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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1914

Page

10

Girl Returns to Home in Oelwein

Elizabeth Huppertz, nearly 15, returns to Oelwein from California with her parents after living with Franz Meyer who had lured her away last year. Meyer faced kidnapping charges earlier but vanished. Elizabeth traveled home via Kansas City and the Great Western.

Oelwein Elizabeth Huppertz Mra Frank Huppertz Third Avenue South California Franz Meyer Oelwe Cosson Hughes Meyer Elizabeth Chicago Pacific Coast Portland Ore Kansas City Ble Chicago Great Western

Cummins Reports No Contributions Or Expenses

Washington May 19 Senator Cummins filed his campaign expense statement with the senate showing no contributions and no expenses. The report notes strictly personal travel is not reported and a Des Moines committee has formed to run his campaign, with no advised expenditures yet.

Washington, D. C Cummins Senate Des Moines

Liver Aid to Blood Purity Claims

The article promotes S. S. S. as a remedy for sluggish liver and impure blood, claiming it stimulates liver cells to convert blood constituents into eliminable products and supports healthy tissue. It links rheumatism catarrh anemia and other conditions to impure blood and urges purchasing S. S. S. at drug stores or consulting The Swift Span Company in Atlanta.

S. S Swift Spera Company Swift Bidg Atlanta

Small Grains and Fruit Prospects Improve in Iowa

Unseasonably cool weather and frost swept across Iowa the week ending May 17. Rain, hail and wind disrupted field work in central regions while southern areas saw corn up and being cultivated. Despite storms, soil is generally good and four fifths of corn is planted. small grains and fruit prospects remain promising. Nine new normal training schools were designated in Lennox, Missouri Valley, Perry, Brooklyn, Charles City, Grand Junction, Adel, Clear Lake, and Taber, with about 150 to 160 county normal high schools planned next year.

Des Moines Geo. M. Chappel Iowa Lennox Missouri Valley Perry Brooklyn Charles City Grand Junction Adel Clear Lake Taber

Illegitimate Child Wins Share in Campell Estate

Des Moines May 19 The Iowa Supreme Court reverses a Jasper county ruling and orders Eva E Robertson of Timber Creek township Marshall county to share equally in the estate of Thomas R Campbell a Jasper county farmer who died Sept 1 1911 The court holds Iowa law allows illegitimate children to inherit equally with legitimacy in property divisions.

Des Moines Byron W. Preston Jasper County Supreme Court Eva EB. Robertson Timber Creek Township Marshall County Thomas R. Campbell Eva Robertson Campbell Armilda Ferguson Eva E. Robertson Iowa

Inmates of Soldiers' Home Answer Taps

Three Iowa Soldiers' Home residents died in two days including W L Keaggy a 79 year old from Mapletown who fell and later died of cerebral hemorrhage and Julius T Chaffee 76 from Ottumwa who had valvular heart disease. Edwin G Dickens 76 of West Union died in his home state. In Council Bluffs a 70 year old Mrs William Ballinger was badly hurt in a runaway crash near Thurman. A J James and granddaughter Viola McGlone were injured in a separate car mishap. Larry and Winifred Beck were injured in a motorcycle accident near Shenandoah.

Marshalltown Iowa Soldiers W.L. Keaggy Mapleton Keaggy Pennsylvania Thirty-ninth Iowa Infantry Maria Keaggy Julius T. Chaffee Thirteenth Iowa Infantry Ottumwa Adeline Chaffee Charles H. Chaffee Des Moines Edwin G. Dickens West Union Company K Forty-ninth Wisconsin Infantry Council Bluffs William Ballinger Thurman

Ninth annual convention of Music Teachers of Town

The nine teenth annual convention of the Society of Music Teachers of Town will meet in Muscatine on June 17 18 and 19. A chorus and orchestra open the program with additional numbers. Miss Myrtle Elwyn performs a recital and Professor Carl Seashore gives a lecture on The Measurement of Musical Talent with tests illustrating his points. Recitals by members and pupils, plus an unusual toast program at the banquet, are planned.

Muscatine Society of Music Teachers of Town Myrtie Elwyn Carl Fi. Seashore Graduate College The University of Town

Iowa Railroads Sued For 100000 In Damages

Perry May 19 Attorneys from Perry file a petition against C R I and Colfax Northern Railways over an accident in Colfax that cost a 6 year old boy named Ira Miles both feet. The suit seeks 100000 dollars in damages claiming negligence in yard switching operations.

Perry Iowa Colfax Northern Railways Ira Miles Colfax Colfax & Northern Rock Island

Fighting the codling moth orchard pest

Ames May 15 entomologists of the Iowa agricultural experiment station publish a bulletin on controlling the codling moth. R L Webster notes the pest infests every Iowa orchard and recommends spraying after blossom drop and a second spray in July if wormy apples appear.

Ames Iowa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station R. L. Webster

Gas car accident claims Rock Island worker

Albert Kuchinka, an employee of Rock Island, died after falling from a speeding gas car on the railroad between Oxford and Tiffan. Officials say a hemorrhage of the brain caused his death after he slipped and toppled from the moving car, striking his head on a tie.

Iowa City Albert Kuchinka The Rock Isand Oxford Tiffan Kuchinka

Relative settlement clears Himmel Bros note in Town Falls

The State National bank of Town Falls reports the Himmel brothers note of 3000 dollars has been paid. Relatives who were sureties settled the claim, leaving Iowa Falls bank with no loss. Also, Nereben Kelteutis fined 20 dollars plus costs for assault on Pete Pikouls, while Mike Gombaskas was dismissed. Funeral for William Goodsell to be followed by burial in Applington.

Town Falls State National Bank of Himmel Brothers Radcliffe Himmels Iowa Falls Court of Justice McMurray Pete Pikouls Nereben Kelteutis Mike Gombaskas Pikouls WM. Goodsell Conger Street William Goodsell E. D. Marsh Applington

Prospects for Iowa Dairy Congress Show Bright at Waterloo

The 1915 annual Iowa State Dairy Association convention heads to Waterloo during Dairy Cattle Congress week. The meeting will feature breed days for Holstein Jersey Ayrshire and Guernsey with cow demonstrations and added prize money helped by $400 from eastern cattle clubs. A milking machine exhibit and 49 booths await exhibitors as Waterloo hosts a grand cattle display and related events.

Iowa State Dairy Association Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Des Moines Cattle Congress Jide W. RB. Quarteo Algona Dairy Association J. J. Ross E. J. Sadler Jersey Ayrshire Guernsey Kansas City Springfield Hugh G. Vanlelt Helstein

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