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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1914

Page

11

How Do You Pronounce the Aero-Auto Terms

The piece promotes the New Modern English Illustrated Dictionary 1912 by Alred W. Lawson and Julian Chase. It explains pronunciation of aero auto terms such as aeronaut and aeroplanist and notes the dictionary includes illustrations of latest aeroplanes and balloons. It urges readers to buy for themselves and their boys, offering six certificates and a small pension bonus.

Bearage Aerogram Dirigible Tharneto Aerostat Aeroplanist Aeronaut Alred W. Lawson Aircraft Julian Chase Motor Diconary

Local Notes Highlight Christmas Week Visits and School Start

Horton reports Miss Bessie Wy jam began teaching in the Lehman school district on Monday. Guy Boice traveled from Stan ton Minnesota for a relative visit. Chris Shipp and family shopped in Waterloo last Friday. John Baynus of Westgate visited his brother Joe Coffin. The Thimble Bee meets with Mrs. Ed Coffin on Thursday December 10. Harry McKenzie and family visited Nashua last week.

Horton Bessie Wyjam Lehman Guy Boice Stanton Minn Chris, Shipp Waterloo John Baynus Westgate Joe Coffin Ed Coffin Harry McKenzie Nashua

Dandruff Cure Claim Prompts Liquid Argon Advice

An old health column urges using four ounces of liquid argon as a nightly scalp treatment to dissolve dandruff. It claims rapid results by morning and promises cessation of itching, shinier hair, and prevention of hair loss, touting argon as a guaranteed cure available at drug stores.

Gage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark

Gray hair signals advancing age and a youthful look is prized. The ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready solution, claiming it darkens gray hair naturally, removes dandruff, stops itching, and thickens hair. Sold for 50 cents, with directions for application and a mention of H. W. Taggart as the local pharmacist.

H. W. Taggart

New York Poultry Dealer Victim of Trade Rivals

In New York on December 4 Coroner Feinberg labeled the killing of Barrett Baff, a wealthy poultry dealer, as the greatest conspiracy since the Rosenthal case. Baff was shot by two gunmen who fled in an automobile and remain at large amid suspicions rival interests in opposing the poultry trust were behind the murder. Harry Baff, first on the scene, says his father was targeted for his anti trust activities.

New York Rosenthal Feinberg Barrett Baff Baff Poultry Trust Harry Baff Washington Market Harry

Clarksville Notes Teeming with Local News and Weddings

Clarksville welcomes Ed and Mrs Madigan home from Chicago for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving visitors include Ramona Graham and others from Sigourney Ames Cedar Falls Iowa City. Presbyterian bazar December 5 offers oyster stews and booths. Local accidents, sickness, and travel fill the week. Marriage of Guy N Kinnetob and Charlotte Engel at Waverly. Edna Strayer birthday party in Hudson.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Health Jabs

Saturday mishap during chores described. Mrs H J Wrokoff returns from Waterloo visit. Elvira Norman had tonsils and adenoids removed. C B Kiser of Duluth visited Dr C A Stewart residence. Catherine Slack of Waterloo visited Clara Claus. Clyde Kelsey family from Wadena visited relatives.

H. J. Wrokoff J. H. Leege Waterloo Mise Elvira Norman Tmat Hriday C. B. Kiser Duluth Minn

Revival Meetings At Christian Church At Bristow

Bristow December 2 Mrs Ed Gideon remains seriously ill with rheumatism and complications while her children recover from mumps in the home revival meetings at the Christian church draw good crowds and will run nightly this week Pastor preaches well and Misa Barnard’s singing is appreciated Epworth League of the M E church met at the Rog ers home with strong attendance and rising interest Loyal Sons entertained Loyal Daughters at the Trindle home last Thursday Bert Coddington rented the Walsh house and moved his family there A large family reunion at Mrs Ida Kocher’s home Thanksgiving with about 40 people present Mrs Kocher visited in Cotesbury with sons Louis and Ralph Others had dinners at the Truex and Fabr homes Cemetery association bazar and supper planned at the opera house Saturday afternoon and evening Peleg Ross visiting from Topeka Kans with G G Coaniey family is noted

Clarksville Ed Madigan Chicago Madigan Ramona Graham Sigourney Paul Graham Mark Waugh Chester Molsherry Ames Fay Crosby Florence Kitchén Lucile Ceder Falls Ernest Roberts Iowa City Presbyterian Church Par Jlora Albert Boyd Burr Smith Trumen Gabby Austin Minn Norman Marquand Cotm E. E. Wider Burnam Dan Claire Wis New Hampton Fred Whitehouse Sioux Falls Marie State Teachers' College Cedar Falls James Boyd August Hammel Allison Martin Caroline Schmeédeka Scanal Ranyon Lloyd West Guy Klinetob Walsh Ida Kocher

Osage News Roundup: Deaths, Estates, and Local Happenings

Sam Birran, longtime Osage stone mason, died on the street Monday. Aaron Hadfield, of Brownville, lies near death. he is 95 and came to the country from England over sixty years ago. The Renner farm near Osage sold for 125 per acre to settle an estate. Local residents report anniversaries, visits, and plans for a state Boy Scout conference in Cedar Falls.

