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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1912
Page
9
London portrays New York as foreign to the world with money as the god of all. He recalls his struggle to reach the city and the palpable divide between wealth and real human connection amid the booming metropolis.
At a banquet of the Elks lodge in Kookuk Iowa Joseph W Steiger suffered paralysis and was taken home by ambulance. Frank M M Eneer president of the Independent order of Owls was injured in a fall on the sidewalk breaking his wrist and hip and is in the hospital.
Jan 6 M Hartuss transacted business in Rockford. Mrs G A Carney and Persis visited Bristow then returned home. Miss Annis Squires returned to Waterloo work after holidays with relatives. William Fevereizen visited Waterloo on New Year’s Day. Merrill Peddycourt and Paul Shater resumed studies at Cornell College. Baby girl of Mr and Mrs W A McClure very ill this week. Mrs Fred Merrian and daughter returned to Waterlord after visiting Greene relatives. Miss June McCann resigns millinery position. Albert Rehuke web site to their home.
Charles Shirley a two year old farmer living east of the city on Gilbertville road was struck by a car on Lafayette street while riding a hob sled with a double team attached. He suffered a fractured left arm and minor injuries and was taken home for treatment. he previously served in the Philippines conflict and later lost a leg to save his life.
Railroad schedules show Illinois Central routes and interurban times between Dubuque Chicago Fort Dodge and Omaha with multiple departures and arrivals. An official notice explains Thompson avenue vacation proposal between Miles Street and West Mullan Avenue with council hearing set January 22 1912 and public comment required.
An advertisement invites readers to join a lending club and consolidate small debts with a loan from ten to two hundred ninety dollars. Applicants pledge collateral like household goods, piano, horses, or vehicles while keeping possession. Repayment via weekly or biweekly installments to fit income. Confidential, modern borrowing. Two new specials noted.
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