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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1913

Page

3

Poles Move as Earth Oscillates, Says Hill

Washington report describes Professor George A. Hill of the U S Naval Observatory proposing that the earth’s axis wobbles and slides north, arguing the north pole could shift away from today’s chart point. He cites global observers and Vega as key reference, noting a long term oscillation and the need for centuries of data.

Washington George A. Hill United States Naval Observatory Peary Armmndsen Discovery North Pole Professor Hill Cincinnati Mizusawa Japan Tschardjui Central Asia Carlforte Italy Gaithersburg Berlin Germany Earth Hill Vega Hil Tropics Hit

Dearest Baby Pas sages Woman Finds Health with Pinkham's Compound

Plattsburg Mississippi testimonial from Mrs Verna Wilkes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing nervous indigestion and female troubles enabling a healthy baby after prior child loss. Letter from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites readers to write for confidential advice.

Plattsburg, Miss Lydia E. Pinkham Verna Wilkes R. F.D. No Plattsburg Miss

Who Is To Be Your Next Employer

In the Waterloo Evening Courier a reflective note on hiring prospects appears amid Ada style classifieds. The piece highlights advertising reach and market presence, noting the paper surpasses competitors in paid circulation within its territory.

Ada Waterloo Evening Courier

Hired to Op y on the Railroads

Marshalltown Iowa February 11 Hiring an ex-saloon employee W A Size to obtain evidence that railroads operating through the county were selling liquors illegally on their trains The county attorney says Size has procured evidence likely to yield indictments from the grand jury.

Marshalltown W. A. Size A. C. Daly Size Daly W. H. Arney Waterloo Chicago Great Western

Oddities at county jail as forgery suspect visits prisoners

Sheriff Shores allows Ralph Bigmey, held on a forgery warrant from La Porte City, a visit inside the inner prison. The grand jury is investigating the case while Bigmey remains in custody and mingles with inmates.

Shores Ralph Bigmey la Porte City Grand Jury Bigmey

Will Signature Question Leads to Threat of Jail

Judge Platt presided as a woman challenged a will signature, needing the court to confirm if it was hers. After the document was shown only the signatures, the witness hesitated and was briefly threatened with commitment to the county jail before admitting the signature. Also, Mrs. Arthur Quaintance sought divorce after her husband was jailed for forgery on their honeymoon.

Arthur Qualintance Glendive Montana Reformatory Ida Hinegardner Toledo Iowa Platt Quaintance Beecham

Short Trial by Jury in District Court Ends Swiftly

In a case titled Drs Power and Alford vs Brown and Mrs Boyle the trial over medical services for the defendants mother lasted 2 hours 40 minutes. The jury of ten deliberated only 30 minutes delivering a verdict for the defendants while the entire process from jury selection to verdict spanned 3 hours 10 minutes.

Drs

Concrete Bridges to Be Built in Falls Avenue Plan

City council approved advertising for bids to construct two concrete bridges and widen Falls Avenue from sixteen to thirty or forty feet. Estimated costs total about 22 878 for bridges plus 2 700 for thirty foot widening and 4 365 for forty foot widening with possible 3 600 to 4 000 extra if planking sides needed. Opposed by Burk Burtner while Dewey Switzer McElhinney Webber supported.

Falls Ave Inue de Gon R. M. Dewey West Side Mullan Avenue Roby Dewey Switzer Call Burk Burtner McElhinney Webber Spce

Sudden Death in Vinton Arrives After Church

Mrs. Sherman Stickney of Vinton died suddenly Monday between noon and 1 PM from neuralgia of the heart. She had felt ill in the morning, attended church, and had been active in the Baptist church as an early settler and widow of Sherman Stickney. Reverend F M Warren began his pastorate at the Christian church Sunday, bringing his wife.

Vinton Sherman Stickney Baptist Church, New The Christian Church F. M. Warren Deep River Warren

Banks to use finger prints for customer ID in Spokane

Spokane banks plan to adopt a fingerprint system for depositor identification after approval by the American Bankers Association. W D Vincent of the Old National Bank helped push the plan, which uses ink tests of both hands on a special card, touted as more reliable than signatures.

Spokane Wash American Bankers’ Association W. D. Vincent Old National Bank of Spokane National Association

Iowa seeks jail for loan sharks under new license bill

Des Moines lawmakers push a bill by Rep James B Jamison to stamp out loan sharks with jail terms and no fines. The measure would require a state permit, annual limits of 8 percent per year, and caps of 200 dollars per borrower with licenses, records, and inspections. Violators face 2 months to prison and up to five years disqualification.

Des Moines James BE. Jamison Burlington Iowa

Baking Tips and KC Baking Powder Guidance

Practical kitchen tips emphasize creaming butter and sugar, beating yolks, whipping whites, and sifting flour with KC Baking Powder. Guidelines cover cake mixing, moisture addition, and biscuit dough handling, urging cold shortening and minimal kneading for light textures.

Janet McKenzie Hill

Teaching Hygiene in Public Schools Debated in State House

Representative Jacobson of Audubon plans a bill requiring hygiene and moral development in public schools aligned with other states. He aims to teach personal cleanliness and disease prevention as part of health education. Miller of Waverly opposes tuberculosis funding. a $5,000 educational program is discussed. Union Congregational church hosts supper on Wednesday evening February 12.

Jacobson Audubon iHe Miller Charley Miller Waverly Mra Miller

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