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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1910

Page

4

Place to be secretary of the board of trade and club

A Waterloo resident for decades, A. Place accepted the secretary position for the board of trade and commercial club, to begin duties July 28, after the prior secretary’s resignation June 14. He is a longtime railroad foreman and prominent local businessman. Three rescuers saved him from drowning at the Cedar bath house, with praise from Dr Morriss for their prompt, coordinated actions.

Place Waterloo Illinois Central Marsh-Flace Fifth Street Sycamore Street First National Bank Oliver Eason Ed Strayer Fred Ogburn Morriss Morrlés

Near Escape from Drowning Endangers Local Man

Frank Whitehouse a young employee of Citizens Electric company residing at Lot Eleventh street east had a narrow escape from drowning last evening about 7 40. He went up the river alone for a swim near the bath house and after.

Frank Whitehouse Citizens Electric Company

Cure of infant eczema with Cuticura remedies

A Baltimore mother recounts how her baby suffered from a severe head and facial eczema starting at four weeks, with ears and eyes breaking into sores. After failing doctors and trials, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting marked improvement in one week and complete cure after two cakes of soap and one box of ointment, noting no scars and the child’s healthy growth.

H. B. Householder Wilehelm St Baltimoore Coen, Corp Benton

Labor Agent Fined Fifty Dollars by Judge Caldwell

James Berstinis arraigned for fraud was fined 50 by Judge Caldwell. An interpreter assisted in court as Berstinis considered appeal before deciding to pay the fine. Also note unrelated advertising for Chamberlains Liniment claiming quick relief for muscle soreness and rheumatic pain.

James Berstinis Caldwell Berstinis

Open Meeting Tonight In Waterloo Against Liquor Trade

An open meeting will be held this evening at the Masonic temple by anti saloon forces to discuss the liquor question and the campaign against the liquor traffic in Waterloo. The gathering follows Mr Trickett's Waterloo theater address and is expected to feature further speakers and renewed petition drives by both business groups supporting and opposing the movement.

Masonic Temple Waterloo Trickett Waterloo Theater

Judge recruits street force from vagrancy arrests

Four arrestees Thomas McGuire J F Norton Charles Rose and Henry Pierson were given ten days labor on the streets by Judge Caldwell after a call from street foremen. Others faced penalties for intoxication including Dan Muldoon and Otto Frewald. A Swede marine engineer Julius Anderberg was charged with vagrancy after riding a train, while several individuals pled not guilty to various offenses and hearings were scheduled. Greeks appeared as witnesses.

Dan Muldoon Henry Bowers Otto Frewald Ida Grove Julius Anderberg Omaha Chicago Fred C. Lemke J. M. White James Berstinia James T. Knapp

Telegraphers May Not Strike Today

Ten per cent wage increase demanded while five per cent offered. no word from Chicago conference as of noon. Western division operators, mostly members of the Order of Railway Telegrahers, push for higher pay amid potential dispatch challenges on 250 stations. Phones may be installed later. some divisions already equipped. Champlain’s Calf, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised at end.

Chicago Chicago Great Western Western Division Order of Railway Great Western Oelwein St. Paul Dodge Center

Warrant Issued for Wife Deserter

County Attorney Hoxie filed information and Judge Caldwell issued a warrant for Charles Johnson on wife desertion charges. Mrs Johnson says he left May 21 with their minor child, providing no food or necessities and has not supported them. Authorities intend to bring him to court to explain. Big sale this week at Iowa Shoe Co. 217 W 4th St.

Hoxie Caldwell Charles Johnson Johnson Iowa Shoe Co 4Th St

Bride Shot Dead in Chicago Heights Quarrel Reported

In Chicago Heights Mrs. Margaret Barcha, a bride of less than a year, was shot to death at home. Her husband was arrested amid allegations of frequent quarrels between the couple.

Chicago Margaret Barcha Chicago Heights

Cloud Burst Flood Kills 25 at Deesto Day

In Budapest on July 26 a cloudburst flood killed 25 people and caused heavy property and crop damage. Also on July 26 in Waukegan Illinois fire destroyed Durand Steel Lacquer and Thomas Brass and Iron plants with a $350,000 loss.

Budapest Hungary Dees Waukegan Durand Steel Lacquer Company Thomas Brass and Iron Company

Removal Notice for Office Space at Hawk Ridge

On and after Monday July 25 I will occupy office rooms in the new Binck Hawk Ridge 8th floor front Consolidated Phones No 128 Dr KE R Shannon

Binck Hawk Hawk Ridge Consolidated ‘Phines No KE R, Shannon

City in Brief: Diverse visits and local transfers

A stream of visitors and movers flows through Waterloo and nearby towns with names like Minnesota resident Louis Kasty, E. E. Meredith of Monmouth, and Miss Effie Parshall. local business calls include J. W. Williams selling a Ninth and Washington home to G. E. Meserve, while notes mention Mrs. Dinneen recovering, Rev. Beeman traveling to Des Moines, and G. F. Scales in Waterloo for mausoleum plans in Denver.

