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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

3

Plan BIo Teot At Galloway's Plan BIo Teot At Galloway's

George Hall of William Galloway Co showcases a vast demonstration garden in Iowa with thousands of seed varieties from vegetables to flowers. Radium fertilizer experiments by Fred F. Smith in Waterloo show plants respond to radioactive treatment, promising long lasting effects, while a new Iowa squash and Russian vetch join trials. Black Hawk corn variety Acreage boosts national campaign for regionally adapted corn production.

George Hall William Galloway Company Iowa Galloway Hail Fred FT. Smith Denver Waterloo Mr. Smith Hall Smith Galloway's Russia Great Britain France Holland Germany Japan

Grippe a Robber of Strength and Flesh

People suffer winter coughs colds and other ailments and lose weight. A remedy claims to restore flesh and strength by aiding digestion with Sargol a tablet taken with meals to absorb nourishing elements into the blood. Reported weight gains of ten to twenty five pounds a month are noted. The Jodor Pharmacy sells it with a money back guarantee.

Jodor

Patriot public rally for Sons of Veterans in Waterloo

Waterloo camp invites all men and grandsons of Civil War veterans to a Sons of Veterans rally at G A R hall on May 11. Decoration day parade prep aims for over 500 participants with back members reinstated free of charge. Prominent speakers, TM orchestra, and a free buffer luncheon accompany a push to join the Legion of Veterans. Waterloo plans for 300 participants.

Sons of Veterans Waterloo G. A. R. Ball Grand Army of the Republic Elvery

Postoffice shows distress signal joke over flag mixup

A Waterloo post office visitor asked about mutiny after a flag was hoisted upside down. The postmaster laughed, noting it was due to a new janitor’s mistake and quickly corrected. The Waterloo Evening Courier distributes one copy to about 6,700 homes each evening.

M. H. Kelly Waterloo

Maharaja Jaga-Jit Singh Badahur arrives on indefinite tour

The Maharaja of Kapurthalaia travels with sixty baggage pieces and golf sticks. His full ceremonial name is Jaga-Tit Singh Badahur Maharaja Kepurthataia Parinadi-i- Dribund Pasikau Itikad Davolat-i- Inglisha-Rajagan Rata Jaga-Jit-Singh-Badahur. He rules over the state and is arriving in the country for an unspecified stay.

Maharaja of Badahur

Fortnightly club banquet to feature unique entertainment

Fire officials await a statement as I C engine parts are missing after a collision and the fire net damaged in the tire truck incident. The Fortnightly club plans an unusual program for the annual banquet at First Congregational church on Tuesday evening May 18, with a large attendance expected. Sam J. Lichty underwent gallstone surgery yesterday in Waterloo after a prolonged illness since returning from California.

Dubham I. C

Jersey Cattle Breeders Honor Waterloo Man

Hugh G. Van Pelt was elected to the board of directors of the American Jersey Cattle club at a New York City meeting. He left Waterloo to visit eastern dairy farms and plans to attend the American Guernsey Cattle club annual meeting in Peterboro New Hampshire. The city auditor has not received a bill from American La France for fire apparatus repairs.

Hugh G. van Pelt American Jersey Cattle Club National Organization of Jersey Cattle Breeders New York City van Pelt Waterloo East Guernsey Cattle Club Peterboro N. H la France Fire Apparatus

Coconut oil makes a splendid shampoo

A vintage ad advises using pure malsified coconut oil as a superior shampoo to avoid harsh alkali in soaps. Moisten hair with water, rub in one to two teaspoonfuls, lather, rinse to remove dust and oil. The result is hair that dries quickly, feels silky and manageable, with inexpensive, long lasting supply.

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Black Hawk Reid Waterloo Savings Bank Commercial Bridge Streets Ade Wwaterloo Savings Bank Waterloo West Grippe Reo MarsRg India the Maharanee Sam J. Lichty Mr. Lichty California Jersey Wowoor Waterloo Electrical Supply Company Bridge Street F. H. Latier Lafayette Street Fourth Street Evening Courier Proyridtor First Filoor Lafayette Building 47Th ST. B Red Cross Drug Co Sycamore Street K. Joder & Son 4Th Street P.P.P. Basket Grocery CO Hosteter Building East Fifth and Sycamore Veg
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