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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1915

Page

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Brick Streets Replaced as City Plans Spring Paving

The city considers repaving east and west business district streets with asphalt next spring pending council approval. Streets named include Fifth Lafayette to Ridge Sycamore Third to Sixth Lafayette Park to Fourth Fifth Commercial to Bluff Jefferson Third to Fifth Commercial Fifth to C G W tracks. Brick pavement wears thin and a municipal quarry is discussed with sites to be investigated and possible use of prisoners for labor.

Fifth Lafayette Ridge Sycamore Sixth Park Fourth Commercial Bluff Jefferson Carl W. Hitchcock Hawthorne Pleasant W. V. Neil Webber Burk Burier Tdcipal Thompson

Neglected Kidney Trouble Thwarted by Swamp Root

A letter from Camp Hill Alabama dated August 1908 describes severe kidney pain treated with morphine for a stone in the bladder. After failing Lithia Water and tablets the writer reports relief using Swamp Root, noting passage of gravel and no further symptoms following a bottle and a half. The statement is sworn before a justice of the peace.

H.W Camp Hill Ala H.W. Spinks A. RB. Lee Justice of the Peace

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You

Letter advertising Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It notes full size bottles available at drug stores and mentions the Waterloo Evening Courier.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, S. C Waterloo Evening Courier

Library notes list new books for circulation

A mixed list of new books includes fiction drama essays and poetry with topics ranging from Mexico and Germany to suffrage and crochet. Notable titles mention Dunbar Complete Poems Crothers Meditations on Votes for Women Langah Citizens Manual of the U S Constitution and Stevenson Cruise of the Janet Nichol among others.

Mexico Germany Paul Lawrence Dunbar Crothers Hook. Arnold Sohral Rustum Aurner Wurner Banim Damon Pythias Barrie Bostwick Mary Burnbham Carson—Mexico Clutton William Morris Dunbar Franklin Gale Storica Greene Wall Harris Harrison—Vv Herrick Hunt Una Mary Judson The Great Plains Mississippi Valley Klickmann Lucas McClure Martin—House of Fulfillment Noyes—Winepress Finers Thunderbolt Ravindranath Richmond Roberts Ross Arserica Shaw—Candida Stevenson Janet Nichol Strayer Wiseman—Fablola

Free Mason William L. M. Weasel Passes at 91 in Marshalltown

Marshalltown confirms the death of William L. M. Weasel at his daughter’s home aged 91, reputed as the oldest Free Mason in Iowa. Born February 25, 1823 in Pennsylvania, he served in the Civil War, later moved to Iowa in 1866, and held Masonry as a lifelong affiliation.

Marshalltown William L. M. Weasel T. J. Shoemaker North Center Street Weasel William L Northumberland County Pennsylvania Margaret Smith Pottsville Wensel Wengel Logan Township Iowa Melbourne Mason Minersville, Pa

Mason Weasel Loyal to Fraternity Sixty-Two Years

Lodge No. 222 records reveal Weasel resigned May 22 1866 to join Melbourne Lodge Full Moon No 61. He remained a member there until his death, achieving a sustained forty year plus tenure as a Mason continuing for over sixty two consecutive years.

Melbourne Weasel

Des Moines Saloons Lesson Ends In Court Ruling

Judge Hubert Utterback declared the saloon consent petition insufficient after reviewing figures. About 2162 names were struck from roughly 3000 objections while sixty one forgeries and fifteen perjuries were noted by dry witnesses as cause. The ruling ends the case with no appeal from either side.

Des Moines Hubert Utterback District Court Court House George Washington Havner Owers The Drys J. M. Parsone Nets Parsons Harner Lquor

Obituary: Ann Crane Considine of Ireland to Iowa

Jesup mourns Ann Crane Considine born in 1824 County Clare Ireland died February 14 1915 aged 91 Emigrated 1862 to Canada then 1858 married Patrick Considine and moved to a farm near Jesup Later lived in Jesup with son daughter and daughter in law Widowed 46 years funeral held February 16 at the Catholic church with Rev Father Worsfield sermon Interment in St Johns Catholic cemetery Independence Several relatives and out of town attendees listed from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Independence

Jesup Ann Crane Considine County Claire Ireland Canada Patrick Considine United States Tawa M. R. Considine Mary Ann Considine John Keane Dunkerton Father Worsfield Helen Connelly hWeaven C. J. Kirby F. Meany M. Galvin M. Meany Z. A. Comfort P. M. Sullivan St. John's Catholic Cemetery Independence W. F. Donahue G. Watson Margaret Carrick J. Gusweller P. Gusweller N. Walker 1D. Brown P. Maney J. Mack Waterloo We. Lehigh Catly Allison Cedar Falla Aliee McNamara Z. Murphy I. Hayes

Cascaret Advertisement Promises Quick Gentle Cleanse

An old ad claims Cascaret cleanses stubborn bowels and relieves headaches and indigestion. It touts a ten cent box, promises overnight relief, and appeals to adults and children for regular stomach and liver regulation.

