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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

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Workmen 3 Law Still in Courts

From Des Moines June 2 three important cases loom in workmen compensation law. The Iowa Supreme Court meets June 21 to rule on the Jasper county challenge to the law, with Senator Clarkson arguing. Polk county asks whether railroads can evade coverage by accepting the law without funding insurance. A third case before the industrial commissioner concerns interstate railroad classifications. A favorable decision could settle status for all employers.

Pez Moines Supreme Court Jasper Clarkson Polk County Commle Sloper Police County Court Clarkson Just Winter

Weigert on Chiropractic Practice and Life Power

Weigert argues against judging chiropractic by cures claiming adjustments do not cure but restore the patient’s inherent life power. He asserts life power is inherited, with chiropractic awakening this inner ability rather than providing a direct remedy. Medical philosophy and the nature of healing are discussed.

Weigert Chiropractor in Waterloo Iowa Ad

Dr Weigert offers chiropractic services at First National Bank building in Waterloo Iowa. Office hours are 9 to 10 and 12 to 1, 5. open on Sundays by appointment. Lady attendant available. Phone 81d.

Weigert First National Bank Waterloo Iowa

Sixtieth Anniversary of the Ayles-Waller Family in Charles City

Charles City marks sixty years since the Ayles-Waller family settled the area near the Cedar River. In 1853 the town had four log houses, a shanty, a saw mill, and limited landmarks. The piece lists early inhabitants, remaining descendants, and the modest beginnings including land at 125 per acre and a first school taught by Miss Malinda Palmer with fourteen pupils.

Charles City Ayles-Waller Jonathan Montgomery Sture Cedar River Blunt's Toy Store Joseph Kelly Waller Duhuquy Floyd Sis Sui Here Clarksville Howland Rockford Til Nowland Lorton Hremer County Minnesota Frank Day Johnson Eliza J. Waller John R. Waller J. W. Waller Warren N. Waller A. L. Weackett Lizzie W. Carr Charles Kelly Hl. K. Simmons Elz. Wellorg Brown Lyman Kellogg Ed Kellogg Harv Kellogg

Town Criers' and Club Meet at Waterloo Club

The Town Criers' Ad club will meet Thursday evening at the Waterloo Club. Paul B. Talbot, advertising manager of Corn Magazine, will be principal speaker on the topic Working Up Cooperation.

Town Criers Ad Club Waterloo Llub Paul B. Talbot Corn Magazine

Advertising impact and journalism panel discussion

Herman Lefkowitz will explain how advertising shows its effect while Jackson McCoy reviews the Fourth Estate and the Editor and Publisher. A. J. Busby outlines actions with Dillboarda and a open discussion will follow the tallies.

Itweey Sana Reader-Buyer Herman Lefkowitz Jackson McCoy Sn A A. J. Busby Dillboarda

Enter War Zone to Catch Herring in Vlaardingen

Vlaardingen Netherlands June 2. The first herring of the season by a Dutch fishing smack was brought to port in May and signals potential price relief, as overall fish prices soar. Wartime dangers have hit Dutch fishermen, with mines, air attacks, and German destroyer threats prompting detentions in German ports. The fisheries chief issued neutrality regulations requiring Dutch crews to avoid actions favoring any belligerent nation.

Vlaardingen Netherlands Dutch Fiedermien

Rain Stops Field Work Over State In May 31 Bulletin

The Iowan weather and crop service reports a wet cool week with daily rainfall from May 25 to 30. Union county recorded 10.28 inches. all creeks and rivers flooded, bottom lands washed, and corn planting delayed. Pastures and forage benefited. small grain improved though fall wheat faces Hessian fly damage in the south. Alfalfa cut before rain remains swathed. Two days of clear warm weather end the week with improved prospects.

Iowan Weather and Crop Service Gev. M. Chappel Des Moines Union County

E E Egan Dies in Burlington After Illness

Edward Eugene Egan longtime Burlington figure and secretary of the Commercial Exchange died at Burlington hospital after a three month illness from acute heart disease. Born September 1 1871 at Pella Iowa he edited the Glenwood Opinion and Atlantic Telegraph before moving to Burlington in 1904. He later served as secretary of the Commercial Exchange and was active in the Elks and Masons. He survived by his widow mother and three sons. Funeral was held at Congregational church with interment in Pella. A separate notice describes a confidence scheme by a man using multiple names to lure bankers with watches as security in Iowa and nearby states.

Burlington Egan The Commercial Exchange Burlington Hospital Edward Eugene Egan Pella Heas Atlantic Indianola Glenwood Opinion Atlantic Telegraph Burlington Hawk-Eye Vipers Hawk-Eye Burlington-Bonapartes Masons Pine Congregational Church Congregational Church

Smooth Watch Vendor Reaping Harvest in Iowa

A man in Iowa buys alleged gold watches with twenty jewel movements by the dozen and uses them as security for loans of 20 dollars or more. The Iowa Bankers Association notes his operation after a deal in Pocahontas yielded excess cash for a watch. He moved on to Hartford, Ta. before the scent was lost. Watchesworth, say 3.

Des Moines Hartford Wheer Watchesworth

Paper circulation boosts ad reach in Waterloo

The Evening Courier prints over 6,600 copies daily in Waterloo, underscoring how higher circulation expands readership for advertisements and supports local business exposure.

Evening Courier Waterloo

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