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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1913

Page

3

Edison perfects talking pictures at last

New York February 15 Thomas A Edison unveils a talking motion picture device named the kinetophone claiming it delivers at the exact instant of action all sounds from the screen. He says the new system will replace costly vaudeville shows with ten cent performances and may render three Metropolitan Opera runs uneconomical for small towns.

New York Thomas A. Edison Barnstormere Edison West Orange N. J Miller Hutchinson Wizard of Electricity Edisgon Colonial Theatre Brooklyn Metropolitan Opera Company Mr. Edison

Letters of administration sought in White estate

Free information offered via the Soo Line from St Paul through Des Moines addressing W R Harley D P A 210 Fifth St Des Moines Iowa. Letters of administration asked for Lincoln White in the estate of Linda K R White who died in January. Heirs listed are Lincoln White Hattie Eason and Clara Beck all of Waterloo. Property includes real estate and about 5000 dollars in personal property.

Alberta Saskatchewan St. Paul Minneapolis W. R. Harley Fifth St Des Moines Towa Lincoln White Linda KR. White Hattie Eason Clara Beck Waterloo

Women to Walt the Lawmakers

Forty of fifty women on the State Federation of Women's clubs board will meet in Des Moines March 5 and visit the state capitol to press for pensions for widows and teachers, a woman on the board of control, a reform school, suffrage, water conservation, vital statistics, playgrounds, a women's building at the state fair, flag protection, black plague bill, and related reforms. Led by Mrs. W W Spaulding of Grinnell and others from Des Moines, the delegation will urge legislators to pass these measures.

Des Moines State Federation of Women's Clubs State Capitol Iowa Board of Control W. W. Spaulding Grinnell Senator Spaulding W. 8S. Brown Frank O. Green Gardner Cowles

Local notices from Linden and area feature funerals and visits

Linden residents report Edwin Mastellar of Salem Oregon died last Sunday and was buried there midweek. Mrs Miranda Bandfield returns from Janesville, with other residents visiting Waterloo and vicinity. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hunt. about forty attended with refreshments. Marg Bandfield returns from Chicago on business. Mrs Dewitt Perry hosts a surprise gathering Friday with baskets and cheer. Thelma Shole recovers from grip. Henry Peters attends wedding of Harry Griffith in Oak Hills area. Mrs August Hackbarth plans move to Texas after visiting Monticello. Mrs J W Chapman recovering from illness after trip. Conductor L Miller endorses Foley Kidney Pills.

Linden C. F. Chapman Klem Mastellar Salem Ore Edwin Miranda Bandfield Janesville L. C. Huntley Mound N. D J. M. Bandfield Waterloo Ladies’ Aid Society M. I. Church C. A. Hunt Lafayette Street Marg. Bandfield Chicago Dewitt Perry Fanny Griffith Thelma Dan Shole Henry Peters Oelwein Nevada Street

Mumma May Take Guards To Mexico

Sioux City Iowa Feb 15 Officers and men of the hospital corps Fifty sixth regiment Iowa National Guard have orders for quick transport to Mexico in anticipation of intervention. Major William Jepson commands the corps which lacks two men of full quota. The corps is regarded as a premier guard hospital detachment west of Chicago. Iowa City Feb 35 Captain Morton C Mumma former commandant of the university cadet regiment will command a regiment of volunteers if intervention occurs. He would be colonel of the second Iowa volunteers with General Logan commanding the first. Cadet officers may gain early promotion and Mumma will retain his regular army commission while leading a volunteer unit.

Sioux City Fifty-sixth Regiment Iowa National Guard Mexico War Department William Jepson National Guard Chicago Towa City Morton C. Mumma University Cadet Regiment Mumma Iowa Volunteers Logan Iowa University Iowa City

Veteran Conductor Hiram Heberling Dies at 73

Sabula Iowa Feb 14 Hiram Stewart Heberling veteran railroad conductor and civil war veteran dies at 73 He would have served as an officer in the First Iowa Cavalry and was a thirty third degree Mason He worked for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad for over thirty years His body will be taken to Genoa Illinois for burial

Sabula Hiram Stewart Heberling First Iowa Cavalry Clinton Iowa Meberling Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Genoa

Iowa Grain Men Vote in Waterloo Presidency Fight

The Iowa Farmers' Grain Dealers association convened in Waterloo after lively caucusing. Thomas McManus of Dougherty was elected president amid factional dispute with incumbent Hathaway, while the body adopted amendments to admit cooperative clubs for handling lumber live stock and dairy products and approved resolutions against price garbling. The legislature was urged to send delegates to study European farm loan systems.

