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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1913

Page

10

Cedar Falls man Murphys defense in burglary case

In the Iowa v Murphy case at Cedar Falls, defense attorney C W Mullan argues Murphy entered the Lawrence implement office with a key to obtain catalogs to start his own business, not to burglarize. State witnesses describe Murphy fleeing, after alarms and shots, with claims of cash taken. Murphy was intoxicated but the defense maintains no criminal intent and notes Murphy’s 25 year reputation for honesty.

Murphy Wm. Lawrence Cedar Falls C. W. Mullan State of Mullan McCoy J. H. Murphy Mr. Lawrence Mr. Mullan Lawrence Lawrefce Drohman Mr. Murphy Waterloo Illinois Central Quyer Ellis Buffet

Soap formula promises powerful cleansing for fabrics and utensils

A description of Gold Dust soap highlights its powder form and vegetable oil base. The product incorporates purifying materials in precise proportions to cleanse vigorously without harming fabrics or utensils.

Missionary talk urges women in foreign work at Grace M. E. church

Mrs. Ower Dow of Des Moines spoke on foreign missions at Grace M. E. church, urging women medical missionaries for India and China. She noted John R. Mott’s leadership, 85,000 dollars pledged by the Des Moines branch, and the Nome Missionary Society as the largest auxiliary.

Ower Dow Des Moines Grace M. EB John R. Mott Continuation Committee of Foreign Missions Calcutta India China Dr. Edmonds Branch of Missions Mra. Dow Waterloo Mra Paul Davis Nome

Falls Avenue Bridges Approved and Mullan Bridge Referred

City council debated two bridge projects over the Cedar River, approving Falls Avenue and sending the Mullan Avenue plan to the bridge committee. The nine pier Cedar River bridge at Mullan was priced at 88 162 dollars. Sewer plans died as no motion was made to bid. New light contract referred to committee. sidewalk opening urged near the Black building.

Dewey Falls Avenue Mullan Avenue Cedar River Roby Burtner Counsilman Dewey Falls Avenue Bridge Kenyon Eighth Ninth Tenth Streets Franklin and Mulberry Fifth Street Locust and Bayard Fourth Fifth Bayard Street Ciizens Gas & Electric Company

Advertised Letters for Waterloo Iowa February 19 1918

List of advertised mail at Waterloo Iowa dated February 19 1918 includes numerous women and men such as Mrs. N Beck Miss Ethel Buck Tand Miss Lucile Cotton and Mr. Jordan with many others. The roster names residents and aliases across multiple households and businesses in the Waterloo area.

Waterloo N. Beck Ethel Buck- Tand Lucile W. Cotton Dorothy Crowell George Davidson Ethel Deihy Jno. Dorman Tillie Eastman Rozella Ellis Mary Frederick Ida Fruntress Edna M. George Dollie Goodin Albert C. Halsey W. Harman Louise V. O'Keefe Hazel Quint Bernice Robinson Margery Salisberry Imma Saylor Carl Shaffner Anna Simmons L. Z. Smith Mary Speicher Matt Stahlman Henry Steffen Lelia Taylor Myra Teller Anna Watford Ralph Watters Mildred Weitnauer

War Time Tale From Waterloo Fire Company Letter

An Iowa reminiscence describes the 1861 Waterloo fire company visit to Dubuque for the county fair. George Owen recalls marching with the Germania Band, cheering returning three months volunteers from Springfield Missouri, and the lively welcome at Washington Square. He notes fatigue from pretrip farm work and the long return to Waterloo, plus losses of early members.

J. B. Lamb Washington Street George Owen Iowa Lester Township Black Hawk County Mount Pleasant Mich Bellu Dubuque First Waterloo Fire Company Charles Henry Waterloo Old Germania Strass Band Springfeld Lyons Reha Dunleith East Dubuque Owen Hallow Germania Gilbert Barber Waterloo Hook Ang Ladder Company Moo Lestar Township Cedar Balls Lester Bhukeeville Owen'a Itao Watertom KB. Lamb A.W. Tlarber

Long list of names ends with W R LAW P M

A roster of individuals including Arthur Miller McQuer H L Mil lett Harry Moore Omer Myers William Cartman Hysen Ollie Alban Palmer L B Payne Otto Paters F C Reed Francisco Reyes C A Rose R Rowe Bert E Rutter Gaylord Seavers Mrs D A Scott L H Simonson J B Simmons Frank L Sommers Charles Sprenier N O Streber Carroll O Stuckenbrueck W W Tippy A F Trumbauer Robert Vivian R P Vivian Isaac Waterbury Claude Webster Eph Wilson James Wood W T Woods Implement Co Foreign Mrs Ethel M Barker Emmie Frolis Mrs J L Heichel Mrs W Martin Carlepucae Achepuko Bror Fleming Bengtsson Mr Job Elkis J P Featherstone John Roberts Toma Stilinovic H Tyman Mahlon Warner W R LAW P M

Ugly Sores Quickly Banished

An advertisement claims S. S. S. 8 cures eruptive skin diseases including eczema psoriasis and scrofula by cleansing the blood. It touts direct, certain action and urges readers to obtain a $1 bottle from drug stores or write The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for guidance.

Swift Swift Ridg Atlanta Jamoun and Oir

Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair Growth and Shine

An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser and conditioner that removes dandruff and stimulates scalp health. It claims roots are strengthened, hair grows longer and thicker, with immediate shine and softness after a 25 cent bottle.

Snowlton

Ely Cream Balm and Flys Dream Balm Ad

An advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm as a quick safe remedy for catarrh and cold symptoms. It claims fast relief from head congestion sore throat and nasal discharge with a 50 cent bottle often curing. Agent J. W. Taggart promotes the products in a period newspaper style.

Ely J. W. Taggart

Coupon Worth Money at Leavitt & Johnson Bank Offer

Coupon invites customers to visit the savings department to obtain a free household account book with no charge or obligation, emphasizing a valuable opportunity for savers. The notice urges readers not to miss the chance.

Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Honehold

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