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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

11

Des Moines Hosts Record Banker Convention Crowd

Des Moines drew nearly 2000 bankers for the twenty seventh annual Iowa Bankers Association conven tion breaking attendance records. Weather was ideal and hotel lobbies and the Savery Hotel became reunion centers with clubs opening their doors for visitors and the Grant Hyperion Elke and Golf and Country clubs hosting events.

Des Moines Financial Center State Middle West Iowa Sooling Brosnee Savery Grant Club Hyperion Club Elke’ Club Golf and Country Club

Winslow Social Notes Mention Visits and Hogs Shipment

May 26 Winslow reports Mrs Charles Williams visiting relatives at Waverly. Will Tostlebe shipped a carload of hogs. Mrs Frances Vari Nordstrand of Waverly visited her sister Mrs Daniel Newell. Fred Garrison of Oelwein visited C A George home. Grandmother Zimmermann ill. Will Zimmermann shipped potatoes. Farmers seek dry weather to finish planting corn.

Zimmermann Will Zimmermann

Local Notes From Clarksville May 27

Clarksville May 27 news briefs list visits and family events. Several residents, including Mrs. A Greene and Mrs. Wm French, host or visit relatives. a 7 year old boy broke his left arm after falling from a tree. weddings and hospital visits are noted. calenders mention Children’s Day at the Presbyterian church and local arrivals to work at M Graham's hardware.

Clarksville Shepard A. Greene Ed Ashline Packard Marble Rock van Wamsley Wells Minn John Kephart Cedar Rapide Ema Kephart Emma Meads Shell Rock M. Graham Mary Kellogg Cedar Falls H. W. Kitchen Florence al Boyd Albert Lea T. B. Gabby Jessie Waite Waverly Hospital Iureday Nerroth Érdnshaw Joe Wanisley Waseta Jennie Leafe Vera Yaget Crawfordsville Faye Crosby Presbyterian Church C. Hodsdon Sheil Rock Minnie Hodsdon Henry Seer Farmington, IL Fisher Frank Brockman Fred Barr

Bankers speak on duty and cooking atweet high graduation

Johnson of Waterloo Savings Bank told Weet High seniors that they must work to make good and avoid shirking duty. He awarded prizes for US history and athletic achievements, noted a future $106 domestic science prize, and stressed cooking as a key to a happy home.

Terion Serings Bank Weet High Laeda Claas Emmons Johnson Waterloo Savings Bank Weet High School Johnson Clarence Myers Presley Frank Glenn Miller Austin Burt Bunker Hill United States 8. M. Wallace Elmer Herschel Charles Shirey Spencer Warner Westigh Misa Louise Miller

Commencement Night Highlights in Waterloo and Eagle Center

A busy week includes a large crowd at the Lowell school graduation in Waterloo with Mrs Barr teaching earlier. The event featured the class play The Fascinating Fannie Brown and drew riots applause with receipts of 150. Nearby, families and friends from Rockford Mason City and Dysart shared visits, funerals, and farming updates as residents reported corn planting progress and community travel in Iowa towns.

Lowell School Waterloo Barr Fannie Brown Ed Sadler John Rockford Bertha Schmidt Eucat A. W. Smith Sarah Bouton Hampton Cecil Roberta Mason City Geo. Clark Kata Palmer C. W. Kocher P. M. Dickey Mather Street Green Street

Bedard Couple Visit Waterloo in May

Eagle Center news notes Mr and Mrs Alfred Bedard were Waterloo visitors Saturday. Mrs Sam Lumbus was called to Audion Wednesday evening due to a serious illness.

Eagle. Center Alfred Bedard Waterloo Sam Lumbus Audion

Local Notes From Across Iowa This Week

Christie at Gilbertville last Thursday. Matt Cahill delivered a horse in Waterloo last week. Misa alioe Connelly is sewing at the Peter Beck home this week.

Marshal Knott Defends G P Loyalty in Court Sessions

Edward Knott of Waverly, United States marshal since 1896, voiced strong Republican loyalty after attending federal court sessions. He praised the GOP, noting his pride in remaining a Republican and his intent to keep supporting GOP principles amid party shifts. Knott was first appointed in 1889 by Harrison and continued service through McKinley era.