Osage Sam Birran Aaron Hadfield Brownville Mr. Hadfield England A. M. Walker Seattle Whalen Kingsbury F. A. Walker Byron Loney Medato Bucknaur Will Pint Runkle Stewartville Gee Angell Fred Overcamp Grand Meadows Minn Arthur Roberts Waterloo Marco Cedar Falls Prof Sawyer Renner R. O. Gunsaulisa

Tripoli Notes On Local Moves And Arrivals

Genieve Martin visited Waterlow relatives last week. Mueller couple traveled to Cedar Rapids for Adolph Mueller funeral. Minnie Marten visited Alta Vista. Schukar family headed to Milwaukee for relatives. Bremer attended federal court in Dubuque as juror. Struck brothers toured Minnesota visiting a brother. Harmening farewell for Terbert and wife before moving to a farm. Wyneott family moved into Piersdorf house. Holmes to Wyneff residence. Rempart and Chicago kin visited old friends. Jack Schultz injured two fingers.

Tripoli Genieve Martin Waterlow TH. Mueller Cedar Rapids Adolph Mueller Minnie Marten Alta Vista C. F. Schukar Bertha Milwautee Wig Frank Bremer Dubuque Federal Court Sidgfried Airnest Minnesota Terbert ‘Harmening Mr. Wyneff Frank Rempart Chicago Jack Schultz Fingy

Local Social Notes From Frederika Area

Frederika notes report Mrs George Simmons visiting Waterloo daughters through Monday. August Plepera travels to Merrill Wisconsin with John Rholf for two weeks and funeral attendance. Edith Adams Nada Tecla Golding Clair Guisviaus enjoy vacation with parents. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rust move to a farm near Fredericksburg. Will Whitman and family relocate to Plainfield. Frank Bremer heads to Dubuque for federal grand jury. Ratnest Will and Slegfried Struck attend Kimball Minnesota to visit sister. Sid Mooney buys unspecified item.

Frederika George Simmons Waterloo August Plepera Merrill Wis John Rholf Ort- TmMan Edith Adams Nada Tecla Golding Sumner Clair Guisviaus Ameés Clarence Rust Fredericksburg Will Whitman Plainfield Frank Bremer Duebuque Federal Grand Jury Messrs Ratnest Will Slegfried Kimball, Minn Francis Whitman Lela Parson George Allen Frederickeburg Sid Mooney

Whitman property change and local moves noted

The community reports changes in ownership and residence as Will Whitman born to Henry and wife Wolf tram celebrates a newborn son. Lon Krienke plans a farm sale north of town and relocation to town into a house bought last spring. Lee Alcock leaves for Waterloo Business College while Mr and Mrs EB Henry visit Ithaca Nebraska to see Mrs Henry's mother.

Will Whitman Henry Wolftram Lon Krienke Ats Farm Town Dee Lee Alcock Waertoo Waterloo Business College EB. Henry Ithaes Neb Henry Mary Henry

Local News From Ames and Parkersburg Social Roundup

Miss Milfred Edwards and others from Ames visited Parkersburg for a Christmas tree event hosted by Royal Neighbors. Local residents report health trips, new shops opening, family moves, and travels to Des Moines and Chicago for medical consultations.

Thanksgiving dance in K P hall draws thirty couples in Waterloo

The Waterloo community report details Leta Marquis arriving home for Thanksgiving and attending a dance in the K P hall with about thirty couples present. A second dance is planned for December 14 at the same location.

Waterloo Mins Leta Marquis K. of P. Hall Der

Dunkerton Tags Poles and Lights Upgrade in Town

Dunkerton officials move poles from Main Street to alleys and tighten wiring for a cleaner town look. The Baptist church gains electric lighting with two 500 watt lamps and a 200 watt lamp, brightening interior reading. A new bank basement furnace will heat the hall above the bank. Pioneering residents Louis Fressel and Earl Kleckner are noted among participants.

Dunkerton Dunkerton Telephone Co Bank Louis Fressel Earl Kleckner

Harv Shimp Nears Occupancy of New Homes

Harv Shimp reports that recently built houses are nearing readiness for occupancy. Contractors complete finishes as crews prepare for new residents. City inspectors schedule final walkthroughs to confirm code compliance and safety prior to move in.

Harv Shimp

Rheumasalts Bath Promises Quick Health Pickmeup

This ad touts dissolving Rheumasalts in water to form a fizzy drink that detoxifies the stomach and intestines. It claims relief from constipation headaches and rheumatic symptoms by a gentle bowel and kidney action without calomel, with mail-order access via the Rheumabath Company in Minneapolis Minnesota.

Minneapolis Minn

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