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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
11
Roadster for sale described as a cheap passenger vehicle with delivery option. Contact location listed as Tank and Ship Works at 10 Broadway Thorn 2398 for inquiries about purchase.
At the Iowa Republican gathering in Des Moines delegates battled over Carroll’s amendment to endorse the national ticket while a Roosevelt cheer erupted briefly. The tumult paused for ballots naming supreme court and state central committee nominees as Brookhart secured leadership amid disorder.
Delegates at the convention shouted and interrupted as Carroll urged Roosevelt endorsement. A large Roosevelt demonstration lasted fifteen minutes before order was restored, with voting on motions to amend and to endorse failing. The resolutions committee report was adopted and the convention adjourned at 6:25.
Emil Oberhoffer and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra receive high praise from the Christian Science Monitor for refined German artistry and cosmopolitan repertoire. Prof Scott W. Prowell promotes the Waterloo engagement at the Conservatory, with Gertrude O Hanlon assisting in Watertown today and tomorrow.
In Orange Township the Fourth of July was celebrated by most residents with a large crowd at South Waterloo Church. A Sunday school program entertained attendees in the forenoon, followed by a pleasant community din-din.
A notice from Binelk Phawk County Iowa states that William Bierter is appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Hiram Beeter, deceased, late of Black Phawk County. Creditors are to present claims and provide immediate payment where due. Swisher, attorney, dated September 9.
The report notes a La Porte city Fourth of July celebration with attendees from the area, Chautauqua events, and gatherings at the Have Hollis family reunion. It mentions Rollin Smith owning a Theo Foard auto and Mrs Elizabeth Heltzer visiting, plus a sudden death of Mrs Will Sibert in Waterloo and condolences offered to her family. Also a house hunt notice for a Courter.
A dense listing of railroad and interurban departure and arrival times across multiple routes. Includes Dubuque Chicago connections, local and express services, and schedules from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Des Moines areas, with station notes and transfer points.
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