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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
6
Grace Sucher formerly Grace Moe sen sues Ida M. Pickering on a promissory note for $1293.60 plus $59.94 in fees. The note for 1400 dollars dated April 16 1909 was due September 9 1909, with interest paid to Sept 10 1920, and $200 paid on principal. The loan is secured by a mortgage.
At the Crystal theatre this last half week a rare show offers La Vine Cameron Trio in grotesque comedy and dancing, Theo Julia Redmond Co presenting Critic and the Girl, and Dave Vine impressions. Master Hale provides selections. audience enthusiasm remains strong. Case’s milk 6¢ at 14 branches. Case’s creamery butter 46¢.
Postmaster W. M. Law approves expanded operations after Inspector G. Miller and Congressman Pickett backed reforms. Carrier No. 20 will handle more collections in Waterloo east and west, with eight collections daily and 12 dispatches from station A to the main office. Mounted carriers Roy Phinney and Carrier No. 19 will focus on residence-district pickups, improving after-supper service and Saturday mail timing. Two new clerks, William E. Craney of Independence and Roscoe C. Metcalfe, begin work next Tuesday.
The annual and semiannual statements detail assets and receipts for the Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Highlights include cash on hand, installment stock withdrawals, loans on real estate and stock, interest, taxes, and unpaid orders with balances and liabilities. The figures show substantial totals in assets, liabilities, and undivided profits, indicating the association’s financial position for 1911.
An old advertisement notes expenses and cash on hand with a yearly dividend claim. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds, croup, and whooping cough and asserts no harmful drug content. It claims availability from all dealers.
Mrs T W Place reports two Dubuque sisters in law widowed within a week. Miss Maud Cox's husband Clark Boynton dies in Montclair New Jersey from Brights disease after twenty years of marriage and a daughter. Miss Marie Cox's husband Charles Connolly dies in Kansas City after an appendicitis operation and blood poisoning. they had a daughter. Relatives in Dubuque and Waterloo plan services as the family prepares burial. Also a health note touts Cham berlain s ointment for rheumatism relief.
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