Great Linen Sale Tomorrow At Local Store
Bright sale alert for linens and bedding with reduced prices. Includes table linen discounts and silks, voiles, and batiste selections from a local retailer. Ends tomorrow only.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
8
Bright sale alert for linens and bedding with reduced prices. Includes table linen discounts and silks, voiles, and batiste selections from a local retailer. Ends tomorrow only.
In Cedar Falls July 16 farmers report record oats, barley and wheat harvests with corn shoulder high and grain strong. Women help shock grain amid lifting yields while hay harvests run good though not as heavy as some years. Community notes cover Rev. B R Wiener attending a lake Geneva laymen’s convention, inventor Herbert B White’s side draft evener patent, and floodgate bathing project progress with a Riverside park dressing room toward readiness by midweek.
The Standard Manufacturing Company bought ground beside the Chicago Great Western railway to erect a fireproof 82 by 264 foot factory for gate production. Current quarters in part of an old paper mill prove inadequate. new machinery will be added and a sidetrack built at the rear to accommodate growing business. The plant is young but popular, with strong demand and a bright outlook.
Dr Nathan Schaeffer lectures at the college drawing teachers from nearby towns. George T Wilson returns from the Dakotas and Montana praising crops. J J Mahoney named to fill an expiring Travelingmen post. Local socials and visits noted including Gladys Clark and Elmer Nelson. Timothy hay prices rise to 13 dollars a ton with new crop expected around 10. Cedar Falls Commercial club asks residents to help locate former residents by filling out notification cards.
Electric Park unveils a striking bill led by the Velda Trio of acrobats. Edith Mote & co. Milton and the LeRoy Girls follow with Mote singing and a novelty act by Milton. Milton Myers will sing with the band Sunday evening. Despite cool weather the park reports strong patronage and new concessions are planned to boost the midwest attraction. George T. Higbie of Manton Mich praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief.
A household health tip urges housewives to spend time outdoors daily and keep a proper diet with Cham berlain's Tablets. The notice promotes the product and mentions sales by dealers and a broader health campaign for families. It also advertises school children’s readers from the Waterloo Evening Courier with weekly releases and a contact on page 6.
W A Wassones of 1207 Leavitt street was struck by a Rey Auto Co vehicle driven by Mr Wilson on Seventh Street and Jefferson. He was taken home for medical care where doctors found a fractured rib and internal injuries. Wagoner, a foreman at the Lafayette school project in Linden, was injured.
Police captain Wagner questioned Sgt. Garrison this morning over a puzzled riddle about who damaged the pyramid and sphinx in an old atlas. The discussion drew from a drawing showing a granite tower once reaching about four stories high.
A proposal to transform the Paris Observatory removes the iron courtyard grating to create a public square before the building. The Le Verrier statue would be set in a central lawn, with new streets flanking the monument and the south garden opened to passersby. The plan seeks to place the observatory in the city’s crowded heart rather than keep its isolation.
In a courtroom discussion Wagner and Garrison clash over ancient engineering. Garrison contends a forgotten epoch reset civilization while pyramids show advanced prehistory with automobiles and telephones. The exchange shifts to a seven wonders bet before Judge Movers ends the moment.
The first social at Grace Mo K Church last evening featured a program with Rev. J. R. Berry of Kankakee recalling early church days. Pastor Emory J. Hull presided as organist and vocalists Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Runkel performed. A reception in the lobby followed with help from several volunteers.
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