Noted men speak at lumbermen convention here
Two hundred fifty delegates registered by 4 p m for the twenty eighth annual convention of the Central and Northeastern Iowa Retail Lumbermen association at Hotel Russell Lamson. Weather prevented some from traveling by water while Harvey Owen spoke on the uses of lime and Harry Kiesler discussed Getting Yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hermann C. Miller
Iawa Manufacturers Insurance Company
A. H. Guagy
lam_ Verman
Ha Beebe
H. A. Dunkelberg
Waterloo
J. R. Fraine
Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
associa_tion
EB. M. Wentworth
Alstrict Freight
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Fortnightly Club Discusses Immigration Limits 1916 Policy
The Fortnightly Club last evening at the Reed home focused on immigration limits. Dr. C Preston urged keeping the law largely intact for several years with minor changes while discussing who should be admitted. President George B Worthen led the discussion, noting most newcomers lately hail from Southern Europe and favor directing Danes Swedes Norwegians and Germans toward integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. B. Reed
C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
George B Worthen
Sent. C. W. Kilne
Preston
Europe
Zoellner String Quartet to Play Here Next Monday
Zoellner String Quartet arrives for East High lecture series next Monday. The group comprises a father, mother, and two sons with Antoinette on first violin. The quartet has toured America and Europe, earning praise from Brussels royals and holding large on-hand policies. An additional fire destruction near Indian School Burns. high school building in Soonerville, Ind. damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoellner String Quartet
East High
Zoellner’ Quartet
Antoinette
America
Europe
Brussels
Belgium
Zoellner Auartet
Beauty Tips By Edna Kent Forbes On Youthful Looks
A period style beauty column suggests summer home beauty ideas to improve skin and figure. It advises sun exposure, scalp massage, light diet, cleaning creams, and loose clothing. It warns against corns, facial moles, and excessive peroxide use for hair removal or whitening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Porgy
Radio Program and Concert Schedule from Palmer School
Davenport broadcast notes list a Friday schedule of 460 meters and 370 meters transmissions. It includes weather forecasts, chimes at 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm closing stocks, an educational talk by A L Willis, a Sandman's visit, and a 7:90 p m musical program. The WGY general Electric company broadcast features a theater program with multiple acts, cast list, and dramatic scenes The Third Degree with Robert Underwood and cast, plus instrumental selections and varied vocal pieces across acts.
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Palmer School of Shivarselic
Davenport
LE Hoyers
Central Standard
A L. Willis
Sandman
Layforshesten
Jac Bro
Bo Wetter
Law
National Bank
Port
WGY
General Eleectric “Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Rubinstein
Robert Underwood
Jas. S. B. Afut
Walker
J Bennington
Burton C. Anthony
Jeffries, Jr
Ldw. KB
St. Louis
Howard Jeffries
Viola Harnowska
Clinton—Cortland Hawkins
Maloney
Prank Finch
Bernstein
Howard Jeffri ¥. Smith
Margaret Howard Jeffries
Ke Oliver
Itichard Brewst
Smith
Jones
Brewster's
Frank Quinn
New York City
Harlem
Star of Howard Jeithi
Jivanekji
Ial
Cassad
Maine Battleship Explosion Anniversary Remembrance
On the twenty fifth anniversary of the explosion in Havana harbor the Maine is recalled as the event that precipitated the Spanish American War. The battleship carried 26 officers and 393 men, with 250 sailors and two officers killed instantly. 46 crew survived uninjured. The incident intensified U.S. public demand for war against Spain.
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Havana
Weyler
United States
Spain
Maine
Key West
Mavana Harbor
Diet Island
Aitho
Foster Fation
Digest of News Since Yesterday
A compact digest from various bureaus reports J W Curtis elected president of the New York curl worker, succeeding EL Wylel Cormick who resigned due to ill health. Navy department requires academy graduates to complete three years in the navy before resignations can be accepted. Lasker states shipping board will back a proclamation to place the Philippines under American coastwise control. Voight introduces a resolution protesting French occupation of the Ruhr and urging participation in the world economic conference. Coal associations claim railroads in bituminous districts are buying new cars and engines to avert past shortages and congestion. A Duesseldorf Reuters dispatch notes two police jailed for setting fire to a barn housing French troops. Springfield police report arrest of WM. Cortner, alleged Ku Klux Klan grand knight. Nagle Manufacturing Company buildings destroyed by fire, estimated loss $128,000.
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New York
J. W. Curtis
New York Curl Worker
EL Wylel Cormick
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Navy
Kington
D. C
Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding
Philippines
Voight
Wisconsin
Ruhr
Congress
France
United St
Coal Association
London
Reuter
Lions Entertained by West High Pupils at Luncheon
West High students with Miss DeEtte Gracey entertained members of the Lions Club at Black's Tearoom. Dorothy Bertch and Helen Swisher gave readings while Waldo Johnson, Francis Thompson and Craig Ellyson supplied songs.
