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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1915

Page

3

Delivery Cheap by Auto Truck News Story

Vlamber leases his KisselKar truck for cash when not in use. H. P. Kantaler of Detroit uses a 1000 pound Kisselbar truck in plumbing each day from morning until afternoon. The truck's speed and reliability enable it to outperform three horse-drawn rigs. KRanizter shows the vehicle can be rented to newspapers for wholesale deliveries and to a packing company for extra haulage, with earnings covering running costs.

Vlamber W. OR. Donaldson H. KP. Kantaler Detroit Tike Norning Kranizter Bnck Whistler Bayreuth Wagner Fulton

Nation’s largest auto shipment heads west from Syracuse

A record consignment of Franklin cars, valued near 76,000 dollars with freight around 2,000, leaves Syracuse on a special train bound for the Pacific Northwest. Twenty cars go to Walla Walla, others to Pendleton and Seattle, covering 2,797 miles and claiming to be nearly the first continental cross. The freight value exceeds 3,000 dollars, reflecting rising business activity and crop trade links. Ralph Cramer, Franklin Motor Co., handles the sale. the shipment emphasizes expansion in auto commerce.

Pacific Northwest Franklin Ca Washingt Oregon Walla Walla Pendleton Ore Seatue Syracuse Pacific Tleworthweer Ralph Cramer Franklin Motor Co Franklin Water Joo Vieigity

Portraits of Waterloo Advertisers Boost Local Trade

Group of Waterloo advertisement writers showcased as the force behind persistent newspaper advertising that pulls trade to Waterloo and keeps it from leaving for distant cities. The piece credits merchants for backing their ads with quality goods and notes the city’s steady development due to initiative and enterprise.

Waterloo

Paige Paige Garg Traction Test Wins For Paige Cars

Rochester firms including Rochester Railway and Light and Seneca Motor Car Co tested Paige, Glenwood and Paige Six-46 vehicles against competitors. The trials covered fuel consumption, tire wear, weight, durability, power and overall economy, with Paige winning and securing nine cars for the fleet. Waterloo Auto Supply handles Paige distribution.

Rochester Railway and Light Company Railway and Power Corporation Rochester N. Y Seneca Motor Car Company Paige Distributora Thtat Rity Paige Glenwood Society of Automobile Engineers Waterloo Auto Supply Paige Auto Waterloo

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief

Quick action urged for coughing and throat irritation with chest tightness and feverish aches. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the surest quickest medicine for coughs colds grippe and la grippe with wide availability at druggists, urging Waterloo households to buy.

Foley

Linden Notes Reveal Local Visits and Health Updates

Linden on March 20 reports Mr and Mrs E Marga returning from Fayette county visit arranging follow ups for Frank Perry recovering from a wreck. J G Wilaby of Robertson visits his sister Mrs J W Chapman at 228 Indiana street. Mrs L R Berry recuperating after operation at St Francis hospital. R G Mann relocates family to 134 Dearborn avenue. Mrs Myra Scott visits relatives near Clarksville before returning home. Epworth league hosts chicken and hot biscuit supper and apron sale at church basement. Labor exchanges note Britain placed 1 100 000 people in work last year.

R. G. Mann North Waterloo Dearborn Avenue Myra Scott Miranda Bandfield Lafayette Street Cedar Falls Clarksville O. A. Zudilke Ni‘ghbors May Fred Saylow Manchester Dan Schall Thelma Scholl H. D. Ford Epworth League Brotherhood of Linden Church

Independence area moves and local notices sound

O R Gates and Son near relocation while Limbert Bros move to Kemmerer building on Main. John L Cherny re elected Independence High School superintendent at $2000 yearly. Funeral held for Francis Limbert, born January 1 1828 in Germany. Limbert children listed. Jessie Marshall wins dramatic honors at McGregor. J F Sheehan returns from travels to Cuba Florida and New York. G M Saunders leaves Jones store for Swan Parker. Sunflowers widely grown in southern Russia. Read Want Ads in the Evening Courier and Reporter.

Independence O. Rk. Gates & Son Limbert Bros Leytze Kemmerer Main Street John L. Cherny Independence High School Francis Limbert Mr. Limbert Germany Iowa John Waterloo Elizabeth Becker Sioux Falls S. D Kate Limbert Joe Limbert Brierly Albert Limbert Jessie Marshall Indeependence High School Bonsors McGregor J. F. Sheehan Cuba Florida New York G. M. Saunders Jones Jewelry Swan & Parker

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