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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
10
A home remedy promises a pint of cough syrup for $2.50 using Pinex and sugar syrup. It claims quick relief for coughs, croup, asthma, and throat troubles, with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee and guidance to obtain Pinex through The Pinex Co in Ft Wayne.
R L Bordner attorney and former mayor wins Jesup election with 78 votes to 27 for H L Rich. James Dalton re-elected treasurer and A B Laird chosen assessor with 46 votes. New council members are Manley C Young and Charles A Emerson. Old councilors are Frank Nunnamaker E A Howey and C A Hart.
A. P. Houston former Waterlong city detective now Illinois Central special agent based in Grenada Mississippi visits friends with family present. He has led policing of the company property and recounts several narrow escapes from bullets and buckshot.
Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri residents recount relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Rupert Enship of Elliston reports ten months of confinement and fainting spells ended. Mrs W T Parnell of Trenton says severe pain and helplessness faded and she can work again.
Albert E. Ham longtime Waterloo railroad official and first Chicago Great Western agent in the city died at 3:25 A M at 212 Franklin Street after a typhoid illness. Born 1857 in Illinois he became an operator at 12 and later the youngest agent on the C G W line. Survived by widow three children and multiple relatives. funeral likely Thursday with Masonic rites at Fairview cemetery.
Kansas City March 28 Bill Coulter six years old weighs 110 pounds. He traveled from Springdale Arkansas with his father R R Coulter to St Joseph Missouri to enter a hospital. The boy suffers softening of the bones and legs and has outgrown support.
Arrangements for the West High School oratorical contest are ready with senior students competing. The winner will represent the school at the University of Chicago and may gain a gold medal tied to the trip, amid a program including readings, songs, and a Shakespeare scene.
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