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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

12

Lloyd Brown Escapes Storm And Family News

Lloyd Brown son of Mr and Mrs Harry A Brown employed with the Iowa Stove and Range Co at Ralston Neb arrived in Waterloo Saturday night after a tele gram from Mrs Brown about his father seriously hurt two weeks ago in the Rock Island yards at Cedar Falls The storm destroyed the factory in Waterloo and the town of Ralston The last day of the Delta made candy sales at Linmard s grocery features French chewing candy peanut brittle and other sweets.

Lloyd Brown Harry A. Brown Iowa Stove and Range Co Ralston Neb Waterloo Delta Linmard West Side

Lived on Milk and Soup for Five Years Healed

Patient Mrs C HorSel recounts a cure by United Doctors of Waterloo after yearlong stomach trouble. She traveled from Crookston Nebraska to their Marsh Place offices, surviving on milk and soup until three months of treatment restored health. Dr White offers home visits if needed.

Marsh Place Mrs. Hurst United Doctors of Waterloo Crookston Neh C. Horsel

Fire department auto trucks cheaper than horses overall

Waterloo city fire department reports motorized trucks outperform horses in hauling crews to blazes. Annual costs show No 4 truck at 45.94 and No 3 truck 101.35 in operating expenses after repairs. horse upkeep totals 284.16 per year, with seven horses and 202 calls handled by trucks.

Waterloo Ashley A. Dunham Dunham

Marooned in Marion Ohio Isaac Pontius Sends Word

Isaac Pontius reports from Marion Ohio that heavy floods damaged railroads preventing exit. He notes two days of rain starting last Sunday and writes Tuesday evening describing continuing rain. An editorial room card carries his message.

Isaac Pontius Marion Courier Pontius

Bank to remain closed at Hazleton after stockholders meet

The Niefer Savings Bank at Hazleton will not reopen. Headquarters reported today that no reopening is planned and another stockholders meeting is set for this afternoon before any future intentions are announced. Cordes and Wright offer matzos and kosher sausage on Sycamore Street.

Niefer Savings Bank Hazleton Cordes & Wright Gia Sycamore Street Matzos Sycamore Street

Blaze damages attic residence on Vine Street

A fire discovered after 2 PM damaged nearly the entire roof of a Vine Street home at 826 Vine, origin reported in the attic. Firefighters battled for about 30 minutes. Mrs. Jay was inside and unable to explain the cause. Estimated damage about 140 dollars.

B. BE Jay Vine Street Parkersburg

New Pastor GrimesArrives to Lead Central Church of Christ

Rev John M Grimes arrived in Polo Illinois this week to assume charge of the Central Church of Christ He will preach his first sermon Sunday morning on Motives and evening on What is Religion He has eight years in ministry and studied at Drake University Des Moines before serving four pastorates in Polo Illinois

John M. Grimes Central Church of Christ

Steel Bridges to be Demolished Monday

The Miller-Hey Construction Co announced demolition of two steel bridges over Black Hawk Creek at Falls Avenue will start Monday morning. Foreman L. G. Matters from Milwaukee arrived to oversee preparations, as a crew is readied for rapid work with concrete bridges to follow.

Mil-ter-Hey Construction Co Black Hawk Steck Falls Avenue L. G. Matters Milwaukee Miller-Hey Loncern

Farmers' Best Friend Offers Low Cost Subscription

Your best buy text promotes the Waterloo Evening Courier for local news and extols Farmer and Breeder as the top Northwest agricultural weekly. It urges renewals and neighbor referrals, noting subscriptions can be sent to different addresses.

Waterloo Northwest

Globe Trotter on Visit Here

A. J. Cole of Faulkner tas returned to the Hawkeye state after a world tour and left for home after a week with his sister Mrs. John Ray at 421 Wellington Street. The retired farmer had suffered years of nervous affections and a physician advised travel as a cure. He covered over 14 000 miles visiting major countries during the trip. Special Saturday 10 qt enamel water pail priced at 2 30 each.

A. J. Cole Faulkner, Ta Hawkeye State John Ray Wellington Street Cole

Trade Offer for 440 Acres near Marshall county Minn

Advertisement from Hollman Land Co. of Dike Iowa offers 440 acres five miles from town in Marshall county Minnesota. House and addition total 36 by 24, barn 50 by 60. Price 26 per acre with 7500 down payment requested and balance to suit.

Marshall County Minn Hollman Land Co Dike, Ta Winterlag iSoti Juno Waterloo Cenver Street Falls Westfield Realty Co

Wanted and For Sale Classified Items in Waterloo 1913

A long list of job ads and sales in Waterloo Wisconsin area including help wanted for a cook, dishwasher, general housework, farm work for a 16 year old, stenographer and bookkeeper, a secondhand automobile, meat market fixtures, real estate listings, and property for sale with terms. Also notices for public city alley vacation consideration and a city council meeting set for April 14, 1913. Many items mention addresses and contact details.

Board of Education Independent West Waterloo Board of Education of Independent District of East Waterloo Grandview Place Bismarck Avenue Hook Island Avenue Bramarck Avenue Rock Island Avenue Magnolia Parkway Tyergreen Avenue Galloway City of Waterloo City OF Waterloo Iowa R. R. L. Degon

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