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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
4
Cedar Falls items report inter club entertainments at Mrs. T. O. Stephenson and Mrs. Richmond A. Smith's hospitalization. Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Black Hawk hotel, Pastor’s Aid hosts, and Miss Grace McChire mourns a grandmother. Local officials address taxes, theater remodeling, and church events as community ties strengthen.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid eating when not hungry to aid digestion. It claims Dr Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich the blood, improving appetite and digestion without purgation. A diet book is offered free and pills can be purchased from the druggist or mailed for fifty cents.
Cedar Falls city council last night approved a plan to repave Main Street downtown and cross streets plus part of South Washington, with 25 blocks slated for March work and 14 more on Monday, totaling eight weeks of improvements. The project includes asphalt and concrete paving and drew many objectors who were overruled. A chapel hour is scheduled for 1 a.m. on March 28 with more details to follow. Edward Nelson Cedar Falls and Miss Anna Repp Waterloo were married at Zion Evangelical parsonage last evening. The couple will begin home at 2120 Franklin Street. Reverend Roa Smith resumes Baptist ministry in Corning Ja. after health recuperation. Mrs. Foster, the bride’s mother, remains with the Smiths for a few days. Look for Want page today.
The British armed steamer Princess Melita was denied entry to Rotterdam harbor on Tuesday for carrying arms. She departed after throwing overboard her gun and mounting. Rotterdam port stats show a sharp drop in arrivals that week versus last year and 1914.
The Central American Court of Justice recently upheld a decision involving San Salvador, March, and Fonseca regarding a dispute over claims. Legal action and court ruling shape the outcome for the parties named.
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