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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
8
Moline seeks Central association inclusion as eighth city this season. A conference with Moline Commercial Club and league officials signals a likely rapid decision, with mass fan meetings planned. If admitted, Moline may pair with Clinton to strengthen the circuit and keep Keokee in play options.
Personal testimony from Clement Levinson dated November 22, 1912 describes years of eczema on hands with itching and sleep loss. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment for relief within one to two weeks and full cure in two months, noting prior remedies failed. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products for skin, hair, and nail care and offers free samples and a skin book.
The city of Moline owns a new park intended for a baseball club in an organized league but lacks grand stands, posing a difficulty for use. Marshalltown baseball men seek a franchise, hoping to join the league if Moline does not adopt an orphan franchise, with a population around 13,000.
Marehalltown, Ia February 3 fans hope to join the Central association as they vote to buy the Kewanee franchise if Moline does not exercise its option by February 6. Davenport’s Three-I team looms near. A. P. Strub chaired the meeting and F. J. M. Wilbur served as secretary amid fundraising.
Miss Natalie M. Haddon of St. Louis returns from six months in Peru with fiancé Frederick L. Olmstead. She claims a Peru trip and lake baths changed her hair to copper red via Lake Huacachina, finding permanent dye in the waters. She describes discovering Lake Huacachina’s sulfured water yielding auburn hair, and plans to marry Feb. 15.
The Caledonian association invites Alb Scotchmen and descendants of Scots to a 8 pm Saturday meeting at the Titchner and Goss Land company office on Sycamore street between Fifth and Sixth to elect officers, organize, draft a constitution and by laws for the current year. Cadvertianmunt coal for the furnace at 550 Bits.
Brief notices from Cedar Falls Iowa dated Feb 3. Carl Wild returns to Minneapolis to attend the Minnesota university. Local residents J P Austin visit from Winton to see J A Clay. Tuesday club officer elections today at Mrs F D Pierce. Teachers College basketball beats St Joseph college at Dubuque and Charles City college loses to Upper Iowa at Fayette. H S Giikey departs for month trip in Jamaica Costa Rica and Panama. Foreman Barnes resigns from municipal electric lighting plant. Olive Fain visits Ruth Egloft. A W Hansen of Rock Island has the grip. J J McIliton travels to Chicago to arrange for new theatre scenery and interior decorations. Dr W G Mullarky returns from business trip to the western estute. Cedar Falls Concert Band to perform at Teachers College next Friday. Rev O H Molmes speaks at Hudson Farmers Institute on “The Rare Art of Living.” Mrs J E Ivem visits Waterloo with Dr Jerger guest Mrs A J Fehirmer of Iowa Falls. Funeral today for John Hill born April 13 1822 Uniontown Pa who settled in Grundy county then Cedar Falls in 1891. Services at residence by G A R and Rev J L W Holland. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Smalt Lobe from Fires During January notes four alarms and total loss under 600.
School board met at city hall to review gymnasium sketches for a 64 by 84 foot facility on newly purchased district land. A former class donor provides 5400 toward a 20000 project, with voters expected to approve via tax. Also, Prof Meyerholz and others to speak on Educational Efficiency at Benson Schoolhouse with social time after.
Iowa forecast calls for generally fair weather, colder tonight with a south and east cold wave, while winds shift northwesterly. Chicago market notes show European visible supply rising, bearish pressure on wheat, mixed corn demand, and live stock receipts with hogs and cattle trading lower amid ample supplies. prices vary by commodity across futures and cash markets.
Fifty-two electrical contractors from every section of the state attended Waterloo's annual convention. The Electrical Contractors' association was formed with officers elected for 1914, aims to promote safety and standards, and foster state industry growth. Banquet and speeches followed sessions with out-of-state visitors predicting future success.
New York Feb 3 Lucius N Littauer a former congressman and his brother William Littauer of Gloversville NY pleaded guilty in federal district court to conspiracy to smuggle jewelry into the United States. Sentence was suspended.
Physician's advice for thin unde veloped men and women. Thousands suffer from exressive thinness and weak nerves but a newly discovered regenerative force called Sargol can promote fat growth and repair digestion. Six fat building elements combine in this preparation. Endorsed by physicians, used by prominent people, Sargol is promoted as harmless and inexpensive and a month of use should add flesh and strength by improving digestion and providing concentrated fats. Joder's Pharmacy and other druggists stock Sargol amid high demand.
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