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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1915

Page

8

Governor Clarke Explains Why He Signed Prohibition Bill

In an open letter to critics and laboring men he refuses to veto the Clarkson bill and argues the saloon ban emancipates workers, protects families, and reflects Iowa public sentiment. He cites legislative support, calls for a future oriented public good, and urges laborers to consider the broader impact on society.

Des Moines Clarke Iowa General Assembly Ito Legislative Department Executive Department Niquor Taily Capitol

Final Meeting of Fortnightly Club in Westminster Church

The Waterloo Fortnightly Club holds its final year gathering Wednesday evening at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Prof R Seymour from Iowa State Teachers College will discuss The Value of Supervised Playgrounds. The event is open to the public with free admission.

Waterloo Westminster Presbyterian Church R. ¥. Seymour Iowa State Teachers’ College The Civic Department Woman's Mind Commercial Club Seymour Sua Porte City Marel James Apfel Chas, Cole Roy Cole Andrew Mackerson Hunter N. D Geo. Angel Manuel Evangelical Church Woman's Society Altstadt Iowa State Woman’s Missionary Society Leta Fell Presbyterian Hospital Jesse O. Kober Geo, Kober Ira Richards Kober Ralph Hudson Norman Blanchaine Des Moines TL. J. Blanchaine H. Engle H. J Faust F. J. Hase van Horn Canelli J. H. Anderson J. H. Kuneman

Danderine promises fuller, softer hair for girls

An old advertisement touts Danderine to double hair beauty. It claims lighter, wavy hair with shine and volume after a simple strand-by-strand application, plus dandruff removal and scalp refreshment. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle.

Prohibition Debated by Iowa Temperance Leaders

In Des Moines and across Iowa the temperance movement argues for practical laws to reinforce statutory prohibition. Senator Leslie Francis urges stricter enforcement, state agents, and electing officials who will uphold the law. Bills to curb liquor sales and transport are discussed while supporters unite to ensure a successful prohibition era.

Des Moines Martha Towa Leslie Francie Iowa Whitmore Senate Whitmore and Allen Francis

Quaker Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments

An advertisement features August Degner of Detroit praising Quaker Extract for stomach and digestive distress after years of ailment. It touts cures for stomach, liver, kidney and catarrhal troubles, plus related products priced at six bottles for 54 dollars and other remedies. Fisher at Model Pharmacy promotes the line at 1a Mast Fourth Street.

August Degner Morrill St Detroit Mich Solvay Process Co West Jefferson Street Mr. Degner Medicino Mwe Fisher Degner Rand Bilber Tenn Fisher Ig Model Pharmdey Mast Fourth Street

Licensed to Wed in Forreston and Waterloo

A fragmented notice lists individuals licensed to wed in Forreston and Waterloo including George W Diehl Minnie Apne Nora G Kilkinn James Trelner Lucile G Dunn and others in Waterlog. The text is partly unreadable with stray digits and unclear dates.

George W. Diehl Forreston Minnie Apne Waterloo James i Griffith Nora G. Kilkinn James Trelner Lucile G. Dunn

First Robin Seen This Morning by Wyant in West

WW Wyant registers with the third editor that he saw the first robin of the season this morning in the west. The note confirms the seasonal bird sighting reported by the paper.

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