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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1912

Page

8

Dairy Industries Need Trained Men in Iowa

Iowa State College's dairy department faces high demand as butter and ice cream production expands in Iowa and neighboring states. Over fifty job calls were received for graduates this season, with salaries from 700 to 2000 dollars annually. One year program graduates secured all available positions, many in ice cream making and butter production, while others returned to business or pursued further studies.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College M. Mortengen M. Mortensen Evening Conner United State Government Waterloo Courier

Tripoli Notes Reflect Social Ties and Local Events

Waverly visitors and guests fill the week with reunions and travel. Residents attend funerals, church events, and a butter contest hosted by Bremer County groups. A Waverly game draws local spectators as trips, illnesses, and family visits weave through Tri Polis June activities.

Chautauqua Opens as Clarksville Town Notes Race

Clarksville July 31 community notes list visitors and locals at Greene Nashua Waterloo Allison and Mason City. Events include the temperance Chautauqua beginning Aug 1 and a church service change with no Sunday evening services. Local ties feature entries on visits from Roy Gilbert Dayton Mather and others plus a supper at the new Presbyterian church raising about 24 dollars.

New Presbyterian Church Sandford Waterloo Rev. Fisher Greene Frank McCrery Cedar Falls Ralph Bickelberg Ed Phillips Forrest Seitz Clarksville J. J. Wood Grace Wamsley Nashua Roy Gilbert Dayton Mather Randolph Wameley H. M. Rhoads A. W. Parne Allison Marion Wameley S. N. Goodhue Cedar Rapids Cave F. G. Phillips Emma Kephart Lina Harrison N. J. Walwrath Max Alfred Wedeking Pleasant Valley Wm. Penrose Percy Hites Hitesville Charley Keller J. P Newman Geo. Peet Will Cook Mason City John Qlinda Schmadeke Clara Cooper Watarloo Wm. Morrison Cooper Robert Wyele Amos J. Wicklo

Man of Mystery Appears in St Louis Visit

Registering at a hotel as John Doe Anywhere, the George A Kimble life insurance claimant, a central figure in a $25,000 suit, appeared in St Louis and said he had been in Omaha. He wore a shaved mustache from the federal court trial and only said he was visiting friends, denying knowledge of a valise with his name found near Decatur Illinois.

St. Louis John Doe George A. Kimmel Lfe Omaha Decatur Ill

Thomas Cascaden Report After Appendicitis Operation

Reports from the hospital say Thomas Cascaden, who underwent an appendicitis operation Monday evening, is resting comfortably at 1 pm and in as good a condition as possible. Doctors and loved ones remain hopeful as the fight to recover continues with careful observation in the days ahead.

Thomas Cascaden Cascaden

Legacy shares split among named heirs in coded note

A fragmented legacies text states shares for Bert Henry FrankS Henry Ralph CG teney Reuben Henry Mary oN Albright Isora o N Byentone Katherine H Phelps Isabelle Albright Fred A Vlenry Albert J Henry Trobert P Henry and Pan Henry are allocated one seventeenth each instead of one fifteenth.

Bert Henry Franks. Henry Ralph CG. Teney Reuben Henry Mary On. Albright Isora O N. Byentone Katherine H. Phelps Isabelle Albright Fred A. Vlenry Albert J. Henry Trobert P Henry Pan Henry

Eagle Center town notes and social visits report

Farmers thresh in the area. Visitors include Mrs John Gleason and Agnes of Mima and Mr and Mrs Will Deing at Matt Miller parents. Local dances attend Voorhies. Hagte Center beat Waterloo Indians 4 to 8. St Marks Episcopal church contract signed. Elmer Shane to start work.

John Gleason Daghter Agnes Mima Matt Cahill Will Deing Gilbertville Matt Miller Gertrude Cavanaugh Hiessing James Griffen Voorhies George Heing Jr. Lynn WB. Henderson Eagle Center Elmer Louis Ienry Waterloo Ladies Home Circle Club Gunn’s Grove Elmer KE. Shane St. Mark's Episcopal Church Mr. Shane

Legatees Receive Seventeenth Parts in Estate Decree

In the matter of the estate of Alpheus Henry a decree was filed per the administrator D. C. Henry. Parties agreed the will reads Margaret Pyer as legatee and that W. Mabel Dickey and Bertha M. Baish receive two seventeenths instead of two fifths.

Alpheus Henry D. C. Henry Margaret Pyer W. Mabel Dickey Bertha M. Baish

Marksman contest eyed between Waterloo and Albert Lea crews

An interclub marksman event for five member teams from Waterloo and Albert Lea is planned within three weeks. Sheriff Shores will duel the visitor sheriff in a separate match. Waterloo team members likely include Shores Webber and Hummel. regular Waterloo Gun Club shoot is set for tomorrow.

