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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1916

Page

3

Betts Letters From Camp Wilbur Describe Brown and Conditions

Wilbur J. Betts, battalion sergeant major of the Iowa First Infantry, sends a long letter from Camp Brown near Arigalle headquarters. He details review practices, crowded grounds, army trucks, and mud. notes the YMCA building, bath facilities, and strong Iowa troops. He describes town life in Brownsville, the heat, and local scenes including carts, dwellings, and the streets.

Wilbur J. Betts Majer Iowa First Infantry Waterloo Camp Brown Fort Brown Arigalle Iowa National Board Towa Iowa

Sternberg's new location. Fourth Street East store opens

Sternberg's Clothes Shop moves to Fourth Street East to serve Waterloo women. The showroom is large and well lit with gray tones and mirrors. Doris Sternberg is in New York finalizing fall purchases as new goods arrive daily. The opening date is planned after a fall festival with other city shops, per a Courier ad.

Sternberg Fourth Street Waterloo Doris Sternberg New York Paris

City in Brief Ad man’s notes and local arrivals

A patchwork of notices from Waterloo and nearby towns includes returns from trips, engagements, and visits. Releases mention Miss Clare McCarty’s two month visit, the Blatchard Gelsup wedding license, OBerlin and Oberlin faculty guest Bruce Davis, and several relatives visiting kin in Minnesota and Illinois. Special news covers ice shortages, a divorce filing by Mary Nute, and a new clothing store opening at 120 Fourth Street.

Fourth Street David Painkinsky H. l. Painkinski Waterton New Shore Colonial

River captain's daughter dies of heart trouble in Iowa

Fort Madison Aug 26 Capt William Enderle of the Mississippi packet Helen Blair learned that near his home his daughter Marie 23 fell dead just after viewing the front lawn heart trouble was the cause Enderle was notified at Keokuk. Orchestra returns Skeets orchestra finished its season at Arnold's park and will return to Waterloo next week.

Fort Madison William Enderle Mississippi Packet Helen Blair Marie Enderle Keokuk Orchestra Skeets” Orchestra Arnold’s Park Waterloo

Mortuary Notice for Mrs Frank Wilson

Mrs Frank Wilson of Satem Tnd sister of Mrs HH A Boysen Water loo died at her home at 3 p.m. today. Mrs Boysen, who has been in Salon for a week, will bring the body to Waterlod for burial. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wilson on August 23.

Frank Wilson Satem Tnd HH. A. Boysen Waterloo

High Wheat Shipments Attract Record Receipts

Wheat prices soar to seasonal highs as receipts reach 6,978 carloads across five principal markets this week, a likely record for the period. The visible U S wheat supply stands at 60,996,000 bushels, up 2,236,000 in 10 days. North west threshing shows small yields though Dakotas Minnesota output may reach 120 to 160 million bushels. much wheat rests low with quality below standard.

Unien Chicago Kansas City St Louis Northwest United States Minneapolis Dakotas Minnesota

Liebknecht Appeal Brings Four Year Plus Sentence

Amsterdam dispatch reports Dr. Karl Liebknecht's appeal against war treason verdict resulted in a new sentence of four years and one month penal servitude and expulsion from the army. He loses civil rights for six years. The Socialist leader was tried by a supreme court martial for attempted war treason and disobedience.

Amsterdam London Karl Liebknecht Berlin Supreme Court

Bees Run Rampant as Bank Ad Turns Angry

A 10000 strong swarm moved from rural homes to serve as a bank advertisement on La Salle Street in Chicago. The bees broke into the bank, routed pedestrians, drew a police response, and were driven toward the woods after a hive was smashed in a collision with a carrier. Walter Gresnbaum apologized, noting the exhibitor aimed to teach industry but the incident proved disruptive.

Chicago la Salle Street Rinto Walter 7. Gresnbaum Chicoka Nat

Distant Murder at Mexican Dance Reveals Anarchy

A traveler recounts witnessing a fatal shooting during a village dance in a war torn Mexican region. He describes the mournful mood, the killer’s presence, the couple involved, and the unresolved questions about who killed the soldier and why, ending with the decision to move on.

Miss Olmstead Mixes With Fame Fateful Mistake

A writer relates how a mistaken identity at a hotel led her to an unexpected literary collaboration. Believing she was the famed Miss Olmstead, she pitched ideas to a magnetized editor and began a blockbuster matrimony themed novel venture that boosted both their careers. The tale ends noting the Greenwood notice may have been misdirection or coincidence.

