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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
12
Des Moines May 7 three bills not signed by the governor remain under consideration by him. The Hilsinger quarantine measure the Thompson loan shark bill and a bill affecting school districts in certain cases are pending. The state animal health commission protested signing the quarantine bill amid strong pressure to veto.
Richmond Pennsylvania testimonial recounts a woman’s recovery from severe fatigue nervousness and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The letter praises the product and urges other women with female ailments to try it noting decades of testimonials and wide demand from coast to coast
Curtiss plant at Hammondsport New York will begin immediately on a 200000 dollar order from the British admiralty, with total orders in the works exceeding a million dollars. The plant has produced hydroplanes weekly for Britain since the war began, tested by two British officers. Italy also imported American aircraft, focusing on hydro planes, as cavalry reliance waned and motor transport grew.
Townsley visited Cedar Falls on Monday while J O Barton and daughter with Genevieve Cort of Waterloo were weekend guests of Mrs M Cortright. John Lantz spent Tuesday in Wa verly. Mrs F J Webster moves to her new home in Janesville. Mrs C I Teverich visits Waverly with daughter Mrs Ross Garner. H Barton and daughter visit her mother. Locusts invade Egypt and Palestine with serious impact noted in Cairo and the Evening Courier and Reporter. Increased activity against locusts reported as authorities respond.
Ackley May 7 Rev F J H Thugs former Evangelical Church pastor for five years died at his home six miles northeast of Ackley after health issues. He was born February 22 1874 in Germany and came to America in 1890. Survived by widow and two children, mother, two brothers and sisters. Marriage of Clem Redding and Miss Katie Peters noted. Couple to farm northwest of Faulkner. Miss Ellis, teacher, to remain away due to appendicitis operation.
Women's summer weight union suits in regular or outsizes with cuff fitted or wide knees very elastic. Extra size vests 25 cents. Ladies fine mercerized vest sizes 4 to 6 with crochet work or lace yokes and band tops in various shapes.
The government and farmers have extended their spread and leadership, becoming more numerous than in twenty years, posing a serious menace to the cotton crop which is already above ground.
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