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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

8

Lost Diamond Ring In River Near Chautauqua Park

B F Carmichael, an artist with Wilkinson Publicity bureau, lost a $175 diamond ring while bathing near Chautauqua Park in Waterloo. Water drift and shifting sands hinder recovery. divers have searched, but the ring remains lost. Also, Waverly Democrat notes John T Sullivan of Waterloo being discussed as a possible Democratic candidate for governor.

Cedar River B. F. Carmichael Wilkinson Publicity Bureau Chautauqua Park Waterloo Carmichael A. T. Sullivan Waverly John T. Sullivan Court House Sullivan Iowa United States

Americans Will Be Well Protected

Washington July 13 Americans do have legitimate claims against Mexico for injuries during the revolution and will be amply protected by the state department. It is stated that in every case known to an American consul the embassy in Mexico City has promptly filed formal complaints with the foreign office.

Washington Mexico State Department Department Foreign Office

Church Ceremony Follows Civil Marriage of Emma Hames and Emilio de Gogorza

In Paris on July 13 the civil marriage of Madame Emma Hames and Emilio de Gogorza was followed by a private religious service at St. Pierre de Chaillot Catholic Church. The witnesses were William F Warden painter Fairchild Blair composer George Armstrong barber and Ernest Arnold lawyer for the prima donna.

Paris Emma Hames Emilio de Gogorza St. Pierre de Chaillot William Francis Warden Fairchild Blair George Armstrong Ernest Arnold

Foot Remedy Tiz Claims Cure for Sore Feet

Jeffersonville man touts Tiz as a cure for sore feet after a second treatment let him walk downstairs one foot at a time. The ad promises quick relief and urges purchases from Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago at 25 cents per box.

Mr. Crockett Jeffersonville Gore Earth Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Tli

New YWCA Hitt Secretary Selected for Waterloo

YWCA board met yesterday afternoon to appoint Harriet Harvey of Racine as general secretary. Harvey, a Wisconsin State University graduate with extensive association work, will begin around August 16. Flossie Stone to depart September 1. Langlas elected delegate to the Geneva summer meeting. library and reading rooms to receive donations. cafe patronage rising. electric sign planned for Century building frontage.

Harriet Harvey Racine Wis Harvey Wisconsin State University New York City WSC. A Waterloo Flossie Stone Stone HE. Kelley Fred Pettitt W. H. Langlas Tvake Geneva Grace Friend Publc Dawe

Special Agent Saves Stranger From Theft Attempt

M Morweiser of Rock Island Road station saved C V Manning of Monticello from losing 66.32 dollars after two strangers, Joe Wilson and an ally, followed Manning from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo. Morweiser arrested them as they exited Rock Island train No 67 and guarded Manning until court. Wilson admitted intent to steal and received a 30 day street sentence. Manning expressed deep gratitude for the restraint and intervention.

Rock Island Taok M. Morweiser Chicago, Rocky Island & Pacific Railroad Waterloo C. V. Manning Monticello Joe Wilson Manning Cedar Rapids Wilson Worthy

Emerson Hough Interesting Man of Letters from Iowa

Chicago author Emerson Hough, born in Newton, Iowa, visits Waterloo with brother Dr. Norman Hough. He describes literary success as a mix of luck and effort, notes his late-night writing routine, and highlights novels such as The Mississippi Bubble and 34 40 or Fight. He travels widely for material, hunts, fishes, and plans new works while praising frontier life and American democracy.

Emerson Hough Waterloo Norman H. Hough Mr. Haugh Chicago New York Forest and Stream Half Way House John Rawn Mr. Hough America Quebec Colorado Alaska Lowa Hough Iowa Newton Iowa State University United States Europe Hough J Clough Iowa City

First Potatoes From Mexico Touch Laredo Port

Laredo Texas July 13 the first solid car load of Irish potatoes imported from Mexico was received and shipped north due to domestic shortages. Also advertised is a horse sale at Tom Barkers barn on July 16 featuring two carloads of draft horses and young horses, halter broken and some harness broken, billed as the best bunch shipped to the market. Sullivan Bros. & Meyers handle the sale.

Laredo Tex Mexico Tom Barker Sullivan Bros. & Meyers Stephen Bacon Bachestes N.Y

CANNOT ENTER WIFE'S COTTAGE IN DIVORCE SUIT

Anna Goff sues for divorce from James Goff and obtains a temporary injunction barring him from entering their Burton avenue cottage. The 65 year old alleges cruel and inhuman treatment with profane epithets and fist strikes. Ante nuptial agreement limits property rights. she seeks tax support, raises poultry plans blocked by husband, and requests restoration of her prior name Anna Owings.

Anna Goff James Goff Burton Avenue Anna Owings

Parkersburg Sued by Jesup Citizen

Deputy Sheriff E A Leighton served notice of a damage suit against Parkersburg by Martin Broton of Jesup alleging injury from a defective sidewalk. The complaint was not filed and details and amount sought could not be learned. Sheriff F M Shores departed to Dunkerton and Fairbank to serve notices in civil actions.

E. A. Leighton Parkersburg Martin Broton Jesup F. M. Shores Dunkerton Fairbank

Walcott's Wealth Ranked Across Nation

Wealth details show Walcott lacking banks yet holding 1 925 292 in deposits spread over 416 residents, equating to 2 419 per person. The town’s fortune stems from vast fertile corn and grain lands and its status as a grain and stock shipping center. The piece touts Walcott’s agricultural base and hints at a promotional puzzle offer tied to a local company and prizes.

Walcott Jik & Biz Cen

Index inventor dead in New York at 79

Charles H. H. Denison, famed inventor of the marginal index system for bookkeeping, died at his New York residence from heart failure. He was 79 years old.

New York Charles HH. Denison Ele

Public works bids for Waterloo streets paving and curbs

Sealed proposals are invited by the Waterloo city clerk for construction on Fourth and Commercial streets and Bridge street, with paving on both sides of 60 foot roadways, Portland cement curb resetting where possible, and asphalt paving of the roadways. Proposals due July 24 at 7 30 p m in the city hall. One foot west of the railway tracks and other street details define project limits. The notice specifies bidding procedures and scope within the river Cedar area.

City of Waterloo Iowa Fourth Street Said Cedar River Chicago Great Western Railway Company Commercial Street Bridge Street Said City Milnois Central Railway Company Water Street Franklin Street

Walcott Iowa Richest Little Town in America

Walcott Iowa with 416 residents boasts per capita wealth above two thousand dollars. The town has one school, two banks, four saloons, three stores and an elevator, but no churches. An itinerant German Episcopal pastor once tried to establish a church here but left, finding little success. Fertile grain land supports the settlement’s pride.

Muscatine Walcott Iowa America

Waterloo bid calls for extensive street paving and rail line work

Waterloo Iowa announces a bid for asphalt and brick paving along city streets and rails. The plan covers asphalt base concrete and wearing surfaces with a five year guarantee and bond. Costs are assessed against abutting property and railways, with tax funded portions. Bids require $5,000 certified check and follow city plans. Work must start by August 1 1911 and finish by October 16 1911. Proposals due July 24 1911.

Rae Waterloo, Cedaralle & Northern Railway Company Hlinois Central Railway Company Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Railway Company Chicago Great Western Railway Company Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company Waterloo, Cedar Fally & Northern Railway Company Ecity Council Waterloo Iowa City of R. C. Thompson

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