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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Othinedouble strength from A. C. Smith Drug Co as a cure for freckles. It claims applying it at night will fade freckles by morning and remove even stubborn freckles, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
An enraged patient, Louis Martin of Kansas City, shot Dr. Jacques Hollinger three times in a Chicago clinic on the eighth floor of the Schiller Building, then killed himself. The incident caused near panic on the floor as staff and another patient fled.
Miss Emma Bockhouse arrived from Oaks North Dakota to assist her brother Herman in the Tripoli hotel. Moeller & Carstensen restructured, becoming Tripoli Implement Company with William Carstensen selling his stake. The new business opens January first. Various locals visited, weddings, births, and injuries noted including a cow kick breaking a leg and a hall injury causing pain.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Newell welcome a daughter born November 2. Miss Frankie Williams visited brother Charles last Sunday. Fr J Webster and family spent Sunday at Douglas Newell's. Harry Seal and family visited the Cortright home. Fred Winklemann and wife of Waverly called at the Eickelberg home. Katheryn Cortright closes her fall term at Fredericka this week.
Mrs. Charles Dorman and Mrs. Angil Cassaday visited Wa verly last week. Mrs. Frank Feist spent Thursday at the Rabeome. McCaffrey's moved to the John Silvers house. Fred Garrison's moved to the Isaac Moon house. Ancil Cassaday and family visited the Evenson home. Wild builds a new cement block barn after a summer lightning loss. Fitzgerald and Kathryn of Dubuque visiting the McCaffery home. Friday marks the last day of the fall term. Miss Williams arranged the hall. Dinner will be served picnic style and a school program is set for 2 p.m.
New York voters tipped the scales for Democrats citing tariff costs and high living costs. Figures show Wall Street betting paid off as bettors settled up, with brokers and auditors tallying around a million dollars in transfers and payouts across districts.
Mrs. C Welter of Oelwein visits for weeks with her daughter Mrs W Hemer Miss Lorena Striegel of Waterloo visits a few days with Miss Lizzie Koester Will Tilgen returns from South Dakota and husks corn for D S Heiple H Dilger of Oklahoma visits old friends C G W railway builds concrete bridge across Elk Run Frank Weber and H OToole purchase new wagons Shredders busy in area Schmitt brothers receive carload woven wire fencing on Saturday
The Cedar Falls region reports a large noon crowd for the Bacon special arrival. Lectures covered hog care, packing-house methods, and domestic science for students and women. Rev. J. Christensen arrives to lead the Danish Lutheran church. Cedar Falls HS plans scrimmage with East Waterloo and a game with Osage, Nov. 19. WWC T U meets on missions and rum. A new Estey organ arrives for the Presbyterian church. H. H. Seerley is named chair of the Iowa Teachers convention legislative committee. Weisbard livery adds a five passenger Moline auto.
Belle Plaine Iowa aims to complete a sanitary sewer system at a cost about 40 000 with work set to start next spring. The project includes an improved water supply and a high pressure gas system for the town with recent firm contracts and local industry interest.
A Battle Creek user testimonials Foley Kidney Pills by S Parsons detailing relief from kidney and bladder trouble. He cites back ache and urinary irregularities vanishing with steady use and highly recommends the remedy.
A wartime style advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar provides equally good results for both children and adults in treating coughs and colds. It cites Wanger Bros. and H. W. Taggart as distributors.
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