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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1911

Page

10

Labor Will Back Trades School in Des Moines

Des Moines January 20 Special The executive board of the Iowa Lown Trades and Labor assembly plans a three day meeting to decide on legislation and to encourage or discourage actions during the current session They anticipate backing the proposed trades school bill from Representative Imley of Polk County and will discuss other measures and draft bills for introduction The board members include J H Striet Sioux City R G Stewart Cedar Rapids S C G Turner Ottumwa Johannes Gott Centerville G Pullen Waterloo W N Jones Waterloo and A L Ulrich Des Moines A nursery bill by Senator Chapman aims to regulate sales by nursery men to require accurate naming and classification of fruit trees with penalties for violations The senator a physician has learned much about mislabeling in driving across the state He has other bills in preparation The piece notes ex Governor William Larrabee’s seventy first birthday and mentions a possible support for his candidacy to the United States Senate which he declines The piece ends with a temperance note about the Constitutional Amendment association convention in Des Moines January 11 and 12 inviting delegates to attend

Des Moines Lown Trades and Labor Assembly Imley Polk County J. H. Striet Sioux City R. G. Stewart Cedar Rapids S CG. Turner Ottumwa Johannas Gott Centerville G. Pullen Waterloo W. N. Jones A. L. Ulrich Des Moises Chapman Fawa Lawa Larrabee William Larrabee Iowa United States Congress United States Representative Larrabee Kenyon Senate Towa Larralee

Tariff Board Plan Debated as House Divides on Rates

Washington date: Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee approve a permanent tariff board but oppose any power to set or even recommend tariffs. A subcommittee to refine the Dalzell style bill was named, with no guaranteed Senate support. An appropriation of 500000 for the tariff board was added to the sundry civil bill to extend funding beyond one year.

Washington House Committee On House Dalzer Senate Tawney House Committee On Piety Priations Tariffy Board Standard Oil Company (Incorporated

Wonderful Cure of Sore Hands Promises Relief

A testimonial from Thomas A. Clancy of Trenton New Jersey claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured years of painful sore hands after failing with eight doctors and many remedies. The ad touts the trio as economical treatment for skin ailments sold nationwide.

Thomas A. Clancy N. Montgomery &J Trenton N.J Potter Drug & Chem Columbus Ave Bowton U.S.A

Grand Central circuit formed in reaction to Grand Circuit dates

A new trotting association named the Grand Central circuit has formed in Columbus Ohio. It includes most Grand Circuit cities and Western entrants like Milwaukee and Joliet. The season opens July 10 in Indianapolis with Columbus hosting two meetings August 14–26 and September 24–30, Detroit retaining its dates.

Columbus Ohic Great Central Circuit Great Western Circuit Lexington Order of Things Buffalo Readville Hartford Syracuse Goshen West Milwaukee Joliet Indianapolis Detroit

Fire starts in west side home at 614 First Street West

Fire discovered at 10:20 PM in Marvin J. Fowler residence. Department No 2 extinguished a blaze confined to a lower room. Mrs Fowler had been in the room before discovery. burning head struck off by a match likely started the fire in the lounge.

Marvin J. Fowler First Street West Department No. 2 Fowler

Death of Br N Youngblood in Chicago

Allison residents learn of the death of Br N Youngblood at his Chicago home. W T Ray and daughter Roberta travel to attend the funeral. Roy Parsons returns to Allison after weeks in Port Arthur Texas. County officials discuss printing contracts and education matters at recent meetings.

Allison BR. N. Younghsend Chicago Youngblood Allison Andil W. T. Ray Roberta Roy Parsons Port Arthur Tex M M. Early Court House Board of Supervisors Greene Press Greene Recorder Chirksville Star County Board of Education John Coster County Fair Association Jefferson Township N. E. Kester Dlason City

