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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1912

Page

12

City Faces $46,000 Loss Prompting Tax Hike on Property

Waterloo reports a $46,000 annual revenue shortfall due to state laws shifting car and money tax bases. Officials propose a two mill increase on corporate property for the next year to cover the deficit. West Side holds greater wealth with higher valuations in real estate and businesses.

Erlor Waterloo Iowa West Side Tty R. L. DeGon East Waterloo East Side Beas Elegraph

Henry Berends Injured By Auto In City Street

Henry Berends, a Rock Island Railroad worker, was hurt at 9 yesterday morning when stepping from a street car at Argyle and Fourth East and struck by a car driven by a Van Hampton woman. He grabbed the car railing and was dragged eighty feet, sustaining a bruised right hip but no serious injuries.

Henry Berends The Rock Island Ailroad Hile Argyle and Fourthtreet East van Hampton

Progressives to Meet Tonight in Black Hawk County

The county central committee of the progressive party will convene this evening in Captain J. H. Hildebrand’s office. They will discuss the county convention planned for next Saturday and whether to name a county ticket, with a majority reportedly opposed to issuing a third ticket at state, district, or county level.

Progressive Party J. H. Hildebrand Black Hawk Thomas Ferguson Chicago

Pulpit Supplied by Pastor's Wife at Central Church

At Central Church of Christ yesterday morning a special service featured music and a sermon. Mrs. Kopp preached on "Seeing Christ" with Rev. L P Kopp away delivering a speaker. W J Webb performed "My Homeland" as a baritone solo and A E Overton joined Webb in a duet "Beautiful Golden Gate" to wide appreciation.

Central Church of Christ Homeland W. J. Webb Messia A. E. Overton Beautiful Golden Gate L. P. Kopp

Petition for Divorce Filed for Elias F Cook and Tala Becker

Elias F Cook of Cedar Falls filed for divorce from Tala A Becker whom he wed on September 3, 1909. He alleges desertion beginning April 1910 and that the fault lay with the defendant, noting both spouses were 52 at marriage and that Tala Becker had prior marriages.

Elias F. Cook Cedar Falls Tala A. Becker Deseron Thelefendant

Merital Hair Tonic Endorsed by American Drug and Press Association

The American Drug and Press Association authorizes its members to guarantee Merital Hair Tonic, claiming it has no equal and is a wonderful remedy. a trial will convince you. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. advertise the product.

American Drug and Press Association Henderson Drug Co Rad Cross Drug Co

Couple Married by Justice Dempster in City Office

John Malehoff of the city and Aimee Templeton of Anamosa appeared in Justice Dempster's office this morning and were united in marriage. The couple will make their home in this city.

John Malehoff Aimee Templeton Anamosa Juation J. F. Dempster

Cadillac Sets Chicago Waterloo Run Record Car Draws Crowds

A 1912 Cadillac four cylinder five passenger model set a 296 mile Chicago to Waterloo record in twelve hours with an average speed of 29.6 mph. The Detroit to Chicago leg faced floods and fordable streams but the car finished well, prompting a crowd at Morris garage in Morris, with forty nine cars already contracted for the new model and many eager buyers.

Chicago Waterloo Morris Fifth Street Cadillac la Porte City Detroit J. F. Morris Charles Davis W. H. Raymond Independence C. A. Morris R. E. Donovan Lower Michigan Pic Span Ag

Damaged Suit Over Forest McDougall Death Reduced

Judge Ellison cuts damages in two Iowa electrocution cases from Citizens’ Diagod Electric and Corn Hel Telephone. Forest McDougall died after contact with a live wire in his father’s yard post storm. Damages to the boy’s estate cut from 5000 to 4000 and the minor’s loss from 1000 to 500. Plaintiff has 30 days to accept or reject the reductions and risk a new trial.

Neil McDougall Diagod Electric Company Corn Helt Telephone Company Forest McDougall F. O. Ellison Anamosa Ufe Ellison Clerk of Courts

St John’s Ladies Host Final Lawn Social of Season

Independence Iowa August 26 The St John’s Catholic church ladies held their third and last lawn social of the season on the J N Parr premises. A crowd attended and proceeds totaled 60 50 dollars after a rain plagued lead up. A trio of women consulted Independence’s weather prophet John C Busby who predicted favorable signs for Thursday the 22nd and the event ended in social and financial success.

