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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

3

City In Brief: Holiday Visits And Local News

Local notes report visitors and Christmas gatherings across the city including Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Heyer in Brimner, Mrs. Edith Wynn with her daughter, and Burdette Pash in Cedar Rapids. Ice rescues, travel of Judge Ransler, and an election plan to electrify the Charles City interurban line are mentioned alongside a Masonic temple meeting and a newborn in the Trott family.

Erwin Heyer Brimner C. E. Ransler B. W. Tabor Independence Merrian Fred Waits Plainfield T. M. Waits Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's Association Reading Pythian Temple W. B. Trott Locust Street Santa Claus Rhinesmith Charles City Intelligencer Charles City Marble Rock Tabernacle Chapter Xu. M

Market Wrap: New York Stocks Mixed Across Key Issues

Prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed results with notable stocks such as Canadian Pacific Reading United States Steel and American Sugar trading at varied levels. Industrials like Union Pacific and Southern Pacific posted modest gains while others including Pennsylvania Rock Island and Missouri Pacific moved uncertainly amid broad trading activity.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Atchison Tee American Smelter The Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Aest Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit Wee Ck Tnited States Steel, Common United States Steel, Pfd

Masons Set Dec 3 Meeting With Lecture On Masonry

A city Masonic committee led by Ralph Dunskelberg H O Kelly and W H Scheel sent notices for the annual Masonic meeting on December 3 at the Masonic temple at 2 PM Third degree work will occur A buffet supper is planned at the Knights of Pythias building from 6 30 to 9 PM A program featuring Rev Joseph Fort Newton of Cedar Rapids will discuss What Is Masonry A reception and dance follow at the K P hall A joint installation of officers from all Masonic bodies and the O E G will take place at the Masonic Temple on January 7 at 7 30 PM

Masonic Lodge Ralph Dunskelberg H. O. Kelly W. H. Scheel Masonic Temple D. m Knights of Pythias P.m K. of P Joseph Fort Newton Cedar Rapids K. P

Met Defeat In Roug House Fight

George W. Thorton a boilermaker sought Christmas celebration but after revival believed his convictions were right. He visited Illinois Central boiler shops last evening to make a cleaning but crowds blocked him. Escaping left him battered with cuts and missing clothing. Arrested by Officer Young and arraigned in police court on drunk and disorderly charges pled guilty and received three days in jail.

George W. Thorton Thorton Ilinois Central Young 1. C

Advertised Lottery Participants and Sponsors Listed

A long advertisement lists numerous names of ladies and gentlemen likely participants or subscribers, including Nora Bell Mae Bright Irene Britcell Madge Cannon and many others. The notice also references several sponsors or associated entities such as Market Cigar Co Lewis Millinery Mars & Co and Produce Co. The list names individuals and firms in a community notice style typical of such solicitations.

Nora Bell Mae Bright Irene Britcell Madge B. ‘Cannon E. &. Cleveland Frank Collins E. A. Cowell J.crawford Mark Culbertson Jane Dockerly Goldie Downey Winifred Flannagan Edna Fuehrer Matjtie Gindt Mary Gitt Lena Hopson C. J. Ingols Jennie Is. King Jennie Leathers Etta Lynklip Margaret Mahesmney Eva Miller Wm. Mitchell Frank Morgan Grace Scott Morrison M. Munidell Minnie Newcomer Sarah Roazeljle Christinia Schaller S. Mary Simmons Neoma Biker Bertha Stiner Lucy Stitfie Sechrist W. S. Sewell Harley Spies W. Stephenson Gene Thomas F. G. iUchylit Alva Wagoner EL Watvers Als. Wemple Frank Whitney Ack Wilson Connell Brothers List Produce Ca Goold Balance Valve iCo Market Cigar Co Lewis Millinery Mars & Co Anna Tl. Gunstead Hawks Mra. 1D Jones Ales Kissoils Peter Sawcroft Georgion Peojarakt M. H. Krlly

Banks rush to join federal reserve system in 1920s push

In Washington, officials report more than 400 national banks and trust companies from across the United States have applied for membership in the federal Reserve system. Major centers like New York Chicago and Boston show slower early uptake as plans to divide the nation into reserve districts proceed. An official announcement of the district map is expected soon. Also discussed are agricultural notes on potato farming and the potential for alcohol production from potato starch and by products.

Washington, D. C Federal Reserve System of Banks Treasury Department New York Chicago Boston McAdoo Houston Hudson Trust Company of Europe Corn Germany

German Potato Growing Boosts Soil and Yields

A Washington specialist notes a German bulletin argues potato cultivation via crop rotation green manuring and fertilizing improves soil structure aeration and subsequent crops. Eastern Germany relies on potatoes to develop light fertile soils. profits from the crop justify liberal fertilizer use and weed control through clean culture.

Agricultural Department Washington i Germany

Congressman Lewis Pushes Government Ownership of Lines

Rep David I. Lewis of Maryland plans a political campaign to nationalize telephone and telegraph lines. He has introduced a bill aiming to place control of the nation’s communications infrastructure under government ownership.

Washington Congresa David I. Lewis Maryland Telephone J and Telegraph Companies Wie

Funeral Service for S. B. Pepper in Ottumwa

Funeral held at First M E church with hundreds in attendance. Senate and House party from Washington joined the service and viewed the casket. Interment followed at Shaul Cemetery beside his mother. eulogies by Senator Jones and Rep. Joseph Russell.

Ottumwa S. 8 Pepper M. EB Senate House Washington Co. G. Hiftyfourth Regiment National Guards Malta Knights Templar Amos Montgomery Presbyterian Church J. H. Cudlipp D. C. Smith Methodist Church Senator Jones Joseph Russell Missouri Shaul Central Committee National M. J Wade

Overlooking a Bet in Esperanto Language Phrase

A brief note attributed to Toleao Blade contemplates Esperanto as a vehicle for baseball chatter becoming universally used. The fragment hints at linguistic play in sports discourse and global adoption.

Toleao

Last present proves fatal for Sparta man

Julius Swartziow, 78, a wealthy Sparta resident, collapsed and died on Christmas Eve while purchasing the final gift in a store. Doctors attributed the death to apoplexy as the package touched his hand and fell to the floor. The incident occurred in Virginia on December 26.

Sparta Julius S. Swartziow

Brother Coming for David Brown Funeral Arrangements

William Brown brother of David Brown arrives in Waterloo from South Wayne Wisconsin to arrange funeral plans for David Brown who died at Presbyterian hospital from pneumonia. He had lived with Mr and Mrs Ternesa at 1201 Hammond avenue for twenty years and is survived by sister Mrs Mary Raisbeck of Darlington Wisconsin. Remains taken to Petersen Bros undertakers for burial prep.

William Brown David Brown Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo South Wayne Wis Mary Raisbeck Darlington Petersen Bros

Wanted to Start Immediately Private Home Keeper

Classified notice seeks a competent woman to serve as home keeper in a private family setting. Must be fond of children and capable of managing household tasks. Contact 288 Black Cedar Falls for details.

L. Hendricks Main St Cedar Falls

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