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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1915

Page

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Iowa Turns 69 Without Notable Observance

Des Moines reports Iowa's 69th birthday passed with little fanfare. Historical notes trace statehood to December 29 1846 with population growth from 102 385 to 2 224 771 by the last census and rail expansion transforming the state. A later item notes auto fire insurance rate reductions effective January 1 with industry-wide competition and some broker boycott disputes.

Des Moines Iowa Union Congress Tawa Eighth Legislative Assembly Territory of Ansel Briggs Iown Hastings Shepherd Leffler Towa Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Davenport Council Bluffs Iowa City Muscatine

Hawkeye Butter Trademark Aimed at First Quality Brand

After the year begins the trademark for Hawkeye Butter will be put into operation. Created by the Thirty-sixth general assembly the mark brands first quality town butter to help housewives and buyers distinguish top grade from lower varieties offered for sale.

Thirty-sixth General Assembly

Iowa State College to Inspect Butter Trademark for Quality

The state plans a strict inspection program for butter from creameries using a new trademark. State dairy inspectors under Commissioner W B Barney will assess meets of quality at Iowa creamery facilities, ensuring only pure high grade butter bears the mark. The design features a double circle with an outlined state map and the words Town Butter First Quality State Butter Control.

Ime Iowa State College Ames W. B. Barney Dairy and Food Commissioner Fts Iowa

Frederika Opens New Bank Building in Frederika

Charles Golding, president and cashier, announces Frederika’s Bank of Frederika has moved to a new brick and tile building on Main Street. The 22 by 60 foot, basemented structure includes a marble lined lobby, two vaults with nickel doors, 175 safety deposit boxes, modern heating and lighting, and a private cash vault. Everett Zwanziger joins as bookkeeper, a Waterloo Business College graduate and son of local residents.

Frederika Charles Golding Jbanking Ias Safety Deposit Bankers’ Safety Company of Cincinnati Charles Gold Golding Bank of Frederika Everett Zwanziger Zwanziger J. W. Zwanziger Mie Waterloo Business College Business School

Interurban link to Muscatine routes through Iowa City

Indications that the Towa City Muscatine interurban will open by mid January. Stock sales reach 60 090 dollars at Muscatine and about 50 000 at Towa City. Muscatine and Iowa City set 56 000 dollars each for their end. The line spans 105 miles on Rock Island tracks through Muscatine Montezuma What Cheer and Iowa City.

Towa City Muscatine Iowa City Road of Noiats Rock Island Railway Montézuma What Cheer

New School Building at Tamats Damaged by Fire

A new $65,000 school building in Tamats was badly damaged by fire early yesterday. Local department efficiency and fireproof walls limited total loss. Glass damage estimated at about 400,000. Defective wiring is believed to have caused the blaze.

Tami

Consistent Objection to Post Office Change in Iowa Falls

Residents in the Owasa vicinity oppose a Washington dictated mail routing change. The shakeup shifted Giwasa postoffice addresses to Town Falls with service from this city, prompting many patrons to continue using Owasa for mail rather to accept the new routing.

Iowa Falls Owasa Washington Giwasa Postolica Town Falls

Alleman Heir Gift of Land Famously Tallies 100000

Daniel Alleman of Polk County Iowa gave each of his four children a portion of land totaling about 100000 in value. One child received a full quarter section of land near an interurban station with land valued up to 200 per acre. The heirs named are G Walter Alleman Otis D Alleman Mrs Witlany Conkle and Mrs George Bogenriey.

Nevada Daniel Alleman Iowa Path G.walter Alleman Otis D. Alleman Witlany Conkle George Bogenriey

Davenport saloonkeepers plan fight over maid law repeal

Davenport saloonkeepers unite to oppose prohibition enactment. They held a secret meeting to map plans and intend to hire skilled legal counsel. Prosecutor Henry Jebbens has alerted the attorney general who may visit around January first.

Davenport Det Henry Jebbens Scott County Cosson Iowa

Armory Rentals Rise for Iowa National Guard Units

Waterloo armories see rental increases after a 36th General Assembly law raise. The board sets yearly payments from 300 to 3,000 dollars per company with Waterloo and Mason City hosting two sites each and Des Moines two. Future leases require board approval before commitments.

Des Moines Iowa National Guard Kenerel Assembly Burlington Washington Fairfield Iowa City Ida Grove Sheldon Boone le Mars Cherokee Hagle Grove Machine Gun Company Gripnet Villisca Ottumwa Glenwood Corning Counci Sinffs Red Oak Lwwo Waterloo Tivo Mason City Port Dodge Dubuque Shenandoah Webster City Charles City Cedar Falls Winterset Ames Ovo Cedar Rapids Board Mast Tipton Machine Gun Company Keokuk Oxka- Ioosa Field Hospital Manchester Sioux City Clarinda Clifton Clinton Davenport Muscatine Atst

Hearing on Foot and Mouth Disease Meeting in Des Moines

Des Moines reports Dr. J J Gibson state veterinarian joins Chicago conference called by Senator Kenyon on foot and mouth disease. Senate panel probes outbreak causes and safeguards while U S officials debate import policies and quarantine effectiveness. Iowa animal health commission to discuss lifting Illinois quarantine January 4 with mixed views.

Des Moines J. J. Gibson Chicago Kenyon Senate United States Congress Niles Mich Iowa Animal Health Commission Illinois Commission

Stop Rheumatism With Scott's Emulsion in Airfood Remedy

Ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a blood purifying tonic for rheumatism and uric acid buildup. Claims it enriches blood, strengthens organs, and helps expel acids, with a warning that it cannot harm and has helped thousands.

Scott Scot & Bowne Bloomfield

Local notices report Black in critical condition and other town items

Prof Robert J Black longtime phrenologist and Benton County supervisor elect suffered a stroke at his Vinton home early yesterday morning his condition reported serious. Death of baby son family Schultz south of town mourns pneumonia death services held at Lutheran church in Hidorado township. Charles Harper county supervisor elect had a severe scalp wound from a wood chopping accident. George Geist dies at home presumed heart failure survived by son and daughter. Cyprus commandery No 37 K T elects officers for the year with Reeve Fry and J A Ruhl among new leaders.

Vinton Robert J. Black Black Bfe Albert Sehultz Charles Harper Samme Harper George Geist Mr. Geist Germany Cyprus Cyprus Commandery K.T Reeve Fry J. A. Ruhl

Obituary Notice for Mrs Relas of Benton County

Mrs Relas died at her home in Benton County on Monday night after a lingering illness. She was about 65 years old and had lived in the county since childhood.

Tain H .C. Eckles J. S. Culver da. Bills Trensurer W. &H. Bicket George Reins Pawses Jorge ‘Relas Garrison Ra. Reias Benton County

Swallows Poison to Win the Only Girl

John Mitchell, a young farmer near Minburn, attempted suicide by drinking chloroform to win Mary Stimer after a quarrel. Doctors saved him, the couple reconciled at the hospital, and their engagement is announced with a wedding planned soon.

Perry John Mitchell Minburn Mitchell Mary Stimer

We Spend Our Health Like Endless Wealth Druggist Talk

Ernest Simpson promotes West Baden Sprudel Water as a health laxative in a Waterloo health talk. The advertisement claims constipation dangers and urges weekly glassful use before breakfast. Simpson operates at 316 West 4th Street and markets bottled Sprudel in large and small sizes.

Waterloo Ernest Simpson West Baden Indiana West 4Th Street

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