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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1912

Page

3

Model Wife Traits From Married Men Symposium

Rev. Edgar A. Valiant led a talk on the model wife based on questions from husbands. He urged Christian foundation, sound health, and uniform divorce laws, urging brides and grooms to undergo physical exams and marry sanely. Many husbands described ideal wives as Christian, home-loving, unselfish, affectionate, frugal, industrious, a good manager, and loyal helpers in marriage and community.

Edgar A. Valiant First Baptist Church Valiant Valant

Philippine prosperity from free trade boosts exports to U S

Washington reports unprecedented prosperity in the Philippine Islands due to free trade with the United States. American exports to the Archipelago rose to about 49.8 million dollars, up over 12.5 million in the year. Sugar tobacco copra markets improve as new railway lines spur industry.

Washington Philippine Islands United States Philippine Commission Islands

Postal savings bank grows as Philippine farming improves

The text notes steady growth in postal savings banks and a 17 percent rise in Filipino depositors from the prior year while highlighting improved health conditions across the lands and ongoing agricultural development in the territory.

Postal Savings Bank

Wreck injures two Illinois Central engineers at Duncombe

Charles M. Fawcett of 416 Almond Street and W. F. Courtney of 438 Cottage Street, both engineers for the Illinois Central, were injured in a Saturday morning wreck at Duncombe near Fort Dodge. Fawcett broke an ankle while Courtney suffered leg bruises after a double header freight collided with freight train No. 94 on the main line. Only these two were hurt. one locomotive was damaged. Both men returned home.

Charles M. Fawcett Almond, Street W. F. Courtney Cottage Street Illinois Central Railroad Duncombe Fort Dodge Mr. Fawcett Mr. Courtney

Twenty Converts at First Call Gall in Waverly

A large crowd gathered at the Waverly tabernacle for an evangelistic meeting on February 26. More than twenty people responded to the invitation to lead a Christian life, signaling what observers call the start of a notable revival in the city and region.

Waverly, In Tramatic Tabernacle Waverly

Lumbermen in Joint Convention Waterloo Feb 29

Northeastern and Central Retail Lumbermen associations plan a joint 1911 meeting in Waterloo with 600 invitations and an expected 300 attendees. Headquarters Ellis hotel Elke hall. Morning and afternoon programs feature leaders from Iowa and nearby states. Social event at Majestic theatre. local arrangements by Warren Brown and C W Chapman.

Northeastern Laws Retail Lumbermen’s Association Centrallowa Retail Lumbermen’s Association Waterloo Ellis Hotel Elke’ Hall Iowa Majestic Theatre Warren Brown Waterloo Lumber Company C. W. Chapman Chapman Lumber Company Northeastern Northeastern Retail Association John Freyman Dyereville J. F. Reeve Arlington J. D. McAllister Hopkinton F. B. Bellamy Nashua F. J. Ward Clinton C. S. Alexander Cresco James Gregg Postville W. M. Brooks Waverly Central Association H. T. Barber Clarion C. E. Greer Eldora Charles Moser D. E. Baker Traer C. A. Finkbine Des Moines W. G. Weart Cedar Falls George S. Lane Webster City F. H. Henry Belle Plaine A. G C. Johnson

Desertion Arrest Ties Navy Recruit to Philadelphia

Earl Sears Cowen of 317 East First Street was arrested Saturday night for desertion from the navy after telegrams from the U S Naval Department in Philadelphia. Sergeant William Hollcroft escorted Cowen to Philadelphia to return him to naval custody to serve the remaining four years. Cowen, who enlisted April 7 last year in Omaha for four years, had been living under an assumed name with relatives in the city. A $50 reward is offered to government officials for his return. Lieutenant Hollcroft would receive it but deduct travel expenses.

United States Naval Department Philadelphia Earl Sears Cowen East First Street Navy Wiliam Hollcroft Cowen Minneapolis United States Navy Omaha Neb Hollcroft

Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule Tightens Attendance

Neighborhood Bible class meetings are listed with room numbers and leaders such as Rev. J. BE. Johnson at 516 Broadway and Mrs. G. A. McColm at 410 pay. attendance last week totaled 48. A spring millinery class may form if enough interest shows. Banquet preparations are complete for businessmen tomorrow night at the YWCA rooms.

J. BE. Johnson Broadway G. A. McColm Lay W. M. Egan Argyle Wilbur Pine Street Heath Fifth Street A. T. Fisher Mulberry If. B J. W. Wilby Independence Avenue W. C. A. Rooma

Innocent Nurse Denies Poisoning Babies in Brooklyn Case

Brooklyn police hold Winifred Ankers charged with causing eight infant deaths at the Brooklyn nursery and infants hospital. She claims her Saturday confession was coerced by detectives who threatened to take her baby, crying that she did not poison the babies and loved them. Doctors deem her paranoid and will run mental tests. she pleads for the return of her 10 month old.

New York Brooklyn Winifred Ankers Brooklyn Nursery and Infants

Money Trust Probe Ordered by House Vote 270 to 9

Washington February 26 The House ordered an investigation to determine if a money trust operates through or with national banks by a 270 to 9 vote Republicans protested the plan as a sham while Democrats backed a compromise resolution to study banking and currency conditions under Pujo chairmanship. A separate inquiry into antitrust and railroad monopolies was proposed, and a compromise avoided a Democratic split.

Washington, D. C United States House Clayton Judiciary Committee Adams Interstate Commerce Committee Henry Texas Rules Committee Banking and Currency Committee Pujo Louisiana

Good Record in Mt Vernon School by Ruby Fridell

Miss Ruby Fridell reports in District No 6 Mt Vernon township that Ralph Bell Roger Bell Nora Bell and Floyd Bell have neither been absent nor tardy during the month.

Ruby Fridell Mt. Vernon Township Ralph Bell Roger Bell Nora Bell Floyd Bell

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aimed at Nervousness in Women

An ad claims nervousness in women arises from a unhealthy female system. It endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy that strengthens nerves and muscles, heals inflammation, and restores normal female health.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Horse Sale At Livestock Commission Co Friday And Saturday

The Live Stock Commission Company extends fame with a large horse sale at its stables on Friday and Saturday March 1 and 2. It expects around 500 horses first day, with over 500 head consigned, promising value and fair dealings, harness horses, draft mares, farm horses, saddle and carriage stock, and a market aimed at dealers nationwide. Wm Holland promotes the sale and market leadership, urging consignors and buyers to participate.

Livestock Commission Company Thia Wm. Holland United States Reading Canada Dan Patch Horse Emporium Great West Wate

Span of mares for sale and wagon set

A span of young mares about 1300 pounds each, sound and well broke, with new wagon and heavy harness included. A bargain for a buyer seeking a good team, harness, and wagon. Contact John Andrews at Kimball's Dairy Farmer Office, phone 73, Waterloo, Iowa.

John Andrews Kimball's Dairy Farmer Waterloo Iowa

Man of Mystery Dies of Exposure Near Barbed Wire Fence

Donald Ferguson a recluse who lived in a tent on Len Perkins's farm eight miles from Clearfield is found dead by exposure after attempting to reach his tent from Blockton. He had been drinking that day and scratches on his body from the fence are noted as likely contributory. He kept funds in a local bank deposit for burial and the case remains one of mystery with no known next of kin or clear antecedents. Real estate transfers listed include several parcels and sums of one dollar or twenty-five hundred dollars in deals involving local properties and cemeteries.

Clearfield Donald Ferguson Len ‘Perkins Ferguson Perkins Blockton Forgweon Clearfield Bank

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