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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
5
Civil war veteran CG P Brown longtime manager of Brown's Opera House in Waterloo says he voted for Democrat Daniel F Stack for U S Senator this year. He notes his first vote was for Abraham Lincoln and implies Stack is the only Democrat he has supported.
Gottlieb Baurer a pioneer Franklin county resident died at his daughter's home Mrs Eugene Fritz in Ackley Services were held at St Johns Evangelical church Edna Mae Hadley en route to hospital for her father illness Miss Hadley was ill with appendicitis and needed surgery not performed R Hadley improving slowly Mrs Zimmerman Arthur Zimmerman Waterloo was called to his parents home
On Sunday a mother suffered a slight stroke and lay unconscious outside the cellar entrance until about 4 p.m. Mrs Chenette is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Clare Chenette traveled to Rochester Minnesota for the mother’s operation and remain with her amid alarming illness with another son accompanying them.
Gastein and Fannie Kooba won county offices without opposition. W G Strack secured the position of county attorney. FL A Ruppelt did not seek another term in office.
Election returns show Republicans winning all offices in Grundy Center Iowa on November 6 with opposition defeated for all re election candidates. State Representative Bret Lepley Conrad won seat. Coolidge led president race. local totals list Sheriff Diehl and Treasurer Will Freriehs as winners among county officials.
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as a fast remedy for rheumatic pain and related conditions. It claims rapid relief, arthritis relief, and invites readers to buy from Wangler Bros or any druggist with a money back guarantee. It warns of rheumatoid disease risks to the heart and urges immediate purchase.
The ad promotes a two day sale of bed coverings and fabrics including Home Made Comforters made by Brethren Church ladies, 72x90 inches, plus Nashua blankets 72x90 inches at 3.95 per pair, 27 inch outing flannels and ginghams sold Friday at reduced yard prices, on the second floor.
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