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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1916

Page

8

Poultry and septic tank talks planned in Orange Township

Farmers in Black Hawk County will host demonstrations by Prof. M. L. Hoffman of Ames College on November 10 to 18. He will teach building modern septic tanks at small cost and discuss poultry husbandry with authorities from Town State College. Demonstration farms include Hansen, Lund, Moser, and Simpson-Miller Crystal farms in various townships.

Black Hawk County M. L. Hoffman Ames College Hoffman Thomas Hansen Black Hawk Township Peter Lund Cedar Falls Jacob Moser Grange Township Simpson-Miller YA. A. Burger HL. ‘A. Bittenbender K. W. Stoudfer State College At Ames Orange Center Consolidate Law School

Richest Indian in the Northwest Owns 30,000 Acres

St Paul Nov 7 Louis Agard, a South Dakota landowner with 30 000 acres and extensive cattle holdings, says he cares more for cattle than wheat prices. He sold a load of stock calves at a record price and notes cattle are his main business. He owns about 187 quarter sections on Standing Rock lands and recently sold land in McIntosh. He is accompanied by fellow half-breeds Jim Little Eagle Louis Archambault and Paul Middle Bull.

St. Paul Minn South Dakota Louis Agard Northwest Standing Rock Agard Lanls McIntosh Sone Buoch Mr. Agard Jim Little Eagie Louis Archambault Paul Middle Bull

Talented Local Women Lead City Show With New Scenery

The most popular and talented young women of the city take heart of a show, with Miller and Draper in charge for a second year. They bring a complete equipment of new scenery and costumes more elaborate than last year. The Cedar Falls band and orchestra will provide music for the parade and performance again this year.

Miller & Draper Ellis Area In Charge Cedar Falls

Nebraska Cave Man Held as a Vagrant

Omaha dispatch reports John Gonzales a 45 year old Mexican wanderer labeled a cave man. Held on vagrancy charges by Sheriff McShane in Douglas County after being found near Florence with improvised shelters of three tepees and a large club. He says eight years in the U S working as a railway laborer and sustained himself by begging and picking fruit.

Omaha, Neb Florence John Gonzales McShane Douglas County Musgrave Gonzales United States Lincoln

Iowa Guardsman issue on Mexican border debut

The first issue of The Iowa Guardsman, a Waterloo published paper priced five cents, reports on Iowa soldiers serving on the Mexican border. Editors, officers and privates, highlight duties to the president and border service bringing credit to the state national guard, with Waterloo companies’ stories in the debut edition.

Iowa Guardsman Iowa Waterloo Brownsville Tex America Border Army National Guard

Elks enlist young women to aid in minstrel show

Rehearsals for Waterloo Elks’ clever travesty show, the Tuxedo Minstrels, progress with daily sessions at Waterlan theatre on November 14 and 15. The group aims to provide the best local entertainment, featuring a verse-like travesty of grand opera and the help of about 20 participants.

Elks Waterlan Theatre The Waterloo

Dogs emerge after 7 days entombment in tunnel

Kansas City reports two dogs buried 15 feet underground for 163 hours without food or water escaped their earth tomb and returned home after owners believed them dead. The dogs, chasing a rabbit, fell into a deep hole on a bluff and survived the ordeal.

Kansas City Rosedale

Dogs Rescue From Cave After Six Day S log

Two boys chased a rabbit into a cave and a collapse trapped their dogs. They dug through earth, hoped for a rescue, and after six days one dog returned weak but alive. The other dog later emerged, having crawled toward freedom and then fed ravenously.

Boelke Dies Unvanquished Eyewitness Claims

Berlin reports an eyewitness account from Overseas News agency stating Capt. Boelke died Oct. 31 after disabling a hostile machine in aerial combat. His plane was damaged by a second aircraft, he descended in a Darrow spiral, and died at about 200 yards height with 40 enemies defeated. Funeral promises in Dessau echoed the hero’s memory.

Berlin Boelke Boelka Lokal-Anzeiger Thomsen Dessau

Hen Hatches Woodpeckers In Illinois Farm News

A Federalsburg area farmer finds a hen caring for 11 chickens and two woodpeckers in a hidden nest. The woodpecker chicks join the flock as the hen gathers worms, while the pair are fed and sheltered as part of the same brood. The other item notes U S population growth of 24 million over 15 years with animal counts shifting: cattle down, hogs up, and sheep down.

Indianapolis Ind Federalsburg Ill Washington, D. C United States

Pioneer Cow Testing Association Reports October Results

October tests by the Pioneer Testing Association, led by Anton Christiansen, covered 25 herds with 22 on official test. Among 15 new cows and 16 sales, many fresh cows are in poor condition due to short pasture and hot summer. top butterfat cows exceed 46 pounds with producers including Waterloo Jersey Farm and McKay Bros Holstein among others.

