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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1912

Page

6

Mary Harris Armor to Speak in Waterloo on How Georgia Went Dry

Noted temperance lecturer Mrs. Mary Harris Armor arrives from Cedar Rapids and will address the First Methodist church on How Georgia Went Dry. The talk is free and open to the public with special invitation to working men. She will be hosted by Mrs. A. I. Edwards on Lafayette Street during her Waterloo stay.

Mary Harris Armor Waterloo Cedar Rapids Georgia South Nashville Tennesstean City Frances E. Willard Mary Artor Georgia Woman's Christan Temperance Union

Hunter's license saves wolves sight and hunter

Keene in Cedar Falls spots four young wolves near the river. He contemplates taking action but lacks a hunter's license. The wolves depart into the woods, demonstrating that hunting without licensure invites trouble.

Cedar Falls T. B. Keene Waterloo

Weary Willies Halt at Falls

Hoboes arrive at Falls City with some money while refuge workers direct them to paving projects and temporary shelter. A mix of funds and labor aid the transient group as authorities manage the arrival.

Tramps Deterred by Rainboard Train Theft Plans

Four hoboes boasted of pickpocketing tricks on Illinois Central No. 7 and fled at Waterloo after a cloudburst, choosing not to accept work. Local notes report the Black Hawk Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual meeting. St Mary’s School will close Friday. civic groups plan summer picnic and officer elections.

Cedar Falls Ilinois Central Darbuque Great Chunka Waterloo Black Hawk Ahapter E. Grant Miller Mae Dougherty Miss Dougherty C. M. Wyth Missa Lucy Plummer Rutledge Harris J. W. Jarnagin St. Mary’s Parochial School

Overthrow of the Liquor Traffic Cited as Power Factor

A fragment notes that one of the strongest forces on the American continent in toppling liquor traffic is highlighted. The statement underscores a broad, influential role in shaping prohibition era efforts and policy momentum.

Foley Kidney Pills Aid West Plains Man in Bed to Recovery

J. A. Adleman of West Plains Missouri reports kidney trouble and rheumatism improved after Foley Kidney Pills. He says a friend recommended them, and in days he was out of bed and two weeks later discarded his cane. H. W. Taggart endorses. Extra Attraction Carl Brown at Majestic May 22. Mrs M H Kelly visits relatives in Sioux City.

Louisa Setzer Montana Louisa Betzer Gutte, Mont Elderkin Iowa Elderkins Black Hawk County J. A. Adleman West Plains Foley H. W. Taggart Carl Brown Majestic

Officials Guests of Helmet Lodge Banquet At Temple

The Helmet lodge No 89 Knights of Pythias hosted Grand Chancellor Louis A. Wineke of Cherokee as guest of honor at a regular meeting in the temple. Attendees included visitors from Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids and Waterloo with talks by Wineke Stoddard Kimball Murphy and others. A banquet followed at 6 30 p.m. in the dining hall and a passenger list of local and visiting members praised the event. Kidney patient M Markham of Winona Minn credited Foley Kidney Pills for relief and cure.

Helmet Lodge Knights of Pythias Temple Louis A. Wiweke Cherokee Hop Clem Kimball Council Bluffs Bernard Murphy Vinton Order J. C. Stoddard Cedar Rapidse L. M. Hahn Grundy Center I. N. Dilly Ed Esher la Porte City Greene Lodge Wineke Stoddard Kimball Porterfield Waterloo Atlantic W. W. Woolley Minnesota

Railway Men Here for Trial in Waterloo Case

A group of Illinois Central officials arrived in Waterloo for the Henrietta Egan vs. Illinois Central Railroad case in federal court. Leaders include J L A Downs of Fort Dodge Iowa division superintendent W Battsfore of Chicago division T H Sullivan Minnesota division W Attwill Dubuque trainmaster and N P Mills Fort Dodge trainmaster all at the Ellis.

Illinois Central Henrietta Egan Illinois Central Railroad Company Waterloo The Ellis JL. A. Downs Fort Dodge Iowa W. Battsfore Chicago T. H. Sullivan Minnesota W. Attwill Dubuque N. P. Mills

Readers Delighted by New Illustrated Bible

The Courier distributes illustrated Bibles praised by readers. Many thank letters arrive as people show the Bible to friends to influence others. Illustrations are integrated with text, aiding reading, especially for children who learn by pictures.

Educational Certificate Offer Hidden in Bible Pictures

Fragments advertise a limited time offer for six educational certificates with a Bible themed set. The message promises a beautiful volume and states an amount specified in the certificates with a note that today’s certificate will be followed by another page.

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Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Waterloo Listings

Black Hawk Co Abstract J P Hummel transfers to Galloway-Giles Investment Co. lot 94 1st add Waterloo. Clifford J Wooley to Lewis Dailey lot 5 block 4 Leavitt Jas Miller's addition Water $3250. J A Bown to Helen Toffer to block 5 Rose Hill addition Waterloo 850. Mary A Miller to Samantha Spiker part of lot 5 block 18 D addition Waterloo 1000. WwW C Kohl to Olite Zimmer lot 2 block 17 1st addition View Place Waterloo 300. HZra Newton to Lucy E Spring lot 3 block 3 Baltimore tion Waterloo 1. Bera Newton to P L Christien lot 2 block 1 Baltimore tion Waterloo 1. Waterloo Loan & Trust Co to D Trusty lot 10 block 5 So Park 1. The James Gardiner company estate rentals insurance.

Black Hawk Co J. P. Hummel Galloway-Giles Investment Co Galloway Clifford J. Wooley Lewis Dailey Leavitt Jason & Miller J. A. Bown Helen Toffer Rose Hill Watloo Mary A. Miller Samantha Spiker Waterloo D. Trusty Block Park

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