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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
3
W H Hughes argues for careful, fact based debate on Cedar Falls gas and water asks for written terms from Electric Light Co and a sound plan before any municipal ownership move. He cites city debt, unmetered taps and past financing issues urging citizens to vote with prudence.
A mother recounts her four year old son’s face outbreak of red spots and blisters. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the blistered areas cleared within a week and a half. The ad urges readers to request free samples and includes the Boston postal address for Cuticura samples.
Nick Lind appeared before Judge Cummins on a non support complaint filed by his wife. The court offered guidance he agreed to follow, but may have ignored it as Mrs. Lind plans to move her household to a new location. Dr Hillingsley denial of death report in Texas noted. he claims to be alive and the deceased was his cousin with the same name. Clarence Derby met Rev J J Snowden in Des Moines as old friends who last wed them thirty years ago.
Cedar Falls Iowa January 28 small blaze above the Buffalo candy kitchen was fought by the fire department with water from a gas stove fire. The Cedar Falls Creamery has added a new builder to modernize the plant and produces 1000 to 1600 pounds of butter daily for sale locally. The Lindell hotel will stay closed as a rooming house until business warrants reopen. A five year old girl died at 821 Grove street from bowel complications. A potential electric plant election may be called, with women voters allowed to participate and a two thirds majority needed to bond the city.
Belle Hastings claims Robert Webb, who killed Detective Hart and escaped, is in British Columbia. She recalls him planning to go to British Columbia on Monday with his suitcase and predicts he may send word to her. Visitors crowd the women’s ward at Slyde Park station to glimpse the bandit-linked prisoner.
Rev. Dr. Daniel Fisher, 75, father of Interior Secretary Fisher, died in Washington today of heart failure. A Presbyterian minister, he served churches in New Orleans and Wheeling, West Virginia, and helped revise the covenant of faith.
Temperance workers press for withdrawals to defeat the saloon petition in Waterloo for at least a year. H E Gale keeps the tally, while evangelist Bell calls for prayer and fasting and a sunrise service opens the day. A noon stenotype course starts at Waterloo Business College as activists push toward the filing deadline.
Health and success are linked by health upkeep. Minor digestive troubles can lead to serious sickness. Beecham's Pills clear the system regulate bowels stimulate the liver tone the stomach and help nourished blood. Stay healthy to resist disease and seize opportunity after taking as needed.
Firefighters answered four calls to Mike Gilley at 120 Cortlandt Street and found a dangerous blaze with a roof on fire and a chimney burnt out. Minor losses ensued as the fire was contained before dawn.
Directors of the International Harvester company decide to organize the foreign and domestic business under two corporations. Yesterday they incorporated a new entity with authorized capital of 70 million dollars to cover the foreign business. The existing company has 140 million dollars in stock, and its stock will be cut accordingly.
The report lists January 28 temperatures with a minimum of 6 and maximum of 42, compares to last year’s 14 and 18, and records a brief city visit by Hon T P Meevers of Hamptons on business.
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