Big roll of St Williams leads to light punishment
Grundy Center farmer MM Pine, 65, found with thirty six one dollar bills during a drunkenness arrest, pleads guilty and pays 7.85 dollars. He thanks officers for leniency unlike others cited for city ordinance violations. The hearing also covers charges against Peter Mavrelis for alleged cheating, Otto Woodyard for profane language, Edward May for disorderly conduct and concealed weapons, and Frank Frederickson given ten days for vagrancy. A cough remedy ad from Foley’s Honey and Tar is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Pine
Grundy Center
Pine
Peter Mavrelis
Mavrelia
Mavrelin
Mavrelis
E. d. Weaper
Otto Woodyard
Edward May
Frank Frederickson
Ciy
Christian Church Revival Opens in city meetings begin
Rev WV S Johnson pastor leads revival at the Christian church with D G Dungan of Vinion on cornet. Meetings run each evening this week. Tonight pursues the annual election of church officers including one elder six deacons and three trustees. Five new members joined last Sunday. Methodist? evangelism aims for strong outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. S. Johnson
Christian Church
D. G. Dungan
Vinion
Joniison
Preacher First Tax Payer of New Year at Bank
Rev J H Bauernfeind of the evangelical association church became the first to pay taxes for the new year at the treasurer's desk. The office opened late and he presented certificate No 1 with a smile as the vaults were just opened by Mr Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bauernfeind
Evangelical Association Church
Bentley
Bauernfeind
Mgr. Bauernfeind
Burr Invents Variable Gasoline Engine for Chase Mfg
Howard B Burr, a Waterloo area draftsman, leaves for Mason City to join Chase Manufacturing. He recently invented a gasoline engine with a variable horsepower attachment enabling 1 to 9 horsepower and auto-adjusts fuel use. The firm is capitalized at $200,000 and Burr’s invention already has a patent. Mrs Burr will join him at their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Burr
Mason City
Chase Manufacturing Company
Mr. Burr
Waterloo Boosters to Continue Forward March in 1911
Representative boosters of Waterloo speak on the city’s growth and the 1911 outlook. They emphasize rail connections, a public exhibition hall, post office facilities, more factories, a modern hotel, and continued progress driven by civic unity and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Boosters
Courier
Waterloo
Iowa Cities
W. R. Law
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sedewick
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Dilry
Northwestern
Milwaukee
LaGrippe Coughs and Colds Relief from Foler’s Honey
Folers Honey and Tarot offers quick relief from la grippe coughs and stuffy colds. The product claims to expel the cold from the system without opiates and is marketed as safe and reliable by J. K. Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Joder & Son
Former Waterloo Woman Is Dead in Washington
Mrs. AL Sproull received a telegram announcing the death of Mrs. Harry Bell at Washington Iowa on the evening of December 31. A Waterloo resident about fourteen years ago she was married to a grocer in the Cun ningham and Bell firm on Fourth Street East. Funeral services were held today in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Sproull
Harry Bell
Washington
Wisconsin to Advertise State to Seek 40000 Dollar Aid
The Wisconsin Development Association will urge the legislature to approve a 40000 dollar state appropriation to fund Wisconsin advertising. It plans to raise additional funds by private subscriptions, totaling 50000 dollars for newspaper ads and fair exhibtions to promote Wisconsin to prospective settlers.
