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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

4

Merchants Ready for Big Spring and Summer Trade

Waterloo merchants forecast the spring and summer of 1917 will be the busiest in the city’s history. Seven major firms anticipate abundant stock, large orders placed in advance, and strong consumer demand despite war fears. Buyers roam the East selecting shipments, with agricultural implements and rapidly changing retail fashions driving activity. Prices are expected to hold steady, and high wages and farmers’ bank balances bolster local prosperity.

Waterloo Tthis Department of Trade

Three American Sailors Rewarded by British Court

London greeting after a perilous gale. Bob Fergusson Tom Welch and John Smith of the United States saved the tug Vigilant off the Irish coast. They refused aid and reached Cardiff with the vessel. A salvage court awarded $25,000 and formal thanks. Fergusson received $12,500 and a $400 watch. Welch and Smith also were compensated.

London Iby Mall Philadelphia Bob Fergusson San Francisco Tom Welch John Smith U.S. A Vigilant New York Attlecraft Cardiff Fergusson United Press Newmore Halifax St. John’s Ince Irish Queenstown Lund Turtle Ryendam Welch Welei Smith Chick Karen Fox Earl

Food riots warning spark worry over potato shortage

W C Potter of Swift & Company warned in Chicago that east coast demonstrations show consequences of rising prices. He noted the poor struggle to live as food costs rise and substitutions emerge. Hoxie warned there may be a seed potato shortage, forcing late plantings and scarce supply as crops fail.

United States W. c. Potter Swift & Company Rtalph Potter Soxte Hoxte Commission Chicago Hoxie Erst

Funeral services and notices from Waterloo area

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth McLaughlin will be at St. Joseph's church at 9 a.m. Monthly. The cortege leaves her home. A short service for Mrs. Raéarrha Hellen, died Tuesday, was held at 8:40 p.m. at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary. Burial at Webster City. Roscor M. Blogger, Wok, received a letter from Fort Callining about Roscoe M. Food, formerly a clerk in the Pinkerton grocery store, died there. The widerw pand owo children survive. J. Landers, Watering agent, first Iowa agent to land on Travelers Insurance medal roll. ninth among 1916 leaders for new accident premiums. Letters from company officials congratulated him. J. Godell of Chicago, formerly Waterloo, stood fourth.

Raéarrha Hellen Prospect J Avenue O'Keefe & Towne J. RR Meeartney First Presbyterian Church Charger Webster City Roscor M Weller Fort Calling Nng Roscoe M Pinkerton Thera Solorade la Landers Travelers Insurance Company Hartford Conn Tanders Togay Utehich

Milk price rise may raise infant mortality

Amsterdam reported by Berlin Varwaerts that infant mortality is expected to rise this year due to higher milk prices. The article notes a price increase from 2 to 44 pfennigs per unit, signaling reduced profits for readers of the press.

Amsterdam London Berlin

City in Brief Gut the Location and Happenings

City in Brief lists local observations and social notes including residents traveling to Chicago on business, a Des Moines trip by the county auditor, a birth at St Francis hospital, and funeral attendance in Riceville. It also mentions St. Joseph visitors preparing to study local conditions, a speaker invitation for Council Bluffs, and assorted jokes and anecdotes from various papers.

J. W. Griggs Ravin Street Riceville W. A. Hecker St. Joseph Becker J. McNally Fourth Street West St. Francis Hospital J.T. Rainbow Wasin Des Moines Esterday

Will Lead Suffs Lead Inaugural Parade

A photograph shows Miss Vida Milboliand sister of Mrs Inez Milholand Boissovam who will head the suffrage hosts in the inaugural parade on March 4 in Washington. Milboliand has taken over duties her sister was carrying on at the time of her death.

Vida Milboliand Inez Milholand Boissovam Washington Miss Milloliand AL Lo

Self Starter Tirade Mention Sparks Domestic Dispute

A Baltimore American note quotes a heated remark about a self starter person provoking a spouse into tirades. The exchange highlights a quarrel over behavior and perception within a marriage.

Announcements from Agcalon Commanders and Waterloo Lodge

Agcalon commanders No. 25 K. T. will meet tonight correcting a prior error that it would meet last night. A called communication of Waterloo lodge No. 105 AL BP and AAL is set at the Masonic temple Saturday evening for work on the first degree.

Agcalon K. T Waterloo Lodge AL BP A. AL Masonic Temple Saute

American Miner Shot by Rebels in Cuba

Havana reported that American mining engineer W. H. Léoropabe from La Carlota mine was seriously wounded by rebels at Cumanayagua Santa Clara province after he refused to deliver dynamite. Rebels fled the scene.

