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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
6
Floor coverings and deaper ees offer plans and meals. The department showcases larger stocks and expert workmen. Talk with Paul Davis Store about construction guide and cutting chart, a 23-page pattern free with each leak.
Waterloo manager Dr. Jay Andrews meets with directors as funds lag for training and park building. Twenty seven players head to Des Moines on April 1, with extensive transportation and living costs. Plans include exhibition games with Des Moines Western learners, All Nations, and Highland Park, plus Cedar Rapids if grounds permit.
The report notes wide temperature swings in Was terley from midnight to afternoon, with highs near 22 degrees and lows around 18. Cedar River began rising early morning and continued all day, reaching over two feet by afternoon.
At the morning assembly thirteen East High School basketball players were named worthy of W letters. Captains Ernest Koepke and Hazel Hanlon led a list of five boys and eight girls awarded for their season’s play. Coach talks plus a keynote by Clarksville agronomist Mrs. Klinck highlighted the program.
East side students vote on eight proposed names for a planned Parker and Burton street school. Options include Lingcoln Garfield Eugene Field Parker Street Franklin Longfellow Bryant and Jefferson. The board will select the name with the most votes as construction begins on the hillside site.
Mrs Ho Tt from Moline and Mrs Grace McCarty of Laramie Wyo are guests of Mrs A Keller at 26 Second Street West. Mrs Haley is a sister and Mrs McCarty B is a cousin of Mrs Keller.
Galloway Brothers and Bowman company face supply disruption as Tippecanoe City flood devastates nurseries they purchased from. Waterloo firm fears loss of stock to meet orders. three lives reported lost in the flood per the latest Associated Press update. Leste Keller, a tread decorator at Damaundgou in Mason City, visited family over the weekend on Second Ave.
Workmen moved fixtures and stock from J. D. Cohn's establishment at 712 Commercial street to 612 Commercial street yesterday. Cohn will conduct future meat market business at the new location.
About sixty Waterloo friends and business associates gathered at the Irving hotel to honor Charles E. B. Pickett, retiring congressman from the Third district. The event featured a seven course dinner and speeches praising his record as a leader and his reputation as a “good loser” in the previous election.
Weather outlook for Iowa. estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep at Chicago for today. Cattle and hog markets open strong with mixed futures and cash prices. Wheat corn oats and other commodities priced with close data from New York St Louis Minneapolis and local mills. Dairy butter and lard values listed. livestock prices show cattle good steers and beef, hogs firm to higher with varying classes. hides, hay and straw values noted.
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