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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1912

Page

10

Sacred Heart School Holds First Graduation

The first annual Sacred Heart school graduation was held in Sacred Heart hall with Rev. Father PD J Lenihan delivering the class address. Diplomas were awarded to William McNulty John Cordes and Edgar Murphy. The program featured a toy shop operetta calisthenics and dances with audience praise for the students effort.

Sacred Heart School Sacred Heart Hall Daniel Murphy Richard Bennett Joseph Penne Jay Fay Raymond McLaren Richard Coyle Lawrence Dunnwald Louis Friedl John Hayes Clayton Shaw Frank Hii Eldred Haselman Kenneth McLaren Lawwence Dunnwald Chicago John Cordes Edgar Murphy J. E. Geertsen D. J. Lenihan William McNulty Margaret Murphy Palmer Lelia Marlow Clayton Shaw Beatrice McGarvey Vetter & Water Dry Goods Company

Iowa Boosters Plot Cummins Rally for Chicago Convention

Des Moines reports show Cummins boosters organizing a presidential train and several groups traveling to Chicago for the Republican convention. Wilcox quotes strong support from New York dairy and food commissioner Barney, noting Cummins gains among Taft delegates and state leaders.

Des Moines Kenyon Cummins Congress Hotel Fleming Cummins Leutenante Chicago Charles 5 Wilcox Rock Island Louis H. Kurtz Robert Fleming Charles A. Rawson Jesse A. Miller James A. Fitchpatrick Nevada Iowa New York W. B. Barney Syracuse N. Y New York State Justice Hughes Barney Taft Tuca

City to seek jail terms for reckless drivers

An ordinance to impose jail sentences on careless and imprudent auto drivers is expected to be introduced before the city council within weeks. Chief Leighton said the rising car numbers and numerous complaints demand immediate action, with officers supporting jail terms on repeat offenders where allowed by law.

FL A. Leighton P ‘E

Doctor Praises Grape-Nuts Brain and Digestion Benefits

A Los Angeles physician with forty years in the field endorses Grape-Nuts and Postum as easily digested safe diet choices. He recommends them for brain function and nerve support, noting daily use with cream fuels his mental work and travel. strong physician endorsements circulate widely.

Los Angeles Postum Ve Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Children with whooping cough urged to use Chamberlain cure

Advert says when a child has whooping cough keep cough loose and mucus easy to expectorate by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy supposedly liquifies thick mucus and aids coughing up. Claimed safe and effective, used in many epidemics, available from all dealers.

Nashua Voters Approve Waterworks Proposal

In Nashua Iowa a special election yesterday approved empowering the city council to sink a well erect a water tower and maintain a new waterworks system by 156 votes to 9. The move ends a river pumped supply and water power dependence improving fire protection and drinking water reliability.

Nashua Nashua Water Power Company

No Move Planned for East Public Market

The city council and Tasyer decide no relocation of the east public market. Despite a rent free offer at Fifth and Lafayette, the market remains on Third Street East between Lafayette and Sycamore on city property, praised for better facilities and permanency. up to sixty teams may be accommodated.

Tasyer Fucss Fifth and Lafayette Streets Slto Third Street Lafayette Sycamore Fifth Street

Market notes and roadside wagon crowd on Fifth Street

The report describes wagon parking on a vacant lot and crowding along Fifth Street due to Fourth street east repairs. Market prices include three quarts of green peas for a quarter and fresh eggs at 17 cents. A large variety of early vegetables like radishes, lettuce, beets, spinach, and onions are on display.

Fourth Street East Fifth Street Lafayette Fifth

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