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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

3

Waterloo secretary fights tax remittance claim

Waterloo Commercial club secretary Charles Van Vieck denounces a Des Moines booster’s assertion that Waterloo remits taxes to factories. He states no factory in the city dodges taxes aside from two hospitals and urges correction of the statements.

Charles van Vieck Waterloo Bolton Dee Moines van Vleck Igor Des Moines Iowa van Vieck Commercial Club Register & Leader

Funeral services for Andrew Daniels held at Evangelical church

Gresham July 28 funeral services for the late Andrew Daniels were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Evangelical church. Reverend David Lang led the service with assistants Reverends AL Scheurer, DR L Reichert and BH J Lang, all of Waterloo and former pastors in this area.

Becker's Death Ends Long Sensational Murder Saga

In 1912 New York DA Whitman pursued Becker amid police corruption claims after Rosenthal's killing. Becker and four gunmen were convicted. multiple trials followed, ending with Becker's death sentence and appeals. His wife and Rosenthal's widow remained central figures as clemency attempts unfolded.

Whittian Pollee M Rosenthal Bis T Waas Louis Shapiro Louis Libbey Whitman New York City Becker Rosenthal Bronx Jack Rose Criminal Courta Garry Wallon Bridgis Webber Rose Rose Jay Wallon Webber Tronkenthal Gagagien Lala Joss Yiu Court of Appeals Geeker Bage Frantk Uscker Bourke Cochran United States Supreme Court Hughes Timothy D. Sullivan Supreme Court Philbin Parkins Cnesea Ford Teporta Herman Rosenthal Reckser

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs Hay Warp Sowers of Hodgdon Maine says she suffered severe side pains back ache loss of appetite and nervous insomnia for a year before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports pain relief better sleep restored appetite and ability to work and urges others to try the remedy or write for confidential advice from Lydia B Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts

Lydia E.pinkham Mrs. Hay Hodgdon Maine Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B.pinkham

Northwestern college rep to speak at Gresham church

Miss Alma Kilesel of Cedar Falls visits the Triben home. Mr CG L Allen from Northwestern College Naperville Ill will speak at the Gresham church Friday Aug 1 at 7 pm. Allen will not solicit funds but students. Oats harvest begins and looks promising. Rev Lang called to Sheffield to conduct funeral of an old friend. Mrs C S Hillman of Summer visits with her brother Nathan Reichert accompanied by her niece Beatrice Hillmann. F Albright and family were Waverly callers Tuesday.

Nathan Reichert Beatrice Hillmann F. Albright

Horton Social Notes and School Updates

Clara Groyl visits Rockford while Josie Terry will teach Smith Grove school next year. Grace Wylam returns from Madelin Minnesota. Alanche Harlbut took teachers examination in Waverly. Rev Drumm and wife visit Iowa Falls. Clare Brouillard will lead Sunday service near Awingle. Sunday school attendance reached 118. Cemetery society meets August 12 with Mrs Will Daston. ladies asked to bring tested cooking recipes.

Cemetery Society Will Daston

Transfers From RGAL ESTATH Translations

Fe Smith to Mrs Thebe Salmon transfers lot 4 block 1 Mitchells Add Da Parte for 400. Wa tarloo: T W Mace to J W Kraptel bot 8a Morris Case Wid and lot 9 Wack G inside Ada Waterloo for 1125. Menderson to Waterloo Sand Gravel Co Riverview Add Waterlan for 925.

Black Hawk Go. Abstract Co Tf. FE. Smith Thebe Salmon Mitchell Add Kraptel T. W. Place Morris Case Adi Watarloo T. W. Mace J. W. Kraptel Wid Wack Uinside Ada Waterloo D. B. Menderson Waterloo Sand & Gravel Co Riverview Add Waterlan

