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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

Page

14

City business groups plan merger to form larger commercial club

Members of the Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Commercial Club approve a plan to merge into a single city-wide organization. The two clubs retain identities while operations move to a central office. Elections set for December 10 to ratify the plan and establish the new governing body.

Chambers'Commerce Waterloo Commercial Club Soomag Seater Association Bigew Chamber of Commerce Hermann Miller Amber of Commerce Committee F- Five Waterloo

New Record for Early December Cold 18 Below

A government thermometer registered 18 degrees below zero for an early December cold spell last night. The previous night dipped to 10 below, with 6 pm reading at three below. Since Monday evening the mercury has stayed below zero, underscoring a severe fuel shortage and urging conservation amid freezing conditions.

Two in Race for County Attorney

Winter politics draw attention as Harry E. Tullar announces candidacy for county attorney after a narrow 1918 primary deficit. Walt er R. French, former assistant county attorney, joins the race for 1920. Harry M. Reed weighs a possible entry but remains noncommittal.

Harry E. Tullar Tullar Walter R. French Harry M. Reed Reed, Tuthi & Reed Mr. Reed

Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Promoted as Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe treatment for headaches neuralgia and pains. It claims rapid relief by applying to the pain area and notes antiseptic benefits for injuries. Also recommends Wizard Liver Pills at 30 cents with a money back guarantee.

Hamlin

City in Brief and Local Notices

City in brief itemized notices include eyewear repair, hospital illness, travel and business trips, births and quarantines, and local society news. Mentioned are Buchanan's advertisement, W D Harned, Os sian station agent A E Gran, Mrs I S Benler Broadview Mont, Mr and Mrs H W Grout, Miss Gene Herrin, Charley Briner, and others. Also notes on Knights of Columbus meeting in Des Moines, Iowa Finance & Investment corp incorporation, Thorwald Peterson parole status, fuel and transit updates for Waterloo, and local club openings. Community updates cover trains late, snow and ice issues, state poultry show planning, and local business moves including Dave Campbell barber shop.

W. D. Harned Presbyterian, Hospital Cook Fourth Street Fort Worth Texas A. E. Gran Ossian Waterloo I. 5. Benler Broadview Mont A. R. Hartzell H. W. Grout McHenry Chicago Iowa Finance & Investment Corporation L. W. Bebert Tate J. Harrison Thorwald Peterson Sato D. Woods State Board of Parole Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Poultry Association Building Trades Hall the Rock

Funeral services for Mrs Alfred E Wilson at sister home

Funeral services for Mrs. Alfred E. Wilson will be at her sister Mrs. Charles E Boldt 714 Mullan avenue west at 1 30 p m Thursday A prayer service will be observed there and the body taken to the Brethren church at Hudson where Rev Mr Pierce Reinbeck a former pastor will officiate Burial will be in the Hudson cemetery

Alfred E. Wilson Charles E. Boldt Mullan Avenue West Brethren Church Hudson Pierce Reinbeck Hudson Cemetery J. H. Goswiller St. Joseph’s Church Rev H. J. Slattery Calvary The Rosary Society Thompson Avenue

Special for Thursday Eight-Quart Mirro Kettles Sale

Thursday special on an 8 quart Mirro convex kettle offered at 89 cents each, a dramatic cut from a common price of 1.98. A limited time deal advertised likely by a local retailer to draw shoppers.

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Memberonip Nly Buchanan's Else Spear Miles Street Charley Briner Mulberry Gene Herrin Red Cross Russell,Samson Knights of Columbus Des Moines T. F. Pharatony Will Atend City Hall Lafayette Walter D. Jones Oregon California Black Hawk C. H. Day D. C Dave Campbell West Fourth Street Jefferson Street William A. Fitzpatrick William Andrew Fitzpatrick W.W. P. Fitzpatrick Hawthorne Avenue New York City Frank A. Voorhies Bar Dlay Street John Robertson Macartney Fairview Postum Cereal CO Battle ‘Creek Michigan Miss Bobs Woman's Shop Mirro
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