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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1913

Page

12

Clinton 1A Celebrates Opening of Northwestern Plant

Clinton Iowa banquet honored Chicago and Northwestern Railroad officials led by R H Rishton to celebrate the opening of a new one million dollar plant this afternoon at Lafayette Inn. Toastmaster C F Terhune led toasts as plans for a new passenger station were discussed and President W A Gardiner missed the dinner due to travel delays. Milwaukee reports 30000 unemployed with 6000 near starvation as citizens plan charity support and set Jan 4 as a follow up meeting attendance targets.

Clinton Iowa Des Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company Lafayette Tun R. H. Rishton The Northwestern W. A. Gardiner C. F. Terhune Milwaukee Citizens’ Business Committee Associated Charities

Fire causes slight damage at Beal residence

An overheated hot air furnace started a basement fire at the Beal home on Independence Avenue this afternoon. The blaze damaged a basement area and one first floor register before the fire department quickly responded and extinguished it.

W W. Beal Independence Avenue

Dean Troubled With Ricough Pneumonia at Presbyterian

The condition of Burr Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dean of 1501 Franklin street, remains serious at Presbyterian hospital where pneumonia lingers. Doctors report no major improvement after two weeks, though staff hope for recovery and note a four day bout of violent coughing complicating his strength and rest.

Burr Dean Walter Dean Franklin Street Presbyterian Hospital Dean

Banquet Held After West High Football Game

A West High football banquet in the Irving hotel Gold room last evening honored players from both West and East High. Eighteen boys attended with Coach Fred McClain presiding as six courses were served and six players gave toasts after all had eaten. The item blends with two other briefs about Michigan measures and Roosevelt in 1916 politics.

West High School East High Gold Room Irving Hotel Fred McClain

Cooperative markets planned by Farmers Equity union

Kansas City area delegates from eight midwestern states meet in Kansas City Kansas to discuss direct farm to consumer markets. A market in Kansas City is among the proposals as the union has mainly built elevators and sold grain to mills.

Kansas City Farmers Equity Union Kan Middle West

Endusastan Locates in Waterloo Ala Pry Family Move

Pry and family late of Huntington, Inc, are new residents of Waterloo and live at 38 Cottage Street. The Imperial Embroidery Onefit is distributed by the Evening Courier and makes a useful gift, obtainable at the newspaper office for a nominal cost as noted on page.

ALC. Pry and Family Huntlington, Inc Waterloo Cottage St Evening Courier Evening Courict

Winter Alfalfa Care Through Fall Manure Use

A study of 23 trials shows manure application to alfalfa yields clear benefits, with 8 to 10 tons per acre at seeding time proving most effective. Proper fall manuring protects plants through winter, promotes spring vigor, and reduces frost uprooting, while overloading the soil is avoided.

Refugees Reach El Paso From Chihuahua Train

A special train carried 500 more refugees from Chihuahua to El Paso. Among them were workers in foreign owned industries. Conditions in Chihuahua under Villa prompted departures. Reports of a new revolution against Huerta and Villa by Emilio Vasquez Gomez were not supported locally. Proclamations linked to Gomez appeared without substance, with Orozco, Salazar, and Diaz as alleged backers. Gomez’s location remains unknown. Castillo was said to be forming a rebel nucleus south of the New Mexico border.

Fl Paso Tex Chihuahua el Paso Francisco Villa Huerta Villa Emilio Vasquez Gomez Gomez Pascual Orozco Ynez Salazar Federal Felix Diaz Gomes Matin Castillo

Town Talk and Local Notices Sweep Through Community

Sheriff buys two lots at Nos 6 and 7 Leland avenue for a new home planned next spring. Mrs Maude Hosmer heads to Phoenix for the winter. Mr and Mrs B M Hershey of Two Harbors Minnesota visit Black Hawk county. A G A R post Alderson committee plans a supper at Mrs A Keller 1930 Commercial Street. Eight men deserve a slap in the face per a Persian saying.

Sheriff Shores Gates & Cadwell Leland Avenue Maude Hosmer Phoenix Ariz B. M. Hershey Two Harbors Minn Black Hawk County Hudson Robert Alderson A. Keller Commercial Street Stuffiebeam

Jubilee notes from Oelwein and nearby towns

A son and two daughters of W Loeb of Oelwein visit relatives. Miss Dora Cosse also visits friends here. Miss Duggen, a District No 8 teacher, was surprised by many youths. Herbert Benarden returns from Grafton on business. A house purchased by Mr Muck burned the day after sale. Sophie Woltzein visits Oelwein Oran and Maynard. she expects to return soon. KM Buechele returns from a northern business trip. New corn shelled and sold for sixty cents a bushel. Jacob Loch ships a car of fat cattle to Chicago Tuesday.