Parkersburg Mostly Social News from July 26

Rev. Dahlman of the German Baptist church and Rev. Steiger of Steamboat Rock exchanged pulpits. The Parkersburg cooperative ball team lost to Allison, final score Allison. Mrs. Helen Edwards visited Cedar Falls. Jack Skeels visited from Waterloo. Tia bought the Fishman grocery on Eleventh and Commercial streets in Waterloo. Mrs. D. C. Shuler and two children left for California to visit relatives. J. Crouse and wife from Kansas visiting here. Miss Mildred Jackson returned to Aledo after summer school at Cedar Falls. Maude Vetter and two daughters visited from Waterloo. Mrs. T. F. Moore of Watertown visited friends here. Miss Tzetta Tarrebe returned from Omaha. Little Robert Ackerson moved home from hospital. recovery slow. Mrs. C. B. Wightman and son Fremont and Mrs. Wightman’s mother from Idaho visited the Wightman home. Miss Brenneke called to Allison for a sister’s illness. Win. Cleland and Henry Hoarre returned from California. Mrs. Geo. Wright suffered heart trouble and pneumonia.

Parkersburg Dahlman German Baptist Church Steiger Steamboat Rock Allison Helen Edwards Paulger Cedar Falls Jack Skeels Waterloo Tia Fishman Grocery Eleventh Siets D.C. Shuler California J. (. Crouse Kansas Nince Mildred Jackson Aledo Ill Chamberlin Maude Vetter Daingitars T. F. Moore Waterton Tzetta Tarebbe Omaha Geo. Wright Cheat F. Brenneke Aleison Helen Win. Cleland Henry Hoar

Chautauqua Promises Community Benefit and Local Plans

Orrhags last week notes health woes of Mrs DU Ellason and mentions upcoming two day program with a roast ox dinner and a lively prom. Chautauqua starts Friday promising the best yet. Parkersburg hosts events with numerous business leaders backing a strong commercial club. Local housing changes include Mike Logan remodeling, Evan Wilson moving in, and the creamery site purchase for $600. Mrs Gen Dinnison tours Japan and other residents engage in regional visits and job moves.

DU. Ellason Parkernburg Tius Mike Logan Pm. Wisbar Evan Wilaon Henry Dresselnute Cittldren Geo Ruilthine Cedar Fails Goodman Thaveson Minnepeis

Tripoli Daily Social Notes and Local Changes

Tripoli reports new autos for Henry and Will Hagen and trips by Dr D P Redemann and wife to Des Moines. Residents travel to Sumner Minnesota to visit relatives. Eighteen workers arrive for sewer project. Stock sale at Tripoli Mersantila company. Hartwell meat market sold to Fred and Will Garland with August 1 possession. Guests include Gina Hale, Ethel Hale and Chicago Heights visitors. locals attend birthday celebrations and dances. visitors from Waterloo Cascade Mont Memphis Tenn stop by.

Tripoli Henry Will Hagen D. P. Redemann Des Moines Towa W. Pretwood Sumner Minnesota Tripali Mersantila Company H. Neveroinn Z. W. Dale Rucker Joe Sel T. B. Hartwell Fred Garland Garlands Gina Ethel Hale Slots City Slack Wm. Ambrosa Tom Stone Zelma Chicago Heights Bogelbrecht Henry. Bruns Denver M Koch Win. Schmidt Tanny

Royal Neighbors Camp Meets With Waverly Group

Fourteen Royal Neighbors of Tri poli camp No. 2052 met with the Waverly camp on Thursday afternoon. They were entertained by Mrs. John LaDage and all report having a good time.

Tripoli Waverly

Propagandist on Way to Iowa From Washington Case

Washington authorities report Weinschenk of Bellevue was arrested ten days ago amid a pro British propaganda drive. He was sent for observation at a government hospital for the insane, from which he was released Tuesday. His campaign included a letter to President Wilson, drawing notable local interest.

Washington, D. C F. XX. Weinschenk Bellevue Secret Service Britain Iowa Government Hospital Welnechenke Wilson

Typhoid Fever Rages In City Water Contamination

Large sums amounting to about 200000 in two years mark the campaign, typhoid cases reported around Commercial and Jefferson streets. Dr. I W Sigworth, city health officer, condemns wells in affected areas and orders boiling of well water during August and September. He urges using city water which has passed strict tests and is known pure.

Commercial Jefferson I. W. Sigworth City Health Sigworth

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