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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

9

Market News and Grain Prices Across Chicago Newswire

Chicago July 2 British cables report wheat upgrade with France and Russia crop fears. September futures rise as corn and oats follow wheat. Hog market opens and closes strong with mixed and heavy quotes. Cattle market steady with prices for cows, calves, and steers. Cash wheat and corn prices listed with bid/ask ranges. New York and St Louis closings show July and September wheat and corn values.

Chicago France Russia Balkans Reeves Texas Kansas City ALTOL South Omaha Omaha Neb

Waterloo Loan & Trust Co Statement of Condition 1913

Organization under Iowa laws with assets totaling 590699.50 includes discounts silver and cash items. Liabilities show capital stock 250000, total deposits 277601.69, surplus 35000 and profits 28007.70. Officials Arbuckle Eighmey Wyant certify the statement as true to July 3 1913 before Notary Charles Barber.

Black Hawk County J. W. Arbuckle F. J. Elghmey E. H. Wyant F. J. Eighmey Cashler KE. H. Wyant Chas. A. Barber

Hadley Urged to Call on Governor at Waterloo Visit

Citizens are urged to call on Governor Hadley this evening at the Ellis hotel after his Chautauqua address in Waterloo. Some will greet him briefly, while those not in a rush may stay for dinner with the governor. Many foresee Hadley as a likely next Republican presidential candidate.

Herbert Hadley Waterloo Chautauqua Ellis Hotel Bose

Rapid Growth of Trust Co Surpasses Previous Milestones

Waterloo Loan & Trust Company shows assets of 590,699.59 with 560,606.72 in bonds and bills and 277,601.89 in deposits. Capitalized at 250,000, the firm reports a surplus of 35,000 and other profits of 28,097.70 as of June 28.

Waterloo Loan & Trust Company

French Flyer Starts Trip to Morocco

Insy Les Moulineaux France July 1 Ernest Francola Gallimex the French aviator who in April last made a 1000 mile flight from Biaritz to Kellum Holland started on a journey in a plane today intending to fly to Casablanca Morocco Courier wanted

Insy

Moore Held 10 Grand Jury in Money Case

Arthur Moore was arraigned before Police Judge Meyers on obtaining money under false pretenses, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to the grand jury with bond set at $200 and returned to county jail for lack of bonds. Vincent Harbocek, held on larceny charges, released after four days following police inquiry. William Ward, charged with assault with intent to commit manslaughter, asked for more time to secure an attorney. hearing postponed to Saturday. Arthur Hackett, charged with drunkenness, jailed 30 days but subject to reduction if exonerated on another active investigation.

Arthur Moore Meyers William Ward Atttorney Iman Vincent Harbocek Tom Morris Leighton Chicago Arthur Hackett Hackett

DAMPER ON RAIL THIEVING PROMPTS INTERSTATE CRIME LAW

M Morwester describes the new interstate crime law empowering railroad police to arrest robbers and bring them to Iowa courts whether the offense occurred here. The Cedar Rapids special agent notes reduced rail crime, urges state commissions, and reports receiving a gold shield at the Salt Lake City convention for boosting membership.

United States Iowa M. Morweiser Cedar Rapids Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Morwester Union Station Salt Lake City International Association of Railway Waterloo Morweater

Infant Son Dies at Six Weeks in Colorado Street Home

Willis Jacobsen six weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Jacobsen, died at 3 am after long illness from whooping cough and complications. Funeral held at 3 pm at home with Rev. T A Trimble presiding. Burial followed at Fairview.

Willis Jacobsen Carl Jacobsen Colorado Street T. A. Trimble Linden M. I. Church Fairview

Whitemound Merchant Buys Chamberlain Medicine

W 2D Magli, a well known merchant of Whitemound Wis, bought a stock of Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and said the small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers. One Aunt Marys Vinegar. Once Tried, Always Used.

