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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
10
Insurance promotion for Waterloo Insurance Agency under Citizens' Savings Bank offers bonds accident and health coverage. Call for service and a return call guidance referenced by the telephone number 280.
Eagle Center Feb 22 roads in bad condition after rain and snow. Cemetery association held a basket dinner at Voorhies hall with large crowd. proceeds around $50. Horse sale at Waterton planned Saturday. Mrs Mike Fleree and Charlotte visited at Chris Struble's home last week. Mrs John Birch and Frances Kirva went to Fairbank to care for sick mother. Mr Nick Reiter adopted a girl from Davenport. Frank Klein improving after illness. John K R Schaefer lost poultry in dog incident Sunday. John Bedard injured after fall from load of dry. J Snyder travels to Illinois to visit old home for several days.
Notice of incorporation for pecuniary profit in Iowa. Case Dairy Company formed in Black Hawk County with principal office Waterloo. Capital stock $10,000 in 100 shares of $100. Farm dairy business and dairy product production. Directors four stockholders. annual meeting second Tuesday in September. Officers Maxwell Case president, R. W. Case Jr vice president, E. H. Case secretary treasurer.
A local party Saturday evening honored Aubrey Lyon’s birthday with gifts. Family and friends noted Pleasant greetings. Weekend visits included Roe Lane and Fred Baskine at the Waterloo horse sale.
A fragmentary diary style notice lists visits and guests including Mrs Miey Bord and Mrs Austin Laeviertsee. It mentions Low Padget moving from Waterlay, Mr B A Haymond hosting relatives, Jon Uirich attending a funeral in Winthrop, Hazel Prawn lad and Flora Livestone notes, and Arthur Walton returning from Toledo after his father’s illness and death.
Phillips Bloeser purchased the Wm Haffer farm west of Denver. Several residents traveled to Waterloo on Saturday and Sunday visits noted. A Lent event is planned and locals moved or traveled for family or social reasons, with multiple small items about neighbors and errands.
Washington news reports that if Congress adjourns in March and an extra session is called, House Democrats will move quickly to revise several schedules of the Payne Aldrich tariff act. Representative Enderwood of Alabama named as future Ways and Means chairman confirmed the intention.
Mr Underwood dismissed a faulty report about circulation and said Democrats will revise the tariff in an extra session. He stated the House will pass tariff bills revising Payne Act schedules downward before adjournment.
Meritor Tonic Digestive touted as a great rejuvenator and builder that tones up the system and aids digestion. It promises to change the system of impurities and is pitched for those who feel all run down with Henderson Drug Co as local representatives for the American Drug and Press Association.
Central timetable lists trains going west and east with times for the North and South routes. It includes connections to Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern lines, with daily except Sunday service and specific departure and arrival times from City Ticket Office and Park Avenue.
The People's Mutual Building and Loan Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Leavitt Johnson National Bank rear room on Monday evening March 6 at 7:30. Reports from officers will be submitted, a secretary and treasurer elected, five directors chosen, and other business transacted. Edwin Mesick, Secretary.
The undersigned H G Millet reports taking up on January 23 1911 a red cow with three white forehead spots in Waterloo township Black Hawk county Iowa as estray. Owner must appear and claim the animal and pay legal charges. if not claimed within ten days the law will be followed.
Jackson Realty Company of Kansas City announces hundreds of smooth quarters for sale in Greeley County Kansas near the County Seat. Prices range from 12.50 to 20.00 per acre and they seek reliable agents to represent the listing.
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