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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
5
Cedar Falls Doily News reports correspondence from Roy A Tarnagin of Cedar Falls Iowa as general agent located at 209 Franklin Street. The piece notes local happenings and business details in Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls notices report bids for paving opening March 15. The city discusses closing billiard halls by 10 30 p m under an active ordinance. A double wedding in Dike attracts hundreds with opera house venues and festive attendance. Local leaders praise growing manual arts and school programs as educators attend Fort Dodge gathering.
Charles Hesse, born in Germany, died at 6 a.m. after weeks of illness. He lived four miles west of Hudson on a Cedar Falls area farm and leaves a wife ill for years and six children, including Rev. Frank O. Hesse of Beulah Kansas and William of Salt Lake City. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from his home. interment Greenwood. Pallbearers chosen from Hudson area neighbors.
Strobels Music at 810-221 Fifth Street East launches a piano sale this morning as winter weather depresses piano demand. Prices are reduced across types and terms are attractive. Also note Glasgow Tailors at 808 East Fourth Street promoting spring suits with early selections.
General Markets summarize Midwest weather snow tonight and Sunday for Iowa Illinois South Dakota. Market News reports wheat declines on weak world shipments but buyers later emerge as Western stocks hold gains. May wheat fluctuates around 1.04 with corn and oats following the upturn amid demand.
P. L. Friedley sues A. W. Jolls for 572 dollars claiming 136 trees, including 99 European larches and 37 willow hedge trees, were cut and hauled from the farm in Bennington township after Friedley acquired the property in 1909. seeks attachment since Jolls is a non resident of Iowa.
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