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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

5

Sheriff seeks county funds for larger jail and more exercise

Sheriff D. H. Henderson will ask the board of supervisors for an appropriation to improve conditions at the county jail. He favors building an addition to allow more exercise for prisoners and separate juvenile housing, saying current conditions are unsafe and unsanitary with inmates confined together and past escape attempts. The board has previously considered the request without action.

D. H. Henderson Board of Supervisors Henderson Yle

Salvation Army Denies Taking From Christmas Fund

Salvation Army clarifies that no money from the Christmas dinner and winter relief fund will be used for Army purposes. Capt James Fookes notes about $300 in the fund with rapid contributions and ongoing house to house canvassing expected to raise more.

Salvation Army James Fookes Army Fookes

Corn Raising in Montana Attracts Iowa Farmer Doty

Ek A Doty former Waterloo mayor now in Miles City Montana writes friends about corn yields there. He notes a Dawson county boy and girl team won first prize with 69 bushels 8 pounds per acre, moisture adjusted. He compares to Paul Raymond of Benton county who won with 65.7 bushels per acre.

Ek. A. Doty Waterloo Miles D. Mont Montana Iowa

Auto Collides With Woman Cyclist at Logan and Franklin

JL D Linnard of 824 Logan avenue reported a collision with a woman riding a bicycle at Franklin street and Logan Avenue. The woman escaped injury. the TS was damaged. A Santee of Cedar Falls reported a collision with another car in front of the Palace theatre. both autos were slightly damaged.

JL. D. Linnard Logan Avenue Franklin Street A. Santee Cedar Falls Pulace Theatre

Educator Rienow Calls For Trade Training Oriented Education

Professor Robert Rienow of Une University advocates a city wide trade training system to align students with suitable business fields. He argues high failure rates come from students choosing unfitting courses and urges schools to identify each student’s best work path and tailor curricula accordingly.

Robert Rienow Une University Ollows Waterloo Jienow Rienow Law College Agricultural Department Medical College Tts

Foxhall Keene Injured in Harford Hunt Club Meet

Foxhall P Keene the well known New York sportman sustained serious head injuries when his horse fell at the Harford Hunt club meeting near Farmington Maryland. He remained semi conscious after a brief rally for food and milk. Doctors withheld full details citing the seriousness of concussion and planned move to a Baltimore hospital.

Baltimovre Foshall P. Keene New York Harford Hunt Club Farmington Baltimore

Twenty One Defendants and Eight Plaintiffs in Land Case

In Black Hawk county district court an action to quiet title of real estate is filed by eight plaintiffs and 21 defendants. The case arises from a will of the landowner's father, with plaintiffs claiming equal shares in the property. Plaintiffs named include La Hiller, Charles K. Moore, Emily Spencer, Oliver H. Moore, Ken K. Moore, Anna Hovland, Mary S. Moore, and Mary Moore.

Black Hawk County la Hiller Charles K. Moore Emily Spencer Oliver H. Moore Keni K. Moore Anna Hovland Mary S. Moore Jfarry Moore

Bank Robber Returns Letter From Mosca Pa

An unusual note received by Pine Brook bank in Scranton Pa claims a prior robbery. The writer says he held up the bank at gunpoint and that George Browning handed over $4 in cash before the robber fled. The letter is postmarked Mosca Pa and the bank officials report the framed letter as evidence.

Scranton Pine Brook Bank Mosca George Browning Browning

Real estate transfers listed with multiple parties and parcels

Real estate notices show transfers by Bates to Barnes and Brust to North among others. Listings reference land parcels in various blocks and additions, with dates like 1987 and purchases including Lot 149 150 and part of a biock. An advertisement for Bromo Quinine promises a cold relief in one day with a 25 cent price.

Frank Lingenfelder Sherrill Joe Louisa W. Bates W. Barnes Barcy C. McMahon Ton Galloway BH P. North C. A. Brust G J. Bitterly H. P. North E. Ues Chas E. Platz Gro Biock North Addition Lillian R. Russell Lamson William I. Carter Sana Ale Vfiy B. W. Grove

Card of Thanks and High School Training Note

A brief card expresses gratitude and mentions a high school setting where girls are guided to their strongest talents for training. The message thanks the Darcas Ald for support.

Remembrance of Frederick Schmidt Leaves Family Friends

Society and numerous friends and relatives honor the late Frederick Schmidt, father and grandfather, with gratitude for floral tributes and warm memories. J. A. Schmidt and family extend thanks.

Frederick Schmidt J. A. Schmidt and

Handkerchiefs Snowstorm Display At Local Store

A local store unveils an expansive Christmas handkerchief department described as a snow storm of daintiness. The write up highlights varied linen squares, patterned borders, and targeted gift ideas aimed at pleasing discerning women.

Special boxed neckwear for holiday sale begins tomorrow

The neckwear section introduces boxed holiday neckwear made of chiffons and georgette laces. Boxes come in all white, black, and white with pink blue or red accents. Stock is exclusive to this store and sold quickly as the choicest styles sell out.

Desirable Coats At A Bargain Tomorrow

Hundreds of new coats in plain cloths mixtures plushes and silk velours go on sale tomorrow at marked prices. The store promises significant savings and strong value for shoppers seeking fashionable outerwear.

Why Not Gloves A Christmas Gift Idea

Gloves make ideal keepsakes combining comfort and fashion. The box’s shape enhances appeal and duplicate gifts pose no regret if Santa brings several pairs. Stop by the glove counter during Christmas shopping for certain satisfaction.

Silk scarfs headline shows exclusive Waterloo display

Silk Scarfs for everybody in our neck wear section offers over 25 styles and colors including Persian floral rainbow and illuminated effects. These scarfs are exclusive to this house in Waterloo and many designs come in a single style only.

Waterloo

Beacon blankets and bath robes arrive in many styles

New stock this week offers blankets and bath robes in all sizes and colors. For a quick project choose a robe or purchase a blanket with a paper pattern to craft your own. Also available are matching slippers to complement the robes.

The Leather Goods Display Promises Low Prices

A shop invites a skeptical customer to visit a display of leather items priced affordably. The counter offers pocketbooks shopping bags and other gifts noted for usefulness and durability, encouraging reconciliation of price concerns with quality.

New Waist Styles in Crepe de Chine and Georgette

The advertisement offers dainty waist styles in Crepe de Chine and Georgette crepes with abundant choices. Exchange policy is mentioned if the size is wrong, and each waist is presented in a handsome box for gifting.

Can't Have Too Many Silk Hose Holiday Offer

A holiday sales note for silk hose from the Hose Store touts desirability and broad color and size options. It highlights a quick gift presentation promise and claims of a hundred dozen ladies silk hose in black white and colors priced at a dollar and a quarter today with special boxed presentation.

Suits at Half Price and Less Tomorrow

Retailer announces a one day sale with about fifty suits in stock. The firm never carries over suits, promising a large selection and big savings for shoppers who inspect the lot tomorrow.

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Sherif Dupy Aako BANK Foxhall P. Keene Scane’s Borteny Brand Wiaitte the Avant Shoe Shop Myron Buck Libert & Webber Jewelry East Fourth Street Falan-Rollman East Fourth and Water Streets Beacon
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