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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1912

Page

6

Apple trees dying in Iowa due to multiple factors

Iowa orchardists face widespread apple tree losses from cankers blight and severe weather. A 1909 1910 sequence of freezes drought and cold last winter weakened trees, with older and neglected orchards suffering most. Treatments include timely canker removal disinfection and soil moisture management.

Ames Ben Davia Gano Iowa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station S A Beach Laurent Greena S. A. Beach Iowa Experiment Station J. B. Davidson Agricultural Engineering Section Wlal Lippincott L. H. Pammell Illinois

Wilson Wins Narrow Straw Poll in Des Moines Office Vote

A Des Moines straw poll of 170 votes for Wilson 112 for Taft and 68 for Roosevelt suggests Wilson's strong showing among office holders. Many Republicans back Wilson while others refuse to disclose intentions amid a muddled political climate.

Des Moines Woodrow Wilson Wilson Taft Roosevelt Regilar

Licensed to Wed in Remsen and Waterloo

Local notices report Harry D. Melius of Remsen and Kathren Staith of Waterloo obtaining marriage licenses.

Harry D. Melius Remsen Kathren Staith Waterloo

Latimer Dies in Boise After Prolonged Illness

Marie James Latimer, born in Masonville and long associated with Hole, Idaho, died at his Boise home after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. He was years old and had operated a drip business in Hole for several years. The notice appears in the Manchester Ta region on July 9.

Manchester Marie-James Latimer Oo County Boise Idaho Mr. Latimer Masonville Hole

Regatta boats decline further racing amid wins by Reliance pair

J J Ryan and Johanna Shea pursue court actions amid a boat regatta where Bay Reliance 1 and Reliance TL dominated, Ryan refusing to race to give rivals a chance while Shea seeks injunctive relief and temporary alimony of 1000 with a divorce case set, outlining threats and custody issues.

Moose Guests Celebrate Visit to Dubuque Lodge

Twenty five members from the Waterloo lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose returned home after a five day visit to Dubuque. They enjoyed parades fireworks a launch on the Mississippi and a Three I league baseball doubleheader. A bus tour of the city included street car system and Union Park events. A chicken dinner is announced for The Gladstone Cafe.

Waterloo The Loyal Order of Moose Capuqua Dubuque Davenport Union Park

Man Charged With Throwing Dirt in Street

Information filed in police court against C. F. Teeter of Randolph street by W. S. Winchell, city street commissioner, for throwing dirt and rubbish in the street in violation of ordinance. Bonds posted. trial delayed due to witnesses' absence. to be rescheduled.

C. F. Teeter Randolph Street W. S. Winchell West Side Street

Potatoes Fall to One Dollar a Bushel at Public Markets

Wholesale prices on the public markets show new potatoes selling for one dollar per bushel, the lowest in some time. The market drew over sixty sellers with diverse produce and fruit, including raspberries at ten cents a box and late season strawberries scarce. George Yenney, a Cedar Falls farmer, appeared with large mint and high quality fruit, priced at a nickel per box.

George Yenney Cedar Palla Road Heainer

Aged Woman Struck by Auto in Lamont

Mrs Eliza Popham aged mother of Stephen Popham was run down by an automobile on July 4 as she attempted to cross a crowded Lamont street. The car owned by Charles Gardner was driven by an unidentified operator. By standers said fault did not lie with the driver. The 80 year old woman is in feeble health with hearing seriously impaired and may die from head injuries. The accident closed a holiday celebration with tragedy.

Union Service in Park Sunday

The first West Side church union service will be held Sunday afternoon in Washington Park from six to six. Dr. Walter H. Rolling will speak and Paul Davis will lead congregational singing. Services continue during July and August.

West Side Washington Park Walter H. Rolling Paul Davis

Hot Weather Hours Note Local Businesses Shift Schedules

Waterloo dentists will close at noon in July and August. Waterloon grocers plan Thursday afternoon closures. Dry goods stores have shortened hours for summer, except Saturdays. Attorneys close Saturday afternoons. West side churches schedule union evening services in Washington Park. Gladstone Crife.

Dentists of Waterloo Waterloon West Side Washington Park

Golden Eagle Offers Ten Day 25 Percent Clearance Sale

Golden Eagle clothing store at Bycamore and Fifth opens a ten day sale with 25 percent off all men's and boys' clothing amid rumors of high loss merchandise. Jasper Smith family from Sullivan Indiana relocates to Waterloo at 1711 East Fourth Street. M A Hadsell and family move from Sioux City to 214 Clay Street, joining Waterloo life after work at the Christian Science Herald and the Gasoline Engine works. Chicken Dinner tomorrow atop The tiladatone Cate, 350.

Jasper Smith Sullivan, Ind Waterloo East Fourth Street Smith Wateriro M. A. Hadsell Sioux City Clay Street Hadsell Christian Science Herald of Boston Waterloo Way Ita Citadel Miss Rather

George A Stuart Speaks Tonight at Chau tauqua Finale

Tonight closes Chau tauqua season with Dr George H. Stuart premiering a major lecture. La Rue's band opens with a prelude. P E Ritz and the Chau tauqua board praise a successful year and orderly engagements.

la Rue George R. Stuart E Chautauqua P. E. Ritz Chautauqua Board Pr. Stuart George H. Stuart Stuart South Stuckie Bishouw Bristol Reville McColhin Jones Ioan Ary

Boxing bouts disappoint fans on the Fourth

Fans express dissatisfaction with major Fourth of July boxing cards. The Johnson Flynn fight prompts no Te Turner clash talk and doubts linger on the Wolgas Rivers light weight title decision. Kilbane, Cleveland champion featherweight, did not fight in the hometown event.

Johnson-Flynn Wen Tia Clevel Land Johnny Kilbane

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