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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1915

Page

5

Institute Opens with Gib Crowd at Black Hawk event

The Black Hawk county farmers institute opened yesterday with a large attendance. Rev. Willam HW Beuchner of Waterloo spoke on rural life and the stay on the farm message. A living flag drill, readings, and stereopticon exhibits drew strong farmer interest as Janes exhibit and women’s entries showcased work. Miss Johanna Gardner judged entries with awards to be announced later today.

Hudson Dat Black Hawk County Orrasion Willam HW. Beucnler Waterloo Bostades Dents Eighm Tallege Reese Black Ha Ers’ College Cory Janes Johanna Gardner Dames Flack G&tere Waterlon

Widows and Bachelors Hatched for Matrimonial Aid

County auditor weighs entering matrimonial agency business as warrants go weekly to 48 widows on county pension. Widows with young children receive 2 to 10 dollars. nine bachelors eyed for matches. Proposal could cut taxpayer costs if marriages end warrants, though some widows may prefer court-ordered support over a husband.

Cant Hiuness and Branevies

Swifts Quit Creamery End Of Week Plans

Swift and the creamery taripy plant will eliminate work by end of this week. The Des Moines area shows a desire not to abandon plans covering Iowa and Dubuque locations. The spare that is used for mittendod to develop the poultryry business remains under consideration. The Merry Wives club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs TE Duffy at Duglewned Avenue as luncheon guests. Next meeting planned with Mrs on Miller and Walgate on Feb 2. The home department of the West ionstes Crogherarian church will hold a soul tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Gowrey 1255 Third Avenue West.

Merry Wives Club TE. Duffy Artis Erick Department of the West Ionstes Crogherarian Oehurch Tu Fas Mes Gowrey Third Avenue West

City in Brief: Local Notes and Wed Licenses

A miscellaneous city in brief item mentions Mrs L P C Larsen visiting her daughter Mrs George E Rolston, Walter H Almloff and Anna Carroll obtaining a marriage license in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, Cox from Des Moines reviewing city books, and Butler county supervisors discussing aid for a poor family with rising winter need.

L. P. C. Larsen Graettinger, Jr George E. Rolston J. D. Colling Noble Kansas City Martin Havana Cuba McClinton Walter H. Almloff Cedar Rapida Anna Carroll Waterloo A. W. Johnson Tt. H. Waugh Uutler County Locgl Board Butler

Walker Community Roundup Delays and Delights

Mrs. Thomas Johnson travels from Moanay to Cedar Rapids amid family illness. Frank Zabokiteky returns from Chicago after appendicitis surgery. recovering. Mrs. W. A. Jarrett visits Minneapolis. Nick Leaven and Frank Smith attend a wedding in Heely Cross. Sauer duo go to New York for medical consultation. Zoe Dilts hosts a party at Mrs. G. C. Milrypy’s. music and light refreshments follow. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sorenson, a daughter. Arlie Isaac visits Cedar Rapids for two weeks. Benish family mourns a relative’s death in Wairfux. Mrs Shrader of Des Moines visits aunt Mrs. John Robison. H J Donnelly issued invitations for a Jan 29 dance at Walker opera house. Two weddings performed by Rev Maxwell: Tuella Fay to W E Kruse. Elva Bailey to Charles Hendryx.

Adore Frank Zabokiteky Chicago Frank W. A. Jarrett Minneapolis Messdames Nick Leaven Frank Smith Heely Cross Shelp Sauer New York Zoe Dilts G. C. Milrypy Lou Sorenson Arlie Isaac Cedar Rapids Benish Shrader Des Moines John Robison H. J. Donnelly Walker Opera House Theo W. Hawkinson G. Fl. Aljderman Walker IW. Miller Greene Thos. Maxwell Methodist Episcopal Church Tuella Pearl Fay Troy Mills W. E. Kruse Center Point Elva Irene Bailey Charles Hendryx

Davis Commission Chief Says He Can Use Sing Sing Convicts

Katherine Bement Davis, New York, replies to a Detroit manufacturer before the industrial relations commission. He claimed he would take Sing Sing convicts and make men of them in two stories. Davis says she can have the best convicts if he wishes and notes the department’s hardest problem is placing released prisoners in suitable jobs.

Katherine Bement Davis New York Kathering Bement Davis Detroit Industrial Relations Commission Sing Sing Misa Nays

Y Institute in Full Swing

The Y M C A Institute begins with changes to meeting hours from morning and afternoon to noon and evening. Key committees meet today including religious, educational, and house groups with luncheons and suppers at the Y M C A and YMCA parlors. Friday closes the institute with collective reports and evening hearings.

Theys M. C. A. Institute J. &. Jordan Clas Barber R. C. Bland George A. Wentland O. Kimm Y Iw. G. A

Belgian Financiers Meet All Obligations

Paris reports a Havre dispatch cites a Belgian government official stating Belgium has met all obligations despite German seizure of resources. The official warns future gloom after German evacuation, with rebuilding of factories as vital for the economy.

Paris Havre Havas

Geismar dress store sees founder resigns to move north

Joe N Voidine resigns from Geismar clothing store and ships household goods to Minneapolis for a new clothing venture. His son Myron plans to pursue mercantile trade there and opens a cloth ing and gents furnishing house. The business has grown rapidly and the father is being brought into the firm as it expands. Canada finds a broad market abroad for baled goods.

Joe N_ Voidine Geismar Minneapolis Myron Frm

German Generals Promoted Amid Bank Statment Curbs

A Berlin telegram reports General von Buelow named field marshal and General von Elnem elevated to full general. Separately the Reichsbank notes a mixed month with metal and currency down by 64 202 000 marks while gold and some loans rise and treasury discounts fall.

Amsterdam London Berlin von Buelow von Elnem Reichsbank Treasury

Help Your Stomach Pree Sample Package for All

Help your stomach with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promoted as a quick remedy for indigestion gas and foul breath. The ad claims tablets digest 3000 grains of food and restore natural digestion, urging readers to buy at druggists for 50 cents a box and to request a mail sample.

Stuart United States Adil

Wife of Greek Consul Imprisoned at Linge

A Liege dispatch reports the wife of Greek Consul Calwaert, charged with aiding Belgians to escape, has been sentenced to three years in prison. The note includes financial figures and mentions related deposits and currency values. A British steamer fire incident near St Kitts killed the second engineer and prompted evacuation of passengers and mails.

Linge Amsterdam London Liege Belgium Calwaert St. Kitts

Temperatures and horse export figures from Belgium

Weather figures and historical data compiled by Buchanan Optical note temperature ranges Midnight to 6am and 1pm yesterday with readings from 1912 to 1914. The report states Belgium exported 28,000 horses last year.

Buchanan Optical. Go Belgium

Funds Supplied the Crop Assn Warrants and Rescue Plan

A warrant for 3800 dollars drawn on the county fund in favor of FE B Newton as secretary of the Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association to support agricultural advancement. The U S government contributed 1200 dollars. With no treasury money, outside capital offers to finance the warrants until April when funds become available.

FE. B. Newton Frei Surey Black Hawk County

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