Community Notes from Hudson and Surrounding Areas

Local items report Dr J Speicher visiting daughter Josephine in Avon City. Brethren church Ladies' Aid served dinner at Mrs C M Pierce's home. Thomas Loonan near death, then improves. Loonan children from Sioux Falls and Farragut visit. Rebekah lodge met with strong attendance. Meister Singers lecture on January 28 at United Brethren church. Mrs Blains Shirley improving. Florence Flatter returns from Fairbank visit. Revival at Brethren church starts next Sunday led by Rev Beachler of Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Lee Alexander visited O P Alexander. Mrs George Farrer and children from Mason City visit John Gutknecht. Abbs family relocated to Waterloo. Basket social to benefit Enon church Friday. several bob loads expected. N Maude Howell took grades nine and ten to Waterloo courts. Harold Bancroft spent weekend at parental home. Dairy train visit attracted large crowd. Daniel Watters and wife and Sam Watters group in Waterloo to see Mrs M D Metz ill. Mrs Chas Klingaman and daughter Helen of Waterloo visiting here.

Tudson Speicher Avon City Josephine Wm. P. Thompson Ladies’ Aid Society of the Brethren Church C. M. Pierce Hubert Loonan Siogux Falls Starry Loonan Farragut Town Thomas Loonan Rebekah Lodge Meister Singers United Tarethren Blains Shirley Ilorence Flatter Fairbank Brethren Church Beachler Waterloo Lee Alexander O. P. Alexander George Farrer Mason City John Gutknecht Abbs Enon Orange N. Maude Howell Harold Bancroft Daniel Watters Sam Watters M. D' Metz Chas. Klingaman Helen

Raymond Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Jay Smith and Carlton Atkins visited Raymond from near Dunkerton last Saturday. Airs Price and son Russel tour Jesup and Littleton relatives. Miss Betle Schuler of Williston N D visited cousin D B Schuler. Leona Price suffers tonsillitis. Josie Gallavaux of Washburn called on friends. Traid family ill with grip. Local youths surprised John Thome at his home with games and refreshments.

Raymond Jay Smith Carlton Atkins Dunkerton H. Price Russel Jesup Littleton Betle Schuler Williston D. DB. Schuler Leona Price Josie Gallavaux Washburn Mike Thome John Thome

92 Years Old Belle Plaine Woman Dies

Mrs. Ella Turek, born in Bohemia in 1820, aged 101? years, died today in Belle Plaine. She was one of the area’s oldest residents and, remarkably, had never seen a doctor or been ill in her life. She lived with her daughter Mrs. A Kalina northwest of Belle Plaine and died of old age.

Belle Plaine Ella Turek Bohemia A. Kalina

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure

Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a non quinine remedy that ends grippe and severe colds after two to three doses. Claims rapid relief of neuralgia fever runny nose sore throat and rheumatic twinges, with three years of research and fifty thousand dollars cost behind the product.

Pape Grippe

Iowa Convention Aims to Demonstrate Prohibition Support

The article notes that all residents will have a voice and vote at the convention to push constitutional prohibition. The legislature will reconvene to consider the convention and show Iowa’s interest in banning alcohol.

Iowa

Hard Time Social Ad and Advertised Mail List 1911

A faded notice advertises a Hard Time social at Melchoir Court Seash Mall with dress code and admission fees. It also lists an Advertised Letters section for Waterloo Town dated Jan 18 1911 with many names among recipients and senders.

Tribe of Ben Hur

Unclear Names List From Fourth Class Notice

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and several entities, ending with Fourth class-Mrs. John Dale Clark, with no clear event or action. The readable portion shows a long roster of individuals and organizations, lacking coherent context or a definite news item.

Would You Gain a Pound A Week for Three Months

Advertises three grain hypometane tablets made from a health germ of ordinary yeast with hypophosphites and absorptive phosphorus. Claims to increase weight and improve the nervous system by aiding digestion assimilation and absorption. Pills sold by physicians and apothecaries in sealed packages.

Pain Away Pills Relieve Headache and Periodical Pains

Pain Away Pills provide relief for headaches and periodic pains. All druggists stock this remedy for quick use.

Foley's Flowey and Tar Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Flowey and Tar for grippe coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, expels the cold from the system, and contains no opiates. The copy lists names such as Al Arthur Green Mrs Vic McLaglen Mrs Flora Floyd W K Law and J K Joder Som.

Arthur Green Vic McLaglen Flora Floyd W. K. Law P.M Foley J. K. Joder Som

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