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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
3
Police department data show February with 68 arrests up from January’s 62 and fines totaling 229.30, an increase of 9.85 over January. Highest single fine was 35, lowest 7.84 for drinks, with classifications including drinking, disorderly conduct, petty theft, and liquor procurement for a minor.
New books purchased by request will be placed on display shelves Wednesday along with existing titles. Patrons who asked for items should call Saturday to pick up their books when circulation begins. The list includes Auerbach Brigitta in German, Parria Peter and Wendy, Belasco The Girl of the Golden West, and more.
Mrs Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan recounts a displaced uterus treated at Arbor and four weeks in hospital with worse results. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health and urges others with female complaints to try it.
Linden March notes record church services and local visits. G T Savage returns to Milford for work. Fred Pierce moves near Brooks grocer. Marion Park ill with mumps. George Gould family returns after years away. Mrs Miranda Bandfield visits Janesville kin. Surprise birthday party at Mrs Montgomery’s with carpet sweeper. Real estate transfers listed for Black Hawk Abstract Co. including several Linden parcels.
Ida Grove Iowa March 2 The will of the late Mrs Margaret McHugh leaves her fortune valued between 600000 and 700000 to her son Leroy Robert Hoover of Cadillac Wisconsin while C H Hedrick of Battle Creek receives the bulk of the estate and rest gifts go to other relatives The will is to be probated in April and Hoover may contest claiming misvaluation plus a signed contract released further claims
Local itemized notes from New Hartford on March 1 include John Hartnett of Dana visiting old friends, J W Smith from Hudson visiting the Fred Fitch home, and G F Root with Ed and Fred Fitch at P C Mahanke’s in Parkersburg. W D Emery, Council Bluffs, stays with his ill mother, R A Ward leaves the hampe? of the Durham and Knippe store, Roy Sterling welcomes a baby girl, Bessie Canning helps in the post office, and Minnie Gabrielsnon visits New Hampton for her brother N C Mack’s illness.
Meetze Virginia resident J C Green credits Cardui with curing long standing female ailments after two town doctors failed. She says a few doses refreshed nerves and restored health, urging others to try Cardui to avoid costly doctor visits and regain vitality.
Wednesday visits and farm interests are reported around Grundy county. N Harmon of Hampton and H F Harmon of Hubbard seen with parents Mr. and Mrs. C R Harmon at the timber men convention in Waterloo. Warren Wheeler of Elgin visits friends here and plans to buy a local farm. L F Wynegar and wife visit friends here Wednesday.
Adelbert Bartlett of Bart lett & McFarlane fuel and building materials was badly bruised when a hay rig upset on Logan avenue while hauling a load from the country. He regained consciousness after several hours and rests at his home at 616 Dane street with several days of confinement expected.
An old advertisement urges readers with rheumatism in the font or instep to apply Chamberlains Liniment for fast relief at a cost of a quarter. It promotes purchase from all dealers.
Madison reports Senator Robert M. La Follette will remain a candidate, pledging to press a defined legislative program to break privileged control over industry and end fictitious capitalization. He says he will not compromise, will resume campaigning after a brief rest, and denies health issues.
Cold weather can affect kidney function by diverting blood from the surface and overburdening the kidneys. Foley's Kidney Pills are promoted as a tonic to strengthen the kidneys restore urinary tract tone and normalize bladder action with quick results according to H. W. Taggart.
Indiana scientist offers five hundred free full size $1 treatments through The Courier to prove claims of curing chronic diseases. Readers with rheumatism kidney or stomach trouble lung disorders and more may submit coupons or letters to James W. Kidd Fort Wayne Indiana for a no charge trial.
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