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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1912

Page

5

Damage cases heard by judge in fatal electrocution suit

Judge Frederick O. Ellison conducted jury instructions in two combined damage actions by Neil McDougall over his five year old son Forest D. McDougall death from electrocution. Plaintiffs seek 15000 total for estate and parental loss. defendants admit liability. Jury to decide damages considering life expectancy and child’s condition, with no compensation for parental grief. Hearing spanned two days. jurors to deliberate impartially.

Neil McDougall Citizens Gas & Electric Co Corn Belt Telephone Co Frederick O. Ellison Supreme Court Marion Ellison Waterloo Forest D. McDougall Loren Risk Wade Iowa City C. W. Mullan Touriellet Cedar Rapids

Root Juice claims rapid relief for rheumatism

An advertisement touts a new Root Juice compound said to stop chronic rheumatism and relieve pain, swelling, and stiffness quickly. Testimonials from C. Horstman of Fort Wayne and James Fletcher of Gainsville praise dramatic improvement after short treatment.

Mr. C. Horstman W. Jefferson St Fort Wayne Ind James Fletcher Gainsville D. F. Laker Harrisburg F. Carver E. Lewis St James Simpson Cordova Henderson Drug Co

Fairbank Community News and Moves in Fairbank

Fairbank updates include Nell Bothwell visiting from Union Iowa and many local residents. Chas Elliott and family move into Grove street house sold by Sarah Simms. Miss Belle Agnew ends a term at Neil district and plans to teach near Hazelton. O S Paine is very ill at home. Reverend Peddicord had a throat operation. Waterloo minister to fill pulpit Sunday. J J Dowling becomes new registered pharmacist at M J Collins drug store. Several families ill, stock shipment to Dodge Center, Minn. Epworth League oyster supper successful. Emma Adderman visited Independence. Leonard and Willard Brooks and families visiting. J B Murphy traveled to Dakota and Minneapolis. Mayme Leehey returned from Independence. Will Murphy and M J Collins attend Waterloo play. Mrs Mary Smith helps with Bret care in West Union. Mrs Betts quite ill. Amos Dewald and family plan Ferndale Minn. Mrs Dewald’s mother stays a month. Mrs Jack Gorman moving to Union. Gorman friends regret departure. L T Miller back from Illinois.

Fairbank Nell ‘Bothwell Union Hayes King Sumner Chas. Elliott Sarah Simms Grove Street Belle Agnew Neil Peddicord Waterloo J. J. Dowling St. Anthony M. J. Collins Drug Store Martha Minkler Isaac Betts Lettie Nichols J. D. White Dodge Center Minn Mr. White Epworth League League Emma Adderman Independence Leonard Brooks J. B. Murphy Dakota Minneapolis Mayme Leehey Will Murphy M. J. Collins Mary Smith West Bret Amos Dewald Lillie Dewald Ferndale

Pleasant Valley box social funds school library needs

A Pleasant Valley school box social Friday night raised 14.50 for library books. Peter Trainor's straw and other items drew good bids. Homer Lumbus sawed wood for William Snyder Saturday. Miss Osa Lyle of district No. 8 visited Waterloo. Mrs. Elliott and daughter from Traer stayed with the P. Witty family. Mrs. Herman Hesse traveled to Cedar Falls for her father-in-law Chris Struber’s illness. William Gilmore and Struber were in Waterloo Tuesday. Esther Trainor is visiting.

Herman Hesse Cedar Falls Inlaw Chris. Struber William Gilmore Waterloo Esther Trainor

Local Residents Move In And Illness Strikes Town

A brief item notes Coony Klein moved Monday onto his rental for the year at a home belonging to Peter Trainor. Mrs. J. Snyder and her son Milton are sick with the grip. The report highlights recent moves and illness in the community.

Peter Trainor Coony Klein J. Snyder Milton

Conference on Reform in Taxing

County delegates B J Rodamar James Slack and Roger Leavitt from Black Hawk County named to state tax conference in Des Moines March 20 and 21. Open to taxpayers. aims to gauge sentiment on revenue law changes with program by Des Moines and others. round table on Desirable Tax Reforms.