Tubilee W. Loeb Oelwein Dora Cosse Duggen Lerbert Benarden Grafton Ly Insurances Sophie Woltzein Qelwoi Oran Maynard Buechele Jacob Loch Chicago

Police Plan Christmas Candy Distribution for Waterloo

Prompted by holiday spirit, the Waterloo police department will distribute about 250 pounds of candy to poor city children on Christmas day. Roughly 1,000 sacks will be given, each filled with a variety of candies. The entire department will contribute to the fund.

Waterloo Police Department Police Department

Veteran Hatley Dies in Lincoln Township at 76

John Hatley a Lincoln township pioneer died at his 423 Ninth Street West residence at noon. Born March 16 1837 in Fifeshire Scotland he served in the Fourth Vermont Infantry including Antietam and later under Grant and Sheridan. He settled in Waterloo and was active in the First M E Church. His death followed a long frail health and infection after an operation. He left four children from his first marriage and four with his second wife Eveline Richardson Turtee.

Ninth Street John Hatley Lincoln Township Mr. Walley Fifeshire Scotland America Montreal Orange County Vermont Jeremiah Boynton Newbury Halley Co. H Fourth Vermont Infantry Antietam Grant Sheridan Talley Eveline Richardson Gella Turtee Waterloo First M. Eb, Church Gertrude Elmwood

Report on Caraboa dinner satiries by Garrison and Daniels

Washington officials say the complete investigation into the Caraboa dinner satire by army and navy officers contains recommendations. It remains undisclosed whether the report calls for punishment or court martial and Secretary Garrison plans talks with the president later today.

Washington, D. C Garrison Daniels Army Navy

Corn at Close in Chicago Markets Snapshot

Market summary notes increased corn prices in the southwest and ongoing setbacks. Wheat sentiment turns negative as expert warnings appear. Closing figures show a weak session with declines around 1 to 11 8 cents.

Chicago Dre. Ts Dhs

Pork Christmas Gift From Imperial Embroidery

A notice indicates a useful gift titled Pork Christmas from The Imperial Embroidery Outtt. It can be secured at the newspaper office for a nominal cost as outlined on page 2.

Bank Clearings For Week Ending December 14

Bank clearings total 1,349,821.50 for the week ending Thursday December 14 as reported by Black Hawk County Abstract Co Waterloo Bank. Daily totals include Friday 254,718.97 Saturday 216,637.77 Monday 244,240.65 Tuesday 182,949.78 Wednesday 228,728.74 Thursday 212,645.69. Last week clearings were 1,827,960.86. Realty Transfers Deeds listed.

Waterigo Bank Cearingy Wriday Pene Eaee Ee Moray Whursday Oy. Daseges Last Ven Cane L Realty Prasferk

Graft Inquiry Expands Into Cretan Aqueduct Contracts

New York witnesses, under wider subpoenas, testify in the Whitman district attorney inquiry into political graft over contracts for the Cretan aqueduct. The case follows Anthony Douglass, a tunnel builder, who said he lost the Madson river siphon bid after refusing to contribute to a politician.

New York Cretan Aqueduct Whitman Anthony Douglass Madson River

Pansy Bed in Iowa Blooms Through Winter

Mrs. Fandiland of 834 Willison Avenue notes Iowa rivals California for winter weather and bloom. Her pansy bed at the corner of her home has bloomed every week this winter except one, with three plants currently in full bloom and thriving as in mid summer.

Fandiland Willison Avenue California Iowa

Local Social Notes in Raymond Area Reach Waterloo Visitants

Raymond Iowa district daily notes Christmas season visitors and family events. Mentions Miss Lucy Deeming from Mt Vernon township, Maggie Youngblut returning from St Francis hospital, birth of a daughter to Mrs Charles Britzman, multiple visits to Waterloo from nearby towns, and various weekend trips, shopping, and travel between Raymond, Jesup, Ada Minnesota, and Nashua. Individuals named include the Britzman, Weltzin, Sadler, Parker, Reuter, OConner, and Trible families with several tied to Charles Booter and Mrs. C Hall.

Raymond Lucy Deeming Mt. Vernon Township Charles Booter Glen Parker John Youngblut Waterloo Ward Iowa Falls Maggie Youngblut St. Francis Hospital Billy Bert Charles Britzman Carl Miller Herman Miller John Weltzin Carl Weltzin Henry Weltzin Wm. Sadler Near Dewar Matt Sadler Genevieve Galinveaux Matt Neuses Matt Jungren John O’connel Nashua John Reuter C. Reuter Pater Etringer Jesup Nick Frost Nick Schuler P. J. O'Conner Waterloolant Will Britzman Wisconsin Nick Lutgen Mr. Busey Singis Schuler Elmer Trible C. He. Hall Charley Turner Mrs. McVey Ada. Minn

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