman. Perrin in jail vows to return, shuns friends unless they help.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids National Bank Leo I. Perrin Perrin Fidelity & Deposit Company of Baltimore Tle Hagle Grove

Snowden Held in Connection with Greeley Man Murder

Simeon Snowden, 72, of Le Roy, is charged with the murder of Joseph Wertz a 52 year old Hobert Stallion Co collector. Wertz was found dead in a Humeston road after a buggy ride from Le Roy. Police traced hoof marks to Snowden's barn and he faces a preliminary hearing in Humeston.

Ghariton Simeon Snowden le Roy Corrdon Joseph Wertz Humeston Snowden Wertz Hobert Stallion Company Greeley Uameston Wort

Fletcher launches bid for attorney general renomination

Des Moines Aug 16 Assistant Attorney General John Fletcher announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general. Fletcher, erstwhile mayor of Avorn, has long served in the attorney general's office prior to his current post and expresses strong sympathy with the policies of his predecessors Brers and Cosson.

Des Moines John Fletcher Fletcher Avorn Brers Eral Cosson Thoroly

Meat supply debate prompts Iowa dairy study

Dean Charles Curtiss of Iowa State College warns against meat shortages amid rising U S population. He cites per capita consumption and argues improvements in livestock, including Arkansas cows and native stock, can boost beef and dairy yields. He notes efficient grain use may replace some animal production but urges better bred stock and management to lift national food supply.

Ames Chas. BP. Curtiss Towa State College United States American Association For the Advancement of Science San Princisco Dean Curtiss San Francisco Great Britain Germany France Hys Dean Curtiss Ozark Hills Arkansas Fone Agricultural Experiment Station Mit Inwa Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa Fitoner

Catholic Lawyers Urged to Fight Divorce, Bishops Say

In Toledo, August 106, delegates at a Catholic societies convention urged lawyers of Roman faith to refuse aiding divorce. Frederick W. Mausheld of Boston urged curbing divorce as a church duty, noting a Massachusetts Catholic lawyers league aims to extirpate divorce and urging all Catholic lawyers to support reconciliation over weak cases.

Toledo American Federation of Catholic Societies Frederick W. Mausheld Boston Mansfield Ripa Koren Massachusetta Catholic Lawyers League Cardinal O'Connell

Iowa Patents Granted in Week Ending August 10 1915

Patents granted to Iowans during the week ending Aug 10 1915 per Wilfred Lane patent attorney Des Moines include grain shocking attachment for harvesting machines Richard Y Barry Ottumwa. pipe joint Frederick A Brinker Missouri Valley. vending machine Charles E Fanning Davenport. sliding gate Edgar G Kakeman Hartwick. floor cleansing apparatus Harry E Joseph Davenport. glazing flange George J Klindt Burlington. friction clutch Floyd B Lasure Waterloo. folding envelope Henry Zu Loft Cherokee. traction wheel Charles Miller Libertyville. photographic printing machine Frank W Norton Cedar Rapids. broom corn seeding booting and cleaning machine Geo H Pallady Allerton. attachment for hairdressers chairs Janet and G Rees Des Moines. drifting valve locomotives Frank Shoemaker Waterloo. hens nest Martinus T Sels Knoxville. burner Salmon Theipson Cedar Falls.

Wilfred ©. Lane Crocker Building Des Maines Richard Y. Barry Ottumwa Frederick A. Brinker Edgar G. Kakeman Hartwick Harry E. Joseph P. Johansen Davenport Geo. J. Klindt Bur- Hogton Clutch Floyd BE. Lasure Lasure Mig. Co Waterloo Henry Zu Loft Cherokee Miller Libertyville Frank W. Norton Cedar Rapids Geo. H. Pallady Ailerton Janet and G. Rees Des Moines Frank Shoemaker C. B. Doxey Martinus T

Corn fields yield heavy crops across Iowa county reports

Reports from Rainbow and Cisna families describe very even corn growth with tall stalks and forming ears. Yields reach up to eighty five bushels per acre in threshing areas. oats and potatoes also show large production. Local showers alter road travel in Lester, Elk Run, Benton and Tama counties.

Rainbow Frank Cisia Bhick Hawk Benton Tampa Cisna Pierce Bremer County A. Rownd Far Falls Mt. Vernon Iowa

Law Said To Threaten American Traditions

Centerville, Aug. 16 A constitutional question interests hunters and aliens as a mandamus seeks a $2 license for John Chivyari while the Tast legislature set $10 for unnaturalized aliens and $1 for citizens. Fee contends the scheme is class legislation, unequal, and denies equal protection and due process under Iowa and U S constitutions.

Centerville John Chivyari T. G. Fee Iowa United States

Jones Escapes Serious Injury After Electrical Accident

John P. Jones, assistant superintendent at Citizens Gas and Electric, survived an electrical shock at the Water and McLean streets station when 2300 watts reportedly passed through him. Found unconscious by co workers and treated with a pulmoter, he is recovering at home after being released from Presbyterian Hospital.

John P. Jones Citizens Gag & Electric Company Edar Falls Mr. Jones Eighth Street West Presbyterian Hospital Water McLean Jones Altho

Lutherans to Meet in the Tri Cities

Announcement from Philadelphia reports the biennial convention of the General Council of the Lutheran Church of America set for September 9 to 15 with sessions in Rock Island and Moline Illinois and Davenport Iowa. The women’s federation also meets at the same sites. both groups plan 1917 services to mark the 400th anniversary of the Reformation.

Philadelphia Feneral Council The Lutheran Church of America Rock Island Moline Davenport Women's Federation Benerake Council Lutheran Church In America Evangelical Church In America

Drowning at Cedar Hyer Claims Local Man Lars Kittleson

Lars Kittleson, 52, of Ansgar, drowned while bathing in the Cedar Hyer near Cedar St in Ansgar around noon yesterday. The body was recovered within about thirty minutes. He was born and raised in the town and leaves a widow and several children.

St, Ansgar Lars Kittleson

Dr Dorgan resigns as pastor of Hiret Baptist Church

Dr Dorgan, pastor of Hiret Baptist Church since April 1, 1914, tendered his resignation to the advisory board last evening. Rumor says he has been called to a church at Hannibal Missouri, though he has not revealed plans to board members. The church as a whole has not yet acted on the resignation but will likely consider it at the next mid week service.

Highway Commission Town State Highway Commission Ilinois Jie Aussourt Water- Joo Dorgan W. L. Dorgan Baptist Hannibal

Falls From Porch Leave Man with Fatal Neck Injury

Oscar Johnson fell from a porch on his West Branch area farm in a snarled state Saturday and broke his neck. He was taken to a local hospital paralyzed and semiconscious. Surgeons say he will die. Turn to the Want Page.

Town City Oscar Johnson West Branch

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