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Lions Club
Black's
Dorothy Bertch
Helen Swisher
Waldo Johnson
Francis Thompson
Craig Ellyson
DeEtte Gracey
West High
Waterloo Weather Tightens Grip Amid Cold Wave
The Waterloo area endures a deep cold snap with temperatures dipping to six degrees above and seven below. Streetcars run on schedule, schools report better attendance, and several workers brave the cold. Fire crews respond to overheating stoves and frozen pipes, while a magazine collection may be postponed if the cold persists.
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Weterloo
Werther
Wwesday
Verdtnos- Gay
Timie
Slippy
Coiby
Atl & A
Ale Dam
Waterloo
Arby
St. Menace
Pires
Lncal
J. J. Tanfield
Dawson ‘S
No. 2
C. A. Little
Wellington
Fama
Third Streets
Rutter Funeral Services Held For W A Rut ter
Funeral services for W A Rut ter who died yesterday at 10 45 pm at 915 Grant avenue will be at 2 pm Saturday at the Church of the Brethren Sourth and Seventh streets Rev AL PS Bough pastor officiating Burial will be in Elmwood The remains will rest at Petersen Funeral home until time for the funeral Mr Rut ter was born January 1831 in Pennsylvania later moved to Business then to Black Hawk county in 1959 He was member of the Dunkared church now Church of the Brethren Surviving are several children and siblings in Pennsylvania. another son Robert lives at 607 Fowler street The service details mention a list of relatives and locations in Waterloo
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W. OH. Rutter
A1. Rutter
Noah Blough
Grant Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Sourth
Seventh Streets
AL PS Bough
Elmwood
Petersen
Pennsylvania
Ufiness
Black Hawk County
Isey
Dunkared Church
Apencer
Emma Brown
Audson
S. Do
Wiliam
Turner Frank
Edward
F. J. Nog
Waterloo
Harrison Lindsey
Turrison Lindsey
Glen- Wood Street
Ife
Ohio
Fowler Street
Lindsey
Mariah Ticker
Awamnaata
Kate Frazer
New Wartford
Charles
Robert
Wister
WP. Crawford
Chicago Crest Western Railway
L. A
Hayes
Northern Pacific Basin
J. Ll. Stapleton
Southwestern Railway
Chicago
A.T. Thakwa
Belfast
Fourth Street West
J. K. Falan
Patan- Fleming Company
New York City
New York State
Russell Hamsan
O. Latmson
Cash of Jews University
Decorahrep
Fort Dodge
Arnold Grover
I A. Ak
D. O. K. K. Visit Change at Grundy Center
It is announced that the D. O. K. K. will visit Grundy Center Friday evening February 16 instead of February 7 due to a water change after materials had been mailed to members. J. Van Doran of 124 Randolph Street is confined to his home and threatened with pneumonia.
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Grundy Center
Dd. O. KR. RK
Grundy Center Frijas
Ale van Doran
J. van Doran
Randolph Street
City in Brief: Local Happenings and Notices
A roundup of city items, including changes in optical services, job moves at local shops, and residents with health or travel updates. Viola Brillings, 27 Conger Street, confined at home. Heamer joins Fox Shoe shop staff. remarks on personnel shifts, medical treatments, and local visits. Also notes on estate matters, juror statuses, and college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Brillings
Stromt
Ae Heamer
W., Kohl & Son and
Wang & Mildlow
Fox
Pias
Fragmented court notes hint at local jailing and judgments
A garbled police court record mentions a sergeant, jail time, and a few names. Mrs Addie Houston appears, with a judge and a property case referenced. The text notes a legal outcome including costs and a claim of unlawful activity linked to Strimahan and others.
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Amapna
SMMC
Addie Houston
Stramahan
Municipal
Sogston
Courtright
Costa
Fondant
Agriculture Program Aids Disabled War Vets Led by Lewelling
The program trains disabled veterans in specialized agricultural pursuits across four states. About 200 veterans engage in work on land projects and college-aided training, with field representatives visiting to supervise and assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewelling
Nhenicultur
United Strais
Lowell
Bucuresti
Ing
An Agricultural College
Firemen Save Mail Truck After Collision at Union Station
Firemen from No 2 station rescued a mail truck after it collided with a large engine at Union Station on Wednesday. The vehicle caught fire and contents were damaged. firemen extinguished the blaze, and no one was injured.
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Union Station
Stasah
No. 2
Beekwith
Sister of Waterloo Man Killed by Auto
Charles Swanson was called to Sterling yesterday by the death of his sister Mrs. Marned who perished Tuesday night in an auto accident. The view in Wisconsin well known in Victorian circles, having been precautionary hospitalized, is nurse by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swanson
Sterling
Marned
Vitarion
Fire on Roof at Falls Avenue Residence
Sparks started a fire on the roof of R. E. Hearntel’s residence at 493 Falls Avenue today. Damage described as slight. Advertisement notes insurance with Browcon Th sOlaire Agency, phone 1374.
