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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

14

Portraits Of Britain's Rulers In A Charms Of History

A curio collection features portraits of Britain's rulers from Mary Queen of Scots to King George V. The wood engravings, drawn from earlier periods, include Queen Mary and the late pretender’s wife, and present George V as the sixth Hanover monarch, son of Edward VII and grandson of Victoria.

Georges Marys George Mary United Kingdom Mary Queen of George V House of Hanover Edward VII Victoria

B. and C. Club Open Tonight at Golf and Country Club

The 1911 season opener features a banquet and informal plans for summer play. Golf matches are planned and music and entertainment will follow. A hack will meet Home Park street cars from 4 to 9 PM to convey members to the clubhouse, with street paving open for auto access. Mrs. Fairchild serves as caretaker for the season.

Golf and Country Club Fairchild

I C Improvements on Western Lines

The Illinois Central Employes' Magazine reports large spendings on western rail lines. Dubuque division will see limited funds while Independence Manchester Charles City Janesville Waterloo Iowa get track work. Fort Dodge and Freeport divisions gain new facilities and track extensions with multi-thousand dollar appropriations.

Ilinois Central Chicago Dubuque Independence Manchester Charles City Janesville Waterloo Cherokeee-Omah Division Fort Dodge Iowa

Prayer Service Delivered in City Jail by Mother Kelley

During the noon meal at city hall a prayer service was led by Lois Kelley known as Mother Kelley. She sang songs and urged prisoners to reform, addressing offenses against the city. Afterward inmates offered thanks. It is unclear what impact the visit will have. She reportedly then spoke to county jail inmates as well.

Lois Kelley

Iowa Groly In Need Of Rain Crop Report Warns Of Damage

Dubuque June 30 The crop report from the Illinois Central district warns that lack of rain threatens serious damage to crops. Corn is good in surrounding Iowa and Illinois districts, oats generally normal with possible 50 percent loss if heavy rain comes in southern Iowa, pastures badly need rain, and gardens in eastern Iowa are thriving with profits from farming.

Dubuque Illinois Central Road Ilinois Hinois Iowa Towa Lena

Six fires in June with total loss under $500

June records show six alarms in thirty days with total property loss not exceeding $500. Notable incidents include a $200 fire at John Molsen’s residence, a $100 loss at Frank Kiddo’s restaurant, and smaller events at a store, a residence, and utility equipment. several fires caused by stoves and wires with no damage. A drug ad follows.

Kiddo John Molsen Edwards Street W. Friedl Commercial Street Fred Heide Black Hawk Street Daily Reporter Park Avenue East Waterloo Gas & Electric Light Company Berton Avenue Parker Streets Frank Kiddo Fourth Street John Mol

Beeman Family Returns from East Trip

Rev Mr and Mrs Beeman arrive home from a east coast vacation visiting Philadelphia New York Washington Baltimore and Gettysburg battlefield Six thousand Baptists from 60 nations attended the Baptist World Alliance gathering in Philadelphia Mr Beeman plans a patriotic sermon on Independence Day about Gettysburg with his family awaiting their sons in Rockwell City.

H. G. Beeman East Rockwell City Beeman Philadelphia New York Washington Baltimore Battle Field Gettysburg Battle Baptist World Alliance

Man Declares Assault Charge Case In Street Incident

Charles Brown caused Lt. Elmo Dietz to be arrested on assault and battery charges. Dietz testified Brown called him a vile name and attacked. Dietz slapped Brown, Brown fled on a motorcycle. Dietz fined $10. Lamson paid $2 for careless driving and speeding. Several other cases disposed.

Charles Brown Elmo Dietz Dietz Brown P. C. Sumpster Co. O. Lamson

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