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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

8

Imposters Selling Charity In Name Of Good Fellows And Salvation Army

Reports warn of imposters posing as Good Fellows and Salvation Army workers soliciting alms and clothing. A young woman in a blue suit and fur, and a man with Army cap, lacked credentials. Ensign S I A Moyer warns swindlers. Army notes kettle fund limited by cold weather but resumes as it warms, with about 100 drums in stores for contributions.

Good Fellows Salvation Army Santa Claus Fourth Street Mowey

Hazleton News Roundup of Visits and Local Events

Hazleton notes a two month visit by Mrs. Will King to Boulder Colorado and various guests, travels of Rev Horace Foote and relatives, upcoming weddings, club gatherings, travel plans, illnesses and recoveries, and local social happenings including a Christmas bazar and a birth. The item lists many names and places such as Ida Finch H. Hunt Gearheart Lauer Ames and Dubuque, with indications of travel to Des Moines and Wisconsin.

Hazleton Will King Boulder Colo Ida Finch Will Reynolds Cedar Raunds H.H. Hunt Wm. Taylor Nichols N. Y Hts Fred Wilson Henry Suler Gearheart Mise Lauer Independance Horace Foote Ethel Clyde Somerville Tex Max Omaha Charles Lawrence Charles Fournier Belle Fourche John Young Minneapolis Thos Ziis T. E. McCurdy Des

Winthrop Newsmaker Returns From Rockford Visit

Alva Peck arrived back at his Rockford Illinois home Saturday after a two months stay with relatives in Winthrop. Lester Heywood of Yellowgrass Saskatchewan visits with his parents Alfred Heywood and spouse. The Whitney ladies held their an

Winthrop Alva Peck Rockford Ill Lester Heywood Yellowgrass, Sask Alfred Heywood Whitney

Dysart Reporter Annual Celebrates Town Spirit

The Dysart Reporter issues its annual Christmas edition with 16 pages of local features highlighting Dysart's year. Its front page poem It Isn't Your Town It’s You urges civic effort and personal stake to build a thriving community.

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Opal Types and Color Patterns in Jewelry

Opals differ greatly in color effects and patterns. The noble opal is valued for its brilliance. Patterns range from tiny pin point to larger harlequin shapes, with variations in size and form influencing value.

Five Drug Store Gases Dismissed Judge Platt Closes Cases

Waterloo court closes two years of cases after detective led probe into druggists. Several criminal and civil actions dismissed with costs. some defendants fined for illegal liquor sales. Other rulings include property sales authorization and bank case verdicts. Judge Platt to leave office, ending seventeen years of service.

Waterloo B. W. Schuneman Miller J. W. Muthern Wangler Brothers Co Ellis Drug Co State William M. Pettigrew State ¥S. CO. Poore F. J. Eightey Waterloo Malleable Irontworks J. C.farr State Exchange Bank R. N. Cowin Plainoff Mason Motor Co Black Hawk M. L. Wester Gilley E. Hamilton Elizabeth Hamilton E. Gilley

Mt Auburn Social Roundup includes Vinton visitors

Mrs L E Brady of Vinton visited in the home of her daughter Mrs K M Oliver, while Miss Alice Weig traveled to Vinton for a few days with Mr and Mrs Marietta. Roy Lee and Miss Lorena York visited in Vinton, and Mrs Maggie Bee along with Mrs Chas St Clair and Miss Amy Lee were in Vinton. Mrs Wm Schigtfelt and Mrs Chas Dorsey called in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids respectively. Mrs Charles Lee and Miss Helen Huppert spent Tuesday with relatives in Vinton. Turn to the Want Page.

Mt. Auburn L. E. Brady Vinton K. M. Oliver Alice Weig Anderson Waterloo Roy Lee Wm. Schigtfelt Maggie Bee Chas. St. Clair Amy Lee Charles Lee Helen Huppert

Fragmented Detroit Journal Quote Nonsense Lingers

A fragment from the Detroit Journal shows a cryptic line about truth and veil with wrath, conveying a sense of editorial mood rather than a clear event or person. The unreadable text offers no concrete details or names to anchor a broader summary.

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