Emmons Johnson Waverly E. E. Meredith Monmouth Waterloo W. T. Dinneen C. D. Ellis Charles City George Ackerman Texas Frank McKeag Shell Rock Ethel Hixson Nashua J. W.williams Ninth Washington Streets G. E. Meserve South Street Mary DeLaney John Koch Dubuque Elizabeth Mabel Stott G. F. Scales Denver Colo Scales Town Mausoleum

Marietta Gun Boat Cleared Portmouth For Nicaragua

The gun boat Marietta cleared Portmouth New Hampshire today bound for the West Indies via New York with its final destination on the east coast of Nicaragua where it will likely relieve the Dubucue.

Washington Marietta Portamouth N. H Weat Indies New York Nicaragua

Bread 5 Teams Midday Lungh Horses Enjoy The Loaves

A Dubuque main street scene shows a drayman and heavy draft horses stopping before Mulgrow bakery each Monday. The driver buys two fresh loaves, feeds the horses portion by portion, and waters them at the public tank. The horses’ fat condition attests to the meal. This is vouched for by H. A. Snyder of Waterloo.

Dubuque Mulgrew H. A. Snyder Waterloo

Remarkable Free Palmolive Soap Offer in Local Week

A Milwaukee firm markets Palmolive Soap free with a Galvanic purchase during Free Soap Week. The B J Johnson Soap Co offers a ten cent cake of Palmolive with every 26 cent Galvanic purchase. Local grocers report many customers taking advantage as the deal lasts only this week.

B. J. Johnson Soap Co Milwaukee Wisconsin Small Fortune Tinlesa

Paes MOTORED TO WAVERLY After Pleasant Meeting Visit

A small party of young people motored to Waverly yesterday afternoon for dinner at the hotel and returned in the early evening enjoying the outing. MOURN INFANT'S DEATH The infant daughter Maxine Welen of Mr. and Mrs. P. Parker died at six this morning at her grandparents' home, Mrs. and Mrs. H. G. Bloeser, 425 Logan avenue. Born July 1, she was two weeks old. Sympathy extends to the bereaved family. Funeral will be at the home tomorrow and private.

Charles Colburn West Union Charles Shell H. G. Beeman Des Moines The Des Moines College Hiram Betar Jesup Minot N. D Albert Ehr H. O. Bernbrock Albert Lea Kate Daughtry Charles Illlingworth Minneapolis J. Y. Hazlett Waverly Rector Mr. Hazlett P.€. Parker Maxine Welen H. G. Bloeser Logan Avenue Rawn Chicago Ira G. Rawn Monon Railroad Winnetka William’ Barry Commercial National Bank

Foley Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Pain for Edwardsville Man

A resident of Edwardsville Indiana writes that after months with congested kidneys and backache, Foley Kidney Pills quickly cured the pain and kidney discomfort within a few weeks, and he cheerfully recommends the remedy. Wangier Bros and H W Taggart listed.

Mr. J. 5 Bartell Edwardsville Foley Wangier Bros H. W. Taggart

Waterloo Newsman Roy J Anderson Weds Laura Kuhlman

Waterloo resident Roy J Anderson 20, formerly of Anamosa, and Laura Kuhlman 18 of Nebraska City Neb were married yesterday at the Council Bluffs court house by Justice B B Gardner. The couple, accompanied by a friend, arrived in an automobile for a large wedding witnessed by many. Anderson heads the Anderson Advertising Company and will reportedly bring his bride to the Elmer hotel where he has been living.

Waterloo Roy J. Anderson Laura Kuhlman Nebraska City Neb Council Bluffs Anderson Anamosa J. M. Hileman Wellington Street Anderson Advertising Company Lamson Building Nebraska Elmer Hotel Laura Kuhlmen Court House Jualice of the Peace B. B. Gardner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aggepts Board Trade A. M. Place Street Force JUDGE Buchanan Optical Co., Lynd, Bldg L. B. Cigarp Mary E. Belt Ames Inlaw R. J. Belt R. W. Crawford Baater G. W. Hubbard Sarah Hubbard Effie T. Parshall Neligh B. J. Howrey Lake Okohbojf B. F. Simmons Stockton, Ill C. H. Tiffany Fourth Street West Nick Clarens North Dakota Harry Clancey Drayman Prudence Society M. B. A. Lodge Nathan Bennett Nellie Bouck Electric Park East West Side Cedar Falls Elizabeth Parrott Henry H. Ferguson Christmas Club J. N. Voldeng Fowler Street J. R. Rector Women's Missionary Society of the Firet Congregational Church of Waterloo Ladies’ Society of Cedar Falls Church Willard Hall Waterloos Paes Bryant - McLaughlin Asphalt Paving Co Black Hawk Bank Standard Oil Company
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