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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1913

Page

6

Hagemann Wins Iowa State Senate Seat in Bremer Butler Vote

Fred P. Hagemann a young Democrat from Waverly won the Bremer Butler district state senate seat to fill the late Charles Gates vacancy. He defeated Republican Boardman and Progressive H. A. Morey by 1 184 votes, with Bremer County voting 21 656 for Hagemann and 483 for Morey and 440 for Boardman. Butler County tallies gave Hagemann 1 6 1 6, Boardman 1 0 4 8, Morey 849. Hagemann takes office immediately and will have vote canvassed by authorities within four days.

Waverly Fred P. Hagemann Bremer-Butler Charles Gates Marble Rock Boardman Greene H. A. Morey Bremer Bremer County Hagemann Morey Butler Butler County Des Moines Boards of Supervisors Executive Council

Mrs J P Wolf Dies of Pneumonia at 27

Mrs J P Wolf of Chautauqua park dies after surgery at St Francis hospital pneumonia set in and caused death yesterday afternoon. She leaves two young sons ages 2 and 4 and a grieving husband. Funeral services led by Rev EB Hull will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her home. Burial at Greenwood cemetery Cedar Falls.

J. P. Wolf Chautauqua Park St. Francis Hospital

Receivers Appointed for Crude Rubber Firms

Boston February nineteenth. Receivers were appointed today for the crude rubber firm of George A. Alden & Co. and for its London and Para Brazil subsidiary firms Adelbert Alden & Co. and A. H. Alden & Co. A. H. Alden & Co. of London and Adelbert Alden & Co. of Para were named as receivers for their subsidiaries.

Boston George A. Alden & Co A. H. Alden & Co London Adelbert Alden & Co Para Brazil New York Commercial Company of New York Geo. A. Alden & Co

Tragedy Strikes Bremer County as Boy Shoots Self

Guy Green a 16 year old Fredericksburg area youth ended his life with a shotgun outside his home after an argument with his father over late hours. He called his father to the window and the gun was fired in view of the family. He died from his injuries after being treated. funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Fredericksburg. He was described as a hardworking boy with no bad habits.

Frederika, Ja Bremer County John Green Fredericksburg Guy Mr. Green Baptist Church Guy Green

Auto fire engine use restricted in Sioux City

Sioux City, February 18. Fire Chief George M. Kellogg orders No 4 station crews not to run the seven ton auto fire engine to distant suburbs due to damage and delays. Crank shafts break, starting problems, and a frozen motor have hampered service despite a motor upgrade. Councilman Charles O Shonessy supports electric starting to reduce delays and keep the engine on limited calls.

Sioux City George M. Kellogg Kellogg Charles O’shonessy T. Max Foster Nebraska ‘Street O’shonessy

Waterloo Evening Courier Want Ads Readership

Urges readers to place want ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier citing its high paid circulation. Promises greater reach for rent and advertisement results, framing the paper as the best value for money in its territory.

Waterloo Evening Courier

Wheat Market Holds Firm Amid Austrian Russia Ties

Chicago and Kansas City market reports show wheat prices steady despite mild winter and bear pressure. May contracts hovered near 93 cents, corn weakened on liberal offerings while oats firmed as hogs supported higher pork and lard quotes. Livestock receipts across Omaha and South Omaha influenced cattle and hog price ranges, with mixed movement in sheep and lamb markets.

Chicago Austria Russia London May

Hog market opens higher in Chicago trading

The Chicago hog market opens February 18 with prices up five to ten cents. Mixed hog classes show rough stock at around 8.10 to 8.45 while heavy hogs tour near 7.95 to 8.40 as buyers gauge demand.

Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan

Moline Midgets Hold a Reunion and Jubilee

The Double M's, a Moline club of former residents, hosted a reunion at Arthur Wheelock's home 809 Washington street. Four couples dined at Club cafe, attended a show at the Majestic, then returned for guests to gather and reminisce. The group revives the old T. O. G.'s of Moline.

Arthur Wheelock Washington Street Club Cafe The Majestic Wheelock Molina Buchanan Double M's Moline

Dunhams Attend 100th Birthday in Canada

George Dunham and daughter Mrs Mabel Stull travel to St John New Brunswick for Elizabeth Dunham's 100th birthday. Five generations will be present and the celebrant, aged ninety, danced with her great great grandchild. Intermediate Camp Fire girls plan a woods hike this afternoon.

George Dunham Mabel Stull St. John's New Brunswick Elizabeth Dunham Dunham A. A. Dunham Ae Jae

Evangeli st Revival Draws Large Crow d At First Presbyterian

Unusually large audience attends revival at First Presbyterian Church where choir under Charles F. Allen helps power the service. Dr. Walter Russell, born in Canada, leads talks on The Holy Spirit and The Value of the Vision with 3 pm sessions. Mrs. Black's Sunday school class plans a picnic supper before evening services.

First Presbyterian Church Charles F. Alen Walter Russell Scotchman Canada Russell

Temperature Report For The Day

The bulletin notes a 29 degree minimum and 49 degree maximum temperatures for yesterday. It also compares to last year with a 25 degree minimum and 38 degree maximum.

Buchanan: Optical Co

Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Reach Promises Greater Returns

The Waterloo Evening Courier invites advertisers to place notices, claiming the paper's circulation is more than double that of competing papers in the region. It pitches higher impact and better results for ads.

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