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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
9
A story where Mr Fox befriends Mr Rabbit by taking the largest vegetables and later the stove and food, leaving Rabbit nearly starving. The owl and Rabbit reflect that true friendship requires reciprocal care, while Fox shows one sided generosity. The piece ends noting tomorrow’s tale Sulla's Dream.
Geneseo reports illness to ton ellitis with Mrs Wilkingon and Mrs Speer. Cemetery association formed as Mrs Mitchell president and Mrs Gun vice president. Visiting notables include Mrs Marquis and daughter from Waterloo and Merritt family. Local farming losses cited as Henry Peters hogs at 25 daily. Various visits to neighbors and church group activity noted, plus office modernization with a new typesetting machine. Rev H A Roadman ordained elder after conference and to serve Geneseo Methodist Episcopal church. background study in Boston and Europe.
Florence South Dakota resident Mrs P W Lanseng credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending months of pain from bearing down backache headaches and loss of appetite after using three bottles. The letter promotes the product as a standard female health remedy and offers confidential guidance from the company.
Mrs Lena Lynch Snow of Calhoun County visits neighbors as a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Albert Musch. Clarence Decker and family host relatives. Albert Craven’s illness message reaches Austin Leversee. Fred Reinhart's daughter remains seriously ill. Chas Leahy hosts a family reunion with Texas visitors. David Pixley at Rochester hospital after serious operation. Hannah Sheldon buys R A Decker farm and Horace Loveland undergoes appendix surgery. Geo Houseman returns from Whittemore after funeral of a young friend.
A young nephew died after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Mary Fritz received a telegram on Tuesday with the news. Mrs. Fred Tuthill will host the Hillside Cemetery Association gathering on Thursday afternoon October 1 at Davenport.
Local notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Warneke north of Tripoli on September 26. Other items include visits from A J Wilhelm to St Paul and land sale by Henry Warneke, social events, sickness, and upcoming church changes.
Horton, Sept. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stauser traveled to Wisconsin on business. Jas. McDonald headed home to Long Beach, California, planning a stop in Clark, South Dakota. Tenley and family left for Napoleon, Michigan to make their home. Emma Stauser to host Sunday school circle at her home next Saturday. John Wren and family left for Burlington, Wisconsin, with Dick Orchard driving. Mrs. Warren Hurlbut called to assist her mother in Waverly Saturday.
La Porte City notes Mrs W M Rice of Brandon visits her daughter Mrs Robert Milter while the Tourist club holds its first meeting at Mrs Fishick s home with social time and echoes of Yellowstone park promised. Also reports of local car crash injuries and various farm sales and transfers in the area.
Peter Peterson attacked an officer in Vinton and was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing once Mayor Olson files the information. Hon. Cata Sells visited town. Charles W. Shireman named Indian department inspector. Mrs. James Ridenour of Garrison died in Chicago after a tumor in the throat. Bert Thompson badly injured in an elevator accident. Merchants festival drew about 2,000 tickets Tuesday and 3,200 Wednesday. a sizable surplus expected.
Fredriekal Frederika reports Wels Ferris and his son Charles journeyed to Osceola Missouri last Wednesday. Wels went to inspect his farm while Charles accompanied him.
An old advertisement touts 25 cent Danderine as a hair treatment that prevents dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product leaves hair tight, wavy, fluffy, and lustrous, with new fine hair growing after weeks of use. Use involves applying a small amount to a strand and brushing through.
Charles McGlauehin left for Chicago Tuesday with a carload of Tattoned cattle. Lille Robert and John Heals of Waterloo visit a couple weeks in the Adda Frances home. Mr and Mrs Dell Bright and Olive Nelson of Fort Dodge visited Sunday in the Tooth home at Readiyn. Mrs Workline sold about 15 cents worth of pearls and slugs, including a dark pink one worth 100. Hiram Spragg of San Diego is visiting in the J C Stevenson The R Society met Saturday.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dr Rudolph Schiffmann's Asthmador from J H Jonder & Son at 303 West Fourth Street with a money back guarantee. It promises instant relief within 10 to 15 minutes and guarantees full reimbursement if unsatisfied, offering nationwide supply through local druggists or Dr R Schiffman of St Paul Minnesota.
An afternoon event featured Edna Manross and eleven players in a luncheon setting. Guests attended to enjoy the served refreshments and socialize with the group.
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