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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
3
Attorney General Cosson issued an opinion backing the berry box law as written, restricting sales to half pint, pint, or quart boxes. State officials anticipate test cases as grocers might seek loopholes by mislabeling or mispackaging.
United States grants lands to Edwin A. Kendal and Edwin B. Kendall in multiple sections, including 22-88-31 22-80-17 and 22-8$-11. David High receives lands in 8-90-13 and S-90-13. Nicholas Kern to land in 8-90-13, Lars Olsen to Marie Olson lot 1 block 3 B Brown’s 2nd add Cedar Falls. Security Savings Bank Waterloo to Everett E. Waters lot 1 block 4 Forest Park Waterloo. Theressie Anderson to Frank P Huntscha lots 12 and 13 Week 4 eo third add Waterloo.
Washington June 20 Senator Cummins plans to attend the Republican state convention at Des Moines on July 14. He has declined several speaking engagements in the state before then due to work on anti trust legislation. Democratic leaders urged cooperation on trust measures, which he would back only as distinct legislation not a surface political effort.
A large crowd enjoys The Oliver Players at the Majestic with The Triumph of Betty featuring Minnie Maddern Fiske in a star turn. The company delivers strong costuming and lively entertainment as next up is The Termed of Betty and then Harry D romance of the western plains. The troupe focuses on set work and strong performances from Lindhard Williams De Forme Warrington Hemlick and others. Keystone comedy also screens alongside Mutual weekly world events and educational reels.
Dr Anna Shaw targets the marriage rite amid claims of ignorance while Rev A J Northrup argues the church requires no obedience pledge from wives. He notes two forms exist, both affirm a mutual covenant rather than subordination, with a shorter form ending in a vow to wed as husband and wife under God's ordinance.
The opening session of the American Orthopedic Association in Philadelphia highlighted new procedures. Dr C William Nathan described shifting muscles to aid paralysis and restoring function. Dr W E Gallie reported rapid bone graft growth in dogs. Studies noted use of patient bone segments for spinal grafts by Dr H P Galloway and Dr F H Albee.
Washington reports the first cash return from Panama Canal tolls, with $7,350 collected on barge traffic started May 18 due to Panama Railroad congestion. The May tolls totaled $7,356.12 at $1.20 per net ton, mostly from Hawaii sugar shipments.
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