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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
9
News notes both wets and drys anticipate a district court hearing on the saloon petition mid March to March 20 with trial finished by April 1. Expect questions of fact, few legal points, and a one week hearing. if consent names fail, saloon operators may shift plans by early April.
Amusements note that St Elmo, now public domain, will be presented at the Waterloo on Wednesday with top local actors. Pink Lady tour stops in town Tuesday featuring John E. Young as Condidier from Klaw and Erlanger company, after a long Atlantic City run.
The Waterloo presents Winchell Smith's The Only Son this Saturday featuring Thos. W. Ross in the cast. The play centers on a young man devoted to his mother with a love interest involving a girl artist and includes the expected punch and contemporary storytelling.
In the Brunswick league at Manahi alleys the Jaybirds won two of three against the I. MUL bowling team. Kezar led the Jaybirds with high score and average. C Manahl topped the I. M. A side with high score and average. Final scores listed per player show the Jaybirds ahead in two of three games.
Flora Wilson denies that Secretary Wilson will edit a farm journal or run any farm duties after retirement. She says her father will rest, split time on his town farm, here, and in the west with her brother, while she continues her Washington-based profession. Also listed are marriage license notices for Oliver Jensen and Clara Rasmussen of Cedar Falls and Harry A. Mueller and Vilura A. Pearce of Waterloo.
Former Ames professor in Chautauqua next summer as seed and soil fertility programs draw wide farmer interest at the Galloway club. Prof Bowman leads talks on soil, while officials from Red Cloud Chautauqua plan to host next season.
The merchant urges educated readers to value honest advertising and to not be swayed by mere talk. He argues the Waterlog Evening Courier delivers greater paid circulation than rival papers, promising better results for ads.
In New York New Jersey a man reports seven years of pimples and blackheads cleared by Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. He credits the treatment for his improved complexion and itching relief. The ad notes prices and free samples from Resinol Chem Co in Baltimore.
Advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy that removes the root cause of rheumatism by cleansing inactive kidneys and eliminating uric acid. It claims relief from early doses and asserts broad applicability across ages and durations of suffering. Available at first class drug stores with a money back guarantee.
An investigation into the county board's warrant registers and minute books continues. Lathe Viath, a board member, has reviewed bills with other businessmen after days of absence from records work. A full report is anticipated soon, with county officials pledging no criminal acts will be disclosed.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It claims rapid relief after one dose and credits thousands of cures, urging readers to test the product tonight. Prepared by Geo H Mayr in Chicago and sold by Wangler Bros Co and local druggists in Waterloo.
A Lowell Massachusetts matron said she cares for 40 to 50 children at a home. She reports quick relief for colds and throat irritation using Father John’s Medicine and credits it with saving a two year old from bronchitis. She urges readers to obtain the medicine via Carleton Havey Company with payment.
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home darkener and dandruff cure. Claims it removes gray hair after one or two applications and stops hair from falling, with minimal mess using a ready to use bottle sold by H. W. Taggart.
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