Sioux City Iowa Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association Waterloo Iowa Thomas McManus Dougherty Roy McVicker McManus B. Hathaway E. G. Dunn Dunn R. S. Holman Rockwell I. R. Kirk Cerro Gordo County Holman Hathaway Association Cooperative Farmers’ Clubs Chicago Board of Trade

Joint hearing on workmen's bills in Des Moines Iowa

A joint session of the Iowa Senate and House will be held Thursday at 2 PM to hear workingmen's compensation bills. Four bills will be discussed, including Clarkson's special committee bill and the state manufacturers and coal operators proposals. Speakers include W W Baldwin, Geo E Wrightman, and Hart of the Hart Parr Mfg Co, with broad attendance expected from manufacturers and employers statewide.

Des Moines Senate House Iowa Assembly Clarkson Mattes Wilson Appancose Senator Legel W. W. Baldwin Burlington Manufacturing Association Geo. E. Wrightman Sonie Hart Hart-Parr Mfg. Co Charing City

Buttermakers Condemn Cream Quality Report at Iowa Banquet

The Iowa Buttermakers association condemned the Washington dairy report on cream quality and unsanitary conditions and opposed serving oleomargarine in state institutions at Cedar Rapids gathering. E A Cole of Lamont and P W Peterson of Finchford shared the educational butter contest cup for six months. three-year cup ownership requires three consecutive wins. The banquet featured a humorous “buttering cow” stunt, guest speakers from Chicago, Algona, Waterloo and New York, and 300 attendees. Officers named: N Hart, L P Anderson, J J Brunner, and W E Mittelstadt.

Cedar Rapida Iowa Buttermakers’ Association Department of Agriculture Washington E. A. Cole Lamont P. W. Peterson Finchford National Capitol Buttermakers Cedar Rapids Sam Schilling Chicago Judge Quarton Algona E. R. Shoemaker Waterloo P. H. Kaiffer New York

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise

FAZO OINTMENT offered by a druggist promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days or a refund. The ad states the product costs 50 cents and guarantees relief through topical treatment.

Des Moines Bans Sale of Frosted California Fruit

Des Moines health officer Dr. Sayler forbids selling frosted fruit from California. Inspections will sweep fruit stands to stop sale or prosecute dealers. Western shippers allegedly send the fruit with wholesalers ordered not to market against local orders. Fruit shall not be sold under any circumstances.

Des Moines California Sayler Health Department

This Skin Peeler All the Rage in Society

Society World notes a rise in cosmetic care among cultured women using mercorized wax to peel the skin for a natural, younger look. The wax is applied at night and washed off in the morning, with a week or two to reveal a fresh complexion. Also popular is a saxolite and hazel wash for wrinkle removal, said to act like magic.

Iowa House endorses anti treating bill and alcohol limits

Des Moines Feb 15 The house committee on temperance recommended passage of the anti treating bill amending it to bar treating to intoxicating liquor outside the drinker’s home. It also advanced Brockway’s bill restricting alcohol sales to physician prescriptions and requires narcotics to be kept off premises. The Stipe measure to limit sports on Decoration Day with a 2 PM exception was set for a special hearing.

Des Moines House Helming Allamakee Brockway

Option bill barely defeated in Minnesota house

St. Paul Minnesota February 15 County option lost in the Minnesota house again yesterday. The Lee county option bill was defeated by a vote of 59 to 69 with two absent and 61 votes needed to pass. Absent members Albert Pfaender and W H Wescott were at the bill’s din. The measure fell four votes short of expectations but came nearer passage than in any prior session.

St. Paul, Minn Minnnesota House Lee County Albert Pfaender W. H. Wescott Bdin

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials

Bluffton Ohio and Pentwater Michigan women report monthly agony, backache, and bearing-down pains eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One woman cured after three bottles, another restored to strength and health following a long stretch of illness.

Pentwater Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Aric Darutna Box 77 Lydia E.pinkham

To Let Ads Highlight Waterloo Evening Courier Reach

A promotional note touts Waterloo Evening Courier as the premier outlet for To Let advertisements, claiming it has more than double the paid circulation of rival papers and promises superior results for advertisers seeking the greatest exposure.

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