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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1912

Page

9

Modern Tendencies in World Progress Fortnightly Study

The Fortnightly club outlines a 1912 1913 program on Modern Tendencies in World Progress with biweekly meetings at the public library. Topics include diplomacy trade democracy colonies empire and international relations with sessions led by hosts and guest speakers through February.

S. M. Wallace Public Library Public Library East B. J. Howrey Hoat Carleton Sias Alfred Longley Emmons Johnson England Germany W. W. Marsh India S. B. Reed Ben RB. Lichty Far East W. P. Hozle China Mary Brainard America D. G. Langlands Merrian Walter B. Rollins G. W. Hinkle

Rummage Sale At First Presbyterian Church Basement

A rummage sale will be held in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church all day on May 8. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.

First Presbyterian Church

Heirs Seek 100 Shares of First National Bank Stock

In Buchanan county district court F. W. Munson Harry B. Munson and Mrs. Cora Morse demand a court order to transfer 100 shares of stock in the First National Bank of Independence to them and to receive all dividends on the certificates. They claim they are legal heirs of Perry Munson who held the stock and died in Independence about fifteen years ago.

Manchester District Court Buchanan County F. W. Munson Harry BE. Munson Cora Morse First National Bank of Independence Perry Munson Independence

Miss Myers for Superintendent

Miss Myers of Waterloo announces her candidacy for county superintendent subject to Republican voters at the June primary. A longtime teacher in Black Hawk county she is described as well fitted for the office and for service in local schools.

Margaret Myers Waterloo Black Hawk County

Miss Myers Seeks First Woman County Office

The article highlights Miss Myers, a veteran teacher with six years in Cedar Falls, seven in Waterloo, and two in Manchester, aiming for a county post. She trained at Waterloo high schools, Iowa State Teachers College, and various institutes, and remains active in state and regional teachers groups.

Fice Cedar Falls Waterloo Manchester Iowa State Teachers’ ‘College State Teachers’ Association Northeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association Iowa Miss Myers

Bulky petitions mark county race filings on republican ticket

Several GOP candidates filed large petitions with hundreds of signatures. D. B. Henderson seeks sheriff and E. J. Wenner county attorney, each with about 700 to 800 names. Dr. Emery E. Magee filed for county coroner amid rumors of another contender. Local interest centers on sheriff, county attorney and county superintendent races.

D. B. Henderson E. J. Wenner Emery EB. Magee F. M. Shores J. R. Rector J. A. Koch M. Cline W. P. Hoxie J. L. Buechele Margaret Myers

Costly shipment of equine flesh from Waterloo market

Tom Barker, veteran horse buyer, shipped 26 head to Massachusetts over the past week, a high value consign ment noted as among the most valuable ever sent from Waterloo's high class market. Benjamin Thorpe dies in Los Angeles after a life in Iowa and Cedar Falls before moving to the Pacific slope decades ago.

Tom Barker Massachusetts Waterloo Benjamin Thorpe Manchester Charles George Alfred Thorpe Los Angeles Thorpe Cedar Falls Pacific Slope

Girl Found Asleep by Tracks Near Geneva

A teenage girl was found lying beside the M and St. L railway tracks near Geneva. The southbound freight halted, the brakeman found her asleep, and she was taken to Marshalltown for care. She refused to reveal her name or home and said she had been turned out of her house with no money.

Ackley Geneva Justhero Marshalltown

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