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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1913

Page

12

Belle Plaine Man Disappears Mysteriously

Belle Plaine Se. Feb 1 mystery surrounds the disappearance of D Pettit proprietor of a West Main confectionery. He was last seen Wednesday morning and traced to Cedar Rapids before vanishing. He is believed to carry about $100, no foul play suspected. Wife noted normal routine, store kept in usual condition. Son found store locked at noon and light burning, prompting police and local searches. Pettit was reputed steady and quiet with good standing among friends in Janesville.

Belle Plaine D. Petiit West Main Cedar Rapids Orville

Linden social notes mention local moves and visits

Linden January 31 report lists Henry Klebs moving his family into the George Birdsall house at 1925 Lafayette Street and Henry Call and sons relocating to Dearborn Avenue. Will Castle of Marble Rock visited L. C. Low on Lafayette Street, while Mrs. Miranda Bandfield spent the week with relatives.

Linden Henry Klebs George Birdsall Lafayette Street Henry Call and Sons Dearborn Avenue Will Castle Marble Rock L. C. Low Miranda Bandfield

Rheumatism Affects Lungs Cough Remedy Ad Promoted

An advertisement touts a blood purifying remedy claimed to cure bronchial coughs and rheumatic chest pains. It markets Swift's Sure Specific as a blood bath that boosts red cells, improves appetite, and ends coughs, urging readers to buy a bottle for one dollar at drug stores and to write for medical advice.

Swift Swift Ride Atlanta

Tax Commission Bill Rejected by Iowa Legislatures

Des Moines Feb 1 The senate and house Ways and Means committees reject the Brindley draft for a permanent tax commission and draft their own bill instead. Subcommittees of seven from each chamber will co operate for joint sessions and hearings next week to resolve revenue law changes and whether to vest administration in a commission or keep state officers.

Des Moines Senate House Iowa Iowa Legislative Commission Brindley Permanent Tax Commission Allen Farr Francis Clarkson Webber Cowles Doran Jacobs Hunt Huff Erickson Scholz Crozier Hanson

Doctor Eddy to Demonstrate At Waterloo Theatre

Dr Eddy, a renowned medium, will stage spiritualistic demonstrations at Waterloo theatre Sunday night. A seated audience will witness slate writing, materialization, floating tables and chairs with questions answered on stage.

Dr. Eddy Waterloo Theatre Eddy Mme. Blavatsky Waterloo

Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo Areas

Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include J Jensen to Nels Friis of lot 2 block zit in Brown’s 2nd addition Cedar Falls for 2750 dollars and multiple transfers in West Waterloo La Porte City and surrounding areas for one dollar or small sums, involving parcels in 28-87-12 21-88-12 10-87-12 3-87-12 23-87-12 14 28-90-12 and other blocks. Name mentions include Albert Cole Caroline Igon Adolph J. Wittick and companies such as Iowa Canning Co United States to Gustavus Eastman.

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co J. Jensen Nels Friis EL Brown Cedar Falls Teanet Lamb, Et al Eliza J. Bickley Bickley West Waterloo Christian G. Roberto W FL & N Cc. Be, Arnett, Et al Albert Cole la Porte City Iowa Canning Co Caroline Igon Sandy McManus J. M. Brearton Adolph J. Wittick F. W. Gregory

Cumming Pushes One Term Bill Amid Roosevelt Debate

In Washington on February 1 Senator Cum ming urged a six year single term amendment for the presidency while critics argued it targets Colonel Roosevelt. The clash involved Williams Poindexter Hitchcok and Root amendments, with party lines and progressive concerns over applying limits equally. The Hitchc ock proposal failed 32 to 27, and Root's single term trigger was defeated.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Cumming Senate United States Williame Taft Wilson Williams Poindexter Hitchcock Senator Root

New Mexico Sues Texas Over Rio Grande Boundary

Washington feb 1 suit was begun yesterday by New Mexico against Texas in the supreme court to fix the boundary between the two states. New Mexico asks the mid channel of the Rio Grande as it existed in 1860 to be the true boundary between 82nd and 31st degrees 47 minutes north latitude.

Washington New Mexico

Eight Hour Demand Passed by British Trades Congress

London February 1 A resolution for an eight hour day for all workers was adopted by the trades union congress with over two million wage earners present. Notices to employers refusing the demand will be handed in March and contracts with them end May 1 when a walkout will occur. Also a farmer from Yukon Missouri endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs.

London Trades Union Congress

Scholarship to honor Titanic victim son Meyer

Ithaca NY Feb 1 In memory of their son Edgar J Meyer a Cornell graduate who perished in the Titanic disaster Mr and Mrs Eugene Meyer of New York City have given 10000 dollars to found a fellowship in mechanical and electrical engineering

Ithaca, N. Y Edgar J. Meyer Cornell Eugene Meyer New York City

One Lone Drunk and Fines in Police Court Rollup

One lone drunk faced Police Judge Meyers and received the usual six dollar fine after admitting to overindulgence and returning from Denver to Waterloo sober. Three Greeks were fined fifty dollars each for gambling with the total amount suspended upon repayment to a victim. Joe Gentle of Gentle Bros. was arraigned for cheating by short weights. lease details await advisory, as information was filed by J. B. Webb. Major theatre bill at Majestic features The Police Inspector with a strong cast plus Godfrey and Henderson, Braun Sisters, Barnes and King, and Pollard in a billiard-themed act.