W. 2D. Magli Whitemound Wis Chamberlain

New Secretary Reveals Plans for Y M C A Boys Work

George Cockburn the new boys secretary outlines a yearlong program for the Y M C A with an emphasis on sound footing. He will convene the boys' department committee soon to map the plan and seek member advice. Camp near Waverly is set for late August with 25 to 30 boys, Jacob Wintz arriving early to lead athletics and A W Hartquist overseeing camp commissary.

George Cockburn Cockburn Waverly Jacob Wintz A. W. Hartquist

Excavators Rush Maine Building Foundation Next Week

Masons prepare to lay the foundation for H. A. Maine & Son's new corner Jefferson and Fifth street building. The sixty by sixty eight foot brick structure will have four stores on the lower level and five apartments on the second floor, with heat supplied from the adjacent Stewart-Simmons Press furnace, which should be ready by August 1.

H. A. Maine & Son Jefferson and Fifth Streets

Miss Netta L Robinson Sails for Europe on Extended Tour

Miss Netta L Robinson plans a three month trip beginning Saturday with a Montreal departure then July 16 sailing to Europe. She will visit New York Boston and Ocean Point before returning to Waterloo to resume residence.

Europe Netta L. Robinson Florence Dunkelberg Montreal Can Miss Robinson New York Boston Ocean Point Waterloo

Obey That Impulse Foley Kidney Fills Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Fills to ease back pain sore kidneys and rheumatism. It claims the pills cooperate with nature, heal, strengthen and act as a tonic. Sold by druggists.

Nature

Return from Chicago by Shanewise Family Tour

J B Shanewise and daughters Lenora and Anna returned from Chicago last evening. Anna taught physical training there for a year. They traveled by their car, paused in Davenport to visit Mr and Mrs Andrew Fedderson. A Courier ad suggests trying a product with time and money.

Chicago J. B. Shanewise Lenora Anna Shanewise Shanewise Davenport Andrew Fedderson

Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Free Trial

A newspaper notice promotes an ethinedouble strength ointment for freckles sold under a money back guarantee. The ad claims a clear complexion after a few applications and notes rarely more than one ounce is needed. It urges requesting double strength othine from the druggist.

Freckle

Mrs Cordelia Folsom Dies in Presbyterian Hospital

Cordelia Bervoss Folsom relict of Richard Folsom died at 6 am after cancer illness. Born July 30 1863 in Wisconsin, she moved to Iowa with her parents, married Richard Sept 25 1872, died Jan 23 1918. Survived by son George B. Folsom in the Philippines. Remains at Hileman & Gindt's.

Cordelia Servois Folsom Richard Folsom Tha Presbyterian Hospital Hileman & Gindt Cordelia Bervoss Wiseconsin Iowa Bates Street Albern J. Servans

Card of Thanks for Marie Wieland’s Death

The Wieland family thanks neighbors and friends for support during their mother Mrs. Marie Wieland’s bereavement and for the many floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wieland.

Marie Wieland F. W. Wieland

Thanks to friends and groups after Mrs M R Hughes

The Hughes family expresses gratitude to those who assisted during their wife and mother's long illness and death. They thank friends, the Odd Fellows lodge, and Mystic Workers of the World for flowers and support. An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble, sold by druggists.

M. R. Hughes Friends and the Odd Fellows’ Lodge Mystic Workers of the World Family

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lamson Bros. & CO Chicago Board OF Trade Od G. Larrabee Union Stock Yards H. W ST. Louis Minneapolis Waterloo Loan & Trust Black Hawk Rapid Growth OF Trust CO Morocco Moore Boy Given Liberty O, Bro & P M. Morwester Mary Masons Maine Mao Folsom Ben George The Philippines Foley All Druggista Oscar Ranton Medical College State University of Iowa Nora Springs Banton Washington Heights Hospital New York City William Jennish Norma Prairie du Chien Wisconsin City Hagerman Or Northwestern Land & Investment CO West Fourth Street Chautauqua Park International Operatic Company Annie Davault Arctic Lincoln Wirt Kaffir Boys’ Choir P. E. Ritz Chautauqua M’g’r
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