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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1912

Page

5

Buildings for Vinton Dairy Show Plans Revealed

Plans for twin buildings to house 5350 head of cattle and a 132-booth machinery hall for the Vinton dairy show week of Oct 14 19 were announced led by ES Estel Joah Grantell and John Andrews. Site likely on the sevenarre tract near Hlevthe park with 2600 spectator seating and revenue projections from stalls and space rentals. Meanwhile eight Vinton residents were among seven hundred aboard the steamer Hunker Hill when it collided with the Massachusetts near Point Judith causing injuries and evacuations.

ES. Estel Joah Grantell Kimball's Dairy Farmer John Andrews Dairy Carte Caneress Sevenarre Hlevthe Park Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Chicago

Silver Wedding Trip Observed By Clark Family

Ag Clark and Mrs Clark return from a long trip featuring visits to Munich England Greece and Scotland. The couple attended the silver wedding anniversary of Adie van versary, with friends in New York Linville and Des Moines present. Grace church hosted a celebration on July 16 and Dr Wyodinut noted as a guest with remarks on Italian vocal quality.

Gearet Mar- Pts Wyodinut Much Mente Anite Munich England Greece Lenmark Heian Velevim Scotland New York Suneba Linville Cient Des Moines Arel Wits Tr. Clark

Finchford Notes Include House Purchase and Accidents

Finchford July notices report Caton Townson buying Sirs. Watson's house and starting a new home on the farm. Mr Wheeler suffered a broken leg after being kicked by a horse. Vera Hoffman returns to New Hartford, and visiting relatives are noted in Cedar Falls and Indiana.

Finchford Caton Townson Sirs. Watson Wheeler Y . Beaty Cedar Falls Roy Palmer Little Dangsten Leona Hove Vera Hoffman Carl Cortright New Hartford George Peckham Indiana

Wind Storm Rips Through City Dropping Temperatures

A sharp wind and electrical storm last night blew away a tent at the Electric Park and scattered dust across the area. Observers recorded a quarter inch of rain and a nine degree drop in temperature, with the thermometer peaking at 99 and then falling to 72 by midnight. The storm disrupted amusements and rides, with several light objects torn loose.

Slipeye Kruge Son Quietus R. E. Peterson Buchanan

Exhausted horse collapses in street. humane society probes

A driven horse in an empty dirt wagon collapsed early today at Jefferson and Second streets. Humane officer Ida Burkitt and police responded. the horse died soon after at the Kinnettelter livery barn. Witnesses describe the animal as skeletal and unfit to be driven. the owner may face inquiries.

At & O'Clock Jefferson and Second Streets Ida Burkitt Kinnetelter Humane Society

Waterloo Woman Seriously Ill in Le Mars Home

Mrs. Clyde Hoover formerly of Waterloo is seriously ill at her Le Mars residence. She gave birth to a daughter weighing seven and a half pounds on June 26. Her husband telegraphed her parents, and Mrs. Dahl left for Le Mars this morning. The Hoovers are well known in Waterloo and Mr. Hoover was active in YMCA work before preaching.

Clyde Hoover Waterloo le Mars Chas Dahl Hoovers Hoover

Waterloo Man Named President of Cedar Valley Medical Society

Waterloo physician E E Dunkelberg was elected president of the Cedar Valley Medical Society at its session in Waterloo with officers including Dr W F Cobb vice president and Dr C F Starr secretary. The meeting adjourned for noon. a program on malpractice and medical ethics followed with papers by Waterloo and Iowa City doctors and remarks by attorney M J Wade.

E. E. Dunkelberg Waterloo W. F. Cobb Lyle Minn C. F. Starr Mason City W. L. Hearst Cedar Falls Board of Censors Paul HE Gardner New Hampton M. J. Kenefick Algona J. C. Powers Hampton Ackley Austin Fhat Cedar Valley Medical Society J. R. Allen Clarence van Epps Iowa City N. Schilling M. J. Wade Iowa Physicians F. G. Scanlon Clear Lake W. A. Evans Chicago Tribune Woods Hutchinson Iowa O. P. Thompson Ladies of the City Medical Society Frank J. Murphy Sioux City W. B Small Iowa Street H. F. Thompson Forest City F. G. Murphy Electric Park M. E Ralph Mason Hix W. E. Dunkelberg J. 3. Auner Waverly

City in Brief Finds Waterloo Ties and Travel

Local notices list residents traveling to Illinois New York Ohio and Saskatchewan. E W Stroebel visits Iowa Falls on business. Miss Hattie Standish returns to St Paul after visiting Waterloo relatives. J R Pratt visits relatives in New York and Ohio. Miss Nelly McDonald visits from Ohio for the summer with Mrs J O Stevenson. Julius B Knopfler and family move to 112 Mill Street. Foxes welcome a boy born yesterday at 1221 Commercial Street. Charles R Mullan visits from Columbus Ohio. Rev and Mrs A I Ferguson from Colorado may settle in Waterloo. Mrs J G Bickley plans Regina Saskatchewan trip escaping heat.

J. R. Pratt East New York Ohio Nelly McDonald J. 0. Stevenson Julius B. Knopfler The City Mill Street Charles R. Mullan Columbus R. Mullan Logan Avenue Colorado Thomas Ferguson Waterloo

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