Cuba Havana Cumanayagua Santa Clara Province W. H. Léoro-pabe la Carlota

Closing Prices Today on New York Stock Exchange

A compact market roundup listing closing prices and notable tickers from the New York Stock Exchange. Firms referenced include American Car and Founders, American Locomotive, American Smelting, American Sugar Refining, Bethlehem Steel, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Canadian Pacific, Great Northern, International Harvesters, Kansas City Southern, Norfolk and Western, Pennsylvania, Reading, Southern Pacific, Tennessee Copper, United States Rubber, United States Steel, Western Union, and Wabash among others based on the day’s AP wire report.

Apeesee The Courier York Fee Amertram jAmerican Car and Follnrs jAmerican Locomotive American Smelting and Ret American Sugar Renning Selene OL Mdiwin Iaitimore and Chie Wee Bang Bethlehem Sleek Brooklyn Rapid Transit I. Ho iGanadian Pacific Thio Ami Il Catorade Uel Tron Great Northern I International Harvest Kansaert Bacitie Font Leaden York Central Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania Reading Tennessee Copper United States Rubber United States Steel States Steel Pv Wabash Pfu Western Union

The Repairing of Harricot Castle

Ned Maboney poses as Lord Harricot at a reception for the Earl of Harricot who seeks to restore Harricot Castle built in 1290. Miss Geraldine Mortimer falls for him though he is American and penniless. He confesses the deception, buys a mansion, and the real lord marries wealth elsewhere, while Mortimer repairs the castle.

Ned Lord Harricot Hacchcot Castle America Mira Winterton Nel Wrat Geraldine Mortimer Miss Mortimer Amy Lee Afrs Lee Breliy Lord Harticot Harricot Castle Hersell Luss Mortimer Snally Ned Afaboney Harricot Bliss Mortimer House of Lancaster Nott Lord Mortimer

Bees and Matrimony in a Village Tale of Eggs and Bees

A comic rural romance follows Lemuel Baker whose solemn nature clashes with his daughter Minnie and lover Frank Williams. An egg mishap, beehives, a wandering cow, and a river rescue test loyalties as Williams aids Baker, patches his injuries, and earns forgiveness. A wedding concludes their tangled misadventure.

Baker Minnie Frank Willams Frank Willams Mr. Baker Commission House Lemuel Baker Williams Young Williams Ms. Baker Zoo Jess Hee Wiliams

Not Ready Yet Garden Echoes in City Journal

Fragmentary lines reflect a Kansas City Journal clipping noting slow garden progress and early vegetables. the speaker mentions reminders of a wife as the season begins, with garbled phrases suggesting horticultural and domestic themes.

Rea City Journal Kansas

Wanted Ads for Various Services and Properties

A collage of want ads includes competent housework and cooking for Mrs. John Swift at 204 Western Avenue, best five room houses on Wellington and West Fourth with contact numbers, furnished rooms, rental offers, lost dog, sale of dresses, engraving service, farm and real estate trades in Minnesota and Dakota, Cedar River park properties, and job openings for shop molders and cement tile workers. Also a free six month magazine subscription offer and requests for a sectional bookcase.

John Swift Western Avenus Por Wellington Inquire Renee Por West Fourth Black Rcoom Womse Western Avenue IF. A. Asquith Waterloo Engraving Service Co Minnesota Samalier Towa Cedar River Park Dakota Meni Betate Miles City Montana Cement Tile Machinery Co Rotire

Illinois Central East Bours Rail Time Tables

Rail timetable excerpt lists departures from Union Depot for Dubuque Chicago Fort Dodge and Omaha routes. Notes local and express services, daily except Sunday, with connections at Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis. Includes references to Albert Lea Twin Cities Manly Waterville and other minor stops.

Dubuque Chicago Cbuquea Dubuque Limited Chicago Express Werat Bonsa Fort Dodge Omaha Quesses Fort Dodas Locsl Albert Les Twin Citi Limited Win Giles Albers Lee Minneapolia Doval Albert Len Lea Wom Tel Citlen Albert Minneapolis Albert Lea Twin Cities Manly Watde Edie Shell

Trains Schedules From Waterlog Waverly and Waterloo

Train timetables list departures and arrivals for Waterlog Waverly and Waterloo stations. Entries show Local Limited and various train numbers, with times across early morning to late evening, including multiple daily runs and connections via Cedar Mapida.

Waterloo Arr G. R Prom Cedar Mapida Wat Lihtatted Limited Fou

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