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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
Dr Coth ern promotes oxyolene derived from ozone terpened through turpene oils as a potent open air TB treatment. He claims faster oxygenation, reduced purulence, improved nutrition and lung expansion with continued office trials and offers two weeks free at his Russell Lamson Building suite.
North Waterloo residents report travel to Sumner where G A Wibbits and FP Wagner retrieved Mr Tibbitts car left due to mud. fred Kaufman of I C store dept stayed with relatives in Independence. Helen Sterling returned from an eight week visit to Enterprise Oregon. Machinists Stromgren Tabbert and Roblin on vacation. John Dunham from I C shops visiting Centralia. Earl Minton of Cherokee visited North Waterloo friends then headed to Dubuque and Freeport.
A severe wind and rain storm damaged the area early this morning. A horse belonging to Will Weigle broke its leg and had to be killed after milk hauling near the John Berkley farm. Other local notes mention land searches, new bookkeeper hires, and a church gathering in Grundy Center. Departure plans include travel to St. Joe, Missouri for an annual meeting.
The Church of the Brethren lists Mr. and Mrs. A. Brough, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fike, Mr. and Mrs. John Harbaugh, Mrs. D. R. Shank, and Mrs. W. N. Lichty. Miss Anna Blough was expected home from Chicago this morning.
Sacred Heart parish concluded the Forty Hours with solemn ceremonies. Rev. James Taken preached on Perseverance. Very Rev. E. J. Slattery carried the Blessed Sacrament and gave benediction. Twenty four children made their first holy communion. altar lights and flowers highlighted a memorable Pentecost 1911.
Rev H G Beeman of Walnut Street Baptist preached the baccalaureate to Cedar Valley Seminary’s seventeen graduates at the Baptist church crowding the house. The sermon titled The Second Mile left a strong impression. Waterlo o’s Otis Spurgeon filled the pulpit, praising his Nashua church’s revival and recent growth. A dental ad-like line promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for muscular rheumatism.
E A French assistant cashier at Black Hawk National Bank sold his 315 Denver Street residence through Gates-Bryan Realty to Dr G M Wray, a Waterloo newcomer. The Frenches move to Chautauqua Park cottage. Dr Wray has six years Iowa practice and three years as first assistant to Dr W Oviatt at St Marys Oshkosh Wis. He will open an office in the First National Bank building.
In a era of new thought the old man is passed by in business and youth is praised. The ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hairs, remove dandruff, and promote hair growth. Sold at fifty cents a bottle with money-back guarantee. Special agent H. W. Taggart, 1537 Commercial street.
In Deratur Alabama on June 5 Sheriff R. M. McCullough was found guilty of spitting on jail floors and was given ten lashes with a leather strap by a prisoner kangaroo court. He had pressed for sanitary rules for inmates and accepted the punishment for the moral effect.
A 25 year old man calling himself Rev D W Cobb former Salvation Army captain is charged with forgery in Omaha. He allegedly passed a 380 dollar bad check to a auto dealer then took the car to Iowa and sold it. Cobb is described as five seven with blue eyes and English accent. He has lectured in small towns recently. The ad touts Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy.
Leavenworth Kansas June movement fills United States penitentiary to capacity with 1101 inmates, one over limit. Ten prisoners from Pittsburgh and ten from McNeil's Inland Washington joined the banker contingent to bring the banker's colony to forty. One man released next day. New mail cell house will raise capacity to 2000 inmates.
The mayor and city council are expected to attend a demonstration. A train will depart at 4 15 p m Tuesday and stop at intermediate points to Stone City. The blast is set for 6 30 p m. Chamberlain Cough Remedy is recommended for whooping cough and sold by dealers.
The June Sunset Magazine features four color plates accompanying the article In Apple Land by Walter V. WoehIke. Also included are The Biggest Job in the World on the Panama Canal and The Spell by the Williamsons, with broad appeal for eastern and western readers. For sale at newsstands.
Stone City Indiana June 5 Two and one half tons of giant blasting powder the largest charge yet exploded in the state will be set off Tuesday at Champion quarries. Six holes 74 feet deep 23 feet from the face will receive the charge creating a simultaneous electric blast expected to shake Stone City and loosen about 13000 cubic yards of stone.
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