Pioneer Testing Association Anton Christiansen Wilk Ct Waterloo Jersey Jersey Jerse G. Bechtelheimer Guernsey McKay Bros—Holstein Messer Farms McKay Bros Messer Farms Co Waterloo Jersey Farm Geo. E. Cunningham

Foreigners urged to join high school night classes for citizenship

At least two high schools report strong turnout for free night instruction aimed at foreigners. Supt. GC W Kline lists 25 foreign applicants at East High and 26 to 30 expressing interest at West High. Meetings are planned to organize classes in reading, writing, arithmetic and crafts for men and women who seek to become citizens.

East High Supt GC. W. Kline Soulh Kean A.T. Hukul West High Board of Education Supt. Hakill

Two Rode a Fish in Wichita River Ride

G A Whitney and his 16 year old son rode a 42 pound catfish for half an hour on the Chickaskia river near Drury before landing it and bringing the fish to Wichita. They heard of the monster from neighbors and finally subdued the fish with the help of the son. The event follows reports of a large river catfish in the area.

Wichita Ken G. A. Whitney Chickaskia Drury Whitney Neller- Bors Mr. Whitney

Record of the Past Doan's Kidney Pills endorsement

Mrs. Starr of Waterloo praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble with improved condition after use. She quotes two public endorsements dated 1907 and 1915, stating ongoing faith and good results. Price twenty cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.

Wm. Starr Fowler St Waterloo Doan Wangler Bros. Durg. Co Dean

Heir to Fortune Works as Modiste in New York

Alice Eleanor Fox, heiress to more than 2 million from John Fox, works as a modiste in a New York shop earning 18 dollars weekly under the name Irene Austin. She lived at Foxhurst, L I, until age 18, then moved to the city to aid her mother’s obligations. Court records show she seeks the entire Fox estate, delaying settlement.

New York Altho She John Fox Crocker- Murphy Alice Eleanor B. Fox Ao Modiste Miss Fox Foxhurst Goldwin L. I

Cedar Heights approves two miles of cement walk

Cedar Heights town council ordered two miles of cement walk along model street Liberty Avenue. Miss Turn Lawk proposed Ames supervision for a model soak tank on school grounds to demonstrate use and cost savings. Thursday declared good round day as residents urged to assist with repairs using shovels and drags. Mayor William Galloway presided with W F Parrott acting as clerk.

Cedar Heighty Liberty Arenue Turn Lawk Aasochithou Ames Spenage Cedar Phaghts Wimam Galloway Conneilman W. F. Parrott

Women Told to Take Cascarets for Constipation

A public health style notice urges women and girls to take Cascarets when constipated to relieve headaches, billous feelings, sour breath, and stomach discomfort.

Delatone Skin Hair Removal Paste Advertisement Placed

An old product claim promotes delatone paste to banish hairy growth in minutes. It instructs mixing water with powdered delatone, applying to the skin for about two minutes, then rubbing and washing off. The pitch promises effective results if real delatone is used.

Beatty Toples Tiran

Boy Weds His Teacher In Tennessee School

Sadie Patrick of Arlington Tennessee married James L Yarbrough while she taught him as a pupil two years earlier. The pair faced school policy barring married teachers and now live with Yarbrough's elder parents as they adjust to married life amid a small town scandal. Moonshiner charged as government agenda arrives in Nashville with James Studdock noted.

Moamphisa Oun Navy Jis Ip Hey Thea Mint Sadie Patrick Arlington Tenn Memphis James le Yarbrough Mins Patrick Sehonl James L. Yarbrough Misa

Linden church pillar linked to moonshine empire king

In Linden Tennessee authorities arrested Haddock as he finished a prayer in the Linden church where he has been a pillar for 42 years. Officials say for four decades he led one of the region’s largest mountain distilleries in the moonshine belt, earning the title king of the Tennessee wildcatters.

Linden Tenn Tennessee Wildcatters Haddock Linden Church

Woman Hitches to Mule With Husband Suspect Alibi

Lincoln Nebraska November 7 a woman hitched to a mule driven slowly toward the state prison was picked up by Sheriff Hyera. She identified herself as Mrs Hopking and claimed her husband drove her as an animal. The son partly denied the tale and said he took a turn in the harness. In the sheriff’s car the woman tried to strike the officer with an axe and refused to surrender her name.

Dhove Wiere Lincoln Neb State Prison Sherif Hyera

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