Independence St. John's Catholic Church J. N. Parr John C. Busby

Coroner Orders Viscera Tests In Poison Probe

Chicago aug 26 coroner hoffman directed the viscera of john messmaker who died in west hamilton area banned by a crusade of curatives be examined for morphine or chloral poisoning miss virginia brook s west hammond crusader asked similar tests for ethel harrison who died in one of the places under the ban

Chicago Hoffman John Messmaker West Hammond Virginia Brooks Ethel Harrison

New Building at Manchester and County Institute Closes

A new machine shop building of 60 feet will be erected in Manchester by Haug & Son of Creat Bond Kansas with cement block walls and a fireproof roof. Otto Haug, senior member, outlined plans and noted over 5000 dollars in machinery. The Successful Institute in Delaware County concluded Saturday after a record enrollment of 125 with noted instructors from Omaha Newton Manchester and Cedar Falls.

Manchester Toxido Haug & Son Creat Bond Kan Otto Haug Tts Iitomobiles Delaware County Olesburg Ribble J. C. Rosmisaell Omaha Warry PP. Smith Newton Amy Toger Vlanche Goudy Marton Reuben Kittrick Cedar Pally J. J. Rowman Tonia G. W. Samson Etata Teachers’ College At Cedar Falls

Returns From Eastern Markets

Mr. Sternberg returns from a five weeks trip to New York City and eastern markets with a choice line of ladies ready to wear for Waterloo store. He toured via Lake Erie, Lake Michigan and Chicago and found Waterlo more prosperous than ever. He will use the building’s second floor as show and sales room. Mrs. Sternberg accompanied him from Chicago to St Paul and will return tomorrow.

I. S. Brazen Sidney Co New York City Hill Esther Peek Clear Lake Dalton Galloway Amity Church United Presbyterian Church Mr. Galloway William Galloway Maud Dudley Edgemere South Haven Mich B. M. Cleveland Ruth Cleveland George McMillan J. W. McMillan Eleventh Street East Margaret ¥. Clark Des Moines G. Hardy Clark Margaret Clark Boyce Majestic Theatre Geo. W. Hanna Luverne Monterey Mex Hanna Cedar Falls Sioux City League of Town Municipalities J. FR. Newman Cedar Mueller Davenport League Sternberg New York City Waterloo Lake Erie Lake Michigan Chicago Waterlo

Preparations Underway as School Opens in Old and New Buildings

George Senden, Manual Training Instructor, recovers from pneumonia and may miss next Monday. Assistant instructor George Jensen also ill. Janitor M Johnsen sick. return date uncertain. Superintendent Allen W. is coordinating with pupils and parents at the high school. Greenfield building not ready. extra rooms used. John Malehoff and Alma Templeton noted in Waterloo Anamosa listing.

Lowell White Wer George Jensen Madual Training Department M. Johnsen Bia Waterlor West Tn Ie Ich Guy Fey John Malehoff Waterloo

Party of four couples embarks for eastern trip via Illinois Central

A party of four couples led by T. Cages, Harold Plumb, BE. Miller and Ben Lichty with their wives left for an eastern tour. They arrived in Chicago on Saturday at 2 o'clock after two days of travel, plan visits to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and expect to return in a week.

Maurice van Metre Des Moines Harold Cass J. G. Bickley Colorado G. N. Garrettson Iowa State Bank Chicago Waterloo Illinois Central T. Cages Harold Plumb BE. W. Miller Ben Lichty Philadelphia Pittsburgh

Full Closing of Postoffice in Waterloo for 1912 13

Waterloo will close the postoffice in all departments for the fiscal year ending June 30 1913. The general delivery window will be closed all day and no carrier deliveries or lock box mail. Only clerks needed for special delivery and dispatches to mail trains report for duty, reducing Sunday reporting by two thirds or more.

Waterloo

Darrow's Motion to Dismiss Denied in Bain Bribery Case

Los Angeles August 26 The motion by Clarence S Darrow's lawyers to dismiss the indictment charging the former McNamara chief counsel with bribery of Robert Bain the first juror chosen to try James B McNamara was denied today by Presiding Judge Willis of the superior court The case was continued until tomorrow with the Rain charge trial date not set.

Darrow Los Angeles Clarence S&s

Were Married This Morning At St Marys Catholic Church

This morning at 6:30 o clock at St Marys Catholic church Rev Father Rohlmann joined Maude Bender and Edward Hayes in marriage both of Waterloo Attendants were Lillian Dunford and Doris Lyons The groom works at Thomas Meisch grocery The couple will live in Waterlon Webster City Iowa May 6 1997 The rest notes a kidney pain cure story by George Marshall showing health recovery.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Rohlmann Maude Bender Edward Hayes Waterloo Lillian Dunford Doris Lyons Thomas Meisch Waterlon Webster City Iowa Shallenberger Chicago George Marshall Marshall

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