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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1915

Page

9

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Mrs Barbara Clapper of 1023 Wellington street expects a visit from her son James Clapper of the Philippine islands after a detective at Pacific Steamship Co located him. Telegrams and delays in Negros Occidental delayed word but James arrived in San Francisco after learning of his mother’s illness and improving health is anticipated with his visit.

Pacific Steamship Company Barbara Clapper Wellington Street James Clapper Philippine Islands

Baptists Push Extension Work in Waterloo Program

Arrangements are nearly complete for a two day extension program by the Iowa Baptist Convention in Waterloo on March 20 and 21. National and state Baptist workers will conduct sessions at Walnut Street and First Baptist churches, with addresses by W. E. Chalmers and Meme Brockway, plus reports on schools and youth work. A large attendance from nearby Baptist churches is anticipated and a card of thanks follows.

Iowa Baptist Convention Waterloo Iowa Davenport Walnut Street Baptist Church A. A. Stocker W. E. Chalmers New York Meme Brockway J. A Lapham Des Moines EH. Chalmers Walnut Street J. A. Lapham W. &. Chalmers

Town Talk and Local Meetings in Waterloo Area

James Dalton a Jesup banker visited the city on business Walter W Holman returns from Dubuque Mrs Willian Powers of Marshalltown guests of Mrs William Brown initiatory meeting in Sealion hall tonight Neighbor Foresters invited Annual meeting and officer election of Waterloo Retail Merchants association next Tuesday in Commercial clubrooms Mrs Jennie Salmon rents her home and will be away two years visiting brothers in Auburn New York School building to cost about 20000 bids to be let by Winthrop school board tomorrow Plans prepared by M B Cleveland O T Burtness Jack Carn Carl Fuller of Sioux City Mrs Mienzer and son Albert of Fort Dodge attend funeral of Mrs George Dankenbring Grace M E Sunday school juniors to give sociable and program tomorrow evening Games and ice cream to follow About 20 Knights and Ladies of Security initiated last evening. entire order to Grand theatre next Tuesday at oclock C O Woodmansee now in Cole real estate sends Loveland Reporter sugar plant to spend 252000 for improvements in Lowland Railroad wreck in Spain Madrid March 11 Many killed or injured as mail train from Vigo to Madrid strikes rock on track Asturias two passenger coaches and freight car piled on engine Relief train sent. number of dead and injured unknown Evening Courier read in Waterloo homes

0. T. Burtness Jack Carn Carl Fuller Sioux City Mienzer Albert Fort Dodge Waterloo George Dankenbring Grace M_E Spain Madrid Paris Vigne Asturias Jovaches

St Louisan Buys Town in Illinois Debut Sale Record

Thomas T. Brewster of Webster Groves now undisputed owner of De Camp Illinois after bankruptcy sale last fall for 5060 dollars. Edwardsville circuit court upheld sale as properly advertised. Police report two arrests near noon John Breen for theft of an overcoat and Charles Page for disorderly conduct amid alleged masquerade at Chautanu- Iqua park.

St. Louis Thomas T. Brewster Webster Groves Mount Olive and Staunton Coal Co Bank of Commerce de Camp McKinley Edwardsville Brewster Hadley John Breen Charles Page M. Kautenberg Chautanu- Iqua Park

Rancher learns dangers of dynamite cap mishap

Lindsay March 11 A Smith a Lindsay rancher tested the power of a dynamite cap by placing it on a plow tongue and striking it with a hammer. He was hospitalized with severe burns to hands and face. Also Springfield editor Samuel Bowles improves after a suspected cerebral hemorrhage attributed to toxic congestion. In Salem Oregon the state penitentiary replaces Sunday church with motion pictures for four Sundays for convicts.

Lindsay T_ A. Smith Smith Bowles III Springfields Mass Samuel Bowles The Springfield Republican Bowles Salem Ore Gon State Penitentiary

Car Bump Kills Jakey Child of Cass Avenue

Coroner's inquest reveals 11 year old Jacob Jionnet died after an automobile bumped him in front of 1416 Cass Avenue. A frightened three year old, Leo Schneider, testified a lady was driving the car but could not be questioned further.

Bt. Louis March Jacob Jionnet Cass Avenue Leo Schneider Abe Dounet Furlong Blair Cass Avenues Jakey

Hold Record for Triplets in South Bend Area

In South Bend Indiana near South Whitley the Scott family moves west seeking tillable land for nine teen children born to Frank Scott and his wife. The couple, married ten years, have produced five sets of triplets and two sets of twins, with thirteen still living under age five.

South Bend Ind Frank Scott South Whitley Kansas Oklahoma Scott al' Tha Scotts

Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers for Waterloo (1915)

Waterloo weekly banking report shows clearings totaling 2,107,977.44 for the week ending March 11, with March 10 realty deeds at 7,884,928.58 and mortgages at 208,232.04. Instruments filed to date reach 1,342, down from 1,411 a year earlier, a decrease of 69.

Black Trank Co. Abstract Co Waterloo Clearings Wriday

General Markets New York Produce Report March 11

Butter weaker with receipts of 4,299 inkhs and varied creamery items. cheese unsettled yet unchanged. Eggs steady with fresh gathered extras and firsts priced. nearby hens and browns noted. Poultry live market steady with Western chicks and fowls. turkeys quoted, roasters frozen. Work for Ted Cross: Pythian Sisters mobilize to knit bandages for Red Cross, aiming for 2,500 yards next week in New York headquarters shipments.

New York Hennery Ted Cross Red Cross Society Pythian Temple EB. T. Jaynes

Prisoner Hecame Sick From Foregery Charge

A prisoner named R. Jenkins, held on forgery charges and slated for arraignment, fell ill with appendicitis and was operated on at Presbyterian Hospital. He recovered some but remains in no condition for a preliminary hearing for the time being. Waterloo notices mention trucks abroad and local sales, with other classified items and a county board meeting notice.

R. Jenkins Presbyterian Hospital

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