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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

9

Ora Willis Williams Named Iowa Document Editor

Des Moines reports Governorarke appoints Ora Williams as Iowa document editor for a two year term starting July 4. The new bureau consolidates printing, binding and distribution of all state reports and requires editing to cut duplication. Williams accepted after persuasion. a separate note mentions a double funeral and a couple buried with their child.

Des Moines Larke Ora Wiliams Iowa Secretary of State Williams

Labor Federation Re elects Striet at Cedar Rapids session

The Iowa State Federation of Labor nominated officers for today’s ballots including President J. Harry Strief of Sioux City and vice presidents G. H. Brooks and H. P. Willey of Des Moines. Secretary treasurer Fred A. Canfield of Cedar Rapids also named with J. Ben Wiley and Arthur Honeywell. Fourteen candidates were listed for the executive committee as elections seem hotly contested. Delegates grill workmen’s compensation law effective July 1, 1914, and accuse an insurance federation of opposing the Clarkson amendment.

Cedar Rapids Iowa State Federation of Labor J. Harry Strief Sioux City G. H. Brooks H. P. Willey Des Moines Fred A. Canfield J. Ben Wiley Arthur Honeywell Davenport Iowa Clarkson

Burglar Wrests Rings From Woman's Hand in Home Invasion

In Council Bluff a burglar entered 517 South Fourth Street Tuesday night around 10 o clock and robbed Mrs. Turner of $20, a diamond ring, and her mother’s wedding ring after forcing entry and a struggle. She described the assailant, who fled the scene.

Council Bluff Jim John Turner South Fourth Street

Joe H. Allen Announces 1916 Governorship Bid

State Senator Joe H. Allen of Pocahontas formally declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor in 1916. He has served five Iowa Senate terms since entering in the Thirty-second General Assembly and helped shape major laws on women’s suffrage temperance and law enforcement. Born in 1870 in Marshall County he is a 1895 graduate of the University of Iowa Law School and served in the Spanish-American War era.

Des Moines Joe H. Allen Pocahontas Allen General Assembly Iowa Senate Buena Vista Humboldt Mr. Allen Marshall County Law Department The State University Laurens Town Forty-ninth Iowa Volunteer Infantry Senator Allen Board of Regents

Solon Mayor Bound to Jury After Shooting Case

Iona ity June 10 Frank Kreger Solon editor improves after surgery as fever subsides. Mayor Wolf waives examination and is bound over on heavy bonds following the shooting.

Solon Iona Ity Frank Kreger Mayor Wolf Kregei

Water Spraying Fluid Mistaken for Water Fatal

Mount Pleasant reports Bertha Wheatley Ferree a well known young matron drank liquid used for spraying fruit thinking it was water. Medical aid came quickly but after terrible suffering she died at midnight. She leaves a husband and two children.

Mount Pleasant Bertha Wheatley Ferree

Railroads in Iowa show larger profits in 1910 report

Des Moines June 10 Steam railroads in Iowa earned gross $89,950,215.60, up $2,134,382.30 from last year, per the state executive council secretary A. H. Davison. The report details mileage, earnings per mile, expenses, net earnings and taxes for steam lines and interurban lines. Charlie Miller recovering well after hospital operation. expected to return home soon.

Des Moines Iowa A. H. Davison State Executive Council Jawa Towa

La Porte City News And Notes Highlights Local Socials

Members of the Lotus club hosted a Thursday afternoon event at Mrs. K X A Perkinson on Commercial Street with fellow hostesses. The gathering featured fancywork, peonies, a two course dinner, and out of town guest Mrs W Bremer of Cedar Falls. Several locals and visitors were noted, with travels and visits among residents of La Porte City and nearby towns.

la Porte City Lotus Club Division Fire KX. A. Perkinson R. P. Dodge Fred Lalbfass P. Strohm J. G. Adams C. B. Gingrich Mable Paige W. Bremer Cedar Falls Ely Abe Ayers Good Cheer Guild M. IE. Church C. &. Wager Oscar Harvey Lottie Booth D. J. Hummel Frank Kline C.E. Hughes Flora Park Lee Vaughn Rothsay Minn Lillie Moyle Bob Bremer Cedar Falla Hoger Bremer Maud Tedford Cora Bowman Cedar Rapids William Schmitt Monona Hupfer Ryan Haberichter Hedi George Bickel Vinton W. H. Bickel Geo. Klock Waterloo

W R C Meets in State Convention in Sioux City

The thirty second annual department convention of the Iowa Woman's Relief Corps, auxiliary to the G A R, was held yesterday morning in Sioux City. Carrie I Netcott, department president, spoke as the principal speaker. Reports were given by department secretary Mary W Hazard and department treasurer Edith Sill. The quarter ending last March shows a membership of 11,882.

