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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

5

Caldwell's financial windfall and future plans revealio

E P Caldwell former police judge writes to the Courier detailing wealth from forming Caldwell Holding Co and patent grants. He claims $100000 plus stock from parent organization and a $200000 rolling mill project ahead. brother of J D and G W Caldwell of Waterloo. Universalist Church Christmas program shifts to choir and trees with events at the church and school Tuesday.

E. P. Caldwell The Courier Chicago E. P. Caldwell Holding Co Caldwell Universalist Church

Unions to Withdraw Funds From Indianapolis Banks

After recent labor trouble in Indianapolis officers of international unions with city headquarters announced they will withdraw all withdrawable funds on January 1. Total deposits are between 4 and 5 million dollars.

Indianapolis Ind

Father Carrying Son Is Walking Again After Doctor Myers

Phillip eight, son of farmer T J Durnan of Oelwein, paralyzed on his left side, walks again after three months of treatment by Dr. Myers in Waterloo Iowa. Durnan praises the doctor for restoring his boy and notes low charges and the doctor’s permanence in town at 712 1 2 Sycamore St.

Philip Dr. Myers Iowa Myers Hig Sycamore St Waterloo

States urged to ratify reapportionment of delegates

Washington D C Dec 19 Republican state conventions or organizations will be urged to ratify the national committee reapportionment plan for delegates to national conventions. A special committee led by Charles B Warren of Michigan will issue an address to states with details of the scheme to be approved by Jan 1 1915. The plan passed with seven dissenters and needs majority electoral votes. Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas praises Chamberlains Tablets for curing her liver complaint.

Washington, D. C Charles B. Warren Michigan Hadley Missouri Hatfield West Virginia Warren Iva Smith Point Blank Texas

Riverside notes and social rounds from Jesup

Jesup news briefs list visitors from Waterloo and Independence, farm work, church events, a Christmas play at Grand Opera House, and local club activities. The item notes births, moves, and upcoming meetings, with multiple residents and guests named.

Christmas Eve Programs at Local Churches Invite All

The first January meeting will announce planned programs at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches for Christmas Eve. Participants have been drilled and the entertainment promises unusual merit. organizers urge every boy and girl to attend and be filled with lasting joy.

Con cenial club luncheon features political convention

Winthrop Iowa reports the second annual Con cenial club luncheon with about fifty attendees and a political convention and election as the highlight of the evening. Local social updates include numerous visits and travel between Independence, Dubuque, Masonville, Jesup, Waterloo, and other nearby towns.

Sunday Guests at John Slaughter Home and Visitors

Mrs Florence Cory stayed Friday at the A L Alderman home in Doria. John and Mike Fagan are in Spokane called by Will Fagan’s illness. A C Householder and wife from Fort Clark N D visit their son Dr Householder. Mrs Charley Cowell of Waterloo visits sister Mrs C W Yeager. Dan Short and wife with baby from Caldier Canada arrive Wednesday for a month with relatives.

G. Hubbard Waterloo D. C. Woodrum M. C. Jenks G. Fox Grace L. D. Stocking P. C. Heige Independence M. Shepherd Margaret Goff Hazleton E. Barger J. M. Barger Catherine Collins Winthrop J. McGrath Conte Collins Colling Ruth Walker J. B. Trumbauer Haven I. Fox Nevin Shane Presbyterian Church R. Stevenson H. Freed Frankfort Kan E. Miller C. L. Bright Miller Stanton Stoddard Stoddard Helena Richie Grand Opera House H. Werling Paul Krueger Portland Ore Krueger B. Y. P. U. Society of the Baptist Church M. H. Peak H. B J. Houck Bessie Alexander Conservatory of Muic E. Alexander Genevieve Wilhelm Freda Giewell Ida Russell Alexander Perman Sisters Ruby Laird Werence Knows Myra Sherman Addie Woodrum Kenneally Sacha Jenks Addie Walker Sallard Nelo Saminson Grace Miller Nelle Bordner Maud Houck Margaret Bloom Ida Belnert Concenial Club Mr. Kuhn Walker R. A. Morse McGraw Masonville Bridget Kane Nelle Anna Reidy Dubuque John Reidy Will Kerr Ryan John Kane W. Abbott Lamont J. C. Kloins Will Fern Frank Wilson Mrs. Winnegar Hendersonville N. C Frank Witmour John Strickle Pilot Grove J. D. Jackson Baby A. J. Cummer P. H. Collins Jesup D. C Harvey Gill Charley Miller Hazen Ark Arlington B. H. Clark Mary Thompson Lena Mattie Munsey Maude Dennie Harry Long Kate Collins Rowena McFarland Wm McFarland Glenn Bateman Central City John Bateman Henry Lord Charley Merrill Leta Swartzel L. N. Norman Rufus Jones H. T. Statson C. E. Lehrer L. F. Riley John Slaughter Florence Cory A. L. Alderman Doria John Mike Fagan Spokane Wash Weir Will Fagan A. C. Householder Fort Clark N. D Dr. Householder Charley Cowell C. W. Yeager Dan Short Caldier Canada

Cure for Terrible Itching with Cuticura Soap and Ointment

R F D No 3 Clarkfield Minnesota resident describes long standing skin itching easing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports relief after second application and complete cure after six weeks. Ad notes sample offer and post card address for Cuticura Dept T Boston.

Clarkfield Minn Gorton Cuticura Dept. T Boston

Local Happenings in Orchard This Week

A. 8 Thornsburg visited Osage between trains Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Phillipa visited Charles City Sunday. Merlin Johnson shopped in town Monday. School closes for two weeks. Christmas tree at Congregational church on Christmas Eve. John C. Lee visiting his son Dr. Frank Lee in Riceville. Mildred Lewis back at school after grip. Several residents shopped in town Monday. Vera Bryant from Huron visited grandmother Mrs. W. D. Bryant. Clarence Morse injured eye last week but recovering. Lots of social visits and Town activities with Osage trips and local gatherings.

Andy Bogart George Crawford Vera Bryant Huron W. D Bryant Clarence Morse Linnie Shotwell Jennie Lee Chas Lewis Mable Galley Stacyville Christian Endeavor Osage W. F. Penney Arthur Hoel Gladys Albert Anderson Mres Will Snively A. P. Underwood Owen Snively L. L. Bond

Osage News Roundup and Real Estate Transfers

Osage reports a Thursday train stop with C W Bond returning and Miss Inez Millard visiting. Real estate transfers list multiple lots in Dunkerton Cedar Heights Waterloo Kenwood Park and other areas with prices ranging from $1 to $4 950 and reference to abstracts and plats.

Osage C. W. Bond Inez Millard Hudson C. D. Pedersen W. H. Hey Waterloo C. O. Lamson Katherine Enedley Kenwood Park Margaret S. Riehl John Philip Nottger Riehl Waterslan

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Thomas S. Thomas Furniture Company ST. Waterloo-Sa Black Garrabrant Florida Cuba Rock Island Lines Law Tae la Letine T. Ryan Watorion T. J. Durnan Oelwein Signel, T. J. Durnan W. M. Robe N. A. George Lucy Durham Littleton B. F. Hinderliter Charles Emerson Rev. Phelps of Hilda Freed Perry Township W. Hilton Amelia Lang Silas Sherman Henry Oliver Barclay UGK Lice Tey First National Bank Building Lot Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Fred C. Canfield Errol F. Canfield Dunkerton Charles A. Rownd Quackenbush Edwards Cedar Heights Phillip Shaffner F. R. Hollis C.B. Zack L. BP. Schuman Merry Xmas Coats the People's West Fourth Street
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