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R. E. Hearntel
Falls Avenue
Flag Sato
Browcon
sOlaire Agency
Nobel Peace Prize Origin and First Women Hints
Uncle Harry and children discuss the Nobel Prize origins. Alfred Nobel, Swedish scientist who died in 1856, left about 9 million to fund annual awards for those who benefited mankind. A child asks about funding and if a woman has been considered for the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Helen
Uncle Marry
Alfred B. Nobel
Nobel Foundation
Joe
Unclaarry
Nobel Prize Awards Through the Years
Uncle Harry recounts Nobel Prize history noting the first awards in 1901 and gaps in 1914 15 and 16. He mentions 40 000 ponan prize money and awards for physics chemistry medicine literature and peace. Individuals named include Miss Brandstrom Inga and Baroness von Sutter Jan Aus rinn and Madame Curie and Woodrow Wilson.
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Uncle Harry
Jiminy
Uncle Tharry
International Red Cross of Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Vaden
Nobel Foundation
Elisa Arandstram
Madame Curle Marivel
Wisband
Selma Lagertot
von Sutter
Jan Aus Rinn
Tau 3
Misa Brandstrom
Pup
Jae
Brandstrom
Era Cross
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted for Health and Breath
An advertisement extols charcoal as a safe cleansing remedy for the stomach and intestines. It praises Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges for refined willow charcoal, claiming improved health, complexion, breath, and purer blood, with benefits to liver and throat. Priced at thirty cents per box, widely sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Direg
Ambiguous Quote Hints at Womanly Achievement Award
A fragmented quote suggests optimism about American women advancing and possibly earning a notable award. It mentions a speaker named Harry and references future accomplishments by women, implying recognition or honor may follow. The readable text remains incomplete and lacks concrete details.
Epsom Salts Lie Lemons Aid Gentle Physics
When constipated billous or sick enjoy the splendid purgative action of a dose of epduim gallswithout the awful taste and nausea A few cents buys a package of Thompsonady Salts the wonderful discovery of the American Epsom Association Even children take it Drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Epsom — Association
Remedy for Itching Torture Promises Fast Relief
A patent style note claims Zemo stops itching torture and relieves skin irritation, making skin soft and healthy. It suits eczema, itchy pimples, rashes, and blackheads with overnight disappearance of minor blemishes. Itching supposedly stops instantly. Zemo is a safe antiseptic liquid priced at one dollar for an extra large bottle.
Pattern orders for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
Readers are urged to obtain the Courier up-to-date Pattern of accompanying design by sending 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department. Enclose self addressed envelope and 10-day rush period. Orders filed promptly up to 1000 as possible.
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Fashion Department
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Soonerville
Ind
Dane Eye
Sagvrance
Datkding
Folsomville
Here
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
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Wote
Baer
Sharpe
Arthur Hunk
Rtio
Requests
Saint Saens
Ernest Burleist
Crokej
Arthur Gumi
Verdis
Wgyt Instru
Mental Quarte
Dov
Fiat Rice
X Troce
Metlivorj
Gunn
Balliwoda
Edward Rice
Lea Wilson
Macoh
Aki Pa
Panish Danes Grana
Es Tlank Count Abstract Co
Taum
Puthill
Charies
Kammerdiner
M. Hileman
Qin
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Hawk Co
Mertie
Naninerdiner
Hipman
Minden Kure
Robert 415
Rosé
Careclis Leus. Co
Beathien Hawk
Totors
Qurrina
Cye
J. Wyings
Watertoy
Howland Meallan
Price
W. Waterias
Amos A. Wiksor
Mable
Tate Waterloo Rani
Frice Tleyman Weinenntin
Ricker Beratnober
Anakis
Black
Woah
Rsov Eeers Gas Ty Tidenemtone School
TOS
WF. Luxford
Joan of Automobiles
Dorothy Jay
Dorothy May
Premier- Jan Hospital
Kenry N. May
Petersen Hras
Temtar
Shirley Mmu
Muazzey Wilh
Itay Fromeu Melloriist Church
Trev
Tiree
Fairview
Shirley Man
Bovinusin
Ersin
A. T
Sek
Ro. Brown
Daliet
John Smiley
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Bcmoinsey
C. J. Cavanaagh
Riehl
Oseph Selonk
Marie Sehonk
Ninth Street
J. Caldwell
Malrosy Apartments
Verne Jay
Cruell College
Manley
Todd
T. T. Carpenter
Celia A. Carpenter
T. B
Elif. Rudd
Fana Falls
Christ G Episcopal Church
Te. Rudds
B. B. Monsey
Alberta
Canada
Vorach
Eee Bararhe Shewiratisn
Nebulgin Baly Vain
Bayer
Bayer Maat
Wright
Auto
Dyna
Agen
Aunce
Ontrall
Ave
Jefferson Sf
Aa Aetk
Pres
Guite Wicely
Epsom
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer, &, Fuel Co
Fuel & Transfer 103
Mullan Ava
Spring & Suser
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