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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

10

Mouths of Swearers Trial at Cedar Falls Playground

The Cedar Falls Central school playground held a juvenile court where seven defendants faced mock trials for swearing and misbehavior. Emma Merner presides as judge with Prof Pasini prosecuting, and paddling and soap mouth cleansing are described as penalties in the playful but moralizing exercise. Fifty-ish officers and officials are named, and a swimming party follows with 78 children swimming under supervision.

Cedar Falls Jade Cedar Falla H. ¥. Pasini Pasini Lada Noah Webster Emma Merner Prof. Paaini Atricken Stoddard Robinson Margery Nubn George Brelzer Doris Miller Carrie Dailey Catherine Bolton Helen van Derveer Cedar River

Readlyn Town Notes Show Town Hall Blueprint Arrival

July 2 update from Readlyn records a Waterloo architect delivering the blueprint for a new town hall to be erected soon. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including trips to Waverly and trips by business men and council to inspect lighting in that town.

J. A. Beckins Dubuque Readlyn Mr. Mayer of Meservey A. C John Bleke F. L Miss Considine Fairbank Iowa Lutheran Church

Picnic notes from Finchford with music by New Hartford band

Finchford notes report Luther Starnes John Hows Isaac Garner Gilbert Samuelson and Douglas Newell going to Oelwellh for the Woodman picnic. Miss Minnie Rabe and her mother return from Waverly. The creamery picnic occurred last Wednesday with music by the New Hartford band.

Finchford Iowa Luther Starnes John Hows Isaac Garner Gilbert Samuelson Douglas Newell Oelwelh Minnie Rabe Mother Waverly New Hartford Band

Blood Health Promotion Claims by 8.8.8 Purifier

A historical ad touts a blood purifier labeled 8.8.8 that supposedly improves skin by stimulating blood vessels and nutrient uptake. It claims rapid, visible skin improvements in short time and cites nervous skin disease cures. Available at drug stores or via Swift & Company, 1280 Swift Building, Atlanta.

Swift Pe Eific Co Swift Atlanta

Rainy day attendance boosts local gathering

Mrs Swab of Illinois visited her son George Swab for a short time. Derwood Lowell joined the auto family. Mrs John Hartnett and two daughters visited Peter Pashby. Cater Jensen returned from Strawberry Point and works in a Waverly creamery. May Starnes visited Cedar Falls relatives. Ed Dumond injured thumb on his farm last Friday. Carl Geisler bought a new engine. Cedar Falls callers Mrs C Jensen and Mrs W Peterson visited Friday. Mr and Mrs William Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs John Maldzahn visited La Porte City relatives. Foley Kidney Pills ad underscores better results than substitutes. available from druggists.

Swab Illinois George Swab Derwood Lowell John Hartnett Peter Pashby Cater Jensen Strawberry Point Waverly May Starnes Cedar Falls ED. Dumond Carl Geisler C. Jensen W. Petersson William Zimmerman John Maldzahn la Porte City

McReynolds Dismisses Federal Investigator Herrington

Clayton Herrington, an investigator for the U S Justice Department based in San Francisco, was dismissed by Attorney General McReynolds. He had been suspended after telegraphing to President Wilson demanding the attorney general be ousted over actions in the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases, which led to the resignation of U S District Attorney John L McNab. Herrington advocated for McReynolds removal due to the trial postponement order.

San Francisco Cal Clayton Herrington United States Department of Justice Federal Service McReynolds Herrington Wilson Diggs-Caminetti Western Fuel Company United States John L. McNab

Greek women raise funds for Balkan war orphans in Midwest

Mesdames Ioana Koutormanou and Maria Filiotis, residents of Chicago, traveled to Mason City and visited Rock Island and Cedar Rapids collecting about $100 from Greek residents for Balkan war orphans. They were greeted warmly by Waterloo Greeks. Real estate transfers listed follow in Cedar Falls and Waterloo with several minor parcels exchanged.

Mesdames Ioana Koutormanou Maria Filiotis Chicago Mason City Rock Island Cedar Rapids Iowa Waterloo

Memorial art glass windows to be dedicated in Dunkerton church

Dunkerton Iowa July 3 Special final arrangements are underway for dedication of fifteen memorial art glass windows at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday July 13. District superintendent Rev Dr Albert M Billingsley will preach and administer holy communion in the morning, while Rev W F Spry of Waterloo will speak at the evening service. A ritual program, choir anthems, and a renewed focus on rural education mark the event.