Opening of School Nears Amid Historic Debates

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Waverly Church News and Local Notices

Relator pastor of the Evanncient church attends Waterlan to strip for a water detail. Clara Outrorke from Hiver park studies in Chicago classes for spring. Mrs. Rust to spend a few days. Rogers returns to Mr. Traves tonight for a retreat and meal. Waterloo visited at Mrs. Flay’s home. Joe Seuf father and Frank TH visit. Services will be held at the national church Sunday. Ashley will work on a project. Mrs. Dawking and May Gaylord visiting Cedar Rapids. Florence Demnasy visits White Cheer. Jamon Tust returns from Anies eliy. Miss Inte Sullivan returns home from foster care. Miss Charlotte Moore returns from Wellshire. Arnwee Crist of Wickenetx visits. Gransfeld family back from Faribault Minn. Sitter Mathilda at Milyraken and Mr. J. C. Daniels of Stredter visiting. Vik and Ragla fireys noted.

Wiverty Relator Evanncient Church Dunnity Koay Waterlan Deta Misa Clara Outrorke Hiver Rust Svant Rogers Tnaves L. Waterloo Rita Rte Tivan Hoacel Joe Ashley Slater Dawking Cadar Rapids Wahwoaok Visting Rulley la Florence Jamon Tust Jones Chautauqua Anies Eliy Misa Arnwee Crist Wickenetx Wivarly Fs Granseld Farthwall Mtnn Minnesota Sitter Mathilda Milyraken J. C. Daniels

Wave Davis Art Wave Davis Art Tonight Specials

Tonight specials feature a mixed assortment of art pieces and decorative items. The display highlights various styles and sizes, with emphasis on quality craftsmanship and diverse selections for collectors and shoppers.

Plain and Fancy Silk Waists at Corset Bargain

An old newspaper clipping advertises plain and fancy silk waists and Venus corsets at 15 cents each. The ad highlights trimmed tops, various sizes, and Amie style garments offered by Maudens sonaner Net and Gand etity Cnutth hose supporters.

Maudens Sonaner Gandetity Cnutth

Railway Time Tables and Local Train Movements

Rail timetable details list Northbound and Southbound departures from Dubuque, Chicago, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, and other points. Notes freight and passenger services, limited stops at Gilbert, Brandon, Center Point, and Porte City, with six sidings and no crossings stops.

Sues Woassingo Waterloo Cedar Rapids Adam Mary Atte Reer Urban Brandon Laorte City Center Tone Lafayette Bartyt Rebvins

Visit at Mrs Hertlele's Home Extended

A brief note states someone lived Thursday for an extended visit at the home of their mother, Mrs. Mary Hertlele.

Mary Hertlele

Linden social notes mix visits and a birth announcement

Linden August social column reports Mrs Frank Perry and others visiting Dea Merb and Independence friends. Local residents Me Mither Ivaden Bernice Davie and families appear. A new son born to Mr and Mrs Autiudel last Saturday evening is noted. Community gathering at Mrs Cara Lemper’s home features entertainment and a cake contest.

Linden Luton Frank M. Perry Acu Matar Afeo Cotton Dea Merb Mither Ivaden Bernice Davie Independence Mira Leo Minnes Spatta Aranda Thuntley Mro Mes O. G. Autiudel Finden Jin Linden Sedelglaub Cara ML Lemper Miz Ipzel Farner Tinbertean Mr. Panter Misa Magine Chalfont Besae Longer Levine Gmi

Mitchell Mitewall Visits and Local Family News

Aug 21 Mrs 7 2 Wighier and baby of Jewell visit her Wucets Mr and Mrs HL Bows WG Smithy accompanied by baby Brandsons Everett Draka and William Smith went to Minneapolis Thursday WH Wi from there to his Salt Lake City home both boys having spent the summer here Nearby families and visitors travel between Nashua Mingitine Datoute Cloud Minn Clason Partdhurre at Cloud Also Mrs Vimner Ellington leave for Montana Parents Mr and Mrs Willey accompanied to Owatonna for a Sunday visit Mrs J K Drake and Miss Pola India shopped and visited in Minneapolis Donaghy and Graves entertained the Methodial Ladies Aid at Jattara home Frank Foy and wife of Ortonville Minn return from Milwaukee trip Pearl Cameron returns to Amss to live with grandmother next year En Cedar Palls Mrs Chiia Clausen and two children visiting at Serg er Markusen home Mason City relatives visiting Bernice and Delphia Alitn.

Mitewall Wighier Baby Jewell B. HL WG. Smithy Bbe Brandsons Everett Draka William Smith Minneapolis Wi Aga Salt Lake City Utah Nnahua Migitine Clason Partdhurre Cloud Minn Vinitine Stes A.W. Parkhurst Vimner Ellington Montana Willey Owatonna J. K. Drake Aister Pola Mira Pearl Cameron Amss Chiia Clausen Cedar Palla Serger Markusen Mason Bernice Delphia Alitn Mason City

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