Social notes from Waverly日 Feb 6
Waverly society round: Mrs Dan Newell of Finchford visiting her sister Mrs A Van Nordstrand. Mesdames Eggleston and Cooley of Plainfield guests here. Miss Gladys Ramsey of Clarksville attends opera house dance. Minnie Rabe and Mrs Chas Dorman of Finchford shop in Waverly. Frank Shepherd of Los Angeles visiting O Shepherd and Elmer. Mrs Will McRoberts in Waterloo on business. J G Latimer ill with grip. J A Mooney in Denver on business. Mrs Twyford Dynes of Findlay arrives for extended visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs H Curtis. A Lee visiting J Taake in Des Moines. T T K club hosts elaborate spread for Miss Dorothy Dawson from Madison university. Miss Mabel Erhardt of Chicago visiting Mrs O L Chaffee. Miss Alice Lawrence returns to Waterloo after brief visit. George Munnis attends wedding in Clarksville to friend Mrs Hannah Herring who is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Dan Newell
Finchford
A. van Nordstrand
Mesdames Eggleston
Cooley
Plainfield
Gladys Ramsey
Clarksville
Opera House
Minnie Rabe
Chas. Dorman
Frank Shepherd
Los Angeles
Twyford Dynes
Findlay
Ohio
H. Curtis
A. Lee
J. ¥. Taake
Des Moines
T. T. K. Club
Helen Harber
Dorothy Dawson
Madison University
Mabel Erhardt
Chicago
O. L
Chaffee
Alice Lawrence
Waterloo
George Munnis
Hannah Herring
Fred H. Shafer
Young Man on Motorcycle Killed in Railway Crossing Suit Dismissed
A $5,000 damage suit against Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railway was directed for verdict for the defendant by Judge Platt after evidence showed Earl Westcott 19 approached the tracks with negligence. The case, brought by estate administrator Westcott, followed the Ames precedent and cautioned citizens to slow and listen at crossings. The judge noted duty to look and stop when approaching railroad tracks and reserved whether the case will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Westcott
Earl Westcott
Judge Platt
Pickett & Bwisher
Reed & Tuthill
Second Street
Platt
Earl
Ames
High Court
Cage
Examination leak tied to Iowa pharmacist licenses
Iowa officials say ten of thirty successful pharmacist license candidates paid 400 for pretest question copies, traced to the state printer’s office. The investigation, led by John Fletcher and the state board of pharmacy, targets who sold advance questions as rumors swirled and passing grades rose unusually. The effort continues as officials review papers and identify responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Board of Pharmacy
John Fletcher
Fletcher
State Board of Pharmacy
Robert Henderson
Des Moines
Randolph Hotel
State House
State Board
Davenport Woman Escapes Surgeon Knife and Finds Cure
Mrs. T. Oliver of Davenport Iowa says Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy saved her from surgery for gall stones and severe digestive troubles. She reports rapid pain relief weight gain and recovery after using the product from Wangler Bros drug store or J K Joder & Son. The ad claims thousands nationwide share similar results and warns to beware imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Mayr
United States
Maya’s
Wangler Bros. Co
J. K. Joder & Son Drug Store
Geo. H. Mayr
Mig
Whiting St
Chicago
Snowbound cattle shot by hundreds during winter losses
Miss Myrtleugg arrived from Battoon to attend her uncle John B. Rugg's funeral but arrived after. Snow and cold devastate cattle in New Mexico as storms drive herd to mountain precipices where humane culling saves animals from prolonged suffering. George Rugg of Chicago attends. he sues for eye injury from the defendant. Attorneys Feely, Feely and Clark for the plaintiff and Pickett and Swisher for the defendant. A jury panel is listed with twelve men named as empaneled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtleugg
Battoon
XN. M
John B. Rugg
F. M. Shores
New Mexico
George Rugg
Chicago
Feely, Feely & Clark
Pickett & Swisher
John Simpson
H. H. Hileman
A. E. Bennett
BE. Dilercks
W. H. Felsing
L. J. Tutt
Edward Mathews
C. P. Bailey
J. W. Haskins
GC. C. Shean
Ed. Sweeney
Henry Poyner
Jubilee Notes Ed Bauer Buys Auto and Peters Elected Leader
Jubilee Feb 5 report notes Ed Bauer purchases an auto Frank Peters relocates to a farm near here from Fargo N D Fred Garling buys an auto The Jubilee Co Operative Creamery annual meeting elects officers President B Peters vice president H Riensche secretary treasurer J F Orth and directors B Peters H Riensche N Huberty Fred Garling P Kies A J Widdel is buttermaker Peters has now been elected director for the twenty first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee
Ed Bauer
Frank Peters
Fargo
N. D
Fred Garling
Jubilee Co-Operative Creamery Company
B. Peters
H. Riensche
J. F. Orth
N. Huberty
P. Kies
A. J. Widdel
Mr. Peters
Must Keep Grips Under Seats in Rail Cars
A transit note describes railroads banning heavy luggage from overseat basket racks to prevent skull injuries and sagging racks. Conductors are told to ensure heavy parcels stay under or between seats. The piece also lists a long section of advertised letters at Waterloo Iowa dated Feb 4 1914 and names many individuals and companies.
