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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1914

Page

8

MOVER TO ATTEND LONDON CONGRESS

Ensign A. Moyer, head of the local Salvation Army post, will sail from New York on the steamer Olympic with 1,000 U S army leaders for London to attend the international Salvation Army congress held every ten years. General Booth will preside and meetings will cover conferences, worship, and business, with plans for ongoing work. Moyer will also lecture in Waverly and assist the local work amid ongoing appeals for clothing coal and fuel for the poor.

A. Moyer Salvation Army New York City Olympic United States London England Congress of the Salvation Armies of the World General Booth Moyer Waverly Ensign Moyer Waterloo Waverly Army Joe Turk

Modern surgery and dentistry promise fewer removals

A physician here extols noninvasive care over cutting or removing organs. He touts modern treatments that spare kidneys ovaries and limbs, contrasts with past practices, and invites patients with chronic ailments to seek his office at 712% Sycamore Street Waterloo Town. He warns about unnecessary surgeries and offers free diagnosis and home appointments for out of town patients with set office hours.

Nature Sycamore Street Ellis Hotel Waterloo Town

Remodeling of Black property on Fourth and Water routes ahead

Woods Bros furniture dealers own the Black property at Fourth and Water streets. An $18,000 remodeling program is underway with Black Hawk Construction in charge of fronts and Mike Blitsch handling interior work. The Y W C A space should be ready by March 1 with remaining areas ready by April 7. Plate glass fronts of 150 feet will create a dominant business front. The building will host Falen & Bollman on the corner room, Kraft & Co five and ten cent store, and the W C A on upper floors with a cafeteria gym baths and parlors. A new heating plant and addition to 20 by 40 feet complete the upgrades.

Water Streets Woods Bros Black Hawk Construction Company Mike Blitsch United States Express Company Black’s Falen & Bollman Fourth Street George Kraft & Co Kraft The Woods Brothers Express Company Fourth and

Fail to Agree on Candidates for Workingmen Ticket

An executive committee at Labor Temple failed to complete the Social-Democratic ticket. Five vacancies remain after discussions, with Reed reported to head the workingman's ticket. Councilmen reportedly chosen. remaining lineup to be set this week as the committee meets nightly to rally union support.

Labor Temple Reed

Demand to Wrestle Brown With Backing Guarantee

Walter Miller who claims to be world champion wrestler demands a $300 guarantee to wrestle Carl Brown of Waterloo in a winner take all bout after Brown had pursued the match for months. Brown previously defeated top contenders and Miller backed off before meeting him. Brown offered a $1,000 side bet and Miller now agrees to a guaranteed purse to appear win or lose.

Walter Miller Carl Brown Waterloo Brown Miller

Progress Club to Hold Meeting With California Talk

Members of the Progress club, comprising Citizens' Gas and Electric employees, will meet tomorrow evening. Local manager Austin Burt will discuss his recent trip to California and illustrate it with views projected from a canvas by a projectoscope.

Progress Club Citizens’ Gas & Electric Company Austin Burt California

Is It Sufficient to Be "Reasonably" Honest in Waterloo

The Waterloo Evening Courier argues newspapers must be absolutely honest in circulation figures. It criticizes a rival for claiming 60 percent gain in two years while the Courier cites audited data showing lower growth and questions the reliability of the third paper’s records.

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