Local Lodged Growing Fast New Officers Elected
The Waterloo Ladies and Knights of Security met with 150 members present and initiated 30 candidates. Waterloo ledge earned £90 for winning the state prize banner and remains the fourteenth fastest growing lodge in the United States. Officers elected include President Harry G. Rogers and multiple vice presidents, with committees named for social, auditing, and various supportive roles. The team counts 20 drill members and several lodge circles and relief groups established under the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ladies and Knights of Security
Waterloo Ledge
United States
Waterloo
Harry G. Rogers
William H., Mehle
Minnie H. Bennett
Albert B. Lane
Eva Rogers
Florence O'Leary
Etta Studebaker
Annie Rickert
Uard
John Hanson
Sentinel
Willam Willard
Bert Lane
E. Leckingyton
J. E. Walker
Hazel Grings
Rogers
Northern
Iowa
Effe Eddy
Gertrude E. Terry
C. M. Ridpath
Dr. BE. B. Hadley
Mary Stuffelbeam
F. G. Remington
L. A. Mitchell
James A. Ede
George Jenks
W. W. West
Wm. H. Mehle
George E. Jenks
R. B. Bennett
John Hanson Ladies’ Circle
H. G. Rogers
Mabel Weat
Carrie Leckington
Martha V. Walker
Izabeth McKibban
Flower and Relief Committee
S. Wlw
State rests case against Gibson in Szabo murder trial
Goshen New York July 21 The state rested the case against Burton W Gibson the New York lawyer charged with murdering his client Mrs Rosa Menachik Szabo Dr Otto H Behulize coroner s physician testified that Szabo died at Greenwood Lake on July 16 by strangulation not drowning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
WN. Y
Navy
Burton W. Gibson
New York
Rosa Menachik Szabo
Otto H. Behulize
GETS-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
A health ad touts GETS-IT as a new corn cure that removes corns and callouses without irritation and claims it is safe like water. It urges purchase from druggists or by mail, listing Waterloo retailers such as Halden & Floyd and J. K. Jodar & Son with a 26 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chisaga
Waterloo
Halden & Floyd
J. K. Jodar & Son
G. J. Miller
W. 4Th St
B. Ww
Bobuvoman
City in Brief Tired Eyes Relieve Them with Buchanan Glasses
Miss Gladys Klein recovered well after yesterday’s operation. Mr. and Mrs. St Elmo Bateman depart for California for winter, with a stop in Delta en route. Mrs. Mary Speer and granddaughters Trace and Deborah Bentley head to Cedar Rapids to establish a future home. Harold Achermann, 17, of 372 Flatstead Street, added to the diphtheria cases this morning. Joe Schiel, injured in a Tuesday auto accident, rests, plans to hunt ducks next spring. G M Craig and family sold his Allison law and abstract business and properties in Butler County to relocate possibly to California where they may settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Klein
St. Elmo Bateman
California
Visht
Diskota
Mary Speer
Misses Trace
Deborah Bentley
Cedar Rapids
Ilon
G. M. Craig
Marshall Craig
J. W. Arbuckle
Allison
Butler County
New Irving annex to mirror existing house this fall
The Irving annex under construction will duplicate the current structure with a 25 foot Park avenue west frontage extending to the new addition. It will house one lower floor store room and 36 sleeping rooms across two upper stories built of the same material as the new wing. Water is scarce to Kingsley, Waterloo real estate remains valuable, and the Agricultural Age journal is launched with verses praising Bill and farming life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Col
Cal. Kingeley
Irving House
Park Avenue West
Waterloo
Kingsley
Bank clearings and recorded instruments for week ending Nov 20 1912
Bank clearings by Black Hawk County Alstrict Co total 1 478 040 29 for the week ending Thursday with daily figures. Instruments recorded include deeds 29007 78 mortgages 36493 50 chattel mortgages 36790 10 bills of sale 360 00 total other recorded 5792 last year 6013 decrease noted. Also revenue tax claim on Waterloo liquor and a note on Kerr Land Co activities and Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Alstrict Co
