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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

Page

4

Iowa road commission plans large bridge program this year

The Iowa highway commission will plan and spec major bridges worth at least 150 000 dollars for the coming season while operating on a 10000 dollar annual appropriation employing seven staffers. Engineers speak at county meetings and city clubs to discuss road design and plans across the state. Separately the Iowa State College calendar shifts to start fall term September 15 and equalizes semester lengths to 16 weeks with a mid January exam.

Ames Iowa Highway Commission T. H. MacDonald MacDonald City Commercial Organized Road Routes Association Commission Iowa State College Board of Education

Dewar Community Notices and Local Moves

A week of residence changes includes Nick Wellner moving to the Paul Neubel farm in Barclay Cap. Schmitt to the Seafert farm area August Kurtz north of Waterloo Pat Cavanaugh of Hudson to Aug. Kurtz farm W. G. Mason to Reinbeck and Frank Meier near Fairbank. Community events include a school entertainment raising about $19 for library books.

Schmitt Bros Albert Stolt Waterloo Barclay John Hays Fairbank H. J. Schmitt Norman Ohio H. F. Myers Cap. &Chmitt Miss Marshall Lawler

Son Jumps His Bond and Dad Pays Bill

New Hampton Iowa March 4. An elderly father from Vinton signed a $67 bond for his son William DeLong who lived near Charles City. DeLong fled to Canada before trial for horse theft from Deerfield township, leaving a note implying fear of penitentiary.

New Hampton Wm. DeLong Charlesity Andrew Gardner Deerfield Township Vinton Canada

People's Mutual Building and Loan Holds Annual Meeting

Old officers were re elected with one departure Charles Demmel did not seek re election due to health J A Young replaced him as director A strong year marked by a 7.4 percent interest rate quarterly compounded loans totaling 4800 dollars approved and 5210 dollars in applications received with 14200 dollars in outstanding orders carried into the new year The annual report highlights a record week for stock subscriptions and loan demand and a new fifty second series opened last month.

People’s Mutual Building and Loan J. E. Sadewick J. P. Hartman Eewin Mesick W. C. Logan J. Hartman J. P. Hummel C. H. Nauman M. B. Neff Chas. Demmel J. A. Young Demmel J. N. laBarre A. B. Covert J. J. Miller

New Books Displaying at East Library March 5 8

A list of new titles arriving for display on Wednesday March 5 and ready for circulation Saturday morning March 8 at Library East. Authors include Bennett Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories Blanchard Phil's Happy Girl Yusuf Art of Millinery Cole Accounts Their Construction and Interpretation Cooley Domestic Art in Woman's Education Farmer New Book of Cookery Gerhard American Practice of Gas Piping and Lighting Hawkins Mechanical Dictionary Cyclopedia Hill Practical Cooking and Serv Hiscox Gas Gasoline and Oil and Power Engines King Practical Steam and Hot Water Heating King Master Car Builders Dictionary Paine College Years Priestmann Art and Economy in Home Decoration Reed White Shield Sabin House Painting Glazing and Paper Hanging Sabin Scientific American Reference Book Scott Psychology of Advertising Talbot Moving Pictures Thanet Stories That End Well Van Loan The Big League Watson Teddie Woolman Sewing Course for Teachers Woolman Workshop Receipts Talyrary West Cobden Political Works George Complete Works Progress and Poverty Social Problems Land Question Protection of Free Trade Perplexed Philosopher Political Economy Our Land and Land Policy Life of Henry George Lucas London Lavender Mason Women s Share in Primitive Culture Reed White Shield

Library East Bennett Matador Five Towns Ben Blanchard Phil Ben Yusuf aArt Millinery Happy Q Carens Cole Cooley Farmer Gerhard Hawkins—Mechanical Dictionary Cyclopedia Hill Hiscox King Paine Priestmann Reed White Shield Sabin Scientific American Scott Talbot—Moving Pictures Thanet van Loan Watson Teddie Woolman Woolman Taihrary West, Cobden George Henry George Lucas London Mason

Danderine Hair Shine Promises Quick Beauty Boost

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust and dandruff while doubling hair beauty. It claims hair becomes light, wavy, and abundant after use, with new hair growth visible in weeks and the promise of soft, lustrous hair for those with neglected or thinning tresses.

Knowlton

National Highways plan sparks federal role debate

The National Highways association campaigns for a federal lead to create a 50 000 mile network linking major cities and capitals. The plan, a grid of main trunk and link roads, views projects as an engineers dream now a practicable concept, with Waterloo Iowa slated as an intermediate point on a great trunk line. The effort urges Iowa lawmakers to study the bulletin and push for national road construction.

Movement For United States National Highways Association Association Washington Hurrow Courier Waterloo Dubuque Sioux Falls Iowa

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound touted for cough relief

An epidemic of coughing sweeps the town affecting young and old. A. S. Jones of Lee Pharmacy in Chico California endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as quick safe relief for coughs and colds, noting it contains no narcotics or harmful properties. Available from all druggists.

Foley A. S. Jones Lee Pharmacy Chico Calif

Franciscan monastery dedication in Dubuque Iowa

The $35,900 Franciscan Fathers monastery in Dubuque was dedicated on Sunday with Father Benedict of St. Louis presiding. Solemn high mass followed, and Father Mere of St. Mary's Parish preached. The first floor houses living rooms, library, real rooms, kitchen, dining room and two reception rooms, with similar layouts on other floors, to serve current and future members. Rooms are plainly furnished with bare walls and crucifixes, each father having a bed table and chair in the living area.

Dubuque Franciscan Fathers Northwest Benedict of St. Louis Mere, Heer St. Mary’s Parish Duebuque Sach Father

Purchase Shows Interurban Plan for Two Big Lines

Iowa City March 4 The Smith Dows syndicate moved to show its hand in purchasing the Masonic property to block a Masonic temple and to secure a depot site for an ambitious interurban system. Plans include routes to Muscatine via West Liberty or Lone Tree and a possible extension toward Washington. The Rock Island may be leased for through trains, tying into Iowa City with an eye on Mississippi river rates and southern Iowa business markets.

Iowa City Smith-Dows Syndicate Interurban Muscatine Cedar Rapids Harris Company of Chicago Smith-Dows Rock Island West Liberty Davenport-Muscatine Muscatine- Montezuma Iowa Junction Jowa Junction Elmira-Riverside Illinois Washington Iowa Milwaukee Burlington

Recorder’s office records surge with filings

Yesterday saw ninety three instruments filed for record in the county recorder’s office, including forty five deeds to real estate, with fees totaling 63 dollars and 70 cents. The day marked the second largest in history and the year’s activity already set a record.

Recorder’s Recorder

Musterole No Plaster No Blister Ad Page

Classic Musterole advertisement touts mustard paste as blister free for sore throats bronchitis and pains. Claims include hospital use doctor recommendations and easy rub-on application with 25 or 50 cent sizes plus a hospital size option. Endorsed by Dr J P Frey and Dr Abbott T Hutchinson.

Musterale Company Cleveland J. P. Frey Chicago Abbott T. Hutchinson New York N. Y

Cascarets Tonight Help Sufferers Feel Refreshed

A dated ad describes Cascarets as a laxative to relieve biliousness indigestion headaches and constipation by morning. It claims cleansing the stomach liver and bowels improves mood energy and overall health for both adults and children with a 10 cent price.

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