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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
11
The notice lists area dentists and medical specialists with addresses and phone numbers, followed by a business notice for the Boyd Transfer Co and a lengthy corporate charter outlining capital stock, commencement date, duration, governance, and indebtedness limits. The document sets formation terms for a milk and dairy related corporation with two thirds capital indebtedness cap and member liability protections.
Notice to qualified electors of Independent School District Waterloo Black Hawk County Iowa. Meeting on March 10 1913 from 9am to 7pm in room at rear of 500 Commercial Street near Courier office. One director elected for three years to succeed Campbell and Dempster. Propositions include issuing bonds up to 56000 for new school site building and equipment, and levying five mills tax for school house fund. Secretary Ira Rodamar. Also notice of incorporation for The Great Western Creamery Company Waterloo Iowa.
Greene March notes report Nellie Whalford visiting friends in Waterloo. M Downing of Elmore Minnesota stayed for business and relatives. Emma Miner visited sister Sadie Curtis in Waterloo. Walter Behnke and wife moved to Irvin Kendall farm Pleasant Grove township. Smythe of Garner sought a business location. George Tunssell and son Leon visited from New London North Dakota. Miner attended state hardware dealers convention in Des Moines. Ed John moved into rooms at O Hood residence after selling property to Oscar Kuhn. Hubbard made a weekly Diana trip with Alpha. King Howe moved to Buffalo Center to farm bought from Wyly Howe estate. Wm Montgomery suffered pneumonia. Dean Curtis of Waterloo visited Miner relatives. Raver brothers called to Waverly for funeral of their mother Feb 25. Margaret Montgomery wed Harald Stunta with Rev Lockard officiating. Danial Shook family moved in.
Mrs Doore dies at 95 at her daughter's home east of Greene. Funeral from the Doore home northeast of Greene. Mr and Mrs Amos Kingery host about 100 wedding guests at their Greene area home for Eva Doore and George Shaffer marriage officiated by Rev Wisher of the Greene Presbyterian Church. A triangular declamatory contest at the opera house Friday saw Floyd Dunkelberg of Rockford win the oratorical class with Gladys Romney of Clarksville winning dramatic and Genia Lucas winning humorous.
The National Highways association shared a map with the Courier detailing a 60,000 mile national system. A trunk line labeled No 13 runs from Chicago through Dubuque and Waterloo to Billings Montana. Four main routes named northern central southern Atlantic Mississippi and Pacific appear. Headquarters are in Washington with Gen Coleman DuPontig chairing the board.
The London Telegraph records a witty exchange as Ana Man suggests a man has a soft spot for her and Jennie counters that affection does not arise from the heart but the head. The dialogue plays on notions of romance and reason.
Wa terloo Evening Courier 83. Both for 3.20. Avail saving on reading matter. Courier keeps you posted on local affairs. Farmer and Breeder is Northwest's top agricultural weekly. Written by expert farmers and authorities, it aids the farm home. Renew subscription under offer, and urge neighbors to subscribe. papeta delivery to different address.
The hospital offers a three year program combining pediatrics and general nursing for young women aged nineteen to twenty, with high school education, a short probation, and monthly salary. Located minutes from Lincoln Park, the course follows Illinois law for 996 R. N. designation. For details write to the Training School Principal at 784 Fullerton Ave, Chicago.
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