Rainbow B. J. Rodamar Jamies Jack Waterloo Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Des Moines Board of Supervisors M. H. Cohen A. H. Davison J. EB. Brindley Samuel T. Howe Kansas B. H. Hibbard Ames Frank G. Pierce Marshall

Martin Secures Lane Property In Waterloo Business District

Hope C. Martin has purchased the Lane property at the rear of the Commercial building on Sycamore Street between Fourth Street and Park Avenue for 50 000 dollars. The buyer, already heavily involved in Waterloo real estate, plans future improvements in the heart of the city east business district.

Hope C. Martin Lane Sycamore Street Fourth Street Park Avenue Citizens Gas & Electric Co F. Brown Federal Building Martin Waterloo Real Estate

Local notes from Allison excerpt with names and moves

Allison Feb 27. George Dennis of New Hartford in town last Thursday. Frank Kilson likely candidate for clerk of courts. Dora Busse to marry Walter Martzahn Wednesday at the Busse home in Wilmar. Frank Weires went to Milwaukee on business, returned Sunday. H C Hemenway of Cedar Falls visited last Friday. L A Spengler visited Wilmot Friday, wife visited Mason City. W F Bowers family to move to Finlayson Minn this week. M Woives G L Arnold and E J Davis visited Fort Dodge last Sunday. George Johnson returned to town.

Cedar Failly L. A. Spengler Wulmont Mason City W. F. Bowers Finlayson Minn Allison M. Woives G. L. Arnold E. J. Davis Fort Dodge George Johnson

Cardus advertised as a tonic for women

A Pendergrass Georgia woman reports lasting relief from painful womanly troubles after using Cardus. The ad claims Cardus strengthens the constitution, tones nerves, and regulates organs, urging readers to consult a druggist and request weighty pamphlets from Chattanooga Medicine Company.

Pendergrass Cardus

Baroness de la Roche Falls From Monoplane Flight

Baroness Raymonde de la Roche the pioneering French aviator returned to flight and flew a monoplane at Juviay then B Rhelma 910. Two planes passed overhead causing a gusty brush that led to a loss of control and a ground crash. She sustained arm and leg injuries and bruises. reports say she was visiting relatives in Chicago.

Raymonde de la Roche France Jone Mret Perla Sport Juviay Rhelma

Motor Cyclists Invited To City Banquet

Guy W. Campbell, sporting goods man, has issued invitations to 120 motor cyclists of the city to a banquet at Case-

Guy W. Campbell Sporting Goods Case

Almeda Con Mines Company stockholders notice

A postal directed to stockholders requests mailing name and address to W. J. Davidson 216 Lewis Edg Portland Oregon for important information. The notice implies an official communication to shareholders of the Oregon based mining concern.

Almeda Con, Mines Company Oregon W. J. Davidson Lewis Edg Portland

Second Ward Demos Caucus Names Delegates in Waterloo

The Second ward Democrats held a caucus in Waterloo to select delegates for the county convention on March 9. Attendees included John Alexander, John F. Libby, William Ewald, J. C. Beem, M. J. Hanlon, E. F. Sibert, M. B. Locke, H. B. Boies, W. Winchell, Henry Lighty, H. Siggelkow, Thomas Connell y, SH. Basher, William Fegies, M. J. Tritz, Robert Milne and A. B. Johnson. J. C. Beem served as chairman and A. BE. Johnson as secretary.

Waterloo Biufft Street John Alexander John F. Libby William Ewald J. C. Beem M. J. Hanlon E. F. Sibert M. B. Locke H. B. Boies W. Winchell Henry Lighty H. Siggelkow

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Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher Ceataur Company Murray Street York Ted Eagle Center James Slack Black Hawk Co Chamberlain Mrs. Della Long N. Bom Chattan Fhooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn Chicago Herman Johnson Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church T. J. Shafer Lubbo Kannegeiger Roy Parsons Dick Burbridge F.C. Loder Anamosa F. H. Hill Court House Square S. W. Ferris Hampton Ben Dellinger Joseph Hopley Rockford Burin P. Harms Oklahoma Ruth Arnold Genevieve Flynn Lucile Peel Colege Congregational Church Beer’s Fourth Street West J. Hosmer Waterloo Motor Cycle Club Northwest Union Pacifictandard Road OF the WE Pacific Northwest J.W. Turtle Agt Union Pacific R.R. Co West Fifth Street Second Ward DEMOS Florence E. Wilson Waterloo Business College H. C. Murphy Wilson Miss Wilson Mr. Blaisdell Underwood
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