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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin digests any food and relieves heartburn nausea and gas within five minutes. It targets frequent stomach upset in the US UK and Canada and urges readers to buy a 30 cent case from their pharmacist for fast relief.
The Wyeth Chemical Company promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as best for maintaining dark glossy hair and treating premature grayness. It claims sulfur supports hair vitality and color, advising a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
Republican caucus Mt Ver don township to elect delegates to county convention on March 20 at 7 p m at Royce. First Ward caucus Waterloo to select twenty delegates for county convention on March 30 at Klinefelter's livery office at 7 30 p m.
A fragmented list shows patents granted to various inventors including Clarence J. Loftus and A Evlis with items such as doors, fasteners, hangers for screens, lock and ker, and a suspension bracket. The document references multiple names and patents tied to Cranai, Ames, Muscatine, and Neb Jer Fairfield with unclear details.
Rev. W. B. Sandford warns that rotten politics lax law enforcement and municipal graft ruin cities as he critiques saloon influence and calls for a moral revival and voting for officials who strictly enforce laws.
Hon J B Bruce of Rockford announces candidacy for state representative. H Price returns from Chicago with goods. Ars Wm Dayton undergoes a surgical operation. Allen slips on sidewalk injuring head. W Noble of Waterloo elected salesman for brick and tile. Gus Michell seeks potato shipments in Anoka Minnesota. G F Neitz drawn for jury duty in Cedar Rapids on April 2. Mrs JL Blanford aids gospel meetings. Wm Smyth suffers blood poisoning. Mrs W J Bowen buys C Welshank property. Mrs Guy Ireland visits Mrs C E Mitchell.
Ray Downing of Owens Township allegedly assaulted his wife after arriving from Nora Springs intoxicated. He jabbed at her eyes with a pitchfork, penetrating her face and abdomen. The wife fled to a neighbor’s for care as a mob formed. authorities kept Downing jailed awaiting transfer to Paducah, Kentucky.
Greene March 16. Mrs Co HL Bunker visited relatives in Bristow Wednesday. Miss Theresa Feyeretsen of Waterlog spent Sunday at her mother Mrs M Feyeretsen home in Greene. Floyd Neal was a business caller in Cedar Falls Tuesday. Mrs Emil Boller returned Wednesday from visiting her parents in Waverly. Mrs Lambert Cable has been called.
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