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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1916

Page

2

Apples Numerouse For Cooking Only Local Market Update

Market reports show plentiful apples for cooking with good eating varieties scarce. Missouri Wealthies shipment on the way and expected next week. Crop notes: cabbage potat o crop down due to blight to about 50 percent. grapes and peaches from multiple regions. Bartlett pears and late potato varieties expected for early September. Prices moderate to high with steady supply of home grown and Colorado stock and ongoing shipments from California and Missouri.

Missouri Royal Market Colorado Washington Michigan New York Ozarks Ofissouri Mich-gan Ohio Alabama Virginia Tome

Municipal Potato Raising Suggested in Waterloo

George Lichty proposes a municipal potato patch in Waterloo using vacant lots donated by property owners. He argues idle land can feed the poor and reduce living costs, noting several owners already pledged 26 lots with a promise to cultivate. If enough lots are gathered, the plan could make a large municipal garden feasible and lessen hardship for families.

Waterlan George FE. Lielity Waterloo Lichty Lichig Irving

Week's Weather Pleases Waterloo. Temps Near Century Mark

The week ending today brought unusually pleasant conditions in Waterloo with temperatures reaching near one hundred degrees twice. Records by volunteer observer Ralph Slippy note bright sun and high heat last Sunday and Monday, followed by fluctuating highs for the week.

Waterloo Ralph RB Slippy

First Frost In To 15 Occurred Aug 29

On the night of Aug 29 last year the mercury fell to 34 degrees and corn on low land was damaged with some plants killed on higher ground. Corn was late due to cold wet summer. After the frost there was some warm weather but in many areas only a small percentage matured. This year the outlook is more favorable though continued drought remains a risk in some sections.

Rector Tate to Lead Christ Episcopal Church

Rev. M. I. Tate, newly elected rector, will assume duties this semester. Previously rector at an Episcopal church in Emportium, Pa, he has held other charges and will succeed Rev. George W. Hinkle who resigned June 1.

M. I. Tate Christ Episcopal Church Hey Al.Tate Emportium George W. Hinkle

Tug of War Movie Record Sought at Waterloo Labor Day

A committee plans a film crew from a motion picture company to record the tug of war between Sunday School teams from First M.E. and Grace M.E. churches at Elk Run on Labor Day. The program begins at 2:30 p.m. with the main event at 5 p.m. followed by a picnic supper and other athletic events.

Waterloo First M. KE Grace M. E Elk Run Labor Day Dartiei~ Pate

Lungmotor Sent to La Porte City for Paralyzed Child

Due to Minnie Rohingen's grave condition in La Porte City, an 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rohingen, a lungmotor was sent from Waterloo. The child, afflicted with infantile paralysis, requires artificial respiration as chest muscles are paralyzed. An isotmotor and several cans of oxygen were dispatched. the machine will stay at home for some time and be fumigated before return. The lung motor differs from the one used by the fire department.

Minnie Rohingen Fred Rohrngen la Porte City Waterloo

Plans for Ney High School Ready

Plans for the new high school building will be finished by September 1, per C W Kline superintendent of east district. Work will begin as early as possible. Kline moves to new quarters at 413-15 First National Bank Building next week. Office rearrangements follow with Miss Artes room used as classroom and Mr Miller, principal, moving to Kline’s office. GG Ghormley Eldorado Kan will replace Marty Johnson as manual training instructor.

C. W. Kline East District Kline First National Bank GG. Ghormley Eldorado Kan Marty ¥. Johson Mr. Gharmiey Kansas Agricultural College

Lost Abstract Dispute Over $74 in La Porte City

Be J Wenner defended James Bruna in a civil case in La Porte City before Justice W A Smith over the cost of a lost abstract tied to a farm sale. The amount contested was $74. Bruna refused to pay the full price for a new abstract, offering $10 for services instead. The jury retired yesterday afternoon.

