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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1915

Page

8

YWCA Gilg Learn to Cook And Gym News

The YWCA forms a new domestic science department with Miss Sedgwick guiding two classes weekly. Helen Sedgwick’s scientifically practical cooking instruction targets members away from home. Gym contest heats up as classes vie for members, running to Feb 6. Dr. E T Richards to speak Friday on faith and South Africa. Dodge memorial vesper to honor Grace Hoadley Dodge and first industrial club founder.

Sedgwick Milwaukee-Downer College Helen Sedgwick Mises Sedgwick la Porte Guy Falls Hanlon Cary Stewart Coleman Richards E. T Richards South Africa Dodge Grace Hoadley Dodge New York City Pettit

Three Engines to Buck Snow Drifts

The Illinois Central branch train, due last evening, arrived today pulled by three locomotives and a snow plow after hours in heavy drifts. It left Albert Lea yesterday night, with Orchard the first cleared stop. a northbound train made it to Nashua and Charles City before night. A picturesque northbound train passed today with cars and engines blanketed in snow. Twins Born. Mr and Mrs Will Farmer of 514 Archer avenue are the parents of twins, a boy and a girl, born Sunday weighing five pounds each.

Illinois Central Branch Albert Lea Orchard Nashua Charles City Will Farmer Archer Avenue

Real Estate Offers and Local Classifieds Section

Real estate for sale 40 acres near Cedar Falls 30 acres near Fairbank and 120 acres near Fairbank prime parcels. 1 2 acre windy no sand black soil west side 250 dollars. Lewis Miller Waterloo address and phone. Wanted young lady sewin g position with dressmaker. Address H D care Courier. Wanted men automobile repair chauffeurs demonstrators. Allen's Auto School Des Moines teaches short course. Wanted to rent 6 or 7 room modern house near car line D 22 care Courier. Fox towne trustees postpone road superintendent meeting to Thursday Feb 4 Nick Terna clerk. Found bunch of keys East 4th street or West 4th street leave at McDermott drug store reward. Real estate for sale five rooms two porches near Cedar River park possession May 1 price 2500 dollars with 250 cash balance 200 monthly inquire phone 2455 Black or 724.

Cedar Falls Fairbank West Side Lewis Miller West 4Th St Waterloo H. D Care Courier Allen's Auto School Forest Ave Des Moines Car Inc Fox Towne Nick Terna East 4Th Street McDermott Drug Store Cedar River Park

Waterloo City Notes and Arrivals Brief

A roundup of local individuals and movements includes John T. Sullivan at Grundy Center legal matters, visitors from Parkersburg and Des Moines in Waterloo, a jail quarantine for scarlet fever, a promissory note suit for 1255 dollars, a marriage license issued for Allan Crawford and Margie Bloomer, and multiple travels and recoveries involving Waterloo residents and guests. Additional notes cover divorce proceedings by Anna Hemmer, theatre additions at Plaza with The Sign of the Cross and Paul Davis performances with Ralph Mason Hix.

John T. Sullivan Grundy W. L. Anderson Parkersburg Waterloo Co. C. King Des Moines Plaza Theatre Bryant Paul Davis Holy City Davis Ralph Mason Hix

Tama Jim Seeks Big State Aid Against Foot and Mouth

Des Moines Iowa February 2 former secretary of agriculture Tama Jim Wilson told a joint session of the house and senate that swift decisive action is needed to stamp out foot and mouth disease. He urged an appropriation of at least 100000 to be kept in the state treasury as insurance against recurrence of contagious diseases and urged prompt full compensation to cattle owners destroyed by quarantine measures. He supported federal controls and urged centralization of authority possibly transferring federal staff to state positions.

Des Moines Tama Jim” Wilson House Senate Iowa

Grace Church Hosts Medical Society Annual Institute

Grace Methodist church officials voted to let the Iowa State Medical Society use the church auditoriums for its annual institute in Waterloo. The event, set for May 12 to 14, will bring 350 to 400 physicians and over 500 visitors including exhibitors.

Grace Methodist Church Towa State Medical Society Institute of the State Medical Society Waterloo

Sunday Dinner Honors Washington Guests Whitworths

Mrs. C. F. Wilson hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Whitworth of Washington DC. Guests included Mr. Miller the postal inspector and Mrs. Miller from St. Louis, Mrs. Consigne, Mr. and Mrs. Merner, Mr. and Mrs. Paulger, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Dr. Arnett, Mrs. Hussey, Miss Hussey, Miss Hamminsway, and the Whitworth brothers of Cedar Falls.

C. F. Wilson T. A. Whitworth Washington, dC Miller Postofice St. Louis Consigne Cottage W. H. Merner Leo Paulger A. Wagner Arnett Hussey Hamminsway Whitworth Brothers Cedar Falls

Work Cure Reduces Number of Beggars in Waterloo

Chief Leighton reports a drop in itinerants after the city offered food for those willing to work. From Jan 21 to Jan 20 the sleepers tally ranged from eight to twenty, with only one of nineteen volunteers taking work. Those staying sleep in beds at the city jail, not in the city hall basement.