Wil
Revival Services at Holiness Mission Announced
Revival services begin tomorrow night at the Waterloo Holiness mission in the Jeague room of the old ME church corner Fifth and Jefferson. Services start 7 45 led by Mrs Lenna Levi ag leader with Teev F Gowland as preacher in charge. Everybody welcome. Sheriff Shores shot a jack rabbit with his revolver while returning from a country trip. moved to Chicago J Hamilton sold household goods and will relocate. Mrs Hamilton leaves today, Mr Hamilton stays until the first of the month. He will join an advertising agency in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jeague
Old
Fifth and Jefferson
Lenna Levi Ag
Insong
Teev. F. BR. Gowland
Sheriff Shores
Jack Rabbit
Chicago
J. Hamilton
Additional Market New York Stocks Report
New York stock close figures list numerous issues with mixed gains and losses on November 21. Notable prices include Canadian Pacific 226 1 2, Reading 126, Rock Island 126, Chicago Great Western 188, Northwestern 294, Atchison 1089, U S Steel 1122, Amalgamated Copper 124, Northern Pacific 1253, Great Northern 624 2893, St Paul 115, Missouri Pacific 44, New York Central 16, Anaconda 456, American Sugar 0 122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Abbe Reading
Ee Care
Rork Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
United States Steel
Rommou
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
BEM
Eee Co
Milingis Central
St. Paul
Missouri
Pacific
New York Central
Armored Cruisers Tennessee and Montana Sail for Constantinople
The Tennessee and Montana, U.S. Navy armored cruisers, head to Constantinople under orders to seize the eastern port. Each ship carries 10 600 barrels of flour, 60 000 bushels of potatoes, ammunition, 700 sailors, and a marine company. They pass Delaware, reach Gibraltar by Nov 22, then reach Constantinople around Nov 30.
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Tennessee
Montana
Constantinople
Philadetytiis
United States Navy
Azores
Delaware
Gibraltar
Henry Coughtry Dies. Waterloo Elder in First Presbyterian
Henry M Coughtry a longtime Waterloo resident and elder at First Presbyterian died at his home 26 Third street west after two years of declining health. Born July 7 1831 in Ayrshire Scotland he lived in New York state Canada Illinois Winthrop and Buchanan county before settling in Waterloo. He married Mary A Tulloch in 1861. survived by five children a brother and sister in Portland Oregon. Funeral plans pending likely Saturday.
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Henry M. Coughtry
Waterloo
Third Street West
Ayrshire
Scotland
New York State
Canada
Illinois
Winthrop
Mary A. Tulloch
Rock Island
Ill
Buchanan County
Coughtry
First Presbyterian Church
West Waterloo
S. B. Reed
James Graham
Oliver Stevenson
Mary
Katherine Coughtry
James Coughtry
Elster
T. O. Scougall
Portland
Ore
Cattle Congress Annual Meeting Set in Waterloo Club Rooms
The Dairy Cattle Congress stock holders meet tomorrow evening in the Waterloo club rooms to hear annual reports, elect officers, and plan for the future of a key Waterloo institution. The past year saw strong attendance and good weather, with a projected surplus after bills. Secretary H B Kiester notes a Glasgow agricultural paper praising the congress and Ayrshire prizes, highlighting Waterloo publicity.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
H. BH. Kiester
Glasgow
Scotland
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Trial May Be In Dubuque For Doctor Bennett Case
Dr G J Bennett accused of using the mails to further illegal medical practice may be tried in Dubuque if a true bill is returned by the federal grand jury convening December 3 there. The accused may express a preference for the location of his hearing.