Canal Rover Ends Dover Factory Inquiry With Exoneration
The Dover Manufacturing Company clears 250 workers of suspicion after a factory disruption. A night incident saw water drawn from the boiler and emery dust placed in cups, but company officers and discharged workers were unable to implicate anyone. No one from the workforce is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Rover
Jubilee P D Discontinued At Jubilee Post Office
Jubilee P D Discontinued after January 5. All Jubilee patrons must use rural carriers or receive mail via Raymond office after January 14. Jubilee’s post office, long run by Mrs. Houser then Buechele, has closed as BE M Buechele retires and plans to move to Waterloo with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Berend
Raymond
Postoffice Department
Washington
Jubilee
Fox Township
Houser
BE. M. Buechele
Buechele
CG. J. Hawardson
Waterloo
North Waterloo Railroads report heavy layoff from cold
In North Waterloo the extreme cold drives many workers in the round house and machine shop to not report for duty. Names of absent machinists helpers fire fighters and inspectors are listed, while Charles Mandy resigns as engine cleaner. The Railroad-BI report calls yesterday and last night the worst weather of the winter with strong north wind freezing workers and revealing poorly constructed building with many cracks admitting drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round House
Peter Osborn
W. A. Moore
Jawley
Jaime McGuire
Ben Mahandyman
H. @levalier
Joe Conrad
David Benjamin
Charles Johnson
C.J. Haynes
W. A. Smith
Kris Nick
J. B. DeWald
W. T. Steele
G&g. Humminghouse
Frank Benneski
Stepherd
Charles Fluggins
Clarence Petersen
Jens Petersen
Laws Burk
Harry Sullivan
John Julian
William Frick
Simon Benchips
Charles Day
Charles Lee
Jis
Waterloo
Charles Mandy
BI. C. A
W.aa. Dean
North End
Itas
Fort Dodge
Bald Spot Recovery Through Electricity and Cuticura
A Boston patient describes starting with a scalp germ treated by monthly electrical hair treatments, then using Cuticura Soap and Ointment which led to hair regrowth within six months. A second family member found relief from chronic poison ivy using Cathonia after physicians failed. The message promotes Cuticura remedies as effective for skin and scalp issues, citing G. J. Browne of Dorchester, Mass., January 29, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cuthura
Cathonia
Cutichra
G. J. Browne
Remington St
Dorchester
Mass
Potter Drug& Chem. Corp
Sole Praps
Bastan
Aston
Retirement closes long railroad career of Mr Cowhey
A Whitestyle column recalls the long service of Mr Cowhey of South Water Street who began work with the Illinois Central in 1864 at age 22. He rose to head checker and never missed a day for years, retiring on half pay as the year ended. The piece notes family ties and various local departures and new hires reflecting a bustling railway town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
Illinois
J. C. Conway
Tlinois Central
East Sellente
Wis
William Leard
Louisiana
Ray Peterson
Waterloo Business College
Charles City
George Sager
Mex Rehbeck
J. C
William J. Creagan
Illinois Central
Andrew J. Jennings
Cowhey
Illinois Central Railroad
South Water Stree
Hig
Forty Years at One Rest Themed Habit in Chicago
In Chicago on January 3 John J. Cowhey of 1329 Seward Street will break a 40 year habit by not reading his newspaper at home. The routine has long defined his daily start and now changes as he resumes a new habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. W. Arbueckie
Courtright & Arbneckie
Central Savings Bank
Waterloo
Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Andi
T. M. Spronll
Towal State Bank
Waterlon
Pasat
Courier
Ben J. Howzer
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
John J. Cowhey
Seward Street
Waterloo lodge to meet Wednesday for initiatory work
Waterloo lodge No 1115 M B A meets in regular session Wednesday evening with initiatory work and installation of officers. All members urged to attend. The all day missionary society meeting at First Baptist Church scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Waterloo Lodge
M. Bis
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
CB Jones City Scavenger Ad Notice
Classified notice lists CB Jones as licensed scavenger with address 415 Cortlandt Street and contact 2610 Black. Mentions Joan H Godner Armstrong and Malissa A Carroll Armstrong with terms related to licensing or service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Street
Joan H. Godner
Armstrong
Malissa A. Carroll
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ST Williams
Grundy County
Foley
Charles Kline
St. Easton
Severn
J. J. Joder & Son
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ube
F. J. Chener
Vist
Theayvieown
OnbRin
Dirupeteta
Dee Hank
H. E. Kloster
Town Criers' Club
Coursen
Congratula Mons
R. C G. Wangler
Wangler Bros. Drug Company
W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
J. R. Rector
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jas
L. E. Park
Evening Courier
W. R. Jameson
Citizens’ Savings Bank
F. W. Powers
Black Hawk National Bank
A. Ferguson
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Paul Davis
Balliett
BE. L. Johnson
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
BE. E. Peek
Linden
F. 3. Bighmey
First National Bank
Badger State
Wisconsin Advancement Association
Puy
Bloodyguends Pass
Ohio
E. W. Grove
Jubilee P. D
North Waterloo and Railroads
Glass
E. Boyce Optometrist 202 Syndicate
Aterlac
Towa
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
Tay Tome
CB. Jones
City Scavenger
Ager
L. H. Woodruff Co
Western Land
Omaha
Omaha Land Show
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