Leighton Waterloo Watertow

Wet Canvassers Prepare Rush to Gather Signers

Solicitors for the saloon petition plan an aggressive campaign over the next week to file with the county auditor. Open saloon advocates hire new canvassers to reach most unsigners and to complete clerical work. Each signer is checked against registration records, and investigations occur when forgery doubts arise, with totals final only at filing one week hence.

Maen

Sea Is Free Says Churchill in Interview

Paris February 2 Winston Churchill declares in an interview with The Matins editor Hughes Lerouys that England now has a free sea for the first time in history. He says past victories offered no security like today and notes possible German use of South American ports, while predicting united U.S. support and precautions respecting neutrality.

Paris England Winston Spencer Churchill Great Britain Admiralty Hughes Lerouys Matins Trafalgar Germany South America United States

Mrs Aurelia Koons Dies of Heart Trouble

Mrs Aurelia Koons, 76, died at 6:30 this morning at her daughter’s home on Ashland Avenue from heart trouble. The body was moved to Kistner mortuary for burial preparation and will be taken to Vinton for burial tomorrow.

Aurelia Koons Gertrude Lyons Ashland Avenue Kistner Mortuary Vinton

Real Estate Deal Boosts Local Market Prospects

Local real estate men anticipate an active season after a notable sale. Dr John G Bickley purchased a third of the Finnerty tract between Kimball and Mitchell avenues, previously held by M B Neff Lewis Miller and John G Miller, with the price said to be above recent bids.

Finnerty Kimball and Mitchell Avenues John G. Bickley M. B. Neff Lewis Miller John G. Miller

DENERAL MARKETS NEW YORK PRODUCT

Butter firm receipts 19 188 tubs with higher scores 92 creamery 344 35. Cheese firm receipts 3 693 boxes state whole milk special 164. Eggs firm receipts 12 842 cases resh gathered selected fine 31 2 extra firsts 293 30. Poultry live steady western chickens 144 16 fowls 17 18 turkeys 14 15 dressed firm fresh fowls 33 18 turkeys 14 22 western roasting chickens 17 24. CHICAGO WHEAT News of large export sales pushed prices higher closing 1 3 to 83 4 above last night. Corn firm only slightly up with heavy stocks weighing on bulls. close nervy 3 to 3 4 and 1 8 net advance.

New York

Palan Bollman Co buyers tour east to shop garments

J B Falan and J T Fleming of the Palan Bollman Co. left for a buying trip through the east. They planned brief stops in Chicago and Cleveland where Wooltex garments are made. They would then spend two weeks or more in New York markets with the aim of shaping Waterloo’s spring array.

J.B. Falan J. T. Fleming Vie Palan-Bollman Co Chicago Cleveland Falan-Bollman Ca New York Waterloo

Passenger Train Stalled In Snow For 14 Hours At Marsholl

A Green Bay and Western line remains unable to operate out of Ctreen May Wis as snow fills a mile long bank. Northwestern, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul trains are hours late. no freight movement. wire service heavily impaired.

Ctreen May Wis Ghicana & Northwestern Marlholl Northwestern Green Hay & Western Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Commercial Club Directors Meet in Waterloo

At a Waterloo club and Chamber of Commerce gathering directors praised work by President Paul Davis and Secretary Hermann Miller Jr. The group reports rising membership and plans to invite the Ad Men's club and Waterloo Retail Merchants' association to join. Appointments cover house, legislative, bylaws, auditing, permanent membership, and two membership classes.

Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club Paul Davia Wit Hermann Miller, Jr Ad Men's Club Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association Davis House M. J. Morgan H.O. Bernbrock Hermann Miller C. Hernbrock J. 1 Williams W. W. Marsh

Poultrymen Seek Better Statutes

An open meeting for poultry fanciers drew 25 attendees at Carpenters' hall to discuss proposed laws. A bill would create a bureau of poultry under the state agricultural department. Representative Arch McFarlane urged the Waterloo Poultry Association to back the measure. Murtagh, secretary, asked for state poultry laws from Jefferson City and another meeting will be held to plan action.

Carpenters’ Hall Bureau of Poultry State Agricultural Department Arch McFarlane Waterloo Poultry Association Murtagh Jefferson City

Shotgun Quarantine Demanded in Clinton County

In Des Moines on February 2 a Clinton county farmers alliance delegation arrived demanding a strict shotgun guarded quarantine. They accuse some farmers of not observing foot and mouth restrictions and urge the senate to shrink the quarantined territory.

Des Moines Clinton County Farmers’ Alliance Senate

Robbery at Margadant Bros Grocery

Robbery reported at Margadant Bros Grocery, 1411 Fourth Street East. Perpetrators entered through a front window. small amount of money, tobacco and groceries stolen. An attempted rear door prying failed. Visitors meet with Dr. J I Gibson this afternoon at 1 30 to discuss plan.

J. I. Gibson Margadant Bros. Grocery Store Fourth Street East

Waterloo Nurse Honored Named Assistant Superintendent

Miss Anna Gordon, a Presbyterian hospital graduate, was appointed assistant superintendent of the Sartori hospital at Cedar Falls. Since graduation two years ago she has practiced private nursing with great success and formerly lived in Dexter, Iowa.

Anna Gordon Presbyterian Hospital Sartori Hospital Cedar Falls Gordon Miss Gordon Dexter

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