Dunkerton Methodist Episcopal Church Albert M. Billingsley Manchester W. F. Spry First Methodist Episcopal Church Waterloo Brotherhood E. W. Magee William Nestfield Guy A. Feely Feely Country School Epworth League Mabel Baish Oelwein Lillian Magee

Change in operation additional service for July 4

Cars will be operated around East Fourth Galloway loop in one direction commencing at 6 a m and continuing for balance of day. Out bound from city via East Fourth street and in bound from Chautauqua and Electric parks via Galloway and the west side. Special cars will be put in service between the city waiting room and Elk Run commencing at 8 a m. This special service in addition to the regular service will furnish approximately half hour service between these points. Extra cars will also be added to all trains running between Waverly and La Porte City.

East Fourth-Galloway Loop City East Fourth Street Chautauqua Galloway West Side Elk Run Waverly la Porte City C. M. Cheney C.F N. Ry

Aberdeen Saloons Close Under 600 to 1 Law

Aberdeen D A July 8 Last night at 9 oclock 16 of Aberdeen s 34 saloons closed under the 600 to 1 law leaving 18 in operation Many saloons had offered price cuts to clear stock and some owners will join with licensed rivals or seek work in other towns or states

Aberdeen

Stomach Remedy Praised By Roanoke Patient

A Roanoke man credits a stomach remedy with curing gallstones and liver pain after doctors advised surgery. He reports improved health and urges others to try the product, noting favorable results and savings. Local druggists and Geo H Mayr of Chicago are cited for information and distribution.

B.l.dooley Roanoke Mayr Geo. H. Mayr Thomist Whiting St Chicago Waterloo Wangler Brog East Fourth Lafayette

J. D. Crowley to Speak Here in City

Jeremiah J. Crowley a former Cincinnati priest may be procured to lecture in this city on the public school system. He spoke in Oelwein recently and was attacked by a mob with head injuries. His Waterloo appearance date and venue are not yet known. Also in the issue, notes warn rheumatism can affect the heart and promote remedies like Foley Kidney Pills sold locally.

Jeremiah J. Crowley Cincinnati

The Light That Failed at Waterloo Theatre Tonight

The Waterloo theatre presents The Light That Failed by the Gorrell company for the last three days of the week amid a cool house despite extreme heat. Electric Park prepares for the Fourth with many attractions including the Squeeze and Thriller Circle Swing and a grand fireworks display to close the day. Special police will enforce ground rules and no firecrackers or disruptive devices will be allowed. D. R. Pettitt rents part of Grace Methodist church property for a refreshment stand selling buttermilk. Licensed to wed Joseph E. Remetch Waterloo and Nellig Tournier Waterloo.

Waterloo Theatre Waterloo Gorrell Electric Park D. R. Pettitt Grace Methodist Church Fourth Street

Advice on Allen's Cough Balsam for colds and congestion

The ad promotes Allen's Cough Balsam as soothing relief for congestion or colds. It claims no harmful ingredients and notes success with years of use, offering 25c 50c and 1.00 dollar bottle options.

Allen

Eggs Sold Today At 200 A Dozen Eggs Sold Today At 200 A Dozen

Market notes report raspberries brisk with strong demand and steady prices. Potatoes old at 60 cents a bushel and new at 40 cents a peck with ample supply. Eggs quoted 20 cents a dozen, up a cent. Cabbage appears at a dime per head. cherries from Linn County Fruit Growers’ sold two boxes for a quarter. Hickory nuts at a dime a quart and kohlrabis four for a nickel.

Linn County Fruit Growers’ Association Linn and Benton

Realty Board Seeks New Life in Waterloo

Arthur J. Cole, secretary, warned the Watering Real Estate board faces a redemption point unless members act. He praised past gains in Waterloo and urged renewed interest to continue the board. P. J. Martin leads sentiment survey. a meeting will be called after his report.

Arthur J. Cole Cole Waterloo P. J. Martin

Thielmann Family Heads Out On Extended Auto Trip

Henry Thielmann and family depart early for an extended automobile journey guided by Miss Emma Fisder. They plan a Cedar Rapids stop, then Davenport for the Fourth with friends, visiting Rock Island and Moline before returning home by a roundabout route.

Henry Thielmann Emma Fisder Cedar Rapida Davenport Rock Island Moline

Resinol Ointment Ad Claiming Quick Heals for Sores

An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as a universal cure for sores boils wounds and piles with claims of rapid healing. It promises a brochure and a miniature cake of Hestacl Song, urging readers to write to Deph 62 Resinol Baltimore Md.

Beamel Deph Realnol Baltimore Mid

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