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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

12

Ticklemouse and Sleepylend Adventures on an Ark Cruise

A whimsical scene unfolds as Ticklemouse and friends race to repaint Noah's Ark animals using a new electric power Ark cruise. Davy and Dorfy aid the voyage with a glow lamp, gas jet, and a three man power motor. The voyage features Shem Ham and Japheth aboard the moving rug deck while the animals disembark at a pier.

Avu Geowie Dorfy Davy Cap'n Ticklemouse Davfy Shem Ham Japheth Iffong

The Boss Painter’s Candy Pier Studio

Spotting Mr Leopard bleeds and falls on a candy pier the Ticklemouse leads animals to a whimsically painted house. The Boss Painter coaxes a chaotic scene offering a kiss payment while Davy Dorfy and Davy tuck in for bed after a wild pastel mishap.

Davy Miceland Santa Claus Dorfy Captain Ticklemouse Ticklemouse Pouwes

Pending Tariff Legislation Affects Industrial Lines

Henry Clews reports a week of liquidation and low mood in New York markets. Monetary tension and high capital costs depress stocks and commodities, with railroads and iron sectors hit hardest. Uncertainty over tariff bills and regulatory policy weighs on industrials, while crops look promising for the coming season.

Henry Clews New York Stock Exchange Banka Washington Tobacco Trust Interstate Commerce Commission St. Louis San Francisco

Daily Riddles and Answers From Yesterday's Questions

Questions ask why a boy seeking help over a rail fence might be a lawyer. Which cat is welcomed at dinner tables and which cat does a man show the most affection for. A puzzle word formed from letters in Coal is pried. A rabbit’s carrot prompt yields what he would say. Answers recap: It is a frame up. Because of the sand which is sandwich there. Teasing easing. Anchor. When he travels on a trail.

Gray & Davis New England America Massachusetts Arizona Nevada Warner Hoffman Balls Hess-Bright

Property transfers topping Cedar Falls Waterloo area

A batch of property conveyances lists Minnie D Negley to Julia Ford for lot 3 block 19 Cedar Falls at 2200 dollars and several land transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo including Galloway Investment and Oak Lawn Building Co with prices mostly at one dollar or modest sums, detailing lots, blocks and additions.

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Minnie D. Negley Julia Ford Cedar Falls Francis McCall E. E. Comfort Frank E. Shimer Chas Owen G. B. Clark A. W. Bundy Howrey & Me Willams’ Replat Steve Gentle G. H. Cheever Forest Park Waterloo Frank J. Elghmey Herbert B. Blowers Blowers Oak Lawn Building Co Minnie Kimball Westfield

Chamberlain remedy advertised for cholera and diarrhoea

An advertising blurb promotes Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and M arrhoea Remedy as essential for all households during hot weather. It claims the product has no superior and urges purchase from dealers. The Palm Garden is listed as a venue with further promotion.

Children Day Programs at Gresham IA June 14

Two scheduled programs observe Children’s Day in Gresham with morning and evening events. Morning features an orchestra, chorus and multiple recitations, solos, and dialogues led by Rev. Reichert and local youth. Evening includes songs, readings, a pantomime, a mission collection, and a doxology. Local residents C F Hillman, Beatrice, and others visit Cedar Rapids. Albright and Shanewise attend in Waverly.

Gresham, In Gresham D. L. Reichert Mable Herman Cornet Ruth Holdiman Maria Feisinger Harold Lawton Neva Holdiman Matilda Herman Farmer Boys Viola Shanewise Martha Hildebrand Lara Barrett Rosa School Herman Mable Albright Anna Hildebrand Eula’ Stark Bernice Hageman C. F. Hillman Beatrice Cedar Rapids Nathan Reichert C. G. Albright Wm. Shanewise Waverly Mia Andrew Daniels Des Moines

Professor Plans History Course At Iowa State

Prof Louis B Schmidt head of American history announces a new department and course at Ames. It will trace how the United States acquired public lands in the midwest and far west and how parcels were allotted to settlers. Indian history will receive notable attention.

Iowa Ames Louis B. Schmidt American History Department Waterloo Friends United States Schmidt

Shake Of Your Pheumatism Rheumatism Remedy Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism, promoting a twenty five cent bottle and claiming rapid relief, with distribution through all dealers.

Chamberlain's

Ourrdity in the Crop of Bovines Sparks Market Edges

One million cows short triggers higher prices for dairy and beef. The milk for babies costs ten cents per quart or more as whipping cream climbs. Beef now fetches aristocratic prices reminiscent of eight years ago, signaling broad market strain.

Waterloos dairy cattle sale draws buyers nationwide

William Galloway, a Waterloo dairy and industry leader, advertises a June 19 sale of Molstein Frieglan and Aurehira dairy cattle. Buyers from New Mexico to Minnesota, Canada to Nebraska are expected, with ample parking and no auto invitation issued beyond the general call for attendees. The slogan Dont worry about the corn crop milk good cows underscores the shift toward high value dairy stock amid strong market demand.

William Galloway Waterloo Iowa Galloway New Mexico North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Tennessee Missouri Nebraska Canada South Dakota Cedar Falls

Relics of McKinley Offered At Auction

A collection from Geo. E. Morse, husband of Ida McKinley, former president's favored niece, goes to auction in San Francisco next week. The sale features badges photographs clippings and books from the McKinley era.

San Francisco William McKinley Geo. E. Morse Ida McKinley

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