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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

7

Town Criers Plan Boosters for Toronto Train Trip

City boosters from the Town Criers' club push a whirlwind canvass of businessmen and manufacturers to fill a 100-seat special train to Toronto for the National Ad Men's convention. Akin to last year’s turnout, organizers emphasize civic pride, with reservations near 30 and more expected. costs run to about 125 dollars including hotel stays and meals.

Pleasureseekere National Town Criers’ Club Toronto Waterloo Club Misses Copeland May Kellar Kline Bardeen Ives Fred Austin Nashua Waverly Fairbank Maynard Citizens Gas & Electric Co Canada C. R. Hutcheson Dallas Baltimore C. M. Berkley H. E. Kiester W. H. Stewart Waterloo Waterloo Club Rooms Town Crier George B. Miler Waterloo Gasoline Engine Works Town Criers Fall River Mass New York

Precinct Republican Committeemen Named in County Returns

Primary results by County Auditor Rainbow show Cedar East Waterloo Fox Lincoln Spring Creek Union townships and Waterloo precincts failed to elect Republican committeemen. Elected names include Barclay William May Henning ton Jacob Teisinger and others across Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Waterloo Mt. Vernon Orange Washington and surrounding wards.

Rainbow Cedar East Waterloo Fox Lincoln Spring Creek Union Waterloo Barclay William May Hennington Jacob Teisinger Big Creek H. B. Lizer Black Hawk A. H. Brandhorst Cedar Falls C. E. Hearst Cedar Falls City H. E. Peterson R. A. Santee L. E. Bladine Eagle Township M. Gunn Lester H. W. Bryant Mt. Vernon Ernest Jordan Orange P. Hoover Washington R. BR. Ford J. B. Knowles Waterloo City W. B. McMurray Burton B. Wilson W. H. Idfe C. D. Becker Nh. J. Hawrey W. H- Trunn W. J. Peverill

Park official undecided on interurban line extension

Commissioner James Byrnes said it is immaterial whether the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway extends the Cedar Falls interurban along Park Road to Cedar River park for direct beach service. Mr Symes urged the issue be left unresolved at last night’s meeting.

James Byrnes Waterloo Cedar Falls

Woman Could Hardly Stand

Philadelphia entries praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for displacement, backache, and inflammatory symptoms. Testimonies from Mrs. Fusher and Mrs. Abril Law claim relief, improved health, and renewed ability to work and sleep after six bottles. Danger signals like backache and nervousness are described as symptoms of female derangement treatable by the compound.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham Harry Fusher Juniata Street Providence

Waterloo Park Commissioners Review Street Railway Plans

The park commissioners of Waterloo east will assess the proposed street railway improvement to determine if it would permanently mar the park’s beauty or prove disadvantageous in any respect, given familiarity with the plans.

Waterloo East Street

Concert at Central Church of Christ Tonight

Prof and Mrs C M Howe of Marshalltown bring a concert to the Central Church of Christ this evening under the Christian Endeavor society. The Howes, formerly with Des Moines Midland Lyceum, assist Rev H Morris in Marshalltown church work and oversee church music. The Marion audience praised Mr Howes versatility and Mrs Howes brilliant piano artistry.

Howe

Jackson brothers to be arraigned on state charges

Thomas and Charles Jackson both colored will be arraigned before Justice Knapp on a charge of maintaining a nuisance. Howard Sweeney, owner of 210 Salisbury Street, faces the same charge. Thomas Jackson was arraigned last night for operating a disorderly house and fined 50 dollars after witnesses testified they bought liquor from him. Their state charges were filed and set for Thursday. Also listed are local Waterloo residents licensed towed vehicles. Cedar Falls band 30 pieces arrives for state convention and Elks special. Motorcycle belonging to A Behren recovered near Williston and Sixth. theft suspected Joy rider.

Thomas Charles Jackson F. Knapp McCoy Howard Sweeney Salisbury Street Thomas Jackson Cily Lan Charles. Jackson Knapp Cedar Falls Union Todge Cedar Rapids A. Behren Wellington Street Williston Avenue Sixth Street Saturdas

Elwell visits Des Moines and river floods Cedar River

Mise Fantee Elwell visits friends in Des Moines while other locals travel for work and visits. A Cedar River flood rises to two feet below the YMCAs windows, submerging lowlands and washing away some beach equipment at Cedar River park.

Cedar River Park

Catarrh Remedy Promises Deep Seated Relief

An ad touts a vegetable blood purifier labeled 8.8 for catarrh affecting the nose throat and bronchial tubes. It claims powerful, non mineral ingredients relieve headaches nasal congestion and throat irritation, with touted cures and medical advice from a department store specialist.

Fonds

Auto Collision Leaves 21YearOld Raymond Cogswell Injured

Raymond Cogswell aged 21 living at Rev L M Mores Sunnyside avenue sustained cuts and bruises after being struck by a car driven by Dr A A Lynn on Second Street West at 6 30 last evening. He was aided by dentists and car occupants and is not believed to be seriously hurt. L A B of Raymond M E Shured will hold a banner in Britzmans barn Friday June 19 with supper from 6 to 9 pm.

Raymond Cogswell Rev. L L. A Raymond M. E. Shurcd Britzman

Society News Highlights From Local Church and Club Circles

The Taties social union of Universalist church hosts Wednesday at Mrs. Won Barr's home. Murray club plans a Saturday visit to Miss Ina Jacobs near Denver. Grace M E B church circles meet at 2 30 in four homes. Royal Neighbors picnic at Progpeck Park with self provided dishes and ice cream and coffee. Monday Club picnic at Prospect Park ends summer activities. Lincoln Circle delegates to state GALR convention leave Waterloo for Burlington. Lovell Swisher to marry Miss Lucy Cleveland in Los Angeles. Swisher relatives in Waterloo. Philotes club picnic postponed to July 16.

the Universalist Church Monday Club George Cockburn Prospect Park Piente Kupper George Mills Los Angeles Benn F. Swisher Prospect Hills Swisher Lovell Swisher Lucy Cleveland

Woman Promises Youthful Hair With Herpicide Advert

Numerous ads tout Newbro's Herpicide as the key to a youthful, glossy head of hair. The copy claims a healthy growth, dandruff control, and reduced shedding, urging women to buy the remedy in 10 cent and One dollar sizes. It promises refunds if unsatisfied and notes barber and hairdresser endorsements. Sample request offered via mail.

Newbro Dept. B Detroit

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Byrnes Christian Church WEP W. A. Delaney Mary J. Golinvaux Karry J. Parks Mamie O'Neill Wednesd Es Amoe B Kayser P Drug Dept Second Moor Oxfords Pan Oxfords LA Porte City LaPort City Frank Yarrow F. Louis C. Farrow Seat Stauffacker Hannah Wagner Lucile Gingrich Maric First Lutheran Church Cedar River Society News Grace M. EB W. 2 Small Lawn Street P. H. Pantsen Prospect, Park J. E Mulberry Street W. W. Deal Independente Avenue Royal Neighbors of America Progpeck Park Lincoln Circle GALR Plente Philotes Club
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