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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1912

Page

6

Special City Council Meeting To Consider Four Measures

A city council special meeting is set for Friday evening at City Hall to address four items. The agenda includes passing new ordinances, purchasing a new auto patrol for the police department, establishing suitable quarters for a police matron and appointing a woman to the role, and granting Hook Island railway permission to build an extension track on Cedar Street near Second Street. The mayor also supports moving the con chamber to the third floor and converting the matron’s quarters.

R. J. Thompson Wll Hook Island Railway Cedar Street

William Willard Pri. Ptom Awfeeel Independent

Fragmented OCR notes mention William Willard and a family, with unclear references to parlor events and names like Rickles and Vers Al. The text references Missouri and a Fourth with Dick but lacks coherent context or dates.

Pr SG Rickles Liehig Nmi Moss Hulta Madiser Missouri Aba Dick. Tita

Unclear OCR fragment lists family names and places

The readable portion mentions Mr and Mrs Lichty and Dr and Mrs G G Bickley, plus a day at Colfax and acquaintances at Council Sluts and Ares. The fragmentary text lacks a complete event or clear news context for a fuller summary.

Ley Mrs. Lichty G. G. Bickley Colfax 4Umaha Council Slutts Ares

Death Tragedy Triggers $10,000 Damages Suit

John E. Potts administrator of Andrew J. Bennett's estate files a $10,000 damages suit against Chicago Great Western for a fatal March 14 wreck between Oelwein and Waterloo. Bennett died after injuries from the plunge over an embankment aboard the Jane of trains aboard the line. The suit claims excessive speed and poor track and car condition made the railroad unfit for passengers.

Chicago Great Western Railway Company John E. Potts Andrew J. Bennett Tiemnett Jane Oelwein Waterlon Bennett Damfais

New ordinance to govern water rates in city

The ordinance fixes water rates for Waterloo Waterworks and sets rules for all consumers. Flat domestic rates are 5 dollars yearly for six rooms or less and 75 cents per extra room. water closets and bathtubs cost 3 dollars yearly. no fixture under 5 dollars yearly. Meter rates start with 25 cents monthly per 100 cubic feet for the first 700, then graduated scales apply up to 26 000 cubic feet. Special building, hydrant, and standpipe provisions, plus testing and billing rules, are included. The council will take it up at the next meeting.

Waterloo Waterworks

Appointed Nevada Senator William A Massey Profile

Governor Oddie appoints William Alexander Massey to Nevada Senate to fill the Nixon vacancy. Massey, born in Ohio, raised in Trois Points, educated in Indiana, practiced law in California, and settled in Nevada, credited with strengthening his campaign for governor two years earlier.

William Alexander Massey Oddie Nevada Senate George 8. Nixon Ohio Tripois Indiana California Gadie

Factories Planned for Elk Run by New York Partners

Arrangements have been made between F. P. Faulkner and H. Tyree of New York City for a sewing machine factory on Elk Run property a few miles below the city. The plant is expected to employ at least 300 workers with two more large factories to follow in the same addition. Tyree, president of Imperial Manufacturing Co., has returned to New York while work on the building and machinery installation will begin.

F. P. Faulkner H. Tyree New York City Elk Run Faulkner Tyree New York Imperial Manufacturing Company

New York Stock Close Prices Across Major Shares

The New York market closed with mixed gains and losses among railroads and industrials. Notable figures include United States Steel at 674 and Anaconda Copper around 1038, with American Sugar near 128 and Northern Pacific at 119.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Chicago Great Western Worthwestern Atchison American Smelter Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Common United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern Missouri Pacifico New York Central Patna American Sugar

Favor Changes In Drug Laws Gains Momentum In Iowa

Sioux City Iowa July 10 with a registration of 250 on opening day the state convention of registered pharmacists sets records. The Iowa Pharmaceutical association and the Iowa Pharmaceutical Travelers association hold a joint meeting condemning itinerant vendors and patent medicines. N F Reed of Ottumwa president commends the profession and urges state organization to advance the good work by responsible druggists.

Sioux City Iowa Pharmaceutical Association Iowa Pharmaceutical Travelers* Association N. FL Reed Ottumwa Towa Pharmaceutical Association Altgeists

Town Talk: Crime, Deaths, and Local Notices

A Readlyn constable reports a stolen horse in town with a Waterloo culprit arraigned on a petty charge. The body of Frank Cody, a young cycle rider, died in Natal fark during a recent incident. Mrs Catherine Wieland and son Carl Cody face charges in Padagepee as family burdened by the loss.

A. Leighton Peltes Readlyn Dugey Vic Waterloo Creadlyn Here Logan Avenue Frank Cody Daloene

Two Rake Pigmy Hippopotamuses Arrive for NY Exhibition

Two living pygmy hippos, once thought mythical, are to be shown in the New York Zoological Park elephant house. Purchased by the New York Zoological Society for 12000 dollars from Carl Hagenbeck, the animals were captured in Liberia after Hans Schomburgk organized a native force for protection during the expedition.

Elephant House New York Zoological Park New York Zoological Society Carl Hagenbeck Republic of Liberia Africa Hagenbeck Liberia Hans Schomburgk

Earliest Model School in Iowa and Its Legacy

A historical note on the Iowa State University normal department teaching from 1858 to 1863, featuring the first ink wells and modern desks in the state. The source cites Dr. Aurner’s finds in the State Historical Society and papers like Voice of Iowa and Burlington Hawk-Eye, tracing early progressiveness and calls for consolidation of rural schools.

Iowa City Normal State University of Iowa BR. Aurner State Historical Society Levlew University of Town United States Aurner Union School Voice of Iowa Bur Wington Hawk-Eye Massachusetts

Visit to Grand Rapids family noted

The speaker traveled to Grand Rapids this afternoon to visit the mother and brother. Mrs Chaniwbechtin will spend the rest of the summer there, while Mr Chamberlain plans to see Jinra in a few days.

Grand Rapids

Hard Fight Expected Over Pickett Delegates

Washington July 106 Senator Cummins calls another delegate meeting at 1 PM to review patronage and recommendations for the president. Delegation members differ on whether the president will heed the list or ignore it as talks of a vigorous campaign to defeat Pickett intensify. Maurice Connelly of Dubuque plans a strong challenge in the Third District against Representative Pickett.

Washington BD. C Cummins House Maurice Connelly Dubuque Congress

Campaign plans unfold after congressional talks

The congressional chairman encouraged Mr. Lloyd and pledged support. Mr. Connelly will depart for home today and begin immediate steps toward an active campaign in the Third district.

Lloyd Congressiona Connelly

Licensed to Wed. M C Hawks Waterloo

A wedding notice notes Maude Cady of Mason City listed with M C Hawks of Waterloo as the couple. A humorous line from the Chicago Record-Herald reflects on optimism and romance in the era.

M. C. Hawks Waterloo Maude Cady Mason City

We All Know the Kind Protest Sides in a Game

Mrs. W. C. Bloom of AT&T travels to Davenport for a week with friends while comments on a recent game note tensions. Bronco Cole says the match was interesting though it broke up and a protestor opinion is cited calling the deal unfair by some.

Bronco Cole

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