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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1913

Page

3

Cyclone aid to dairy show as insurance firms plan growth

Insurance firms tout tornado coverage after Omaha storm while Waterloo brokers emphasize the value of insurance. Plans for a fourth annual Waterloo dairy show in October include a sale of purebred Ayrshire cattle from Barclay farms and a large Holstein Jersey display. George McFudden plans a 60 Ayrshire herd from Bryn Mawr to be shown, with space for up to 2,500 cattle requested and ground allocated for exhibits.

Omaha Middle West Waterloo Insurance West Side Waterloo Hugh G. van Pelt Barclay Farms Bryn Mawr George II McFuadden Willitan Galloway van Pelt

Christ Episcopal Vestry Prays for Omar Cyclone Victims

Christ Episcopal church Vestry meets after praying for the Omaha cyclone and fire victims. Rev. G W Hinkle led the brief service as Waterlooans express sympathy and the annual reports are read and approved.

Christ Episcopal Vestry Christ Episcopal Church Vestrymien G. W. Hinkle Omaha

All in readiness for Pickett dinner event

Details are prepared for a dinner honoring Pickett. Attendees include several officials and dignitaries who will attend and deliver toasts. The gala is organized by local committees to celebrate retiring figures and community leaders.

Pickett Galileae Irvine

Baptist Year Nears Conclusion Amid Reports and Plans

The Baptist church in this city nears the end of its missionary year with Pastor The Hew A. Vallant busy since Monday compiling reports and handling business as the year closes. Other Baptist pastors participate in the activities and the community awaits news of upcoming events and drama listings.

Ton la Wasterlan A. Vallant Irs Baptist Church Mons Conner

Waterloo City Notes and Visits Reported

Mrs Warry Dahl of Dubuque visits Waterloo with friends. Miss Mary Wayman arrives from Denver for a Waterloo visit. A B Duesenberg of Des Moines visits friends in Waterloo. Mrs Butt Tones and son Kenneth travel to Faribault and St Paul. Mrs J H Meyers to Summer for Grace Voorhees funeral. George Lemper improves after illness at St Francis hospital. Helen Gould auxiliary hosts a thimble bee and supper April 4 at the G A R hall. Mrs Steve Giles of Cedar Rapids visits her parents on 100 Glenwood. Phillip Saunders of Streator Ill in Waterloo visiting Judge Charles Z Bansier. Mr and Mrs W E B Hager return from California. Mr and Mrs A E Park return from Des Moines after a weekend with Mr Park's mother. Mr and Mrs Mathewson welcome a daughter born weighing eight pounds. Mrs John Fitzgerald of Oskaloosa visits. her husband is with Fitzgerald Bros clothing. First annual ball by the hands' union held at Pythian Hall with Galyean's orchestra. Waterloo actors perform and the encore is remembered. organizers listed include Roker Kline, J CL Jorgen, Hy L Maker, HH L Hiieman and Clareyjee Smith.

Butt Tones Kenneth Faribault St. Paul Minn J. H. Meyers Grace Voorhees George Lemper St. Francis Hospital Helen Gould G. A. R. Hall Steve Giles Cedar Rapids John Ackerman Glenwood Street Phillip Saunders The People's Trust and Savings Bank of A. E. Park Des Moines Pythian Wall Galyean Waterloo Charn Roker Kline J. CL Jorgen HH. L. Hiieman Clareyjee Smith

Licensed to Wed in Chicago Today

A marriage license was issued today for Renneih Tannery of Mexico to Bertha of This City. Bertha resides with Lewis Alter on a street. The couple plans to wed after a period of hospital stay at Rochester Minnesota.

Chicago Renneih Nie Mexico Bertha Alter Hye Water Lewis Alter Waterton

Town Criers Call for Public Meeting at Irving Hotel

A notice invites town criers to a public exchange of views in the Gold room of the Irving hotel. The event aims to discuss newspaper advertising and related topics with an open, community forum format.

Trving Pan Hevis

Motuer A Story of Great Heart Interent Crystal Theater

The fragmentary note describes a Crystal Theater showing a tale of steadfast courage and communal spirit. Readers are invited to witness a narrative of resilience set within the town's cultural landmark.

