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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

22

Smothered Under a Straw Tragedy in Jubilee and Garling Death

Jubilee and Spring Creek Township report two deaths in a single period. Frederick Bergner dies after a straw stack collapses on him on his farm near Jubilee. he was 70 and survived by a large family and church ties. Joseph M. Garling of Spring Creek Township dies at home after years of local life. funeral planned at the nearby Lutheran church. Also noted are public notices, medical ads, and a long list of advertised letters.

Frederick Bergner Here Bergner Ufe Ebersdorf Bavaria Christina Sollner Germany France la Porte City New Jersey Henry Leisner Philadelphia John Stolte Louie Kristina Emil Chamberlain Frederic Rosie Iall Deredent German Lutheran Church Spring Creek Spring Creek Township Joseph M. Garling Pape

False Prophecies, Says Prof Hoar

John C Bushy faced sharp ridicule from Prof Hoar Waterloo's oldest prophet who dismissed his weather predictions as lacking substance and accuracy. Hoar criticized the method and accuracy of Bushy's forecasts citing repeated misreads of forecasts and faulty conclusions.

March Mr. Busby Busby Hoar Prof John C. Bushy Prof. Hoar Waterloo Mises

State Missionary Branch Convention Set for Waterloo in 1918

The Iowa State Branch of the Woman's Missionary association of the United Brethren church will hold its convention in Waterloo in April 1918 with First Brethren church hosting. About 73 delegates are expected and a three day program is being prepared. Mrs B N Morrow led a foreign mission field review at yesterday's meeting. Supper closed the afternoon and most attendees stayed for the prayer meeting with serving led by Mrs W A Oberton Mrs Olander and Misses Myra and Viola Pierce.

Iowa State Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church Waterloo First Brethren Church B. N. Morrow

How Cold Causes Kidney Disease and Kidney Pills Claim

Foley's Kidney Pills are advertised as strengthening the kidneys and urinary organs, restoring bladder action. The text asserts cold exposure drives blood from the surface and congests kidneys while overworking them, and promotes the pills as a tonic with quick results urged by H. W. Taggart.

Foley H. W. Taggart

Traveler Meet Here Saturday in Waterloo

Members and delegates of the United Commercial Travelers association will meet in Waterloo Friday afternoon and evening in Russell Lamson hall. Business session includes officer elections and a supper at 6 o clock followed by a social session. The article notes anti tipping campaigns and a Mississippi anti tipping law. mentions Iowa bill to fix election timing for representatives and electors to hold office on the first Monday in November every fourth year.

United Commercial Travelers Association Russell- Lamson Hall Council No Mississippi Iowa Ro Rahde House of Representatives Congress United States

Boxing Exhibitions Highlighted by Star Names and Vocal Solos

Champion George Corson and trainer George Hitchcock staged a one round exhibition with Ed Edgington and William Cadwell, while a two round match featured Attorney James I Kenyon versus Charles Meskert. The crowd cheered as solos by A T Peterson Roy Hanson and an address by F W Budrow energized the event. E J Wenner served as residing officer. Refreshments and cigars closed the evening.

George Hitchcock George Corson Edgington William Cadwell Wiliam Cadwell James I. Kenyon Charles Meskert A. T. Peterson Roy Hanson F. W. Budrow E. J. Wenner

State M. W. A. Banner Won by Wapsie Camp No 99

Independence reports Wapsie camp No 99, M. W. A., won the 1911 Iowa championship for new members added, earning the state prize banner. The camp added 85 names, retains the banner until next year, and the banner arrived from last year’s winner Dubuque camp. The banner is glassed, with the state seal and M. W. A. emblem, fringed trim, and inscription Iowa Prize Banner Largest Gain.

Independence Wapsie Camp Iowa Dubuque Cary Mne

Whamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Cold Relief

A sales blurb urges quick relief from a lingering cold by taking Whamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy ends the cold with proper use and notes it is for sale by all dealers.

Whamberlain

Taicensen to wed in Waterloo ceremony

Alfred W. Isaacson of Waterloo plans to wed Nita Vincent of Waterlon, with Clay Matheson of Waterloo and Emma Nfoverman of Waterloo noted as other participants in the engagement announcement.

Alfred W. Isaacson Waterloo Nita Vincent Waterlon H. Clay Matheson Emma Nfoverman

Moose Smoker Draws Waterloo Lodge Members

Three hundred members and friends of Waterloo lodge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose enjoyed a social evening and smoker at Pythian temple. The event heightened interest in the growing organization with a fifteen minute wrestling exhibition featuring Carl Brown, welterweight.

Waterloo Lodge Moose Pythian Temple Carl Brown

Hustling for Summer Jobs in the Acting World

The Advance Agent notes actors out of work seek summer roles in hotels along the New England coast New Jersey and Long Island. It describes clERK jobs at seaside resorts for seasonal pay and outlines how actors take on summer duties from desk clerks to hack drivers and chambermaid work as a festive but fickle seasonal life.

Broadway New England New Jersey Long Island Cedar Rapids Mishawaken Deloy

Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings

Real estate transfers filed with Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. show J. W. Burger selling to Lucy J. Phelps in sections 1-90-14 and 6-40-13 for 8400 dollars. E. B. Taylor sells to James and Katie Bruno in section 32-S$7-23 for 22800 dollars. Andrew Winther sells to Geo. Isler in sections 25-89-4 and 0-9-138 for 214300 dollars. B. R. Piper sells to Lafayette Levalley in Leavitt’s addition block 12 lot 7 for 1 dollar. H. P. Briden sells to Annie M. Kulp in Linden Place block 14 lot 1 for 1 dollar. Geo. W. Young sells to Chas. A. Farsh in section 28-321 for 3000 dollars. Washington Myers sells to Earnest Webeking in Cotton’s addition blocks 17 and 18, lot 1 for 3400 dollars. Also noted: homes and jets for sale by The James Gardiner Company, First National Building.

Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co J. W. Burger Tlucy J. Phelps E. B. Taylor James Katie ‘Bruno Andrew Winther Geo. Isler B. RB. Piper Lafayette Levalley Geo. W. Young Chas. A. “Farsh Washington Myers Earnest Webeking Cotton James Gardiner Company First National

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