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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
1
The test arrest under the new traffic ordinance, recently passed by the city council, was made about 6 oclock last evening when Ti L Payne a rural teamster was picked up for a violation of its provisions. Payne received advice from Judee Caldwell regarding the law and its intent, after which he was dismissed.
The note states that interest begins on the day the deposit is made and accrues from that date onward, with rates issued from any dollar amounts. The fragment implies basic banking terms regarding when interest begins.
Attorney Roger W. Smith is in Ca dar Rapids on business. J. W. Weatherwax at 422 Dane street. Blanche and Evelyn McQuilkin leave for Pittsburgh Pa. to visit relatives for a month or six weeks. Mrs. J. W. Arnott returns from Greene. William Yerington won a second prize in a Chicago contest. Mrs. H. F. Miller and husband plan a ten day trip to Cedar Rapids Maquoketa and others. Peter son Bros.’ A. T. Peterson leaves for Durant Davenport. Elizabeth Koester and Hannah Ortner visit during commencement week. Jay Wizer from Sioux City visits. Wind disrupts farm telephone lines south of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Grady return from commencement week in Waterloo. Mrs. Leet and daughter called to Minneapolis by illness. Miss Maxamillia Aporta’s sudden illness delays theater work. Miss Bertha Thomas heads to Salt Lake City with Mrs. Freasan. James Partell visits from Chicago. Juvenile court case against Alta Durain continued. Miss Minnie Young travels to Faribault after aunt’s death. Mrs. Mold’s death mourned by Waterloo friends. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis at Pins Street Hospital. Dr. Jerger reports Father Nemmera’s health improving in Milwaukee. Garry Thorpe resigns from Ellis Hotel. new staffing announced. Eleanor Johnson returns from Greenwich. to enter Vassar. Ruth Reed to attend Chicago for a year. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mack to Anamosa. creamery career shift. Whooping cough remedy urged. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy recommended.
Gare Ball at Red Cedar Park Davenport versus Waterloo. Two games Sunday first game called at 215. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co is offering Great Muslin Underwear Sale. Monday at halt price sale opens at 8 a.m. on third floor Tron fall to be on hand Monday or 500 with Miss the gravates values ever offered by the Davis Co.
A theological reflection on Jephthah from Judges, praising heroic sacrifice for country and faith. It argues vows to God demand full commitment, using historical figures like Lee and Antietam to illustrate costly devotion, and cautions against half measures in religious life.
A Sunday School lesson outlines the Holy Spirit as Comforter guiding believers into truth and dwelling within true Christians. It links Zechariah and Joel prophecies to a time when Israel mourns, and emphasizes that Christ lives in believers, transforming them. The discourse stresses trial as proof of living faith and urges unwavering trust in God’s righteous paths.
Davenport Iowa June 3 Clarence Rowland and Bill Carney managers of the Dubuque and Rock Island teams have been indefinitely suspended by President Al Tearney following trouble with umpire Guthie at Dubuque. The Dubuque club also loses pitcher Parkins who was called home to Roscoe Pennsylvania due to his mother’s sudden death.
The Black Hawk County Iowa bank reports assets totaling 346 331 00 with cash on hand and drafts on solvent banks, including New York National Bank and Chicago Continental, plus Cedar Rapids and Waterloo institutions. Liabilities show capital stock of 50 000, total deposits 266 811 04, undivided profits 28 246 97, and other items, with trustees sworn by cashier Geo N Garrettson on June 2, 1911.
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