Local Obituary and Society Notes From Marble Rock Area

Mya and Perry Wagner visit Mrs Lillian Berninghausen in Marble Rock at her mother Mis Sara h Knipe’s home. Mads Hanson dies at 86 at Chris Wolfe’s home. funeral Sunday and interment in Cedar Falls. Mrs Fred Peterson seriously ill. Carl Hassman returns from Chicago after uncle William Hassman’s death. Frank Orvis of Shell Rock visits son Frank Orvis Jr. Harvey Anderson and Cartin Johnson wed in Waterloo. Mrs Rose of Waterloo visits local O B S chapter.

Mya Perry Wagner Lillian Berninghausen Marble Rock Mis Sarah Knipe Mads Hanson Chris Wolfe Cedar Falls Fred Peterson Carl Hassman Chicago William Hassman Frank Orvis Shell Rock Harvey Anderson Cartin Johnson Waterloo Rose O. B.S

Mrs Perry learns of husband's railway injury during wreck

Mrs Frank Perry, wife of a railway mail clerk, learned of her husband’s serious injuries after a Chicago Great Western wreck at Afton Junction. She traveled with eight month old babe to Des Moines to join the hospitalized man, accompanied by Harlin Smith. Derailment suspected. train, rails, and ties torn. no widespread casualties.

Frank Perry Afton Junction Babe Des Moines Harlan Smith Perry Green Mountain

Wedding Bells for Miss Ella Reents and Steno Jungling

Parkersburg Feb 23 wedding at the bride’s home. The couple, Miss Ella Reents and Steno Jungling, were joined in a morning ceremony with a breakfast and informal reception. They will begin housekeeping March 1 on a farm near Fern Lewis.

Parkersburg Ella Reentg Steno Jungling Jurgen Reents Fern Lewis Iowa Falls Downs Waterloo I. Ackerson Wite Clara Krull Sherman

Rockford Notes Showbirths Travels and Trade

Rockford reports Mr. and Mrs. W F Johannber welcomed a baby boy last Thursday. Glen Mitchell visited his wife in hospital at Waterloo. R P Bishop plans to move to Ames. G O Michell buys potatoes in northern Minnesota. Miss Ella Moore visits the Frank Sherwin home in Grand Meadow Ming. Mrs G H Purdy stays with her husband in Des Moines. Ethington Bros shipped two cars.

Rockford W. F. Johannber Glen Mitchell Waterloo R. P. Bishop Ames G. O. Michell Minnesota Ella Moore Grand Meadow Ming Frank, Sherwin G. H. Purdy Des Moines Ethington Bros

You Parents Read This Case of a Three Year Old Child

New Hartford reports Harold Brogue back at work in the Res view offices as the case of a three year old child continues to unfold with attention on the town.

New Hartford Harold Brogue Res View

Quaker Extract Aids Little Marie in New Hartford Case

A New Hartford notice recounts how Marie Hoffer with fever cramps and poor appetite improved after ten days on Quaker Extract. Jos N Hoffer of 426 Gable Street credits the remedy for better sleep food and energy. Fisher at The Modal Pharmacy promotes Quaker Remedies claiming lasting relief addressing the underlying cause.

Little Marie Hoffer Gable Street Little Marie Jos. N. Hoffer Time Marlo Fisher Modal Model Pharmacy East Fourth ‘Street Waterlag

Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant Promises Guaranteed Cough Relief

An offer promotes Schiffmanns new Concentrated Expectorant as a cost saving home remedy for coughs colds bronchitis croup whooping cough and hoarseness. It claims no narcotics and a money back guarantee from J K Joder and city druggists in St Paul Minnesota.

J.K. Joder R. J. Schiffmann St. Paul, Minn

Rockford Obituaries and Dedication Services Highlight Local News

Cedar Falls resident Grandma Goodall dies at her son's home while funeral plans unfold for Ernest Scott who died in Minneapolis and is brought to Rockford for burial. The Rockford Methodist Episcopal church was recently dedicated, and regional burials continue as residents seek care and condolences.

Chicago J. W. Holland Grandma Goodall Cedar Falls Rockford Lodi Wis Ernest Scott Minneapolis Rockford Methodist Episcopal Church

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