EAGHLER LEADS COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Eaghler presides over the two day Laporte City session of Black Hawk County Sunday School association. Dr. E W Lanham of Cedar Falls gave the keynote on Bible knowledge. Other speakers included Rev Virgil Finnell and Miss Nichols of Des Moines. Plans discussed for Burlington state convention June 8 9 10 with hopes of fifty Waterloo delegates. next county meet set for Dunkerton. Officers elected include President Rev W H Beachler and other officers and superintendents across divisions. Executive committee named from Orange township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Sunday School
Gesociation
Laporte City
E.W. Lanham
Cedar Falls
Virgil Finnell
Miss Nichols
Des Moines
Burlington
Waterloo
Dunkerton
W. H. Beachler
J. 5. Tuthil
L. Survey
J. W. Knicker- Docker
F. P. Davis
Dunker
La Porte City Briefs Mixed With Local Happenings
Mrs. J N Kalb visited Waterloo. Mrs. F W Kline spent time with Waterloo friends. A new street fueling device for cars was installed by Billmer and Shull outside their garage. Milt Ballheim begins a hollow tile home project near town. Sunnyside lot owners plant trees while H B Lizer plants an apple row. Knights and Ladies of Security organized a local lodge with Waterloo participation. W S Skinner visited from Minneapolis. Recent rains loosened trolley poles, disrupting interurban service. passengers rode freight cars until repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
J&. N. Kalb
Waterloo
F. W. Kline
Billmer & Shull
Milt Ballheim
Sunnyside
H. B. Lizer
The
Progress Review
H. B
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. of P. Ball
W. S. Skinner
Minneapolis
Grape-Nuts Cited For Health Benefits In Testimonial
A reader from Michigan praises Grape-Nuts for curing years of digestive distress and weight loss. He reports improved appetite, disappearance of colic symptoms, and a 30 pound weight gain after adding the cereal to meals. The notice promotes the Postum Co pamphlet in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
Postum Co
Mattle Creek
Mich
Wellyle
Local Notices and Social Ties Highlight Waterloo Visitations
A series of brief notes from Waterloo recount meetings, travel, and family visits with neighbors heading to Colfax Marshalltown and Vinton for errands and funerals. The Ladies' Literary circle held a Division Day with flower and plant ball questions, while a cement walk project proceeds near the Syndicate block. Also mention Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baliheim
Waterloo
J. F. Camp
H. B. Lizer
Masonic Lodge
Joseph Husman
Colfax
Roy Bailey
Marshalltown
North Dakota
HM. L. Smelser
Willis Bryant
John Riley
J. G. Unger
Edgar Unger
Marie
Harold Unger
Marshall Town
Clifford Unger
J. C. Murphy
George Smelser
H. J. Blanchaine
Raymond Blanchaine
Elkader
Real Estate Transfers Across Cedar Valley and Waterloo
Real estate transfers list multiple Waterloo and Cedar Falls parcels. Transactions include Cedar Valley Development Co to F R Oyler for lot 100 Pleasant View Waterloo and May Oyler Sprague to Lot 99 Pleasant View for 130 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Cedar Valley Development Co
F. R. Oyler
Pleasant View
Waterloo
May Oyler Sprague
Fred Chevalier
Fred H. Yount
Howrey & McWilliams
Central Savings Bank
G. H. Cheever
Hanson
East Waterloo
Greenfield
E. G. Miller
Greenfield Addition
Hans Thompson
Carl §. Thompson
New Books for East Library Display Shelves
A list of newly acquired titles placed on the East Library display this week and ready to circulate by Saturday morning. Titles include Animal Secrets Told Brearly, Applied History Shambaugh, England and the English Collier, Everybody's Lonesome Laughlin, Five Thousand Facts About Canada Yeigh, Great Adventure Jewell, History of Workmen's Indemnity Downes, Lives Plutarch, Mr Browns Experience Wohlers, Nature in English Poetry Rheynolds, Science of Trapping Kreps, Story of David Livingstone Golding, White Ashes Kennedy Noble, and more literary and scholarly works from various authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library East
Brearly
Jewell
Thurston
Johnston
Leckey
