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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

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Chorus Girl in Hasty Departure

Waterloo reported a dramatic exit as chorus girl Miss Tone Love from the Three Twins company fled with a man in a car after the Majestic matinee. The pair, linked to circus past and stage lore, vanished toward Davenport with plans unclear. Love, about 21, has a prior marriage and divorce, while Ben Starr, a hotel-to-destination performer, is described as a local but not a millionaire’s son.

Waterloo Miss Tone Love Three Twins Majestic Ben Starr Chicago Lochinvar Brevart Hotel Miss Love Dayenport Galesburg Start Ringling Circus Starr Johnny Davenport The Stewort Thei saTney Omphila Rama Gine R. M. Steele Espe Vaini Galesburs Lawrence Kan St of Age Institute Tras Whiffen Mumaren Miss Lave

Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year

An old advertisement notes grip injuries causing back pain and urinary troubles, urging Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It promises sample bottles for ten cents and regular sizes at five dollars and ninety cents, offered by Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Alnie Kilmer & Co Binghamton N.Y

Open Bid For Cement Supplies By County Board

The county board opened bids for supplying cement for bridges culverts and other purposes in 1944. Nineteen bidders were listed with net bid prices including per sack costs. Notable bidders include Moore & Moore Lumber Waterloo $1.84 and Spahn & Rose Cedar Rapids $1.44 with various premiums over market price.

Moore & Moore Lumber Company Waterloo Weart & Frisbier Lumber Company Cedar Falls Chapman Gumber Company Fairbank Spahn & Rose Lumber Company Jrsup Hudson Lumber Company T. A. Renz Lumber Company Dunkerton Keye Lumber Company Vor- Rees Farmers Co-Operative Lumber Company la Porte Armstrong Lumber Company

Market Notes From The New York Stock Exchange

New York, March 20. Prices on the stock exchange show activity across a wide range of industrials and rail stocks. Key names include Pennsylvania, Chicago Great Western, Southern Pacific, United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper, Baltimore and Ohio, and New York Central with varied trading levels and notable volume.

New York Stock Exchange Cinscadian Pacific Pennsylvania Chicago Great Waestertic Atetamerinad Strlerss Tinian Baltimore Southern Pacific Southern Tathw Brooklyyn Rapid United Srates Stel United States Steel, Amalgamated Conger Brin Aheeld Hoss Central Yunee St. We Peti Missouri Pracitie Your Central Ameren Siar North We Lern

Washington Survey O K D By Forest Service

Washington surveys receive approval from the Forest Service while an editor notes George Washington early surveying for Lord Fairfax around 1751. The piece traces the line from Kedgman river head spring to Potomac head spring, using bonfires, a compass, and blazes in trees to mark the path.

George Washington Washington Engineering News Lord Fairfax Augusta Frederick Virginia Kedgman River Rappahannock Potomac River Forest Service Draig Washington Froud

Cornell Glee Club Spends Hours In Waterloo

Sixteen men from the Cornell college glee club paused in Waterloo on a touring Iowa Illinois itinerary en route from Traer where they sang last night to Independence for a concert tonight. John Evans son of Rev and Mrs T M Evans visited his parents. Prof Earnest Zechiel director Newton B Davis and I E Watte shared luncheon at the Evans home as the group continues a series of twelve concerts during spring vacation.

Cornell College Glee Club Waterloo Traer Independence John Evans T. M. Evans Earnest Zechiel Glee Club Newton B. Davis I. E. Watte Evans Iowa Illinois

First Services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church

The new St. Mark's Episcopal church on Fourth Street West will hold its first Sunday service at 3 PM conducted by Bishop J. N. Morrison of Davenport. The building is completed and a rector is not yet chosen. Mrs. R. L. Parker is organist with a vested choir to provide music.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Fourth Street West J. N. Morrison Davenport R. L. Parker

Local builders bid on county home project

At 2 PM the county board opened bids for a new county home estimated at 30 000 to 41 000 dollars. Most bidders were local, except Cedar Falls man Peterson and Western Construction of Iowa City. Waterloo firms listed included Maine and Company, Lauritzen and Wasson, Black Hawk Construction, C. Ti. Werner, J. J. Peterson, F. W. Chapman, and A. K. Smith. A large crowd of builders gathered at the courthouse.

Mr. Peterson Cedar Falls Western Construction Company Iowa City Waterloo H. A. Maine

Eastern manufacturer weighs Waterloo cement mixer plant

An eastern maker arrived in Waterloo with a load of cement mixer machinery and met with local officials about locating a factory here. He then went to Mason City to seek inducements for starting there, leaving the equipment in Waterloo as talks continue. Fresh eggs at Palmer's 18e per dozen. Phone 42.

Waterloo Mason City Palmer's

Royal divorce approved for Prince William and Marie

Stockholm March 20 The council of state has approved the consistory court decision granting divorce to Prince William of Sweden and Princess Marie formerly Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna of Russia. They cited incompatibility of temperaments and sought a speedy ruling. Negotiations between St Petersburg and Stockholm began last November. The couple married in 1908.

Stockholm Council of State William Sweden Marie Marie Pavlovna Russia St. Petersburg

Building Boom Sparks Iowa’s 1914 Outlook Across State

Stanley Moore reports widespread building activity in Iowa with strong signs of banner improvement in 1914. A postal note from Pierre South Dakota mentions a snow storm in that region, while Waterloo residents cope with chilly weather. Mrs. Ella Wright offers a week long discount sale on hand-painted china at Henderson Drug Co.

Stanley Moore Iowa Ira Deal Pierre Waterloo Ella Wright Henderson Drug Co

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