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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1911

Page

10

Milrail Milnois Central Earnings Rise in Eleven Months

Milnois Central railroad reports eleven months ending June 30 with gross business up 2 9 million and net operating income rising to 13 32 million. The 8 3 percent return on 109 296 million stock surpasses 1910 results while maintenance cuts and higher traffic support a brighter outlook with more locomotives added and second track work near completion.

Chicago Milnois Central Railroad New Orleans

City Clean and Courteous as Hagenbeck Circus Arrives

Waterloo experiences orderly circus day with all traffic stations on main intersections and a vigilant police presence. Only one arrest recorded by noon for intoxication as Hagenbeck Wallace visit nears previous city records. Forenoon shows few accidents and ongoing parade oversight.

Waterloo Hagenback- Wallace

Penny a Call Telephone League Emerges From Gas Vote

Chicago July 19 Ald Herman J Bauler celebrates the passage of the 75 70 68 cent gas ordinance and announces the 70 cent gas league will become the penny telephone league seeking a 1 cent per call rate He bases his plan on personal investigation and vows to win support from allies who backed the gas fight for the new telephone rates.

Chicago Ald Herman J. Bauler

Notice of Dissolution of The Bandfield Co.

The Bandfield Co. formed by H. M. Bandfield and J. L. Johnson at 226 and 228 East Firth Street Waterloo Iowa dissolves. J. L. Johnson retires leaving H. M. Bandfield to collect all accounts and assume indebtedness. All indebted parties must settle within 30 days. firm will continue under the same name.

H. M. Bandfield J. L. Johnson the Bandfield Co East Firth Street Waterloo Iowa Bandfield Co

Meritol Eczema Remedy Promoted by Drug Association

An old prospectus explains eczema as a skin disease and touts Meritol Eczema Remedy as a cure. The American Drug and Press Association chemists claim the treatment acts through the skin with prompt soothing and lasting results. Henderson Drug Co. is authorized to sell it in Waterloo.

American Drug and Press Association Henderson Drug Co Waterloo

Sudden Death at Council Bluffs Claims A. E. Walker

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Overton traveled to Council Bluffs after the sudden death of Mrs. Overton’s father A. E. Walker. The 52 year old business man died early yesterday morning from dropsy after being in good health. He leaves a wife two daughters Irma Walker and Mrs. Overton and a son C. Z. Walker. Funeral is set for today from the house.

A. E. Overton Council Bluffs Mrs. Overton Irma Walker C. Z. Walker

Wet Autumn Prophet Busby Arrives in Waterloo Circus Visit

John C. Busby the self styled Weath er Prophet arrives in Waterloo aboard an Illinois Central train. He announces a wet autumn and says the breath of the past will be broken. Busby, over 60, came to Iowa in 1867 and is noted for his annual circus appearance visit.

John C. Busby Waterloo Busby George Burris Illinois Central Fast Mail Iowa

Ty Cobb Struggles With Bronchial Illness For Tigers

Detroit news reports Ty Cobb, premier Tigers batter, sick with a bronchial ailment and a hacking cough since the Athletics series. He has played against orders, his condition worsening and possibly forcing withdrawal during the New York series.

Detroit Invaders Ty Cobb Cobb Tigers Athletics Mack

Illsville Notes and Local Visits Highlight July Week

Clarksville residents share travel and social news as Mrs. Hester Taylor visits Mason City and teachers attend Allison institute. Ed Page from Waverly spends Sunday with the Schmadeke family while Mrs. Ada Wood sells millinery stock and Cedar Falls residents attend institute.

Clarksville Hester Taylor L. Valentine Mason City Allison Ed Page Waverly H. Schmadeke T. Shafer A. Slimmer Graham & Coldren J. F. Neal Ed Wickle Waterloo J. K. Gabby Truman Gabby Dexter Minn Olinda Schmadeke Battle Lake Alfred North Dakota Ada Wood Smith Independence Wood Cedar Falls Byron Wilder Humboldt Institute Wilder Price Grocery Co Berfast Calta

Local business changes and community notes

Now sole owner and manager. Carl Scharppf and Ed Phillips stay on. Mrs Kate Gilbert stranded in Waterloo by illness. Mrs Davis operates steam threshing bench. Multiple visits and social calls across Cedar Falls Waterloo Northwood Shell Rock Bristow and Allison. Cement walks expand east of Main Street as James Phillips returns on a surprise visit.

Carl Scharppf Ed Phillips Old Force Hyron Wilder Price Kate Gilbert Waterloo J. Hickle M.rs. Davis C. P. Christensen Marcele Northwood L. Fowles Helen Fire'paugh Blanche Madigan Alva James Cedar Falls Floyd Bouton Myrtle Wehren Shell Rock Albert Hieber Frank Kilmnetob Gcedar Rapids Lou Rogers Roy Marquand M. Michaelson Mildred Waite H. H. Page John Marlin Des Moines Adoot Undertaking Mabel Dockstader Sioux Falls M. D Art Parne Ed Sadler Jacobs & Schmadeke J. M. Ramsey Sinclair Bristow Phoebe Smith Johnson Mary Olive

Local Lodge and Church Picnic Announcements

The Temple Rebekah lodge No. 54 will meet Friday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. The Ladies auxiliary of Northminster Presbyterian church plans a picnic Thursday afternoon at the north end of Buryea street Westfield with lunch provided and husbands invited to supper. A remedy note advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for early diarrhoea.

Temple Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Northminster Presbyterian Church Buryea Street Westfield ST. Catherine's Society Ladies of Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Hall Miss Hurley Grace O'Connell Kate Doohan Kansas City Agnes Meaney T. J. O'Connell Hurley O'Connell Cedar Falls Missionary Society of the Congregational Church First Congregational Church of Waterloo F. Lu. Vandeveer Franklin Street

Case Dairy Leases Glasgow Creamery in Mt Vernon Township

At a meeting last evening the Glasgow Co-Operative Creamery company leased the Mt Vernon township creamery to Case Dairy company. Case Dairy has option to purchase over several years, with the dairy district noted as fine.

Glasgow Co-Operative Creamery Company Mt. Vernon Township Case Dairy Company

Governor probes Iowa prize fight investigation opened

Des Moines reports Governor Car roll ordered an inquiry into the prize bout near Cedar Rapids where Jeff O Connell of Chicago was knocked out in six rounds by Frank Whitner of Cedar Rapids. Attorney General Cosson leads a probe to determine facts and possible prosecutions.

Des Moines Carroll Cedar Rapids Jeff O'Connell Chicago Frank Whitner Cosson

Foreign office denies Bryce retirement report

London reports the foreign office denied a U S cable claiming James Bryce plans to retire as British ambassador in Washington after the arbitration treaty. A separate item notes a W R C thimble bee to be held at Mrs Mary McCormick’s home at 623 Denver Street Friday evening.

Bryce London Foreign Office United States James Bryce Washington Mary McCormick Denver Street

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