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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

7

Thanksgiving Observed Quietly as Waterloo Prepares

Waterloo faces a citywide Thanksgiving with trains crowded as residents travel to relatives and out of town guests arrive. Union services Sunday morning and charity baskets mark the day while theatres and football games fill the afternoon. Factories close and public activities pause as residents plan meals and watch the Cedar River park game between west and east high schools.

Sanuas Waterloo Altore T Bank Waterloo Theatre the Majestic West East High Cedar River Park Farour Lense

District Fair Meeting Invite Aids Twin City District

Invitations mailed by George H. Holcombe urge Waterford citizens to join a meeting at the Elis hotel in the evening to discuss forming a joint Waterford Cedar Mills district staff. Citizens are urged to support cooperative efforts between the two cities.

George H. Holcambea Wateriog Elis Hotel Waterion Cedar Malls

Mountain Girl Dies. Convict Faces Five Years

Ruth Steele, 19, returned to Paint Creek to die after accusing Georges Jordan of forcing her into a resort. Jordan found guilty of transporting a white woman for immoral purposes and may face five years in prison or a $1000 fine. The case follows her bichloride mercury poisoning amid threats and hounding. In Waterloo, a color community denounces blanket attacks on colored residents and forms a church to improve ties and curb crime.

Charleston W. Va Ruth Breele Paint Creek Georges Jordan Charles Jordan Ruth Steele Ireton Rebecca Robinson E Jsay

Remarried in Year Now Faces Trial in County

The first county arrest for alleged violation of the divorce remarriage law occurred last night when Marshal Beebe of Waverly served a warrant on Mrs. Q. J. Trierweiler at 1108 Jefferson Street. Information was filed by her divorced husband J. W. Ackerman before a Waverly justice, and she is held for trial in $200 bonds with a hearing set for 2 pm Monday. The case centers on custody disputes and a remarriage since a May 1812 divorce, with background of prior alimony and child care.

Marshal Beebe Waverly Q. J. Trierweiler Jefferson Street J. W. Ackerman

Des Moines Negroes Refuse to Sign Petition

Des Moines Iowa November 20 Many black residents refuse to sign a consent petition to allow saloons to reopen after being barred. They report insults and exclusion in local bars, with John McLain a leader criticizing the treatment. Fourteen saloons in the city bar colored men, and two owners recently expelled them.

IHOL Waterloo I. W. Bess Bates Street Des Moines John McLain

Real estate transfers listed in Waterloo records

Real estate transfers show several deeds in Waterloo and Cedar Falls including Addie Seri to Henri Paul for part of Cedar Falls Lot 6 Block 11. Walter E. Clark to William H. War Lot 1 Block 1 Cowin's addition. Algina M. Town to city of Waterloo part of Andrew's addition. Henry T. Doeckstader to B. E. Winsor Cady Lot 1 Block 1 Cotton's addition. E. W. Stroevel to M. G. Nelson Lot 3 Block 12 Woodlawn addition. Alvertis W. Miller et al to Jesse D. Miller land in 1-90-11. Griffith F. Miller to Jesse D. Miller in 1-90-11. Ae to Jesse D. Miller 1-3. Xieia Westin et al to Jesse D. Miller sand in 1-90-11. All transfers show $1 considerations.

Black Hawk Co Austract Co Addie Seri Henri Paul Cedar Falls Walter E. Clark William H War Cowin Algina M. Town City of Waterloo L. Andrew Henry T. Doeckstader Winsor Cady Waterloo E. W. Stroevel M. CG. Nelson Woodlawn Alvertis W. Miller Jesse Dd Ars Land Griffith F. Miller Ah Seit Anan Jesse D. Miller Xieia Wastin Jess D. Miller

Boy Fortunes Three Burglars After Home Invasion

In Wreston Ta a boy reported trespassers shouting to enter his house. Police traced the trio to a box car in the railroad yards and captured them with a bloodhound tracking the fugitives.

Wreston Lere Revoenine Edward Nolan

Bleage Frees 100 Convicts in One Day

Gov. Cele T. Bleage ordered the release of about 100 convicts from the state penitentiary yesterday. It marks the largest single day clemency by the governor since taking office three years ago, with pardons paroles and commutations granted to several detainees.

Atute Cele T Yaa

Ogline Grocery Ad Promotes New Goods on Fifth Street

A brief advertisement invites readers to call 569 for the good things to eat at the new Ogline grocery run by H. A. Ogline located at 412 West Fifth Street.

Ithe New Grocery H. A. Ogline West Fifth Street

Amusements at Waterloo highlight Lavender and Old Lace

The Myrtle Reed tale Lavender and Old Lace is adapted into a stage play by David G. Fischer and staged by the Tinted Play Co at Waterloo tonight with Sarah Padden in a high grade cast. Also featured are Uncle Tom's Cabin on tomorrow's matinee and night with a famed Celestial City tableau, and The Two Orphans with a Saturday matinee and night as a special bargain show.

Carl Winfield Ruth Thorne Myrtle Reed David G. Fischer Waterloof Tinted Play Co. (Inc Sarah Padden Kibble & Martin Waterloo St. Claire Little Eva Legree Red River Ohio Ohio River Clty Wibble & Martin

Majestic Vaudeville Ends Tonight In Waterloo

A week long engagement at the Majestic closes tonight featuring Crewo Woodford’s Animals Oscar the Wonderful man monk Jack Kennedy and Co carbon and Willard Black and White. Halston Powell launches Who's Your Friend tomorrow through Friday and Saturday with a large company and new scenery and effects promised.

the Majestic Crewo Woodford Oscar Man Monk Jhaman Jack Kennedy Rily Wyse Bobby Stewart Eric Carle Ethel Mignon Archie Foulh Gertrude Earl Aida Lawerence Harry Barlow

Three Families Relocate To Waterloo Boost Local Growth

Waterloo welcomes three new families from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Wellsville Kansas as they settle in the city. Mr and Mrs D H Porter move to 541 Dawson Street joining as new residents and boosters. W W S Frew of Wellsville buys a home on Riehl Street and plans a feed business pending location. J Daunge from Cedar Rapids now at 706 Allen Street, a salesman, and his family also relocate.

Waterloo Des Moines Cedar Rapids Wellsville Kan Riehl Street Hia J. Dange Cedar Rapids, Lias Allenistreet

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG WITH OLIVE TABLETS

A health ad explains that youthfulness comes from feeling young by keeping eyes and bowels active. It promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic, presenting them as a substitute for calomel. Sold by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio for 10c and 25c.

Edwards Ohio

Reynolds Credits Rheumatism Powder Cure

Madison Wis January 1 1913 M D Reynolds states he suffered rheumatism since 1894 from snow plow work on the railroad he used three boxes of Meritol Rheumatism Powders and threw away crutches claiming near full recovery with strong recommendation. Exclusive agents Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co.

Madison Wia M. D. Reynolds Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co

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