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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1911

Page

9

Waterloo to Extend Police Applicant Deadline

The civil service commission prolonged the deadline for police and fireman applicants to Wednesday evening. Twelve men have signed to be policemen and four to be firemen, all tall and skilled. Dr. J A Jerger heads the board and will receive applications. exams set for next Saturday at 2 p m in city hall. The aim is a highly trained force to improve city policing.

Hagerman Place Falls Avenue Hagerman P E Waterloo Civil Service Commission J. A. Jerger

Sunday Rest For Police Reduces Arrears At Caldwell Court

A light Sunday docket at Judge Caldwell's court resulted in six arrests for drunkenness or vagrancy. John Rhodes received a sixty day labor sentence for vagrancy, with a 30 day prior sentence tacked on, extending his punishment accordingly.

Rain Deluge Boosts Soil But Dazes Residents

A weekend storm dropped 1.8 inches of rain Saturday night, totaling 3.45 inches since late April. Lightning flashed and thunder roared as J D Burtner’s home at 107 Lafayette Street was struck, chimney damaged, roof holes.

Buertner

Tercentenary of English Bible Observed in City

Two large audiences heard sermons in a First C O M E church marking the tercentenary of the English Bible. Rev. Frank Cole reviewed the Bible's revision and history, noting the King James Version was printed 300 years ago yesterday. Rev. Walter Rollins spoke on The Word of God in the evening, delivering an engaging address.

Frank Cole Walter H. Rollins

Auto Men Race to Cedar Falls

A. J. Reber and John Libby raced to Cedar Falls on a Saturday afternoon to settle a $75 bet. Reber passed Libby after the Black Hawk Bridge and won $16. The event may spark more summer challenges among auto men.

A. J. Reber John Libby Cedar Falls Reber Lidby Black Hawk Bridge Reher Mtr

Escaped Painter Re-Arrested After City Hall Return

Tom Molamphy, the painter who escaped on Saturday, was captured late Saturday afternoon and is back at work in his former city hall stand. The force now stands at two men, one previously released Saturday. The legislature chamber and city engineer's office have been painted, and work continues in the clerk and auditor's office. The overall appearance of the rooms is greatly improved.

Tom Molamphy

Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule Listings

A list of residents with addresses and times for neighborhood Bible classes. Entries include Mrs. L. B. Taylor Burton Ave 2 30 and Mr. Carson 909 Kern St 7 45 with many others. Several names appear with addresses in Eugene Bell Florence St 7 45 and Mrs. Gibbs 1332 Washington St 3 00, noting some do not meet in the Naval place.

Mr. Carson Kern St King Edwards &J Cassel Lincoln St Hattie Stark Dane St T. F. Kenny Iowa St W. F. Mack Walnut Eugene Bell Florence S. B. Reed Geo. Scott Sycamore St Simon Shanks Home Park Walker W. Fourth St F. L. Marquis West 7Th St Gibbs Washington St W. 8. Stokes West Fifth St J. W. Henderson Leland, Ave J. Davis Avalon Ave Naval Place

Atkinson Lands Mammoth Fish Near the Dam

W J Atkinson landed a four pound mammoth fish near the dam shortly before noon marking a probable record. The event delighted local fishermen and the fish will be served to city sportsmen this evening. Mrs Thomas Wilson and daughter Marlice visited Mrs J A Zook on Walnut Street and were en route to Minneapolis after Emma Beckman’s funeral.

W. J Atkinson Ward Thomas Wilson Marlice J. A. Zook Walnut Street Minneapolis Ara Emma Beckman Wilson

New Rheumatism Remedy Promoted by Henderson Drug Agents

A newly compounded formula called Merital Rheumatism Powder is offered as a universal remedy for rheumatism in its various forms. Promoted by Henderson Drug representatives and endorsed by many who have tried it, the product claims to relief a wide range of rheumatic complaints.

American and Press Association Henderson Dreg Representatives

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Maytag-Mason Automobile Factory Jefferson Street North Western Land & Investment Co L. Roth SIA L. B. Taylor Burton Ave Atkinson Lands Mammoth Fish
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