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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
1
Washington experts urge spray watering over 6 to 12 hours twice weekly to drive roots deeper. Avoid daily applications or strong streams that lift soil, remove mulch, or expose roots to drought during hot summer.
Mrs Ernest Frege and her Waverly sister visited Mrs C Hawley for a couple of days this week. The B P U society plans an ice cream social on Grant land Friday evening. Miss Norma Amuldsen of Waverly stayed with Clara Crowl earlier this week. The Frank Schuyler family left for Burwell Nev last Monday evening. Carpenters finished work on Win Creyls place Tuesday and start again Friday. The RP RP UU meetings continue to draw attendees with Grady Tead listed for next Sunday.
An aged advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a home tonic or drugstore purchase to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, stop falling hair, and restore natural color. It claims quick results by applying with a sponge or brush, with a bottle sold by H.W. Taggart.
The U.S. Marine Band, led by bandmaster William H. Santelmjann, will visit this city during Congress week, with Waterloo and nearby Fort Lodge as the only other cities to host the event. The band, known as the President's Own, performs at the White House and ranks among the world’s great ensembles. Trombonist James Grearton, once with Sandy McManus here, praised the concert and urged local residents to attend this rare musical treat.
Hudson Wadeon Mrs. Hate man of ehienga visited Waterton Saturday to see relatives after three weeks with her sister Mrs Irvlaugh. Agnes McDowell and two daughters departed for Davenport to visit relatives. Miss Maryusmursen of Cedar Falls visits Ralph Watters family. Iva Cain of Mason City visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Levi Strayer and kin. H F L Musical Club met at Miss Mabel Alexander home with dainty refreshments. B M Gweiteer family left for Lake Okoboji for a week. Harold Bancroft Cedar Falls J M Slusher family and others visited Indian Territory at Tania Sunday. Lucile Sherrate recovering after a week illness. Philathea class at Brethren enjoyed an afternoon. Lena Builtimus returns after two weeks away. George Terrall Austin spent Sunday with Will McFarlane and wife.
Raymond Iowa July 29. Mike Jungen and family spent Sunday at his parents home. Tess and Lan Murdock of Cedar Rapids visit Rev Ward's home. Joseph Jungen visited his parents. Sylvester Author and family of Nevada Indiana visit his mother here. Mrs Melach and son from Watertgon spend Sunday with Albert Moassell. Rev Father Neuble left for Rome City Indiana due to poor health and parishioners give a purse of 38 dollars. Ruth Fagan of Cedar Falls visits Guai Gol inveaux. Charlee Simony and Victor Zelhoefer with daughter, of Waverly Junction, ending a few days at T C McCain home.
A Waterloo list of advertised letters dated Tuesday July 29 1914 includes numerous names such as Miss Wiff Baldwin Mrs Homma Flaliard and Mrs Sarah Barnes alongside many others. The notice also mentions local residents visitors and several business names and companies.
Anthony F Wilding and Norman Brookes won early singles points in Pittsburgh on turf courts at Allegheny Country Club. Wilding defeated Oscar Kreutzer 6-2 2-6 6-4 as Brookes ousted Otto Freitzheim 10-8 6-1 6-2, with Clothier and Meyers beating Dunlop and Douston 6-8 6-4 7-5 in doubles.
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