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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
11
Public notice records a corporate amendment for Mayteg Mason Co Iowa changing name to Mason Motor Company and relocating principal office to Waterloo Black Hawk County. It specifies a three person board elected annually in Waterloo with vacancies filled by stockholders and officers appointed from directors.
In Waverly Iowa on January 27 a 1200 seat tabernacle was erected in a day by volunteers from Baptist, Methodist, Congregational and Evangelical churches led by Evangelist Forsythe. A guaranty fund supported construction and cottage prayer meetings across fifteen districts showed strong local interest and unity for a revival effort. The union choir led by Mrs. B Dickinson will headline the movement indicating broader spiritual renewal in the community.
The report presents Carl Moline’s version of an alleged assault on tenant Nels Madsen amid a dispute over fodder on a snowy farm. Eyewitness Vincent Barta describes Madsen’s reaction and injuries, while framing a purported fight as limited to a hook incident. Moline contacted the sheriff after Madsen’s injuries.
Five articles in the February Century address world trade growth led by Germany, U S antitrust enforcement and Sherman act, pure foods and farm prospects, plus the social and material evolution of the Middle West as seen by Professor Ross.
Clay ton Sedgwick Cooper discusses The American Undergraduate urging broader culture and teaching reform. W. J. Locie begins Stella Maris in Century with a new heroine and promising plot. Notice: Theodore Mason not responsible for debts of wife Mrs Carrie Mason.
City council resolution records the vacation of a 80 foot wide strip on the west side of the Cedar River in Waterloo Iowa extending 140 feet from Commercial Street between lots five and one in James Egger's addition. No objections were filed. vacation and annulment affirmed. Passed January 2 1912. J R Rector mayor. Muest R C Thompson city clerk.
A short childlike reflection on a bent tree and the proverb about the twig being bent. The piece notes impressions and mistaken thoughts as a gentle evening commentary.
In Homie Park district a newly completed six room house with bath sleeping porch front and rear vestibule oak finish polished floors dining room with paneled ceiling Dutch window walls decorated heavy fixtures gas water heater nine foot front porch corner lot 42 by 25 cement walks terraced lot linen and coal closets screens shades. Two blocks from car line and school price 3500 easy terms. Will trade other property in part payment if worth the price. House ready to occupy.
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