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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
10
The Weekly News Letter reports on butter quality, creamery practices, and dairy husbandry. It emphasizes clean milk, proper cream temperature, separator hygiene, and regular deliveries to improve cream quality, plus notes rising farmers institute attendance and related agricultural extensions.
A duplex with sun rooms in each unit, large living rooms, two bedrooms, a fine bath, dining room and kitchen. Size 22 by 14 feet in the main section, full basement, each story nine feet high, finish in birch or red oak. Cost to build about $4,000 plus heating and plumbing. publisher offers Saxton’s plan book and interiors for additional costs.
Independence Aug 28 D W Poor formerly Independence boy now Arling ton Wis cashier visited mother and friends. French importer of Belgian horses 18 prize winners at state sale. credit to Bir French and Buchanan county. Dick Keana riding in a new gate recently purchased. WJ Peasley and wife of Los Angeles on annual visit to big city. George M Vincent and sister Mrs Chetister returned from extended trip. Buildings fewer than expected. residences under construction or contracted. Miss Mary Loy appointed matron at day care for the blind to South Dakota. Jensie Young, injured in train and auto incident in which Burgess Young died, out for first time. Esther L Roberts married Thursday to Haarokl Heege. both from Philadelphia circles. Lester Pranie, winner of county free pass to state fair, attends with father J B Brame.
A fragment quotes Annie Nibbins described as the meanest in town. The speaker notes she avoids speaking but prompts others to reveal what they know, reflecting a local social dynamic and whispered reputations.
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