BE. J. Wenner la Porte City James Bruna W. A. Smith Woo Blough Bruna Nough Vernon Tie Brann

Albert Myers Taken Into Custody On Alleged Assault Charge

Albert Myers was taken into custody by the local police this morning at Blairstown after a request from the Blairstown constable. He was visiting at a sister’s home in this city and is wanted in Blairstown on a charge of criminal assault. He will be taken to Blairstown in a fortnight.

Albert Myers Blairstown Myers

Not Killed Here Message Triggers Dubuque Inquiry

A message received at police headquarters from War ry Bardeen of Dubuque asked about his brother William Bardeen who supposedly was killed there. No such casualty had been reported in the area.

Warry Bardeen Dubuque William Bardeen

State Suffrage Plans Announced for Iowa Convention

The Iowa State Rural Suffrage Association unveils subcommittees for the upcoming conference at St Walnut Street Baptist Sept 14 21. Mrs Wo Wo Marsh presides, with Mra J E Ridenour and Miss Lulu Cushman assisting. Sessions will cover county chairmen conferences and general state business, plus a reception at Hotel Russell Lamson.

Iowa State Rural Suffrage Association St. Walnut Street Baptist Shurch Wo Wo Marsh Sutrage Association Mra J. E. Ridenour Lulu D. Cushman Russell-Laiuson Len Alexander J. Rudolph Parsons Ll. W. Bryant John Bown UW. H. Hanna H. MM. Reed F. MM. Scane John Rock J. W. Henderson W. W. Miller J. Hoxte F.C. Plait Misses Blanche Edwards Edna Callahan

Ben Franklin Quiz Judges Appointed

The Ben Franklin quiz campaign announces three judges for final prize decisions. A T Hulill, West High. C W Kling, East High. J C Moeller, Luckyka County Superintendent. Record books at the Courier office aid readers and cost GN each, aiding judges in evaluating Poor Richard’s Almanack answers.

A. T. Hulill West High School C. W. Kling East High School Ani J. C. Moeller Achaola Black Hawk County Richard Evening Courier Courier Ben Franklin

Would Be death by own action Foiled by Friends

Emery Grattin aged 23 attempted to end his life by cutting his throat at 6:23 am. He was found in a rooming house at 912 Mulberry street with critical wounds and was taken to police headquarters for treatment before being moved to his lodging. Family members could not explain his motives or whereabouts.

Emery Grattin Ia Rooming Place Mulberry Street Grattin Gratin Wied

Elderly Suitor Left Youth Triumphant

An elderly suitor failed to win a bride as Miss Helen Rowe of Elkader defied her mother and wed Edward Henderson, a 22 year old soda dispenser. The couple slipped from the planned wedding at the church to a courthouse ceremony, then married again last night at the Fillig hotel in Waterloo with Mrs Henderson’s blessing and plans for a future together.

Helen Rowe Elkader Edward Henderson Noda Miss Howe Trousseau Miss Rowe Henderson Miss Thalong Howe Meg Waterloo Fillig

Waive Examination in Shoes Theft Case

Roy Shaw and Dan Randall waived examination before Justice McMurray and were bound over to the grand jury on charges of stealing shoes from the C. G. W. freight house where they were employed. Shaw reportedly signed a confession alleging a mercantile firm would buy unmarked shoes.

Roy Shaw Dan Randall W. Qh. McMurray Shaw Woulo Randall

Fishing trip ends on Shell Rock facing bugs and hay fever

Hurt Lichty Arthur Fowler and Robert Parrott returned from a week long Shell Rock fishing trip starting Packard ending Winslow camped at niet Lichty led the group Fowler made fire Parrott acted as tri pres Barer says bread aided meals Three fin Lichty corn TaS S906 as nother bass farmed the meat element of each noonday meal They carried canned goods Lichty and Fowler run wholesale groceries and Holl caught hay fever.

