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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1912
Page
10
Marmot sets highlighted in ATAD4 during Bee Blue Wolf event feature practical gifts. The focus is on durable gear and thoughtful items suitable for outdoor use and practical gifting, with emphasis on quality materials and versatile design.
A two day staged court reenacts a novel murder case before a large audience. Ralph Dunkelberg faces trial for wife murder with A B Lovejoy prosecuting and B F Swisher defense. Judge Carleton Sias presides as the Brotherhood of the Congregational Church hosts the event for a 3500 prize. Topsy the blood hound features in the write up for Everybody's magazine.
A poet letters in the Courier describes a disappearance of Jennie Brice and dialog about a possible holiday, amid a mixed page of market stock prices and notices. The item blends personal intrigue with local classifieds and society notices, reflecting a small-town roll of events.
Mrs. Elisa Roberts remains very ill at her daughter Mrs. Cora Brant's home. Alec Jardee of Hasleton and his wife visit their son Alva Jardee and his wife for the week. Christmas program planned by the Methodist and Baptist churches.
Church Christmas Eve preparations and Sunday school notes appear alongside social calls from H C Krenzel of Dubuque. Prof Jones and wife visited Waterloo, Mrs J A Schrack traveled to Oelwein for a sick daughter, and an Epworth League travel social drew big attendance and funds. Pythian Sisters elected new officers led by Nellie King and Grace Eickelberg.
Classified note reads typewriter for sale in good condition and offered for cash payment. Contact shows address 3221 2 Way with.
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