Interent Crystal Theater Gareby

Plans for New Brick Business Blocks Emerge

H A Maine & Sons plan a two story brick block at Fifth and Jefferson on the former city market site. The firm also builds a 90 by 110 foot single story structure at Eighth and Sycamore adjoining the I F L company building. Part will house the Great Western Creamery as a milk depot with possible future creamery.

Fifth and Jefferson Streets H. A. Maine & Sons Jefferson Street Eighth and Sycamore Streets I. FL Bility Company Sycamore Street Great Western Creamery Company

Hypnotic Bicycle Marathon Staged at Waterloo

A hypnotized man rode a marathon bike stunt in a display window at 208 Fourth Street East. Professor Gilpin of the Hypnotic Comedy company began the act around 2 PM and the rider started at 2 15 PM. The event lasts about six hours, ending before the Waterloo theatre performance this evening.

Lazy J Fourth Street Prof. Gilpin Hypnotic Comedy Company Waterloo Theatre

Palmer Improvement Prompts Cautious Outlook in Health

Charles Palmer continues to improve but remains in danger while doctors expect several more days to pass before the danger mark is passed. His condition is rational and satisfactory though an additional week may be needed to confirm full recovery. no trace of Tom Wirtz is found, with friends in touch to relay updates to Jim.

Charles Palmer Mr. Palmer Tom Yvirts Jim

Letter From Umar Brother Describes Omaha Storm Havoc

Mrs. Arthur Bellman of 415 Randall Street reports a letter from her brother, an Omahan in the city during the wind and fumes. He says he is unharmed, his home stands, and he notes the gale’s fury and destruction nearby. Others with relatives or funerals in Nebraska City await news as telegraph lines are faulty and messages spill in.

Arthur Bellman Randall Street Ros. Swartael

Violet Taneyhill In Serious Accident

Mrs J W McMillan reports Violet Taneyhill was seriously injured in a streetcar crash three weeks ago. She was moved home to Forest Park Boulevard for care and hopes for recovery as her family, long residents, await news of her condition.

Violet Taneyhill J. W. McMillan Pleventh Epteet Tannerhill Regia Vinelet Tameshil St Tenis Taexhill Forest Mark Boulevard Taney Hilt

Commission Named to Visit Europe on Agricultural Inquiry

United States Senator Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida heads a seven member committee appointed by the President to visit thirteen European countries to study agricultural credit systems. The group will cooperate with the American Commission of State Delegates organized by the Southern Commercial Congress sailing April 26. Members include Senator Gore of Oklahoma Representatives Moss of Indiana Harvey Jordan of Georgia Dr John Lee Coult of Minnesota Kenyon L Butterfield of Massachusetts and C J Owen of Maryland.

Washington United States Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Wilson American Commission of State Southern Commercial Congress Europe Gore Oklahma Moss Indiana Harvey Jordan Georgia John Lee Coult Minnesota Kenyon L. Butterfield Massachusetts C. J. Owen Maryland

Desolation Follows Kansas City Tornado Sighting

Destruction reported across Desolation Kansas City Missouri as a tornado struck. A. L. Green and J. F. Traynor describe fires and collapses. E. W. Dixon and family survive after their home is leveled. Medical aid strained as hospitals and ambulances overloaded with casualties.

Temperature records show 21 to 41 degrees

The report notes yesterday’s temperatures with a low of 21 and a high of 41 degrees. Other lines contain garbled text and unrelated phrases.

Unehanas Opti Coa Floor Syndicat Loud le Mlight Geertyee Gees

Atmospheric Warnings After Ouaha Storms Warn Plains and Lakes

Washington March 25 Willis L Moore chief of the United States weather bureau issued a statement detailing that Sunday afternoon storms or tornadoes over the plains states and Upper Mississippi valley followed a low pressure area over Colorado The St Lawrence Valley general storm was moving from the Great Lakes region Descriptions name the St Louis May 27 1896 storm with 300 deaths and $12 000 000 damage the Louisville March 27 1890 storm with 113 killed and $2 5 million damage and the Galveston September 8 1900 storm with 9000 lives lost as a reference class

Washington, D. C Willis L. Moore United States Weather Bureau Ouaha Colorado Plains States Mississippi Valley Great Lakes St. Lawrence Valley St. Louis Louisville Galveston

Flood Harbors Indianapolis and Delaware Areas in Ohio

Delaware mayor B V Leas is reported drowned as Scioto River flood engulfs Delaware. Dayton downtown, Cincinnati reports rising Miami and Mad rivers. Rail service disrupted with trains held or canceled. widespread searches and pleas for aid reach Columbus and Washington.