Hurt Lichty Arthur Fowler Robert Parrott Brown Herries Shell Rock Packard Winslow Thay Niet Lichty Fowler Parrott Nother

Couple Propose Deed of Home to County for Support

A couple in Millon N Nogges Street requested County Supervisor Tiffany study a plan to deed their house and lot to the county. In return the county would provide for them after death. They are elderly and crippled, unable to work. Their home is valued at about 2800 dollars.

Tiffany Tiffany Sayd Uo Mathe Ip Lourdal

Rural Conference Aid Spury in East High School

H Moeller county Superintendent announced a teachers conference and study meeting to be held at the high school east next Wednesday. Most sessions will open the following week while the conference is in aid of teachers work. Speakers include Macy Campbell and Anna Cordts with rural education work outlined for reading centers. The Hast Waterloo school board meets to elect directors for the new consolidated district in Pox and Spring Creek townships on August 8.

H. . Moeller East Macy Campbell Department of Rural’ Education Anna Cordts Rial Lineal Townships Threwer Moeller Cordts Waterloo Maeller Pox Spring Creek

Water trustees approve extensions for city streets

During a weekly meeting the water trustees ordered extensions on several city streets including Keber Avenue from Mott to Fletcher, Fairview Avenue from Center Le Conger to Chayterqua Park, and a section from Lieht to Dryant Streets.

Water Trustees Keber Avenue Mott Fletcher Streets Fairview Center le Conger Strent Chayterqua Park Lieht Ao Dryant Streets

Navy torpedo and battleship debates at inquiry

The hearing covered torpedo types, ship equipment, and construction delays. Witnesses including Captain Gardiner and Chief of Construction discussed weapon efficiency, ship readiness, and labor constraints affecting 1917 program funding and approvals.

Accident near Home Appliance Express Cedar Balls Aug 20

Cedar Falls Aug 20. After traveling 1.4 miles in an automobile toward Waterloo and Manescu with a mishap, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Graeham and daughter Josephine met misfortune last night when their vehicle derailed near the river bridge. The car was badly damaged but the occupants escaped injury.

Cedar Balls Towa Manescu Cmd Norris Graeham Josephine

Prank J. Gomport Named Referee on Gas Torriorey

Des Moines August 24 The appointment by Federal Judge Matta Wade of Prank J. Gomport to be referee in bankruptcy succeeds Mary Whittaker. Gomport will assume office October 2. Territory includes Dallas Guthrie Jasper Madison Marshall Polk Poweshiek Story and toons.

Des Moines Pudge Matta It Wade Comfort Maines Marry Whittaker Comefort Dalme Guthrie Tasper Malleson, Marshall, Pall Poweshialk Story and Toons

Fragmentary Weather Data Report From 1912 Page

Incomplete OCR reads a midnights section with temperatures and figures from 1912. The readable items include a list of values and codes like 2188 and 109d, with scattered fragments suggesting a weather or store record.

Fairview Bonds: $40,000 Issue and Related Notices

The fragmentary OCR discusses a $40,000 issue of Fairview bonds and related items. It mentions various names, places, and entities in a garbled stream, suggesting a local finance or public notice context with officials or issuers. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.

Fairview

Unclear OCR Summary of Local Loan Appointments

Fragmented text appears to describe a meeting or announcement about loan strategies or financing involving several parties and locations such as Des Moines and Ames. References to Water tap, Warmers, and a tram project suggest a local infrastructure or business financing discussion with mentions of companies and a future appearance or event.

Real Estate and Jobs Listings From Local Ads

Additional want ads show estate sales with low equity and cheap lots, rooms for rent, and several employment notes. Listings mention a seven room apartment near West Sle, a hotel job for a night shift, bricklayers needed out of town, and a potential trade for a house in the Prospect area. Lost belt, a car with a broken rim, and an old telephone number are noted among scattered items.

Washington Stussell Lamson Orcss Tn Beas Feanshic Madoran Bath and Hall West Sle Morgan & Wright Iron Rim Lafayette V-9 Gare Courter Oude Chever & Wilson Iaoaal Phong Cali Pitone Tkask

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