Downes
EF. Halleck
Pluarch
Mr. Brown
Wohlers
Nature
Rheynolds
Kreps
Fabre
van Antwerp
David Livingstone
Golding
Raymond
Tittinger
Kennedy-Noble
Burroughs
Lish Literatura
Postmaster Takes a Bride in Oneida Township
Miss Eva Rector wed Postmaster Cloud at the bride’s mother home in Oneida Township on May 15 at high noon. Both are long-time residents from prominent local families. Cloud, postmaster of Earlville, and Eva plan to reside in Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
A. Rector
Eva
Hartville
Oneida Township
Cloud
Earlville
Barlvilie
Redfield Warns the Employed in Tariff Debate
Washington May 15 Secre tary Redfield of the commerce department warned business interests that the government will investigate threats of wage reductions following the Democratic tariff bill. Speaking before the National Association of Employing Lithographers, he said the department will probe whether threatened wage cuts are justified and urged employers to avoid using faulty production practices as excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redfield
Department of Commerce
National Association of Employing
Judge Dunham in town for work in saloon case
Judge George W. Dunham arrived from Manchester to review exhibits and petition in the saloon case. He will spend two days at the courthouse, then file his official opinion after further study, as the court processing continues with three judges active in different branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dunham
Manchester
Illinois Central
Whiting
Dunham
Delaware County
Grundy
Delaware
Dunham l
Mullan
Platt
Waterloo Evening Courier Subscription Offer
Your best buy farmer and breeder 1 yr Si Waterloo Evening Courier 33. Both for 3.20. Avail savings on reading matter. Keep posted on local affairs. Farmer and Breeder is the best agricultural weekly in the Northwest. Written by expert farmers and authorities. Renew subscription and invite neighbors. Papers sent to different addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Northwest
Journalists praised by U.S. attorney in Waterloo session
Assistant United States Attorney J A Rogers lavishes praise on newspaper men across fifty two counties saying he never saw a journalist break a confidence during six years in office. He defends reporters as loyal, honest, and protective of confidences while recalling his long ties with Fort Dodge Dubuque Sioux City and Waterloo press circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rogers
United States
Hawkeye State
Federal Court
Waterloo
Rogers
Peried
Fort Dodge
Dubuqué
Sioux City
Boy Who Lost Both Legs Rides Bike Again
In November 1907 Elmer Wilson, then 19, lost both legs below the knees when a train passed over them near Waterloo Cedar Falls. After weeks of recovery and aid from friends and public fundraising, he received artificial legs and now rides a bicycle with ease, joking about smaller shoe sizes and rejecting questionable remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Circus
Elmer
Wilson
Itching Eczema Relief Promised by ZEMO Even at 25 Cents
Advertisement touts ZEMO for quick eczema relief with a money back guarantee. Claims instant easing of itching and skin irritations, including dandruff, and asserts Baby skin relief. Notes price 25 cents and distribution through first-class druggists and direct mail order from E W Rose Medicine Co. Include testimonials and store listings in St Louis and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Sol Landau
Landau Cloak and Suit Co
Louis, Mo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
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Eaghler
Eva Lichty
Mae Barnes
C. M. Pierce Wiudson
G. P. Canelti
Harry Caesar
Temperance
Nerin B. Hersch
A. E. Lunn
W. R. Jameson
F. M. Wilson
I. M. Forney
Orange Township
Laporte
Foley
East Library
Duntan
Cordelia Copeland
Ardeela
Waterloo East
Harrisson Street
G. S. Myers
Waterloo Thrift Club
Waterloo Savings Bank
Harvey Blodgett
Omaha
Ohio
L. Foole
California St
Drogeteta
Advertican
Co. Miler
Wath Street
Dainty Gan
Tf Ae
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Bornea
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