Edward Knott Waverly United States Federal Republican Party Marshal Knott Knott Harrison Cleveland William McKinley

Competing Bids For New Waterloo Hotel Brick Contract

The Russell Lamson hotel project at Commercial and Fifth streets west sees strong bidding from Waterloo residents and outside firms. CG O Lamson said awards may wait several days as the lowest responsible bidder with satisfactory Waterloo bids will win, with local bidders favored under policy.

Russell-Lamson Commercial Fifth Streets Waterloo CG. O. Lamson Lamson

Prompt and Effectual Cure for Ble Haldy

When you have a bad cold you want relief and a permanent cure. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids excretion, opens secretions, and restores the system to health. It has worldwide sales and can be depended upon. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Shallenberger Receives Gratitude Letter From Healed Patient

A patient cured eleven years ago writes thanks to Dr. W. Shallenberger. The note says life improved after years of nervous illness and credits the doctor. An advertisement announces Dr. Shallenberger will visit Hotel Ellie in Waterloo on Saturday May 31.

DH. W. Shallenberger Shallenberger

Motion for New Trial Over Waterlooo Liquor Sale Consent Names Count

In Waterloo a motion for a new trial was filed by proponent lawyers Gasser Koebele Klein Federapiel Klein Frank Riley Muldoon Hoyer. They allege the court erred in counting petition names and withdrawals, claiming sufficient majority remains and that the decision conflicted with law and evidence. Hearing will be set by Judge Dunham with arguments soon.

Waterloo W. N. Birdsall J. T. Sullivan H. B. Boies Michael Gasser P. A. Koebele C. W. Klein N. Federapiel FP. F. Klein Sam Frank J. H. Riley J.T. Muldoon J. M. Hoyer Pitth Alxth Dunham Attorneya Reed & Tuthill Courtright & Arbuckle

Waterloo group plans Burlington Convention trip

About twenty five Waterloo residents have signified intention to attend the Burlington Convention set for June 3 4 and 5. They urge W H Howrey to be notified at once and to send names to Burlington to secure free lodging and breakfast during the event.

Waterloo Burlington W. H. Howrey Mr. Howrey

Waterloo Delegation Planned to Burlington

A call to action urges those committed to going to Burlington to keep their promises. The Waterloo plan involves securing a car and assembling a delegation that will make people sit up and take notice.

Hig Black Waterloo Burlington

Mother of 17 Seeks Divorce in Fort Dodge

Mrs. Annie Treband mother of seventeen and forty years a wife filed for divorce from Chas H Treband citing drunkenness and cruel treatment. Judge R M Wright issued injunction barring entry to the home and granted a $500 attachment writ. They married in Dayton in 1873. Cure for Stomach Disorders notes advertise Chamberlain's Tablets.

Rugmaking Offer From WM Nicholson Prop

Rugs and carpets offered from ingrain carpet Brussels rugs and chenille curtains. Call 604 Rhey St or phone 1869-Black WM Nicholson, proprietor.

Rhey St

Merital Hair Tonic Ad Promises Scalp Health

An advertisement from Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co promotes Merital Hair Tonic as an easy solution to prevent baldness and dandruff by keeping the scalp germ free. It claims a guaranteed product and urges regular use to deter dandruff germs believed to cause baldness.

Henderson Drug Co Red Cross Drug Co

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Winslow Unoms Johnson President of Thompson John Ryan Austin Peter Rosater Pauline Frank Neubalsen John Gill Jos Lillex Alvin Styubel James Maynard Carl Schaeter Peter Trainor Homer Lumbus Frank Thompson Flaherty Charles Hesse John Smith Wm. Bayler Eagle Center Leo Casey Dysart Wiss Kate McGarvey Pater Beck A. Lynn Bs‘ Smith Blessing Ba Clara, Witty Jobn Bittah Colne Mae John Bedard Tom Conry Corpud Ile Sread Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company Fletcher Castoria Chas IL. Fletcher Centaur Company Murray Street York WM. Nicholson Prop Letous North Western States Lehigh Wortland Cement Canfield Lumber Falls Ave THE State House Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company Glearance Sale Waterloo Trunk Co Sycamore Bt Logan Ave Wagon Calla
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