Waterloo Albert Juea Albert Lea Prospect Park Sheriff Shores Tt Sheriff Nick Webber Mr. Hummel Waterloo Gun Club

Local Notes From Littleton July Finds Many Visitors

In Littleton July events include visits by Mrs. Stoner of Otterville and Mr. and Mrs. Price of Cedar Rapids. Families gather for social events, an ice cream social is planned, and the Aid society reports over fifty attendees with more than six dollars raised. A new Pingree farm barn and future residence are planned, while several accidents and camp gatherings mark a busy week at the Lenox bridge resort area.

Tripoli H. C. Moetler Gertrude Ladage Waverly Anna Visconn Forest City W. G. Green J. H. Carstensen Louis Rohrssen Herman Elkema Mike Goodenbour H. C. Koch Aredale Frank Beggerow Waterloo H. C. Bradow Sumner Floyd Babcock Fredericksburg Win, Goodenbour Joe Sevi A. L. Wilhelm Sarah Blume T. H. Schuknecht Wao. Ambrose H. C. Junghint H. H. Ennis Minnie Krueger Carl Holmes, Sr Fremont Township Anna Chapman Manson R. K. Chapman Sam Elsie Olrogee Frank Mellus Otto Walthers Art Henry Bremer Alma Brandt Frederickeburg BE. H. Martin Cedar Rapids Jao Mersbech, Jr Chicago Chas, Merabech Schellemn Ernest Hagen le Roy Township F. W. Hale Tilla Hankner Cooney Harp Orchestra Oelwein J. W. Moeller A. C. Hilderbrandt Frank Lamb Henry Emil Elkena Chas Holmes D. P. Redemann Carl Buls Hi. B. Miner Dilges Orphans’ Home H. E. Wunderlich Lutheran Church DB. E. Stenzel J. Buffon Iowa Constitutional Amendment Association Congregational Church Ernest Warnke Wm. Kroner Chas. Baskins Wm. Heidemann, Sr Clara Roch G. B. Cook B. C. Bennett Fresno Cal Tripoli Implement Company Aug Strottman Everett Auto Avery Threshing Chas Davis John Schultz Clara Andora Hanson St. Ansgar W. L. Asher J. L. Cerney Davina Fred Voss V. J. Gilbert Lyle Ambrose N. Y Harry Leesbe Wilma Cave Stattle Tuesaday Fredonia Win. Rains Carroll Cook Minnesota B. Ryan Kimball S. D Will McCrery Leo Gilbert Valeria Nada Roy Gilbert J. E. Gilbert Wichita Kan Ray Asher Charlies City W. H. Sinclair C. J. Harter Minneapolis Ed Sinclair Dexter, Minn Ora Ray Littleton Steve Sinkler Stoner Otterville Robert Carrie Griswold Dunkerton H. P. Price and Sons Melrose W. W. Beals Ladies 'Aid Elsie Gladys McGlaughlin Edmund Gallup Fairbank F. Searles Walter Smith Watersoo Horace Patten L. Sinkler Water B. Benson Myron Curtis Geo. Kish Alice Brant T. B. Durham Floyd Bowers J. B. McGlaughlin Everett Hayes Henry Rice Cedar Falls Kingsbury Rice Pingree Harry Pingree Grover Pingree J. J. Kingsbury E. L. Gallup Roas Clyde Wilson Pat Mackin Clyde Dr. Hunt Hazleton Horace Irving Harry Miller Jesup Lenius Bridge Ben Little Sturgis Ed Kent Bert Kent F. Tunison Richards

Nine-Pound Boy Born at Hart Prosser Home

Mount Vernon Township reports the birth of a nine-pound boy at the Hart Prosser residence Thursday evening, the first child for the family. Community members and relatives from nearby towns visited or stayed with families over the weekend including the Lemmer and Ford households. Local society notices invite attendance at cemetery association events and note several visits by area residents, while David Tiller suffered a leg injury when a whiffletree tug struck him during plowing.

Mount Vernon Hart Prosser Robert Lemmer Waterloo Boies F. E. Burkhart F. A. Henry Jesup Nat. Fitkin Rube Ford New Hartford R. W. Thurston Garden City Kansas David Tiller

Jubilee brings building, crops in Jubilee Iowa

Jubilee July 31 reports contractor J F Renz nearing completion on Mr Lobe's residence and meat market in Dunkerton. Crops are above average with grain cutting finished and threshing soon. Olinger Bros near completion on a new building. Henry Ronardue harvested bumper oats on ground tied to depot grounds option by C A N M A K.

J. F. Renz Dunkerton Iowa Lobe Olinger Bros Henry Ronardue C. A NM. A. K

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