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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1912

Page

7

Miss Crittenden Tours Des Moines Assn Campaign

Miss Frances Crittenden of Minneapolis and North Central WCA territory visits Waterloo association. She urges committees to adopt clear goals, commends cafeteria and food, renews memberships, and plans early canvass while noting spring hat making and ribbon work classes. Belshazzar rehearsal draws 85 despite storm. Rae Muirhead girls pause meetings.

Frances Crittenden Minneapolis J. W. Henderson H. T. Fisher H. B. Kelly Frances Grout F. S. Pettitt W. W. Lytle J. S. Tuthill Harriett Harvey Agatha Watts Lawson Ned Wyant Association First Baptist Church Scott B. Prowell Rae Muirhead

Testimony From Five Women Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Product

Five women recount personal relief from symptoms of the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Recounted locations include Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka Ky and North Dakota towns with names Mrs Bocart Mrs Gaston Bicondeau Mrs Bav er Mrs Emma Barney and Mrs BE M Thorn praising the remedy's effectiveness and urging others to try it.

Lydia E. Pinkham Reedville Ore Mary Bocart Oregon New Orleans Lydia BE. Pinkham Gaston Bicondeau Mishawaka Ind Chas. Baver E. Marion Alton Station Lydia BF Pinkham Emma Barney Deisem Dak Lydia Mrs BE. M. Thorn No. Dak

Mississippi Ice Inches Toward Spring at Dubuque

Ice in the Mississippi channel at Dubuque measures more than thirty inches thick with five feet in stiller harbor and slough areas. Old river men predict six weeks before the stream clears. Concerns rise over potential ice jams and bridge damage if heavy rains hasten movement.

Dubuque Jua Mississippi

May Appeal for Higher Duties

A U S court of customs appeals decision allows importers to appeal too low duty assessments, enabling test shipments to seek higher protections under tariff law. The ruling impacts manufacturers challenging treasury department interpretations by seeking higher duties through the customs court. Your suit wade to order Fifteen Dollars. No more. No less. Glasgow Tailors.

Washington United States Court of Customs Appeals Treasury Department Customs Court Wade Glasgow Tailors East Fourth Street

Refund of Gas Money At Cedar Rapids

A March 12 ruling by the Court of Highest Appeals returns about 125000 to Cedar Rapids gas users after upholding a 90 cent gas rate. About 10000 residents will receive rebates with an average around 26 dollars. banks hold 90000 plus 6000 interest, while the gas company owes about 25000 on receipts not in trust.

Cedar Rapids Court of Highest Appeals Security Savings Bank Witten

Burglars Enter Park Cottage In Cedar River Park

Local family found their Cedar River park cottage burglarized after winter occupancy. Thieves emptied the living room bed and other valuables, with two other park homes also entered. police had not received reports yet. A separate note mentions kidney pain relief from Foley Kidney Pills.

Cedar River Park Park

Third Line Up Now In Field Full List Of Candidates Named

Announcement by R C Thompson lists a municipal election ticket not yet filed. Names include Mayor R C Thompson Auditor R I DeGon Police Judge John H Myers Assessor L H Kascht Attorney J J Kenyon Treasurer Joan Riley probable Park Commissioner F J Kacker River Front Commissioner A J eung Alderman at large West Waterline A B Switner Alderman at large East Waterloo Weber Alderman first ward T Re Metlnney Alderman second ward K M Wow Alderman third ward S T Burt Alderman fourth ward Park teacher Garghill Heecher noted as interpreter of writers Tickets available at Miller and Seluneman drug stores.

R. C. Thompson R. I. DeGon John H. Myers L. HH. Kascht Engimaem J. J. Kenyon Joan Riley F. J. Kacker River Front J. A. Eung West Waterline BR. Switner Awerman-At-Laage East Waterloo Weber T. Re. Metlnney Secoond K. M Wow St. 1. Burton

Horses and buyers to meet at Hampton sale stable

William Holland announces a sale in Hampton Iowa for March 12 and 14 inviting horse owners to bring horses to the sale stable. He promises full market value, no commission, and a strong, honest network of fifty buyers. Auction starts March 15 at 10 30 with a large, statewide market presence and guaranteed representations. Hampton also forms Union Brotherhood to sustain after union revival efforts.

William Holland Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company America Iowa J Toud WM. Holland

Teacher Garghill Beecher to lecture at First Mo E chwreh

Teacher Garghill Beecher presents as an interpreter of world literature at the First Mo E chwreh event. She will speak Wednesday at Schuneman's drug stores outlining the life and works of famed authors.

Garghill Beecher Miller's Schuneman's

Waterloo Ladies Visit Dubuque For G A R Event

Shiloh circle of the Ladies of the G A R plans entertainment for Grace Seeber and Anna Weaver of Waterloo who arrive Friday. Waterloo officers O Keefe Garrabrant Morgan Turpening and Krapfel will join as guests at the Dubuque circle. A reception precedes a banquet at the K P hall where the circle meets for a social evening.

Dubuque K. of Pha'l

Shopmen to Hear Union Officers

Illinois Central workers gain two talks from J G Glover and Fraf Sehnidt on union matters. Boilermakers vice president J P Ryan visited to address strikers before leading a march to western lines. An amstrel troupe of twenty shopmen plans a Boone visit on March 21 and a statewide tour after March 24.

Illinois Central J. G. Glover International Wackamiths’ Union Fr Af Sehnidt Boilermakers’ Union J.P. Ryan Chicago Western Lines Boone Ganeral

City Baseball League Plan Aimed at Community Meeting

City officials call a public meeting at City Hall at 4 PM tomorrow to organize a city baseball league. Fans are urged to attend and contribute ideas to form a six to eight club league, with winter inquiries indicating strong local interest in summer baseball as a diversio.

Otlock City Hall

Pineex cough remedy recipe promises swift relief

An old home remedy outlines mixing granulated sugar warm water and Pinex with sugar syrup to treat coughs. Claimed to ease asthma bronchitis and throat troubles, the formula boasts quick results, pleasant taste, and full refunds if unsatisfied. Pinex sold by druggists or via Pinex Co. address.

United States Canada Han Pinex Pinax Co FL Warne Ind

Evening Class D Game Set At City Ball Tomorrow

A Class D league game is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the City Ball. Local teams prepare for a brief competitive showcase and the public is invited to attend.

Three Weeks Fast Ends Successfully in Dubuque

J. G. Ohsenreiter, a local businessman, ended twenty days of fasting with a square meal at a downtown hotel. He reduced his weight from 243 to 226 pounds and reported no health issues after the foodless period while continuing his work.

Dubuque J. G. Ohsenreiter Ohsenreiter

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Grand Spring Millinery Foulards 8Ac Miss Crittenden Waterloo Mack D. Toomey E. Olive Sr Bloomington Foley H. W. Taggart Office Garghill Heecher Seluneman's Union OF Men Hampton P. Andrews Fifty Boosters Buying Brotherhood Union Revival Services Methodist Brotherhood Union Brotherhood Brotherhood of Man E. P. Andrews Jl. Carter S. J. Line Janesville CITY Baseball League Hall Parlor City Millinery East Fourth St Woolworth’s Gladstone Hagerman and Downing Places Fifth and Jefferson Streets Northwestern Land & Investment Co Jefferson Street
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