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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1915

Page

9

Torrens System of Land Titles Urged for Iowa Reform

Des Moines report notes Representative Edmund K. Greene will push a gradual adoption of the Torrens land title system in Iowa. He cites Illinois and Massachusetts as successful models, with Cook County experiences showing strong growth, extensive registrations, and no losses of property rights. The bill aims to ease title examination, reduce costs, and modernize public land records statewide.

Des Moines Iowa Edmund K. Greene Grundy County Greene Iliois Massachusetts Illinois Cook County Ill Inderanity Fund

Tim the cat and the canary tale of four pets

Miss Patty owned a parrot, a canary, two dogs and a tiger cat named Tim who longed for the birdcage on a table. Tim tried to reach Dickey the canary but Polly the parrot warned him off, and Toby the dog chased him away. Tim was found guilty when Miss Patty returned. he lost his home and was given to a family without birds.

Miss Patty Tim Dickey Canary Polly Pally Timi Toby Patty McClure

Black Hawk County Farmers Institute Agenda at Hudson

Black Hawk county farmers prepare for a three day institute at Hudson January 26 to 28. Talks cover hog management seed corn selection rural school problems and beef production with experts from Ames Cedar Falls Waterloo and Ankeny addressing topics from land titles reform to dairy demonstrations and road issues. The event features experiments in domestic science and rural life possibilities with plans for exhibits and officer elections.

Black Hawk County Farmers’ Institute Hudson W. D. Strayer John M. Evvard Ames H. A. Smucker G. GC. Pashby Olive Young T. G Emma Larsen Cedar Falls Macy Campbell Rev. Beachler Waterloo Prof Bowman Iowa A. G. Larsen J. D. Trumbauer Rex Heresford Iowa Beet Producers’ Association H. J. Hess R. MM. Guan A. L. Ames Nathan B. Garber A. A. Burger Black Hawk Wilson C. P. Colegrove H.W. Stouder

Deaths in West Union and Fisk obituaries prompt reflections

Lee Searles Bunton died after a brief illness at West Union, born Sept. 10, 1907, with funeral at home led by Rev. John Gammons. Also, James Fisk, born Sept. 3, 1824 in Palmyra NY, died Jan. 18, funeral held at Wesleyan Methodist church, survived by Electreena Fisk and many descendants. Bee Hive store sale noted as M. O. Musser sold the Fay store to J. H. Daugherty of Chicago.

Lee Searles Bunton West Union John Gammons Cresco James Fisk Wesleyan Methodist Church A. M. Stevena W. L M. O. Musser J. H. Daugherty Chicago Bee Hive Fay

Bee Ilva Incorporated to Be Formed in County

Daugherty, a traveling salesman for Marshall Feld and Co, plans to form The Bee Ilva Incorporated with Mrs Brinch taking cash interest and remaining as saleslady. Possession is expected in February.

Jotte County Daugherty Marshall Feld & Co the Bee Ilva, Incorporated Brinch Galeslady

Farm lease and local notices from Tripoli

Lease of farm south of Tripoli by Emil Schoeneberg begins late March after Herman Heinrich auctioned the year. Local items note Fred Schnurstein's knee injury, fireman's mask ball at the Tripoli Opera House with Kuner's harp orchestra, and multiple visits and travels of residents. Mrs. Boderman’s birthday celebration, Mrs. Schroeder’s death from pneumonia, and pleurisy affecting WJ Short are reported along with community meetings, society debates on child labor laws, and fair directors’ gathering.

Tripoli Herman Heinricha Emil Schoeneberg Here Fred Schnurstein Tripoli Opera House Kuner Chas. Otto Fowler Colo F.C. Schwen B. Heichel H.C. Hach New Liberty Wm. Dobrmand Belle Plaine Wis August Kummerlite Chicago Alvina Keding Ocebwelno Ed. Kelsey Fred Bulag Emil Schoeneburg Western Douglas Amanda Meier Stegel Keble E. B. Scheppele Waterloo E. Gunsulus Wm. Krult John Heine Bremer Henry Lau Sumner John Hoth Ernest Boderman Boderman Henry Schroeder

Raymond Echoes of Visits and a Church Conference

Gus Golin gaux and relatives from Waterloo stay briefly in Raymond with Matt Lindner and his brother William Lindner from Oldham. Margaret Weber and Margaret Neyeng head to Cascade Iowa, while Mrs Wm Weyden visits relatives. The second quarterly conference for the Raymond M. E. church is set for Tuesday January 26 at 2 30 PM. Miss Margaret Schular leaves Raymond to pursue work in WaterlOO.

Raymond Gus Golingaux Waterloo Matt Lindner Little Gon Wm. Lindner Oldham Margaret Barbara Weber Margaret Neyeng Cascade Wm. Weyden Love Wayden

Quaker Herb Extract Promoted By Fisher in Kalamazoo

A Kalamazoo advertisement touts Quaker Herb Extract and related remedies. Fisher, the so called Quaker Wealth Teacher, claims cures for stomach, nerves, and general weakness. Mrs. Burchett of Kalamazoo shares her dramatic recovery and urges readers to seek treatments at Model Drug Store, 105 E Fourth St. Waterloo.

Fisher Ethias Burchett Hven Ranson Kalamazoo Mich Adrian Jack Quaker Fisher E. Fourth Sr T. H. Cobb Stora Model Pharmacy Fieher Kraft

Hazleton Revival Continues As Interest Grows

In Hazleton, the M church enters its third week of revival meetings. Vitteen people have expressed a desire to lead the Christian life as attendance and fervor rise nightly. Rev Fred Smith preaches forcefully and the orchestral and choral music enhances the services. John Kunkle has leased his large farm east of Hazleton and plans a move to a smaller nearby property amid health concerns. Miss Elsie McKibben will depart for Ates at the end of the week.

Papenry Alster Short Guy Nelson Wrotting Hazleton Aouian Literary Society Ruth Hvanslak Tnowday Fond Attcorn Mildavod Rieter Nh Zathie Kuthean Society Ming Chathael Nelson Miss Nelson Swartzell Hell Eareet George of Amos H. O. McKibben Farm Kara McKenzie N. Meyer Buchanan County Independence Park Hotel Wazleton Vitteen Fred Smith John Kunkle

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