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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
13
An advertisement extols Farmer and Breeder as the Northwest's premier agricultural weekly. It promises practical, reliable farming content by expert farmers, urging renewals under a special offer and encouraging neighbors to subscribe, with mail delivered to different addresses if desired.
Fiscal year ends July 1 and Waterloo freight and passenger agents expect a strong turnout in reports to management. All roads report rising freight business with coal dry goods and machinery shipments surging as farmers push season goods. A new union depot plan remains undecided until after July 1 as officials note the rarity of such big upgrades begun near year’s start.
A short promo notes that readers can learn about apartments through the Po Lew ad and gain value from property listings. It highlights the Water joo Evening Courier's large circulation, claiming it surpasses rival papers in its region and promises strong advertising results.
The following patents were granted to Iowans for the week ending June 17 as reported from the office of Wilfred Lane, patent attorney. Listings include Bolt and retaining means by Dan Vance of Missouri Valles. steering mechanism by Hilbert Lo Wood of Nevada. valve-wetting means for internal combustion engines by Joseph Scheitler of Waterloo. spoke heating furnace by Emil Einfeldt of Davenport. automatic guiding means for trac by John A. Hamner of Cedar Falls. rail joint splice by Nels P. Walters of Ft. Madison. sewer cleaner by Charles Schick of Davenport. operating or adjustable table by Edegate Adams of Davenport. knock-gown carpenter square by Fred B. Hardsace of Ottumwa. bucket for excavating machine by James B. Walsh of Marengo.
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