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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

14

Aged Pioneer Henry Sandoe Dies in Waterloo Area

Henry Sandoe an 87 year old pioneer of Black Hawk county died at 1 30 pm at his son C O Sandoes Mt Vernon township home four miles northeast of the city He predicted his passing during dinner yesterday before succumbing to old age Surviving are two sons C O Sandoe and Edward Sandoe a daughter Mrs George McMullen and a deceased daughter Eva Nightingale Funeral services will be held from the Mt Vernon township home with burial beside his wife in Elmwood Cemetery

Henry Sandoe Black Hawk County Sandoe Mt. Vernon Township Mr. Sandoe Waterloo Sandoc Pennsylvania Dauphin County Freeport Ill Margaret Kepler Cedar Falls Sandee C. O. Sandoe Edward Sandoe Independence George McMullen Eva Nightingale Elmwood

Better Fruit Prices Lift LeMon Prices for Laborers

December and January saw lemons drop from 50 cents a dozen to 20–30 cents as tariff cuts and a large California crop push prices down. Orange and strawberry markets face weather delays, while good apples stay stored. Early vegetables improve with larger turnips radishes spinach and lettuce. butter and egg prices shift slightly.

Familiea California Waterloo Louisiana

Sunday School League Tonight Two Games Set

Two Sunday School basketball games are set for this evening at the YMCA. At 8 10 Walnut Street Baptist faces Grace M intermediates, then at 8 55 the senior teams from the same schools meet. Standings show First Baptist and Congregational leading the seniors, with Grace M and Walnut St. Baptist midpack.

M. C Walnut Street Baptist Grace M L. Pet First Baptist Congregational First Ieee Bo First Walnut St. Baptist W. L. Pet Walnut

Fined in Drug Case for Poisons Without a Label

Fred W. Schrag pleaded guilty before Judge Platt to selling heroin without a label. He was fined 100 dollars plus 4.75 dollars costs and an appeal bond set at 500 dollars. The conviction, aided by the county attorney, is the first on this charge in the state and could set a precedent for similar cases. several young men testified they bought the drug.

Fred W. Schrag Platt

A Simple Way to Remove Dandruff Card

A patent remedy claims four ounces of squid argon dissolved into scalp lotion will remove dandruff overnight. Apply at night, rub in, morning results show reduced itching and flakiness. Repeated use supposedly dissolves all signs of dandruff, leaving hair fluffy and glossy.

City Election Voting Places Announced

City Auditor De Gon has secured registrations and voting venues for the upcoming city election. Voters in all wards will use designated rooms: First Ward Libby Bros and J Ackerman Drug Store. Second Ward City building Bluff Street and U B Church basement. Third Ward Martin Bros cigar store and Schroeder building. Fourth Ward City Hall, Johnson Drug Store on Independence Avenue, and Moore & Moore lumber office.

de Gon Libby Bros J. Ackerman Drug Store Third Avenue West Bluff Street U. B. Church Fourth and Allen Marjtin Bros Schroeder Sherwood’s Fourth Ward City Ihall Johnson Drug Store Independence Avenue Moore & Moore Lumber

Cremation of Mrs Maynard's Father Reported

Mr and Mrs G B Maynard returned from Indianapolis after the death of Charles A Palmer aged 76. He had bronchitis then pneumonia and died. Cremated, ashes sent to Washington Court House for burial.

G. B. Maynard Indianapolis Ind Charles A. Palmer Washington Court House

Funeral services for Joan Johnson at Universalist church

Funeral services for Joan Johnson, who died yesterday at St Francis hospital, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Universalist church with Rev Effie Cullom Jones officiating. Burial will be in Fairview.

Joan Johnson St. Francis Hospital Universalist Church Effie Cullom Jones Fairview

Fire threat at Wittick Market. firemen alarmed

At 1 am city firefighters rushed to the A. J. Wittick meat market on Fourth Street West after an electric motor overheated and sparked a short circuit. The blaze was discovered in time, and losses were trifling. Miss Christie Holmberg won election as clerk in Santa Barbara by a wide margin over a male opponent.

Commercial Street A. J. Wittick Fourth Street West Christie Holmberg Santa Barbara Cal

Post Special Ahead of Time Makes Record Run

A four car special train carrying C. W. Post averaged about fifty miles an hour from Santa Barbara to Rochester via Kansas City and Des Moines. Reaching Kansas City at nine, then Rochester at nine the next morning, the 471 mile run spared no stops beyond engine changes. The trip cost upwards of $5,000 and set a seasonable speed record. P. W. Petersen of New Hartford visited town on business.

C. W. Post Rochester Minn Rock Island L Yinoig Central Kansas City Santa Barbara Cal Los Angeles Chicago Great Western Des Moines Oelwein Iter

Itched and burned terribly cured by Cuticura treatment

George Miller describes a skin outbreak that began as a pimple and worsened into widespread sores near the eye. He used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after Try salves failed, washed with Cuticura Soap, and was cured after twenty six days using one cake of Soap and two boxes of Ointment.

Union Aurora George Miller Cuteeura Dept. T. Boston

Men’s Dress Shoes and Pants Sale Catalog Listing

A range of dress shoes for men from various makes and leathers with sale prices including 2.76, 1.65, 1.95, 2.68, 2.05, 3.40, 3.69, and 1.65. Footwear includes Vici Vict or Russian Calf gun metal patent or Vici, Endicott Johnson, and patent leather options. Also offered are assorted pants in multiple colors and patterns with sale prices from 0.50 to 2.95, including grey stripes, brown checks, navy serge, and blue serge.

Endicott Johnson

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Rive Sohool PIDA Funeral Services P.W. Petersen New Hartford del Clothing CO Schoo Paris B. Vv. D Vici MEN S. Oxfords International Sales Company of Minneapolis THE Model Clothing CO West 4Th Street Waterloo, Iowa
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