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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1914

Page

12

Waterloo Woman's Club plans community Christmas tree

At a regular Water loo Woman's club meeting the executive board unanimously formed a committee to explore creating a citywide community Christmas tree. If approved, the plan aims to share festive spirit with hundreds who might miss it. Mrs J E Bragdon authorized a two member panel to seek cooperation from other groups. Seven new members increased total club membership to 224, the highest yet. Dr Effie McCollum Jones reported Red Cross contributions of 156.02 dollars and readiness for more gifts. The board also approved a three person custodial panel to manage the club house fund and grow it toward an eventual club house.

Waterloo Waterloo Woman's Club Woman’s Club 3. E. Bragdon Woman's Club Red Cross Effie McCollum Jones Red Cross Committee

Minority Parties Report Light Election Expenses

Reports filed with the auditor show Democratic county central committee spent modestly with $60 in receipts and $62.70 in expenditures, sending $50 to the state committee. J. E. Bragdon lists $92 in receipts and $71.25 in expenditures for the county Progressive committee. Individual candidate expenditures include W. T. Frame and C. FP London for Democrats, J. E. Webb and Joe Shirles for Progressives, G. W. Hazlett for sheriff, Clyde Eighmey for treasurer, and C. W. Lyon for representative, with various small sums recorded.

Democratic County Central Committee J. C. Beem State Committee J. E. Bragdon Progressive Committee W. T. Frame Co. FP London J. E. Webb Joe Shirles G. W. Hazlett Clyde Eighmey C. W. Lyon

Temperatures Reported by Buchanan Optical Co

The record shows temperatures with midnight readings and historical highs and lows for 1911 1912 and 1913. Notable values include 27 3 54 32 68 60 as maximum and minimum figures in those years.

Buchanan Optical Co

Give Your Blood The Vital Spark

An old advertisement touts 8.5. S. as a blood purifier that “drives out impurities” and improves skin, claiming it clears rheumatism and congestion, aids kidneys and liver, and is harmless to the stomach. It urges readers to buy at any drugstore and read the included medical folder. It promotes Swift’s 8. S. S. from Swift & Co. Atlanta for half a century as a miracle cure substitute.

Gompers Deflects Move to War on Rail Unions

Philadelphia, Nov. 17. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, fought a resolution seeking to organize unaffiliated rail unions, arguing it would vow war against rival bodies and split the labor movement. He urged solidarity and warned the measure could threaten federation unity.

Philadelphia Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Committee On Organization J. B. Connors Switchmen's Union of North America Gompers United States Congress

C A Directors Meet Tomorrow in Central Association

President J D Burtner of the Waterloo Athletic association received a telegram from President M E Justice stating a special meeting of Central association directors will be held in Burlington tomorrow. Key item is receiving applications from cities for the eighth franchise. Rock Island’s chances are slim as Island fans oppose Three I league entry. Annual meeting set for Waterloo in January.

J. D. Burtner Waterloo Athletic Association M. E. Justice Central Association Burlington Altho Rock Island Island Waterloo

Marble Rock Resident Dies After Hospital Operation

The remains of Mrs. W. W. Perry, 32, died at St. Francis hospital after an operation for dilation of the heart. She was brought to Waterloo hospital on Saturday and operated on Sunday morning. She is survived by her husband and four young children. Burial was planned for Marble Rock after funeral services at the family home.

W. W. Perry St. Francis Hospital Marble Rock G. W. Collins

Britania Lodge Entertains Guests with Banquet and Initiation

Britania lodge No. 528 hosts a banquet at the Russell-Lamson this evening to honor the Order of the Sons of St. George officers. After dinner, guests view a large class initiation at Carpentier hall and install officers elected on Nov 2. toastmaster Williams presides. speeches by James Leonard, C. C Marisse, T. Marshall, Ernest Walden. Jack Leonhard to play piano. Crystal theatre features Alice Joyce in The Riddle of the Green Umbrella.

Britania Lodge Russell-Lamson Order of the Sons of St. George Carpentier Hall Mr. Williams James Leonard C. C. Marisse Grand Supreme T. Marshall Ernest Walden Jack Leonhard Willl

We Do Not Refund Railroad Fares to Out of Town Customers

A regional notice states that railroad fare refunds are unavailable for customers traveling from outside the local area. It clarifies policy and implications for patrons seeking reimbursement.

Greatest linen values in Waterloo Thanks giving sale

Ambitious prospectus announces a major linen sale in Waterloo with prepared stock bought before price rises. Each piece is marked at a slim margin, offers special Thanksgiving prices, and refunds are provided if customers are unsatisfied after purchase. See window display.

Waterloo

Dixmude Wiped Out By War as Yser Crossings Return

Amsterdam reports that artillery fire renewed on the Yser near Nieuwpoort and that Dixmude and nearby villages are entirely destroyed. Belgian hero Captain Nyssen, who helped cover the army retreat, is recovering in Dutch territory. A cook car in the Great Western yards was heavily damaged in a switch engine mishap, injuring one man but allowing him to work again.

Amsterdam London Telegraaf Sluis Yser Nieuport Dixmude Nyssen Great Western Yards

Dissatisfaction grows over Braz cabinet in Rio Janeiro

Public discontent with President Wendall Braz new cabinet, installed at his Sunday inauguration in Rio Janeiro, sparks street rioting. Authorities say disturbances are not serious and have moved to enforce order.

Rio Janeiro Wendall Braz

Embarrassing Hairs Can Be Quickly Removed

A quick painless method claims to banish hairs by applying a stiff paste of delatone and water to the hairy surface, then rubbing off after 2 to 3 minutes. Skin is washed and hair or blemish supposedly removed, with one application sufficient except for stubborn growths. Purchase delatone in original packaging.

Missionary talks and women in Africa at Westminster Y

Rev. Wilbur L. Clapp announces Dr Edwin H Richards will speak on The lo pacts of Missions at Westminster church tonight and at YMCA tomorrow 3 PM on The Women of Africa. Men welcome at the Y talk. Free admission with offerings to cover expenses. Also six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden totals 686 miles today with leaders at 743 miles and five laps. A Waterloo Courier want ad promises strong results.

Wilbur L. Clapp Edwin H. Richards Westminster Presbyterian ‘Church Africa Dr. Richards Westminster Church

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