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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

10

The Ticklemouse and the May Baskets Adventure

Roy Ruthaord Batley presents the Ticklemouse guiding Davy and Dorry to Mother Goose's realm. They deliver May Baskets door to door in Sleepyland, gift parcels for Miss Muffet and others, ending with a cryptic note about a waiting maid and a thief bird.

the Ticklemouse Roy Ruthaord Batley Davy and Dorry Darfy Dary Muffet Cottage Miss Muffet Jack Nik Marjorie Daw Jenny Dorfy Blackbird

Small Mountains of Dirt to Be Removed From Hotel Site

Foreman C C Bartell estimates about 6111 cubic yards of earth will be excavated at the Russell Lamson hotel site at Commercial and Fifth streets Waterloo. Black Hawk Construction deploys 26 workers and 15 teams for a month to haul dirt to the Cedar river bank for River Front Commission use. Depth varies by plot with several sections outlined in a detailed estimate.

C. C. Bartell Commercial Fifth Streets Waterloo Black Hawk Construction Company Russell-Lamson Black Hawk Company Cedar River Fourth River Front Commission

Misuse of Mails Leads to Arrest of Doctor in Des Moines

Des Moines May 1 A federal investigation into unlawful medical practice and use of government mails to send objectionable information to women led to the arraignment of Dr. E. C. Brown of Madrid before Commissioner W. C. McArthur. Brown pleaded not guilty and was released on bonds. Inspector Caine secured the evidence via a decoy letter and a medicine package paid for by Brown. More arrests are anticipated as the nationwide crusade continues.

Des Moines E. C. Brown Madrid W. C. McArthur Brown George E. Bidwell United States W. C. Lane Caine Washington

Daily Riddles and Yesterday's Answers

A set of five brain teasers on riddles with humorous wordplay and rhyme. Includes questions about spelling, repair, adding syllables to make shorter, chair and dress timing, and a young girl's future beauty. Yesterday's answers feature puns on spin kneads currant aloud and cattle catlt.

Odd Fellows of Iowa Celebrate Anniversary in Denison

Denison Iowa May 1 Odd Fellows of Greene Carroll and Crawford counties held their anniversary celebration with about 700 registered. The city decorated shops prepared for a parade and streets were dragged for the event. Music came from the Charter Oak band and the Jones Boys' Band. Rev. W S Knight of Mitchellville was the principal speaker. The evening featured lodge degree work and Rebekahs activities at Barlow hall.

Denison Odd Fellows Greene Carroil Crawford Charter Oak Jones Boys W. S. Knight Mitchellville Rebekahs Barlow Hall

Des Moines Urges Tuberculosis Control in Iowa

Public health message from Des Moines urges swift action to curb the white plague. Law enables county supervisors to provide for advanced TB cases, with counties planning facilities and adherence to new tuberculosis department specifications. Emphasis on school segregation, education on transmission, and widespread county cooperation.

Des Moines Laws General Assembly County Boards of Supervisors Planaland Iowa

Italian Worker Killed by Cars Near Radcliffe

Francisco Bungola, Italian worker for the St. Paul and Kansas City Short Line, died instantly when he fell from a ballast car south of Radcliffe Iowa Falls Iowa on May 1.

Iowa Falls Francisco Bungola St. Paul Kansas City Radcliffe

Remains Held For Petrik After Death by Own Action

The body of Frank Petrik, who died by his own action on Monday, will be held for a few days in hopes of hearing from relatives through the Italian consul at Chicago. If no claims are made, the county will inter the body locally. No relatives have yet made contact.

Chicago Frank Petrik

Edith Groves property sale at Waterloo corner lot auction

Property at Lafayette and Eleventh streets to be sold at public sale on Saturday May 10 at 2 30. The double residence rents for 50 a month on a 45x140 lot. Furnishings included. A $600 down payment accepted day of sale with balance arranged. For particulars contact William Holland, Waterloo Iowa.

Edith Groves Lafayette and Eleventh Streets Waterloo Wm. Holland Towa

City Property at Auction in Waterloo Iowa

A corner residence at Cortlandt and Mobile No 302 is set for a public sale on Tuesday May 6 at 2 50 PM The eight room modern home sits near Independence Avenue car line The listing urges attendance for a bargain purchase and notes special flooring prices from Iowa Lumber Co Contact William Holland Waterloo Iowa Real Estate Auctioneer for details plus a string of real estate transfers in Waterloo including parcels in West Waterloo Whitney and Sedgwick additions and Fairview Cemetery assignments The transfers show token $1 considerations and a $2700 sale noted for part of Miller's addition in Waterloo

Cortlandt and Mobile Independence Avenue Wm. Holland Waterloo Iowa Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Hawkeye Investment Co Perry E. Canfield Carl C. Voelker William J. Voelker West Waterloo Burton E. Wilson Wiliam R. Fairbairn Whitney & Sedgwick

La Porte News Budget Roundup and Local Happenings

La Porte Iowa May 1 local notes report Mr and Mrs A D Scofield renting rooms in the Mattwell residence and moving this week. News boys from Cedar Rapids passing through stopped for hours to Waterloo publishers, generating local chatter as they traveled. Fort Lodge visits, Sunnyside resort preparations, and local visits by residents are noted along with personnel changes at Spahn Rose and Farmers Lumber Yard. Community clubs meet, relatives visit in Waterloo Colfax Monona and beyond, with farm economy ads urging subscriptions to The Iowa Homestead and farm paper bundle offers.

la Porte A. D. Scofield B. L. Mattwell Wm. Fogles Watertoo J. FE. Patterson Minneapola Sunnyside C. H. Brust Jas Hector Fort Lodge C. A. Fultz Spahn & Rose Lumber Yards Farmers Lumber Yard J. 0. Kober Cedar Rapids E. P. Pfalzgraf Waterloo

Miller to be Assistant Secretary of Interior

Secretary Lane nominates Professor Adolph C Miller of Berkeley California as first assistant secretary of the Interior department. Miller has taught at the University of California since 1902 after serving on the faculty of the University of Chicago.

Washington Lane Adolph C. Miller Berkley Cal Interior Department Senate University of California University of Chicago

Dandine Hair Product Ad Promises Cure All Hair Woes

A nostalgic 1920s style advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a hair cleanser and dandruff remover. It claims the product softens hair, stops itching, and even grows new hair after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle from druggists or counterfolk.

Knowlton

Wan, Weary and Worn Out

A historically styled health ad touts S S Swift's Sure Specific as a cure for fatigue nerves and low vitality. It blames poor blend water bacteria and auto toxemia for worn out feeling and promises quick relief from a natural medicine prepared by Swift & Company in Atlanta.

S& S S. Swifts Swift Specie Mo Swift Bldg Atlanta

Flooded Dayton District Hits Real Estate Losses, Says Banker

Omaha National Bank cashier J De Forest Richards returns from Dayton, Ohio, noting real estate depreciation around 128 million dollars as merchants suffer basements and first floor stock losses. He praises rebuilding spirit, cites martial law after dark, and that heartland big buildings withstood floods while wooden structures failed.

Omaha Bee J. de Forest Richards Omaha National Bank Dayton Mr. Richards Fim Richards Jonah

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