Joseph & Sons to Open Jewelry Store in Waterloo
The Joseph & Sons company will open a jewelry store tomorrow in the First National bank building ground floor corner room leased to them. The Des Moines firm with forty years of reputation aims to provide a premier outlet, bringing capital and energy to Waterloo and expanding local trade.
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First National Bank
Joseph & Sons Company
Messrs
Joseph
Des Moines
Waterloo
Best in glasses requires best optical service in town
News from Winterset reports the death of Mrs. Nellie Cockburn, formerly in the Black Dry Goods millinery dept. A. H. Coward goes to Kansas City for a Western Jobbers' assoc. meeting. A San Francisco birth adds to the Hanley family. Florence Shull of Waterloo is the mother. E. J. Loses of Columbia underwent finger amputation to save the hand after infection. Ten year old Everett Corcoran injured at an iron gate. Miss Laverne Porter of Orange township visited Emerson School and planned a two day stay with W. L. Cunningham. Iowa City trip for the state university homecoming and Ames game noted by J. C. Clark and W. T. McMurr. Three men charged with drunken disorderly conduct on Fourth and Fifth streets, with whiskey in possession. West High changes policy on conformance to forbid mass gatherings at football events. Beginning with Friday's game, autos may enter the field from West...
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A. H. Coward
Kansas City
Western Jobbers’ Association
San Francisco
William Hanley
Florence Shull
Waterloo
E. J. Loses
Columbia Siree
Everet Corcoran
Guy Walker
Andy Mahon
Arnold Gruber
Cstudy
West High Athletic
Allen
Fangarrow
West Ditch
Didone
Une Field
Wes
Water loo Courier Embroidery Pattern Outfit Offer
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces a big distribution of Imperial Pattern Outfits for tomorrow. Embroidery patterns, transferable with quality, cost 68 cents for a complete set, a fraction of usual prices. Readers must clip six certificates and pay 68 cents at the office, or mail 75 cents with dates. limited consignments available.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Wartevening
Waterloo Us
Man Sues Over Infection From Hog Bath Incident
Plaintiff seeks 4000 damages claiming infection and blood poisoning followed hogs heads being handled in a bath. He alleges exposure occurred April 1 1913 while working at a plant, with injury to the right hand from a tooth in a hogs head and four months of illness. The suit cites persistent damage and seeks compensation from the company.
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M. CC
Sehoullis
Aqiamn
von Woricht
Negligent in Not Providing Hook to Work With
A fragment notes that someone was negligent in not providing him with a hook to work with. The terse line suggests workplace friction or managerial oversight affecting performance. No additional context or names are provided in the readable text.
Gymnasium Access Granted to East Side Ward Schools
The east side ward schools will start using the high school gymnasium next Monday November 17. Superintendent Kline announced each ward will have one day weekly with a set schedule: Alcott Mondays Hawthrone Tuesdays McKinley Wednesdays and Washington Thursdays with Friday reserved for the high school. Use is from 7 to 8 45 PM and a syncing period between schools is required.
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East Side Ward
Kline
Alcott
Hawthrone
McKinley
Washington
Question Raised on Miss Becker's Deputy Clerk Eligibility
The legality of Miss Jessie Becker serving as deputy clerk has been questioned by some who claim women are not qualified for the role. Clerk Pettit plans to consult the county attorney, noting no known law disqualifies her, though she has eight or nine years in the office and was recently made second deputy.
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Jessie Becker
Pettit
Spencer Continues Maniacal Actions In Illinois Trial
Chicago reports Henry Spencer, alleged slaver of Mrs Mildred Ilison Rexroat, acted erratically on the witness stand as the defense opened in Wheaton TI. He refused to be sworn claiming belief in the devil as State's Attorney Udley presented the indictment and asked if the witness had seen it.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
Mildred Ilison-Rexroat
Wheaton
Uadley
Pheer
Pneumonia Proves Fatal to Infant in Waterloo Township
Alva John McKibben, five and a half months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKibben of East Waterloo township, died yesterday afternoon after a severe cold developed into pneumonia. He was born in Waterloo on May 23, 1913. Funeral arrangements await relatives from Wisconsin.
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Alva John McKibben
Ralph McKibben
East Waterloo Township
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Auto race against time across state
Davenport Ia Nov 14 Hal R Wells in a Spaulding special started at 6 87 this morning for a race against time across town on the river to river road. This is his second attempt. About a month ago he reached within 50 miles of Council Bluffs when he ran into a rainstorm and had to stop.
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Davenport
Council Bluffs
Dr Edward's Olive Tablets Praise Liver Remedy
Advertising copy touts Dr Edward's Olive Tablets as a remedy for stomach upset by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims a coated tongue appetite loss low energy and undigested food improve after taking one to two tablets at bedtime. Sold for 10 or 24 cents per box by the Oliver Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Oliver Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
Record pace noted by Davenport runner in 1912 attempt
A Davenport athlete, Petersen, set a record on December 28, 1912, but the subject in this note was then half an hour ahead of that mark, implying a strong performance during the same era and event.
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Petersen
Davenport
Daily Thought Celestial energy attracts power
A compact daily reflection noting that every human soul possesses celestial energy capable of drawing power and influence. The line emphasizes inner potential and universal energy within individuals.
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Instruments
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People’s Store
4Th Street
Potson Verwin
East Fourth Street
Oelwein
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Knox
Buchanan
Winterset
Nellie Cockburn
Black Dry Goods Store
Laverne Porter
Orange Township
Sthier Klinefelter
Emerson School
W. L. Cunningham
J. OC. Clark
W. T. McMurr
Iowa City
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Wayne
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