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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1911

Page

6

Three Claimants Hover Over $260 Diamond Ring Case

Deposition of Mrs. Bertha McMullan filed in Waterloo Court pits A Greenberg pawn broker and attorney J T Knapp against George Nelson as three claimants over a $260 diamond ring now held by the Clerk of Courts. McMullan details how she obtained the ring in Chicago and how Knapp and Nelson are connected to its alleged ownership amid a tangle of payments and alleged theft.

Bertha McMullan A. Greenberg J. T. Knapp George Nelson Iowa City Bentley McMullan Greenberg Burnice Mathews Airs Aame Knapp Ring Mr. Greenberg J. D. Liffring Jover Chicago State Street Lewy Bros Mr. Lewy Mr. Nelson Waterian Davenport Hiim Nelson Grace Clark

In the Good Old Days

A Wellsville resident reads a 1822 merchant account book noting lumber at $8 and $4 per 1900 feet, whisky six cents a pint, beef 3.5 cents per pound, board and lodging at $1.62 weekly, common labor 40 cents daily, skilled labor 75 cents, coffee 33 cents a yard, tea 75 cents to $4.59 per pound and coffee largely unknown.

Waterloo Wellsville Connon

Wife Beater Heavily Fined After Testimony

Samuel Baum, 39, was fined 100 dollars by Judge Caldwell for beating his wife and children. The payment goes to Mrs. Baum at ten dollars weekly for ten weeks, plus the 25 dollars found on him at arrest. Neighbors testified to mistreatment and Baum’s prior arrest. he served three days on the streets with a ball and chain. Mrs. Baum plans to move near Cedar Rapids. judge urged police to monitor. A household medicine ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound follows.

Samuel Baum Caldwell Telis Baum Reber Avenue H. E. Newell Haum Cedar Rapids

Dictionaries Given Free Through Courier Promotion

The Waterloo Evening Courier distributes Webster's New Standard Dictionaries to readers via six coupons from consecutive issues. Recipients praise the program as a clever ad and a public benefit, while the paper notes growing demand and widespread literacy benefits across the region. Letters from subscribers John Gallagher and H. J. Moore express gratitude and pride in the gift.

Waterloo Evening Courier Courier Siemand Sira Express John Gallagher Waterloo Fryening Courier H. 7. Moore

Gallant St Pauls church members present prize to girls class

The young men of St Pauls church won a membership contest and presented their picture prize to the high school girls Sunday school class. The indoor picnic concluded dedication week with 300 attendees, class decorations, badges, receptions, a music and recitation program, and refreshments in the dining room.

St. Paul's Church

Hannibal Collects Gold Rings After Cannae Battle

After the battle of Cannae Hannibal gathered several bushels of gold rings on August 2 210 B C. The action is noted as part of ancient spoils from the Roman clash.

Cannae B. C Hannibal

Cement Users to Hold Convention in Sioux City

The Iowa association of Cement Users will convene its eighth annual winter convention and show in Sioux City from January 10 to 12, 1912. Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska and Waterloo manufacturers will attend, with the auditorium expected to be filled. Officers are President J W Budd Des Moines, Vice Presidents C C Merillat Winfield and H H Dean Payne, Treasurer G E Tathwell Waterloo, Secretary Ira Williams Ames.

Iowa Association of Cement Users Sioux City Minnesota Dakotas Nebraska Waterloo J. W. Budd Des Moines C. C. Merillat Winfield H. H. Dean Payne Treasuer G. E. Tathwell Ira Williams Ames

Standard Bearers Organize Society Meeting

A gathering at Elizabeth Davis's home on South Street organized the Standard Bearers society. Officers named include President Ruth Spry, Recording Secretary Gladyce Aukerman, Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Davis, and Treasurer Dorothy Wilson. A ranchesa was served and a social hour followed.

Elizabeth Davis Standard Bearers Ruth Spry Gladyce Aukerman Dorthy Wilson

Grace M E Church Quartet Plans Nov 19 Concert

Grace M E church quartet led by Kenneth E Runkel organist director will present six numbers from the cantata Inheritance Divine by Harry Rowe Shelly at a Sunday evening service on November 19. The group is a leading local quartet and promises an interesting musical program. Visitors Giller of Aurora and Mr Fisher with Mrs H Peck of South Dakota have returned home after visiting Mrs E F Brown for 26 years.

Order of Moose Waterloo Gar Herman Q. Smith Moose Minstrel Company Grace M. E. Church Quartette Kenneth E. Runkel Harry Rowe Shelly Giller Aurora Fisher H. Peck South Dakot E. F. Brown Lafayette Stree

Davenport Woman Reports Striking Relief from Root Juice

A Davenport woman touts Root Juice as curing years of indigestion and stomach distress after a few days. Mrs. B. W. Smith of 444 W. 4th St. says digestion improved, appetite returned, and pain vanished. Henderson Drug Store advertises the remedy and notes growing sales and local testimonials.

Davenport Rees B. W. Smith W. Std St Henderson Drug Store

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First Presbyterian Church Park Avenue and Mulberry Street Brotherhood Club Robert C. Westenberg Extra Music Moose Minstrels Wife Beater Foley Anna Pelzer Jeffferson Street Omaha Neb Henleon FY. W. Taggart Courier Dictionary
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