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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
10
A rich king seeks a queen who loves him for who he is. Disguised as a dog, he tests villagers until a poor sewing girl offers kindness. She becomes queen after the witch’s magic confirms her true merit, and the king rewards her with a palace life.
Bradstreet's Review surveys 1913 as a year of disquiet in foreign and domestic finance and trade. It notes gold hoarding in Europe, war’s indirect impact, banking suspensions, and a world-wide credit strain, with the United States cushioned by a favorable trade balance and emergency measures discussed by the Treasury.
The text reviews 1913 financial turmoil, noting failed banks and business dilution amid banking troubles. It contrasts 1913 with 1912, mentions stock market liquidation, and anticipates cheaper money in 1914 following currency legislation, while cautioning against inflation. It reflects on population and business growth, trader profits, and the resilience of industry.
The Waterloo theatre may reopen on Sundays as discussions with the Board of Trade and local backers continue. The Commercial Club demands repayment of donations from conditional contributors before Sunday shows resume, with management considering the proposal amid community opposition.
Fragmented OCR notes describe oats and corn futures with price moves and market sentiment. Mentions Wheat Yorker and Live typashing reports from Argentina, along with limited references to cattle prices and equipment terms, creating a partial snapshot of commodity movements.
Fragmented text references medical troubles, remedies, and a public notice style. It mentions Chamberlain's tablets, a person named John R. Barker and various scattered phrases about injuries and illnesses, with no coherent event or date. The readable portions suggest a generic community notice rather than a single clear news item.
Philip Loomer aged 87 a native of Nova Scotia died at 3 a m today in Clarksville Iowa He had been bedfast for some time since illness The survivor count includes one son Ther gis Falls Minn and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren The deceased served in the Civil War and belonged to a local church community.
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