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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
11
Wanted 500 men aged 20 to 400 years for Electric Railway motormen and conductors. $60 to $100 monthly pay, no experience needed. No strike. Apply now via H. C. FP care Courier. Also a note praising Waterloo Evening Courier for effective advertising reach.
In Delaware County Indiana on February 20 at the courthouse a cooperative slip pers association will be formed. Promoters Fred H. Munson and Grant Brayton lead stock buyers stock raisers and grain growers to protect shippers interests.
One hundred forty people were fed at the First Brethren church yesterday by the church women and twenty assistants. The event raised about $25 for the church building fund. An elderly lady spilled contents from the gravy boat into her coffee, marring the affair. W. Skelton of Stanley Indiana praised Foley Kidney Pills in a testimonial advertisement syndicated with the item.
Farmer and Breeder is promoted as the Northwest's top agricultural weekly. The ad touts practical content by expert farmers and authorities, urging renewals with a savings deal: $1 for Farmer and Breeder plus $4.20 for Waterloo Evening Courier, with delivery to different addresses if desired.
Des Moines reports a new bill by Senator Webber changing how compensation is calculated. The proposal fixes the death loss period at two weeks and sets wage consideration between eight and twenty dollars, with a widow and child under sixteen receiving a set percentage.
An old promotional piece touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a fast, safe blood cleanser that cleanses skin blemishes. It claims pimples disappear in days and promises a clear complexion, urging readers to buy at 40 cents a box from druggists.
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