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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1913

Page

3

Putnam Reports On German Cities

Frank Putnam, Houston newsman, returned from a six month Europe study of municipal management. He cites European city trends toward municipal ownership of utilities, long term professional mayors, and strong tax funding for urban services, with Germany leading in planning, finance, and public welfare.

Frank Putnam Houston Tex Forerly Waterloo Europe City Commissioners of Mr. Putnam Courier Rou Cork Dublin Ireland Sheffield London England Parle France Germany Texas Great Britain Tressurer Ufe Civil Service Jctties American

Mardi Gras and travel ads sweep across Illinois to New Orleans

The page promotes Illinois Central Mardi Gras tours with foldout brochures for New Orleans tourism including “New Orleans for the Tourist.” It highlights daily through trains Seminole Limited from Chicago to Jacksonville, connections from St. Louis, and Florida and Cuba travel literature. Also listed are Vicksburg and Hot Springs routes with electric sleeping cars and California folders. Local fair entries from Hudson, Iowa feature corn and miscellaneous premiums with entry rules and prizes.

Florida Cuba Chicago Jacksonville St. Louis Jacksonvile Havana Florida Enroute California New Orleans Houston San Antonio Texas Paso

Pilgrim David Petrie Dies In Hudson After A Long Faithful Life

David Petrie, born September 9 1844 in Hagerstown Maryland, died January 15 1913 at Hudson aged 68 years 4 months 6 days. He moved with his family from Illinois to Iowa in 1883, later settling in Black Hawk County and then Hudson. He married Mary Catherine Bovee on February 14 1858 and had five children, four living at his death. He joined the United Brethren church in 1882 and lived a quiet Christian life until death.

David Petrie Hagerstown Washington County Maryland Ilinois Ogle County Mary Catherine Bovee Ida Mr. Petrie Iowa Lincoln Township Black Hawk County Hudson United Brethren Church West Grove Ill

A Message to Women Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy

When a physician offers no relief for oppressive pains and constant headaches, nervous strain, and bearing down sensations, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is hailed as the safest remedy. The copy claims it saves years of misery and has helped thousands of women.

Lydia EB. Pinkham

Obituary and Poultry Show Highlights From Cedar Rapids

The obituary notes the death of Petrie of Waterloo KE E survived by siblings Louis Fred and two sisters with a brain hemorrhage cited as the cause. Funeral was held at the United Brethren church with Rev C Dillavon officiating. Claude H. Peverill earned four more ribbons at Cedar Rapids poultry show taking second cock, second hen, second pen and fifth pullet in White Plymouth Rock class.

Walden M. Sweitzer Hudson Lumber Co Qnd PPS Hudson Implement Co Hudson Herald A. W. Forbes Motaphret Hudson Implement Co A. T. Joder F. &. Glazier Henry George Egwe SF Behovo C. Jenkins F. E. Glazier FE Boonee Mueller & Rosauer K. McBride Beens Gutknecht Ean BLM Sweitzer John Kortich Pountain W. J Moseley Hudson B. M. Sweitzer Ailcorn A. A. Burger Ciston A Waterloo KE. E Bargent Bert Louis Dixon Fred Clinton Francis Stauffer Adaline Mary Bovee Reinbeck Petrie C. C. Dillavon United Brethren Church Claude H. Peverill Cedar Rapids Mr. Peverill

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Reappears in Vogue

A downtown druggist promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use product that darkens faded gray hair, restores natural color after several applications, adds shine, and helps prevent dandruff. The remedy, sold for about 50 cents, is marketed as a convenient grandmother era treatment available through H. W. Taggart.

Drug Atores Wyeth H. W. Taggart Isemment

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