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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1915

Page

3

Deposits Rise in Iowa Banks Despite War Time

Des Moines July 27 Iowa banks report a net increase of 11 683 215 98 in deposits from 83 savings banks 4819 savings banks and twenty one trust companies under state auditor supervision as of July 6 1944 compared with June 30 1914 The July statement shows deposits down from April but still higher year over year The report notes 57 new state banks since June 30 1944 with total deposits 223 975 412 and an 18 4 percent average reserve Local feature Fort Dodge tells of Noah Crouse pioneer turning a wagon into a home on wheels with electric lights planning a homestead trip to Colorado Springs and beyond using a Pullman style interior and solar travel schedule

Des Moines Iowa Bilver Fort Dodge Noah Crouse Webster County Globe Trotter Mr. Crouse Homer Fort ‘Dodge Crouse Towa Kansas Oklahoma

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Featured by Waterloo Citizen

An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills with a Waterloo resident, Mrs. G. Borwig of 225 Ankeny St., praising quick relief for kidney trouble in her family. The copy urges readers to request the Dean's Kidney Pills brand from dealers, price 50 cents, produced by FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo, NY.

Cavan Waterloo

Two Deaths From Eating Toadstools

Keokuk reports a second fatal poisoning from mistaking toadstools for edible mushrooms. John T. Wires, 33, died Sunday after a week of illness following a mushroom meal at the Pittman farm on Argyle road near Mooar station. Louis Pittman, five, died last Thursday. four others, including Mrs. Pittman and her mother, survived illness after the same meal.

Keokuk Wires Pittmans Argyle Road Mooar Station Pittman Phy Stolang Louis John Wires

Mystery Attaches to Death of Woman in Iowa Farm Home

Winterset July 27 Sunday afternoon Mrs F W Myers was found dying at her Gerhart Stork farm home near Van Meter. She had been shot through the head. She died that night. The Myers were married last February. The husband known as Pete says they were together in the forenoon. he went to the barn and upon return found her dying. Sheriff and county attorney investigated but could not unravel the mystery. Immediate relatives report death by own action. Keokuk July 27 Judge Rice H Bell stricken with apoplexy at noon and died yesterday afternoon. A prominent Republican, former chairman of the county central committee, served as justice of peace, judge of Superior court, city clerk. Survived by widow and five children.

Winterset F. W. Myers Gerhart Stork van Meter Myer Pete Ia F. W. Myers Keokuk Rice H. Bell County Central Committee Bell Superior Court Pythian Ciretes The Elks la Porte City Jesse Kober Kober Ita Hla Steury R. B. Tripp Clyde Wager Colfax W. Hummel Clyde Charles City Walter Lyons Carney, Honges Ruth Boyd Jay Ludlow Cedar Rapids Miller CG. A. Brust Omaha Grobe Minden Henry Rapr Urbana Steve Cass Chicago Robert Howell John King Hilmer-Shull Jri Waterloo Jessie Butler Dallas Housman Clara Zager Los Angeles Cal Helen Labode Luella Mayes Mabel Cedar Falls

Fire destroys block in Poughkeepsie. 30 injured in explosions

Fire swept an entire city block in Poughkeepsie New York causing damage estimated at 250000 dollars. Thirty firemen were injured by five explosions in the packing plants as the blaze burned through the area.

Poughkeepsie N. Y

News and notes of La Porte City travel and visits

The column records numerous residents traveling and visiting relatives in nearby towns. Highlights include Jesse Kober detaining a drunken intruder at his lake cottage, several families returning from Colfax and Cedar Rapids, and various relatives gathering in Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Leavenworth and other locales.

LA Porte City

Cure for scalp pimples advertised by Cuticura

Miss Helen Beyer reports relief from a six month scalp eruption after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She states nightly and morning applications healed her head in four weeks and praises Cuticura as the only product she would use. The ad offers a free sample by mail and sells Cuticura worldwide.

Hamilton Ave Chicago Helen Beyer Fequest Cuticurs Dept. T

United Glove and Mitten Company Files in Bankruptcy

The United Glove and Mitten company of this city filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court at Dubuque Saturday. Liabilities are about $20,000 with assets near $16,000. James B. Holtz is president and George B. Virden secretary. Formerly Hawkeye Glove and Mitten, reorganized last December, one of the oldest firms in Waterloo with offices on Third street east. The failure is blamed on high debt and bad debts. First business failure in Waterloo this year.

United Grove & Mitten Company Dubuque James B. Holtz George B. Virden United Glove & Mitten Company Hawkeye Glove & Mitten Company Third Street Waterloo

Marks Preparations For CIPY Tennis Tourney

Physical Director Jacob Bintz of the Y M C A is spending part of his vacation preparing for the annual city tennis tournament to be held on available courts from Aug 3 to 17. Letters were sent to potential entrants and entry banks may be secured at the US MOA. Lists close at 6 o'clock Saturday evening to allow pairings. Dr L C Hemsworth won last year with R Seymour of Cedar Falls as rimn ocrnp. PURCHASING MACHINES. Demand for lathes and milling machines for shell manufacture is so persistent ammunition companies have dispatched reps nationwide to buy discarded machines to model for higher output. Some old Waterloo factory lathes have been bought and will be repurposed to turn out more shells.

Jacob Bintz L. C. Hemsworth Seymour Cedar Walls Panies Waterloo

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