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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
1
Senator Fred Larrabee praises Ernest Moore of Cedar Rapids as a strong lieutenant governor candidate and notes Moore’s House experience. He cites statewide interest in the governorship, delegate selections by popular vote, Cummins’ influence, and The Register’s antiwar stance shaping public opinion in Iowa.
Marquis acquires the Morgan property at Cedar Heights in a trade. He exchanges his S-room residence at 415 regyle street for the Cedar Heights lands. Marquis plans a modern bungalow after remodeling the Sacre Jet structure. The Arzilel BITEET house goes to Ellen Morgan in exchange.
The county announces that hunting licenses will expire in August. Residents and hunters should renew promptly to comply with regulations.
A partial text describes a shipment detour with references to Center City and a transfer point. It mentions material ties and a Dart or Dart i da, with unclear connections to a timing event. The readable fragments point to a logistical note rather than a full report.
A garbled 1900s style clipping mentions rainwater snuff and whisky in temperance talk, with Bemidji and Miam as places. It references a new brand of snuff and a Potter figure. The fragment suggests a recipe like one part snuff and one part chew, but details are unclear and many words are distorted.
Waterloo daily briefs list residents visiting friends in Waterville and St. Paul. Local figures include Mrs. H. C. Tidd and Mia Carl Martin of Aurora. Several families plan trips to Elysin, Fort Dodge, and Lake Minne tonka. The county superintendent and others attend events. a Western Union office upgrades with direct live current instruments. local court grants divorce and alimony in John Hansen v Katherine Hansen.
A late to classify list shows varied requests for a welder driver tank team cooking gear and furnished apartments. Entries mention Clemente 980 South St contact 2084 Hed and 1394 Red for rent or work, along with scattered notes on stoves beds and utilities and mis-typed details.
M J Munn new American Jersey Cattle Club president outlines reforms in Kimballs Dairy Farmer proposing state Jersey associations test mills and clinics. He supports gathering grade Jerseys, running a year long herd test under experiment stations and centralized recording to prove butterfat costs and aid promotion.
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Fullam presided over the Annapolis inquiry into hazing charges amid examinations irregularities. Daniels stated no clemency for any guilty party and declared hazers will be expelled from the academy with no discretion granted.
The Burch Bros staff organizes an evening picnic at Cedar River park tomorrow night for about forty people. Attendees will dine on basket lunches brought by the girls and spend the evening socializing and enjoying games. Married workers may invite spouses. Eva Tyler and Miss Gibbs head the arrangements.
Heavy rains and hail caused crop damage in parts of the state, though overall farming progress remained strong with corn growth good, fall wheat and rye harvesting starting in the south, and hay yields up. In cultural notes, city officials depart for Columbia University for six weeks of study, while a lighthearted exchange references golf and limelight history.
The ad touts HEMO as the cure for overwork causing bodily tissue depletion. It claims HEMO supplies red blood cells to restore balance, energy, and weight, soothing nerves and easing fatigue. The message urges serving HEMO despite the subject’s reluctance for nerve tonics.
The text urges starting HEMO for a pet, claiming he won’t start on his own but will continue if prompted. It promotes HEMO as delicious and easy to prepare, suggesting a nighttime cup before bed and noting there are many appetizing preparation methods.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple druggists and store addresses including Fora Tag Co, Henderson, Landgrat & Co, McDermott, Red Crage Drug Co, Schaneman firms, Simpson’s Drug Store, Wanster Bros, and others. The item reads as a directory-like listing of pharmacies and street addresses.
State attorneys press Thaw insanity case with cross examination of last witness Dr. Charles Mills of the University of Pennsylvania who maintained Thaw sane. Mills testified Thaw rejected a alleged conspiracy by lawyers and alienists to send him to Matteawan to avoid publicity and protect Stanford White and others from exposure. He said such statements do not prove paranoid delusions.
Buffalo in June reports Mrs. Jess Willard dying of tuberculosis, with four physicians saying she cannot live more than a month. She went to Emmett, Kansas, while Willard remains with the wild west show, refused a release due to his drawing power and high earnings.
Atlanta, June 20. The Fulton County grand jury today returned indictments charging riot against twenty six men arrested by the state authorities in connection with a disturbance surrounding Governor Slaton. The indictments allege participation in a riot and outline the individuals named in the charges.
Geneva report says Einsiedeln Monastery in Canton Schwyz has been repaired and modernized to host the pope if he resides there temporarily. German and Austrian ministers to the Vatican, now based in Lugano, advocate residence changes for the pope through propaganda.
A special convocation of Tabernacle chapter No 62 R4M is scheduled Thursday afternoon and evening at 3:30 and 7:30 for work on the I A degree. Supper will be served at 6:30. All members and visiting companions are invited.
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