Rescuers Save Boys At Waverly Pond Bath House
Harry Reed Vera Cool and William Lutz responded to four boys drowning near Page’s bath house in Waverly Ta Weaker swimmers Latimer and Cline struggled as a rowboat capsized Reed swam to shore with Latimer but was exhausted Cline clung to him until Cool and Lutz aided Then Reed collapsed and was treated by physicians Reed is a clerk at the Fortner house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Page
Frank Cline
Edward Latimer
William Lutz
Lutz
Barbe
Cine
Harry Read
Cline
Reed
Miss Vera Cool
Ike
Vera Cool
Bath Hous
Vera
Billy
Frankline
Fortner House
Licensed to Wed in Waterloo for Pettigrew Owens Smith Charles
A Waterloo pair announces upcoming nuptials with license filings for William M Pettigrew and Carrie Owens and William Smith and Katie Charles. The notices mark marriage intentions in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Pettigrew
Waterloo
Carrie Owens
William Smith
Katie Charles
Civic reform talks by Rev. Dr. Reichel in Waterloo churches
Rev. George W. Reichel of Columbus, secretary of the American Civic Reform union, will speak at three Waterloo churches Sunday on moral reforms and civic duty. He will address women at Westminster Presbyterian and discuss what a mayor can do at United Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Reichel
Columbus
American Civic Treform Union
Caxton
Cleveland
Waterloo
United Brethren Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
United Evangelical Church
Reichel
Builletin-Journal Bays
National Federation of Church and Civic Societies
Reichel Haas
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Homiletic Review
Easy to Get Rid of Corns This Way
The ad touts GETS-IT as a painless quick corn cure that removes corns warts bunions without harming healthy skin. It promises safe use like water and no dressings needed, sold by EL Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and distributed through Waterloo Halden & Floyd J. K. Joder & Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Halden & Floyd
J. K. Joder
Ben
Kay
Reckless Drivers Involve Children In City Crashes
A 12 year old boy, Arthur Walinsky, was severely bruised when an unknown driver struck him as he jumped from a sand wagon near 210 Concrete avenue. The driver left without revealing identity. Bert Sitzman, 27, near Allison Iowa, was fined 15 dollars for reckless driving after colliding with Mrs. John Anderson near Commercial and West Fourth streets. His car was held for a 10 dollar bond. he later settled damages after threats to his vehicle. Ritzman, Woodsville resident, received kidney relief claim from Foley Kidney Pills per N J Gorham.
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Arthur Walinsky
Concrete Avenue
Bert Sitzman
Allison
Iowa
John Anderson
Commercial
West Fourth Streets
Black Hawk Bank
Ritzman
Waterloo
Roosevelt to keynote at Progressive convention Coliseum
Chicago reports Col Theodore Roosevelt will address delegates at the Coliseum as the keynote speaker on August 6, following Taft and before Wilson. The plan places him to contrast his views with the old party nominees, offering a clear strategic moment for his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Progressive Party
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Coliseum
Taft
Wheepling
Wilson
Cummins Proposes Wool Duty Measure in Senate
Washington July 25 Senator Cummins offered an amendment to the democratic bill proposing an 18 cent duty on raw wool with a proviso that the raw wool rate not exceed 44 percent ad valorem and reducing duties on wool manufactures to a level justified by the tariff board report. He urged passage but no sign of agreement with progressives and democrats. He said there was little hope of passing any wool bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummins
Tariff Board
War Pictures for School Children Highlighted by Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier presents sixteen weekly War Pictures with text matter for school children. Parents are urged to view the series and use the coupon found on page 3.
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Waterloo
Tey
Venus
Waterloo Evening Courier
Linden Sunday School Carnival and Baby Show
The Volunteer class plans a two night carnival and baby show at the corner of Nevada and Cottage Grove avenues. Doors open 7 20 p m with a parade, Dutch lunch room, taproon, photo gallery, Lillipiman booth, museum, merry go round and ride for young children, balloon ascent, free band concert, circus and minstrel acts. Prizes from local merchants crown the baby events including a rattle, bannet and dress for top babes.
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Linden M. EL
Nevada
Cottage Grove
Lawk
Beautiful Baby
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Pretty Bannet
Prareh Bros. Company
Apple and potato prices surge on early market day
Potatoes sold briskly as buyers faced a wide price range from 60 cents to 60 cents per bushel. Apple prices ranged from 25 to 40 cents a peck with large Duchess apples prized at 40 cents. Farmers expected prices to fall with harvested abundance. A vendor offered onions carrots cabbage and other vegetables in plentiful supply. A. M. Nason of Canaan Maine suffered a bad bout of gout. he credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief and claims they cured uric acid related rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poward
A. M. Nason
Canaan
Foley
H.W. Taggart
Brady school supplies for children in Venus feature
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces weekly Brady school supplies for children whose guardians carry responsibility. A coupon appears on page 4 for Dag Muzzles at Bob Antel's.
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Dag
Bob Antel
Neighborhood Slug Prizes for Park Movement in Shilliam Addition
The Neighborhood Improvement group honored residents for best-kept properties in Shilliam Addition as it seeks city park land. Experts J. A. Carnes and Rev. T. J. Fuller joined G. R. Wilbur to judge, awarding Frank W. Braun first, John M. Platt second, and five residents sharing third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etnic
Shilliam
Tts
Rand Thees
Moat Intercat
Frank W. Braun
Molle Street
John M. Platt
Ash Street
Harry Goulder
Mobile Street
Jarcoh TB
de Wald
Bates Street
Charles Miller
Jackson Street
Michael Tippey
Merriman Street
Orri Brooks
Halstead Street
Rev Thad A Stevens to Speak at Congregational Church
The First Congregational church will hold Sunday morning and evening services with Rev Thad A Stevens of Lacon Illinois occupying the pulpit. The sermon series replaces the usual summer meeting pattern and invites all members to attend at least one service. A brief note mentions a housekeeper seeking gas savings and a tip about saving receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Congregational Church
Thad A. Stevens
Lacon
Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gil
Harry Reed, Vera Cool and
Willian
Wom
N. J. Gorham
Bank of
Woodville
W. Taggart
Teddy
George L. Higbie
Manton, Mich
H. W. Taggart
Morton
Morton’s
Grocer
Morton Salt Company
Railway Exchange Building
Marreet
Shilliam Addition
Secure City Park
J. A. Carnes
T. J. Fuller
Free M. FE
G. R. Wilbur
MR. Stevens
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
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