Meyers Denver Waterloo Hel Fruit Vonder Joe Gentle Gentle Bros Gentle J. B. Webb

Tennesseeans Select Jackson and Sevier for Hall Statues

Nashville Feb 1 The commission chosen to pick two Tennesseeans to be honored with statues in statuary hall at Washington selected John Sevier the Indian fighter and first Tennessee governor and Andrew Jackson hero at the battle of New Orleans and later president The report will go to the legislature.

Nashville Tenn Washington John Sevier Andrew Jackson New Orleans

Day of Prayer Observed at Emanuel Church Courthouse Square

The Emanuel Evangelical church in Courthouse square will observe the annual day of prayer for missions Sunday. The Woman's Missionary Society will run the morning program and the pastor will speak in the evening on "Praying for More Laborers." Special music will accompany both services.

Emanuel Evangelical Church Courthouse Square Woman's Missionary Society

Evans Piano Co Sees Strong Year and Iowa Buy Benefit

E. E. Waters of the Evans Piano Co reports a flourishing year after attending the annual meeting in Chicago. The firm, with offices in the Fine Arts Building and a Des Moines factory, notes that the shift to Iowa goods has aided its business growth.

E. E. Waters Evans ‘Piano’ Company Chicago Evans Piano Company Fine Arts Des Moines

Soo Line Travel Ad Reaches Western North America

An ad notes free information on routes from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Minnesota North Dakota Saskatchewan Alberta and the Pacific Northwest via the Soo Line. Contact D P Harley at 210 Fifth St Des Moines Iowa for details.

Minnesota No. Dakota Saskatchewan Alberta Pacific Northwest Soo Line St. Paul Minneapolis Harley, D. P Fifth St Des Moines

Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Severe Kidney Trouble Says Skelton

W S Skelton of Stan ley Indiana says he would not take 3100.00 for the relief a single box of Foley Kidney Pills gave him after a severe kidney attack with back pain. He reports the pills entirely relieved him and notes the product is sold by all druggists.

W.S. Skelton Stanley Ind

Sugar Prices Drop Amid Shopper Frustration

Record price decline shocks consumers as sugar costs fall from 19 pounds for $1.00 to 5.00 per 100 pounds. Retailers blame federal tariff policy and refinery consolidation, arguing the slump is aimed at staving off tariff changes. The piece notes consumer hardship and questions why prices are set to ease.

Washington Congressional Committee On Tariff

Nervous Prostration Testimonials From Philadelphia and Ephrata

Philadelphia residents report rapid relief from nervous prostration after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with claims of restored sleep energy and ability to work. Another Pennsylvania case describes pale weak spells and headaches improved by the same remedy with gains in weight and improved complexion. The notices invite readers to write for confidential advice to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lyon Massachusetts.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Johnston Siegel Street Ephrata Mra J. W. Hornsercer R. No. 3

Public Sale Of Hotel Furniture At American House

Auctioneer Co B E Phifer sells all hotel furniture including beds bedding dressers chairs carpets kitchen fixtures and office items plus 125 bushels of potatoes at public auction. The sale occurs at the American House corner Fifth and Commercial streets on Saturday February 8 at 10 o clock a m.

Russell-Lamson Fifth and Commercial Streets BE. Phifer

Sugar schedule sparks tariff versus supply debate

Refiners of the ash aring staple argue that supply and demand regulate sugar quotations, not tariff meddling. A meeting is planned tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock under no-saloon forces to discuss saloon petitions, withdrawal, and other wet-dry campaign features.

Father John's Medicine touted as safe cold remedy

An advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as pure wholesome food that strengthens children during colds and coughs. It claims no alcohol or dangerous drugs, notes 11 years of success, and presents it as a doctor's prescription product available from Carleton Tinney Company in Lowell Mass for one dollar plus prepaid express.

Father John Carleton Tinvey Company Lowell Mass

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. Pettit Case Janesville Carlton Desk Vary Bleke Ladies’ Aid Society The Linid M. KB. Cberch Joel Loveland A. J. Fairburn Lime Fremont Streets 5Oe Doctor Eddy T. FR Arizona Texas F. B. Walling Yukon Foley Majestic Majestic Theatre Godfrey Henderson Abroad Braun Barnes and King Pollard Jackson and Sevier Father John's Family Mutsen, K.P J.G. Hutzell West Main St Fort Wayne Post Office Elsie ST. Leon Margaret Mayo Polly Gold Creek
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