Ing Miami Columbus B. V.leas Delaware Here Scioto Karle B. V. Leas Cincinnati Dayton Miami River Algonquin Hotel Third and Ludlow Streets Third Main Streets Court House Richmond Ind Cox

Flood Rescue Wanes as Bridges Fail and Watchers Go Missing

Dayton reports great loss of life as observers on Brown street bridge over the Wabash River near Lafayette watchful for flood highs. The west end washed out this afternoon with reports of missing persons. Delaware city reports a cloudburst and flood of the Olentangy River leaving twelve dead and fifteen missing.

Dayton Lafayette Ind Brown Street Wabash River Delaware Olentangy River

Dr. Jay Andrews Plans Waterloo Baseball Boost

Des Moines March 25 Dr Jay A Andrews arrives tonight to organize reporting for Waterloo players in Des Moines April 1. He praises the current efforts and urges Waterloo citizens and the baseball association to fund operations including reporting board and uniforms.

Des Moines Waterloo Baseball Association Jay A. Andrews

Ferguson 56th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Waterloo

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson of 1116 Second Street West celebrate their fifty sixth wedding anniversary with a 5 PM dinner party. Born in Indiana in 1836 and Canada respectively, they moved from Black Hawk County to Fort Dodge then Waterloo. Attending tonight are children J. E. Fergason Arthur Ferguson Effie Childs Jennie May Swallum and Eugenia Boyce of Chicago. Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. Melnroy and family and Mrs. MecInory of Shell, Hock.

Thomas Ferguson Second Street West Mr. Ferguson Indianas Ferguson Canada Drummond Ohio Fergason Black Hawk County Fort Dodge Waterloo J. E. Fergason Arthur Ferguson Effie E. Childs Jennie May Swallum Eugenia F. Boyce Chicago Melnroy MecInory Shell, Hock

Lawyer Marries Father's Nurse From Sioux City

Newly weds Miss Adelheid Ashbrenner and attorney from Ida Grove wed recently after a Chicago ceremony. They plan to live in Ida Grove where he will practice law. The bride’s sister Miss Ella Ashbrenner of the clerk’s office attended the courthouse visit and reception chatter. The romance centers in a sick room. Harmony club meeting set for Thursday at Mrs. W W McFarlane’s home. Ladies’ Aid all day at Mrs H J Hickelberg’s home. Flite circle line party at Majestic theatre tomorrow night.

Court House Ella Ashbrenner Adelheid Ashbrenner Guy Ellis Ida Grove Sioux City Chicago Ellis Ashbrenner Ladies’ Aid Society The Manuel Evangelical Church H. J. Hickelberg Independence Avenue Frank Jessup Flite Majestic Theatre

Special Revival Meetings At Public Library West

Evening gospel meetings in the assembly room of the public library west at 7 45 each night this week except Saturday. John Blair recently returned from New Zealand is the evangelist in charge. A cordial invitation extended to all.

Libary West John Blair New Zealand

Geese Lost After Camp Near Big Creek

A telephone message from hunter A Tummel reports a flock of geese lingered near Big Creek yesterday. After bombardment one dead fowl was recovered and the hunt proceeded toward the Crystal advertisement.

Tummel Big Creek

Estel to Address Norwalk Dairy Meeting in Des Moines Campaign

Dairy expert Prof E B Estel of Iowa leaves for Des Moines to join Flinn Dairy men for a Norwalk gathering. He will present safe sanitary milk practices to ensure a clean Des Moines milk supply. Estel recently organized a milk testing group with 26 farmers, aided by R A Cave.

E. 8. Estel Iowa Des Moines Flinn Dairy Company Norwalk Flinn Concern Estes Este New Hartford R. A. Cave

Licensed to Wed in Waterloo and Gilbertville

The notice records marriages for David L. Willet and Minnie G. Fisher both of Waterloo, a second couple John Janclass of Gilbertvilla with Anna Albus of Gilvertviille. The docket shows licenses issued with listed ages.

David L. Willet Waterloo Minnie G. Fisher John Janclass Gilbertvilla Anna Albus Gilvertviille

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