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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1911
Page
3
A Waterloo report recalls a Masonic gathering with a lecture on Masonry in Jerusalem and a tour of the Temple quarry. The evening featured a reception, formal dining, music by the Metropolis orchestra, and speeches by notable Masons.
Myrtle Cobrum describes severe back and head pains, sallow skin, and pimples. After temporary relief from a family doctor, a friend advised Cardui, leading to a cure after two bottles. She notes family members also benefited and endorses Cardui as a safe vegetable tonic.
The distribution plan aims to extend Holmestekers' ticket sales to hundreds of points across the great southwest. The expansion is presented as broadening access and boosting revenue for the ticket network and participating retailers.
Officers have accepted the chair and executive secretary posts. A meeting of pastors and representatives convened Thursday evening on J. Manughan and Rev. Moaht’s call. Church leaders from multiple Waterloo congregations voiced unity to advance the movement and all churches were urged to participate.
The council read and filed assessments for paving sewers and sidewalks totaling about 100000 dollars on 25 blocks. Petitions from Miles and Roosevelt street property owners for sewer construction were read and placed on file. Bids to pay on Bluff street will be sought at the next meeting. A resolution authorized advertising for bids on the present city hall property and plans for a new government building on city land at Sycamore and Third. Bonds for the Whitney road bridge totaling 10274 dollars were ordered issued in 21 yearly payments at 5 percent interest. The Thompson avenue vacation was set for the next meeting with property owner damages to be determined.
A crowded gathering in Wich recalls Elijah Crosser, long dead, famed for his immense stature. A voice in darkness affirms the spirit, asking if he is in heaven and if he is an angel, with a brief exchange ending as questions fade.
An odd ad promotes a medicine claiming to regulate and strengthen the body amid aging. It mentions kidney and urinary issues and urges readers to try the product named Poley Mia ney Ville credited to W. Pagrgart.
Rural teachers found occasional accommodation in Pennington and nearby towns. The text notes winter schooling, exams, and tests for spellers and teachers, with Mr. B. Wo. Theth of Waveriy praising a cough remedy. It mentions February tests and sales through Coke Whinn Co.
New Hartford Iowa residents share Christmas gifts and greetings. Munham surprised his wife with a Kingsley pin and others receive presents. several relatives visit, a daughter is born to T A Essex, and a Dunham reunion occurs. John Grady visits from Omaha for the holidays while Rev F L Miller preaches at the Methodist church amid scarlet fever quarantine.
An advertisement touts Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets as a nondigestion medicine that heals diseased stomach cells rather than irritating the lining. It argues against harsh digests and links indigestion to a range of symptoms including palpitations, vertigo, and insomnia, claiming free samples from Morris Drug Co.
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