Auburn Hair Girl parades Parisian Sage tonic ad
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic as the solution for dandruff itching and dry scalp. It promises soft fluffy abundant hair, reduced shedding, and a glossy healthy head with daily scalp rubs. Wangler Bros. Co. offers a money back guarantee and the slogan The Girl With the Auburn Hair appears on every 50 cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Ten Thousand Dollar Claim In Local Court
A jury was empaneled last night before Judge Platt in the dam’s unit to hear Alberti Sedat’s suit against William Gallaway Cay. The plaintiff seeks ten thousand dollars for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Alberti Sedat
William Gallaway
Tuition Payment Schedule with Weekly Reductions
The document outlines class payment plans with weekly reductions: class 4 lowers by ten cents each week. class 3-4 starts at $8.50 then $8.45 and $8.40 with a five cent weekly decrease. class 4-A starts at $7.00 then $6.90 and $6.80 with a ten cent weekly decrease. By June 1, 1915 payments reach $128.00 for class 3-4 and $256.00 for class 4-A, including interest.
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Waverly Daily Dispatch
M. E. Nutt
Preston, Minn
Davenport
8. T. Oliver
Frank Andrest
Mary Beard
H. G. Berg
Grace Biglow
Bessie Bird
Coral Bird
Nel Bogart
Parma Bowers
S. D. Brickley
A. R. Brown
R. Brown
Daisy Brubaker
Ruth Camron
G. Davis
Henry Dunham
Mae Sam Fry
Howard Fullmer
Katie Gordon
A. N. Greene
Ella Haddock
Pauline Krause
Emma Lontan
Oo J. Lee
Lenora Lewi
D. Lod
Dell C. Lyon
A. OH. McCutcheon
Olive McPherson
G. B. Osbon
Ella J. Peck
James Pniliam
Callie Rea
Anna Repp
Grace Waitman
Neva M. Young
JR. Alien
E. M. Barnard
Garfield Hass
John Betts
Wm. Block FL. Brown
Willie Brown
Loyed Calkins
J. Campbell
Frank Cass
L. H. Cheney
Thos
H. Caughlan
Carl Cox
F. J. Cutler
R. R. Dawes
Cliff McDonalds
Neilie Melindy
Thon Melonay
Chas. A. Moran
J. F. Morehead
Burdell Morse
Vernon Moss
Francisco Mumas
C. MM. Murray
BE. C. Oldham
J. B. Payne
Carl Petersen
John Petterson
Fad. Phiehot
Cliford Porterfield
W. F Reed
Edonard Sheffield
James Beach & Sons
Dubuque, Jowa
Chance
Panama Club
Leavitt & Johnson
Waterloo, Iowa
Marshalltown
Besuma
Aurora
Forlife
Snyder's
Jersey
Waterloo Best
Gallo
Commercial Street
Sam Rabiner
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