Sioux City Iowa Woman's Relief Corps Carrie I. Netcott Mary W. Hazard Edith 5. Sill

Delegation Strength Grows At Department Convention

The report shows 17 delegates eligible under loss by death and 209 on the suspended list. Emma Gould, president of the Marshalltown W R C, received the gold recognition pin for initiating 37 candidates. President Netcott urged 75 members as representation basis and civic improvement lines with aid to the distressed. A $199 ask was approved for visiting weak corps and each army nurse to receive a $5 Christmas gift. 220 members died, including Jennie Kingsberry of Cedar Falls and Isabelle Rogers of Red Oak. Relief expenditures totaled $1,?87 with additional values around 196.92 for non monetary aid. 1,562 persons assisted. donations included $349.05 to the soldiers home, $359.46 to the Davenport orphans home, $57.25 to flag funds, $167 to library fund, and $96.50 to national permanent and nurse fund.

Iown Emma Gould Marshalltown W. R. C Netcoit Jennie Kingsberry Cedar Falls Isabelle Rogers Red Oak Marshalltown Davenport Flag Library National Permanent and Nurse Fund

Aunt Saily Advises Beauty Seekers in Home Remedies

In Woman's Realm guidance, readers ask how to whiten rough hands and reduce double chin crow’s feet. Tips include a Gissolying lotion with powdered saxolite and hazel to tighten skin, and mercorized wax nightly to fade freckles and restore healthy tone.

Eloise Bisise Womar

Put Off Old Age With Dean's Kidney Pills

A Waterloo woman recalls kidney trouble and back pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after other remedies failed. The ad advises aging readers to limit meat, avoid stimulants, reduce worry, and rest, with a call to take walks and drink milk for better kidney health.

Dean Waterloo Charles Bruwn Ninth Street Wanzler Bros. Co

Local Masonics Rites and Davenport Grand Lodge Meeting

Fragmented report notes Frank 3 and Moses head AL OAM, with references to Davenport, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and Masonics. Details list officers, land transfers, and payments in 1946 Davenport grand lodge context, mentioning names such as Des Moines, Newton, Waterloo, and Cedar Rapids participants, plus assorted property figures and donations.

Codi Rapids Duane Bev Caken Tawa Frank Atosen Tulewanite An Howe le Eloerion

Shell Rock Local Notes Touch Families and Travel

Sue Rock and Prof James Haynes return from Amex where he taught. plans for Ventura and study. Mrs Haynes to move Sept. to Ventura with son. Harmon family mourn death of mother. funeral in New Hartford. Rev Keeler from Worthington visited Webb family. School closes. teachers and pupils enjoy a party. Stevenson couple return from South Dakota after father’s death. Mason family moves to a farm north of town. A shower for Miss Lella Gibson’s wedding to Verne Apfel planned. Bertha Bennett leaves for Waterloo. locals attend Waverly races. A Detroit Free Press quip about a servant problem.

Sue Rock James Haynes Amex Maynes Horkelay Cal Haynes Ventana Wiizabeth Haynes Ventura F.E. Harmon New Hartford Mr. Harmon A. B. Keeler Worthington Minn J. B. Webb HR. J. Stevenson South Dakota Mra. Stevenson Fitzgerald Carl Mason Walter Apfel Missy Lella Gibson Verne Apfel Bertha Bennett Waterloo Shell Rock Waverly

Local baseball swap fuels Westorm race plan

In a chaotic score of trades, Pat Reason and a bad Wichita swap three players each involving players like Clyde Wares and Mamillion Patterson. The moves shuffle roles for Wise winds and a new manager, with several names including William Fisher, Ovi Nicholsen, and Goklle Tapp tied to the deal.

An. Tane Joseph Wihelite Hanvind Whem Boll Amapinin Wise Winds Chuel Hind Bly Fox William Fisher Ovi Nicholsen Goklle Tapp Aird Teeseingit Patherson

Real Espata Transfers Between Parties In 2014 Deal

Transaction record shows Marvin Thomas transferring property to A J Norris in 2014 for four thousand dollars. Subsequent transfer appears to A Norris to Marvin Thomas, reflecting a back-and-forth sequence in the same year. Names cited include Marvin Thomas and A J Norris.

Real Espata Black Mawk Co. Abstract Co Marvin 4 Thomas A. J. Narra A.J. Norris Marvin I

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