For Sale High Power Touring Car and Accessories
For sale a high power touring car with lamps top and wind shield. Will trade for a small auto. Ss. Tu. WW. 618) wert Ninth.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
9
For sale a high power touring car with lamps top and wind shield. Will trade for a small auto. Ss. Tu. WW. 618) wert Ninth.
A simple home wedding was held Tuesday at the bride’s parents’ West Main street residence. Miss Theresa St Longaker married Lyle J. Tutt in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C W Rodgers. The couple will reside on Locust Street after Jan 17. The newspaper also notes a manse warming and various church social events and local notices.
Real estate transfers include Dewight Hills to John Gall for lots 19 and 20 in section 89-13 at 14,650 dollars. Elmer Mether to Merrill Mether for lot 16, block 41, West Waterloo at 2,500 dollars. Fairview Cemetery Association to Anzie R. N. Wagner for lot 24, block 6, section 14 at 40 dollars. Galloway-Gibson Investment Co. to John Sims for land in 1789-13 at 3,500 dollars. Henry Berend to Elis B. Getty for part of Lot 4, block 18, Doe's Addition, Waterloo at 2,700 dollars. Martha Lufkin et al to Asa Owen for multiple lots in block 5, Dunkerton at 1 dollar. L. G. Adams to A. D. Hayes et al for lot 14, block 9, Hillside Addition, Waterloo. An aside notes Avant shop opening ads.
The State of Iowa Black Hawk County announces a public auction on January 27, 1972 at 10:00 a.m. at the Waterloo courthouse. Property is Lot 17 in Block 1 Riverside Addition, Waterloo, levied on to satisfy a writ of execution in favor of John Gumpert against W. H. Phelps and Sarah J. Phelps. F. M. Shores, Sheriff. Geo J. Sager, Attorney.
Notice that J. E. Sedgwick has been appointed and qualified as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Rachel Ik Hochstetler in Black Hawk County Iowa. Creditors and debtors must present or settle claims promptly, dated January 10 1912.
A long report details Jack Collins of Independence, aged 80, severely burned and later frozen after attempting to fight a fire with oil near Cedar Rapids. He, known as Germstrak, had a history of drunken outbursts and police court appearances, but when sober he is described as gentle. He remained alive through the night with thawed frozen limbs and intense pain, and officials noted his odd resilience and long familiarity at the Waterloo police station.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable family medicine. It claims to relieve coughs colds croup prevent bronchitis and pneumonia for children and adults. The copy is attributed to H W Taggart.
Chicago authorities move to restrain the Elgin and Chicago butter and egg boards from setting arbitrary prices. Assistant District Attorney A G Welch says evidence shows a price fixing combination. A morrison report is to be read to justify an injunction to curb rising dairy costs. Foley Kidney Pills ad ends the passage.
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