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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

4

Dr E T Jaynes Dies After Ear Infection In Waterloo

Waterloo physician Dr E T Jaynes died unexpectedly at Presbyterian hospital from spinal meningitis stemming from an ear abscess. He served as a captain in the World War medical corps at Great Lakes and Fort Sheridan, later discharged as a brevet major, and resumed practice with his family. Survived by widow and four children. brother and two sisters traveled to attend funeral arrangements at O Keefe and Towne.

E. T. Jaynes Waterloo Ith Jaynes Great Lakes Training Camp Fort Sheridan, Jr la Monte Parkersburg New Wartford Helene Vernon Hewitt Eileen Edwin T., Jr

Junk dealer finds $50 hidden in old magazines

Reg Burgess a Waterloo junk dealer bought a bundle of old magazines for 12 cents from Claude S Swift's daughter. Swift later learned a $50 banknote was concealed in the pile and quickly notified police. A detective recovered the money before it could be lost or destroyed.

Cedar Falls Reg Burgess Twelfth Street West Waterloo Claude S. Swift Swift Nathan Enlow Marshal Enlow Mr. Swift Burgess

Letter Writing Style Shifts Since War End

James L. Henderson, veteran stationer, says letter writing has slumped to prewar levels as wartime urgency faded. He notes stationers face changing styles, with white paper dominating and tint papers shrinking, while women drive demand for tasteful materials and monogrammed dies remain costly but desirable. A new trend in the East, printing street numbers and city names on envelope exteriors, gains traction locally.

James L. Henderson Mr. Henderson Handerson

Ford Using Radio to Send Plant Messages

Henry Ford experiments with radio from Dearborn offices operating a powerful sending station. It transmits business messages to Ford plants nationwide. A London street corner sighting notes a young novelist selling 30 copies in an hour.

Ford Dearborn, Nich Henry Ford Dearborn London

The Big Deal at Danbury Wood Lot

Lorne Drake hopes to profit from a Kilburn wood lot in Danbury by buying at 1200 and arranging financing, while pursued by Jimmie Baker and needing Gwen’s trust. He confronts moral risk, then brokers a fair deal with Mr. Ryder, saving the timber sale and farm ambitions. Gwen forgives as Lorne commits to truth and love, planning months of work and a stable future.

Lorne Drake Mr. Ryder Lumber Yard Peter Kilburn Drake Danbury Jimmis Baker Ryder Altho Lorne Jimmie Baker Kilburn Jimmie Kilburn Woods Gwen Denei Jimmie’s Farm Bay Jimimie Baker

City in Brief Event and Travel Notes in Waterloo

Local notices report a home theft at Mrs. A C Harter’s 932 Second Street West. Families plan trips including John and Margaret Fitzgerald to Colorado Springs. Visiting relatives arrive from Indianapolis and Des Moines. Real estate activity includes a $6000 two story residence at 304 Allen Street designed by J G Ralston. Waterloo visitors include Miss Elida Brownlee and Elmon residents. Lincoln Park concert announced by Waterloo Military band with 25 musicians directed by H Winans. Women’s voting history noted in Kansas as far back as a certain period.

A. C. Harter Second Street West John Fitzgerald Margaret Edna Colorado Springs M. J. Pommer C. G. Miller Allen Street J. G. Ralston William Tate Waterloo Swift & Co Oelwein Friends Elida Brownlee Chariton Cedar Falls S. van Metre FE. L. Carton Third Avenue Lincoln Park Electric Park H . Winans

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