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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1912

Page

9

Amusements Announced for Electric Park Season Opening

Arch Webb leads a 16 piece band as Electric Park opens on June 10 with flying airship, figure eight and spiral thriller rides. The Orpheum theatre presents four acts from Sullivan & Considine circuit with an eight piece orchestra. Local concessionaires and booths, including R. E. Peterson and Mauritz Peterson, will run games and food stands. Officials list Lorre Alford as owner and Waterloo Amusement Co. as lessee.

Electric Park Western Flying Airship Co New York City Coaster Construction Company Chicago Elsworth Adama Orpheum Theatre Sullivan & Considine Lou Galyean Arch Webb James Ratchiford Elsworth Adams Galloway-Gibson Invvestment Company R. E. Peterson Waterloo Venice Ocean Park California Mauritz Peterson A. E. Weld Bert Smith Chas Sheldon Waterloo Ice Cream Cone Company WU Bray Kenneth Boyd Ellis Lore Alford Waterloo Amusement Co Herbert Parker James Ratch- Korn Fred Robertson Fred Voorhees George Evans Jake Anton

Lightning Strikes Barn Near Dunkerton Wrecks Farm

Lightning hit the Tim Meany place four miles southeast of Dunkerton Ia yesterday morning. The barn and corn crib hog house and chicken house burned with seventeen cows six horses a sow and pigs inside plus grain and hay. Two cattle escaped and were saved. only partial insurance coverage noted.

Dunkerton Tim Fleany Place Here Meany Joes

Sidney Co. Offers Early Morning Value at 3.95

A local notice advertises a sale by The Sidney Company at 214 East Fourth Street. The first 75 women arriving Wednesday morning can buy a $22.50 value for $3.95 and are urged to have a call back early.

Sture Sidney CO East Fourth Street

Hogs Die From Cholera On Local Farm Prompt Burn or Burial

Nearly 200 pigs on Dennis Shrock’s Eagle Center road farm near the city die from hog cholera. A veterinarian treats the herd as owners curb spread with precautionary measures. Past outbreaks suggest winter snow may have preserved the germ and spring reinfection. State law requires burning or burying infected carcasses. vaccination is recommended for prevention.

Dennis Shrock Eagle Center Road Worden Miller

Sisters Hurt at Cedar Falls Crossing Seek Damages

In Cedar Falls district court, Lida B Baumeister and Marie M Fredericksen sue Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern railway for injuries from a carriage collision at a street crossing. Plaintiffs' attorneys are H M Boarman and J B Newman. Notation of settlement and dismissal filed.

Lida B. Baumeister Marie M. Fredericksen Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Cedar Falls H. M. Boarman J. B. Newman Mabel Palmer L. J. Palmer Platt Alice Jennings B. E. Jennings H. J. Barrett B. O. Bunch Acme Harvesting Machinery Co Carroll Henry Paulson Henry Paulson & Co Theodore Bahrens Adolph Block

Labor Fight in Police Court Points to Brewery dispute

George Bloeser a striking machinist pleaded guilty to disturbing the public quiet in police court. He was fined six dollars with half suspended and faced a similar guilty plea on another complaint by Fred Leeper with the same sentence. The case stemmed from a north end saloon disturbance where Higgins claimed a tooth was knocked out and he was knocked down. Higgins testified that Bloeser called vile names though he admitted Bloeser did not strike him. Other arrests followed for drunkenness with sentences ranging from two to ten days. Trials for Joe Tierney and Jack Mulcahy were set for 6 p m today.

George Bloeser I. C E. L. Higgins Fred Leeper Higging Bloeser North End Higgins E. J. Casey Dan Shean Herman Huls Ole Legande F. S. Wortington Burlington Joe Tierney Jack Mulcahy

Moore to open racket store at Fourth street west

J M Moore, who split from the grocery business with H D Baker at 710 Jefferson street, will open a racket store about mid next week at 225 Fourth street west. Baker becomes sole owner of the grocery.

J. M. Moore H. D. Baker Jefferson Street Fourth Street Mr. Baker

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