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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
11
Water loo city notices require property owners to cut weeds before July 10 1913 or face state and city enforcement with costs charged back to the property. Including a published notice from street commissioner W H Will Winchell urging residents to comply.
The Fourth will be unusually quiet in Waterloo with many enjoying parks, aviation meet at Ek Run, Electric Park fireworks, and Chautauqua programs. Thousands will leave the city, while factories and many shops close Thu, Fri, and Sat. some plants run limited hours Sat to aid holiday recovery. Local fraternal picnic and Sunday school baseball also noted.
A bull and a pony, tied at opposite ends of a rope, were turned loose near a Brundage Carnival site in Iowa City. They wandered into a restaurant tent causing chaos as waiters fled and the eatery shut down. The incident likened to tornado aftermath, with dishes and furniture damaged.
F Klingaman superintendent of charities joins wife and daughter for a homeland visit to Meyersdale Pennsylvania after long absences. Klingaman a Civil War veteran from Greenville township returns to meet surviving comrades before Gettysburg reunion while his wife Ms Klingaman revisits ancestral Beachly town. Their daughter Miss Klingaman, a Los Angeles stenographer for Dominguez Land Co, accompanies them.
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co. include Norman J. Berkley to W H Pedi cord for parts of lots in West Waterloo at 1 dollar, J F Eischeid to W J Eischeid for parts of lots in East Waterloo at 500 dollars, Joseph Kurth Jr to G R Burnett for lot 8 in Hammond Hopkins addition, Waterloo at 1 dollar, Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute to Vinnie McLeod for lot 1 in division A Cedar River park at 250 dollars, and Waterloo Emanuel Church Evangelical Association to Emma L Schepple for lot 61 in cemetery portion of Fairview cemetery at 76 dollars.
Advertisers in Waterloo are urged to use the Waterloo Evening Courier for top results as it claims more than double the circulation of rival papers in its territory. The note emphasizes its attention to want ads and reader engagement, suggesting minimal time for lament and greater exposure for listings.
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