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G. J. Bennett
Dubuque
Waterloo
Federal Grand Jury
Hta
Mission Week Observed at First Baptist Church
Reverend Graves spoke on American Social Problems as part of home mission week at the First Baptist Church in Des Moines. Tonight will feature talks on American Indians Africans and Asiatics by H L Thomas Rev Th Br Jones and Rev E B Vallant with solo sung by Miss Tina Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Interchurch
Des Moines
H. L. Thomas
Th. BR. Jones
1. T
Cedar Falls
EB. A. Vallant
First Baptist Church
Tina Martin
Union Services Against Saloons In Waterloo
The ministerial association agreed to collaborate with the Business Men's Temperance Association to oppose saloons. A mass meeting is set for Sunday at the Water ton theatre with all ministers in services and separate sessions for women at First Baptist and Walnut Street Baptist churches. Rev Effie McCoutin Jones and Rev Joan Runyan Smith will preach, Mayor Bennett of Rockford will speak at the Mast Side Opera House next Sunday night. No collection. all seats reserved for men regardless of work or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Rockford, Til
Waterloo
Mast Side Opera House
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Civil Service Exam Notice for Feb 15
On February 1 the civil service will examine at the post office applicants for positions in the internal revenue service such as deputy collector clerk storekeeper Zanger etc. Points will be credited as follows: Spelling 10 arithmetic 25 penmanship 15 report writing 25 copying and correcting manuscript at geography and civil government 10.
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Civil Service
Post Office
Internal Revenue Service
Zanger
Great East Side Meeting Promises Temperance Discussion
Don’t hurry to sign the saloon petition there will be time after a full discussion. A large meeting at the east side opera house Sunday night for men only. Business Men's Temperance Association advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Opera House
Business Men's Temperance Association
Child Died of Diphtheria in Mason City Home
Evelyn Rogers eight year old daughter of Edward and Mrs Rogers of 841 Fowler Street died at 9 this morning from diphtheria after a two week illness. Born August 7, 1907 in Mason City, she leaves parents a sister Naomi and brother Andrew. Private funeral tomorrow with Rev John Bunyan Smith of Walnut Street Baptist Church in charge. Burial at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rogers
Edward Rogers
Fowler Street
Mason City
Naomi
Andrew
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fairview
Saloon Closures Urge Two Year Stand Against Loss
News brief argues to keep saloons closed for two years to avoid spending over a million dollars annually for only about thirty one thousand dollars in revenue. Mentions Waterloo region and advocates fiscal prudence in prohibition era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business Men's Temperance Association
Wanted Salesmen and Modern Suite Advertising Notice
Wanted salesmen earn 250 per month selling a dealer a highly advertised article exclusively or as a side line. No samples to carry. Imperial Co., St. Louis, Missouri. Wanter strictly modern suite of three or four housekeeping rooms close in light for mother and daughter. D. A. tare Courter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Co
St. Louis
Wanter
D. A. Tare Courter
Illinois Central to build new Y for freight and passenger engines
Illinois Central announces a new Y in the east freight yards to turn large freight moguls and super heaters, aiding engine changes from old to new turntables. Big passenger engine No 1105 has run two trips and is assigned to the Freeport division. most central passenger trains now use supper heaters except local trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Illinois Central
Freeport
Central
McClosky guilty of second degree murder in Iowa
In Fort Dodge Iowa on November 21 a jury found B R McClosky guilty of murder in the second degree for the September 2 Webster City street brawl that left Thomas Brown dead. Sentencing not yet pronounced. The article also mentions Healton Richard Carle and a Swedish giantess Hulda Swanson who was employed as a cook and provided a humorous testimonial noting her extraordinary height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
B. R. McClosky
Thomas Brown
Webster City
Hulda
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Waterlooo Ladies and Knights
OF Security
Fred Laabs
High Forest
Winona
Minn
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Gibson
Buchanan's
Harold Acherman
Flatstead Street
Joe Schiel
Trving
Bill Done
Agricultural Age
Wm. Galloway Co
Galloway
Bill
Albee Smith
Kirk
Guy
J. Qwen
Kerr Land Co
Minneapolis
Bie Land Co
Holiness Mission
Arding
Tennessee For
Cor
Amemican Press
Atscrsd
Henry Coughtry
First Presbyte
Rian Church
Cattle Congress Annual Meeting
Sternshein’s Furniture Store
West Fourth Street
Sternshein’s
P. Hatfield
West Virginia
Indy
la Porte City
Lesa Gariae
Charleston
W. Va
H. P. Hatfield
Waterloo City
News Notes OF
Modern Seven
Wellington Street
C. W. Bruner
West Side
Care Courier
Lady's Tiffany
P.O
W. Park Ave
Westminster
Barclay St
Rebel Ave
Lafayette St
Carrie Nelson
Cery
Ders
T. J. Wilson
Reihl St
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