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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1914

Page

9

Billy Pig and the Eggs at the Market

A tale of Billy Pig who ignores his mother and loses eggs to Billy Goat who steals them for market. The goat feigns kindness, takes the eggs, and Billy Pig returns home to find the cake eaten and a false story unraveling. The incident ends with punishment for the deceit and a neglected breakfast.

Billy Pig Bill Pig Billy Goat Madam Pig Litte Bridge Billy Pig Madam Piz Bills Pig Billy Pie Old Black Bear

Russians Ready to Forestall German Drive in War

Russian military circles claim the staff can analyze and forestall the German invasion of Russia. They cite the eight day battle with Hindenburg, the Niemen crossings, and losses in Suwalki as a German diversion to draw forces from east Poland. Three million men may be engaged, with Cracow a focal point and Russia pushing toward Silesia, Breslau, Berlin, and Vienna.

Petrograd London Russia Renpenkampf von Hindenburg River Niemen Suwalki Tei Bee Bee Poland Warsaw Wagano Galicia Bukowina Hungary Cracow William East Prussia Nicholas Silesia Breslaw Berlin Vienna Transylvania Budapest

Demos Agree in War Tax Bill

Washington action to expedite passage of the war revenue bill finds Democratic leaders united after the finance committee revised it. Insurance taxes are cut, new excises set on beer wine gagolines and autos, bank capital taxes, and broker, tobacco dealer levies retained. Senator Simmons says a caucus will speed consideration.

Washington D. C Senate Finance Committee House Simmons

Did Milkman Behave Badly

A suit for 1000 pounds claims W Carlton, a milk deliverer, abused a mother with small children at 1700 Washington street on January 16. Carlton denies the charge as trial opens before Judge Mullan.

Vera Pett W. Carlton Mill Washington Street Carlton Washington Pett Rainbow Waterloo Cedar Falls DeGon Fa

County Youth Population Report Cites Black Hawk Demographics

Data filed by County Superintendent Myers and County Auditor Rainbow lists 13 875 school age youths in the county with 6 899 males and 6 976 females aged five to twenty four. Of these, 8 988 reside in Waterloo. In rural districts, 1 199 males and 1 201 females are enumerated as living there. The filing accompanies a death notice for Bert Eastman and expresses thanks from Mr. and Mrs. David Eastman for support.

Myers Rainbow Black Hawk Amun Juin Thors Waterloo Bert Eastman Lynd. AW David Eastman

Prize Gardens Are Selected In Waterloo Contest

The civic department of the Waterloo Woman's club awards prizes in the annual children's home gardens contest. Eldon Miller wins first prize at 1208 Commercial street, with Elsie and Frank Kudelka second and Ross Plummer third. Ward prizes go to multiple entrants, with premiums including bulbs plants and roots. Judges note many contestants and praise lessons of thrift and labor despite drought.

Civic Department Waterloo Woman's Club Baa Loomis Norist Eldon Miller Commercial Street Elsie Frank Udelka Barclay North Ross Earl Phumnmer Fourth Street Roy Scheppele Ricker Street Farr Plummer Clara Jensen Campbell Street Ralph Phillips Avalon Avenue Anna Miller Moir Street Folowing Eldon Miler Commerceial Street A A. T. Whittle Mawthorne Avenue Clarance McKeag Grant Avenue Hazel Balliett Forest Hvenue Benjamin Davis Lafayette Street Marie Miller Pranklin Street

Local Notes From Reinbeck and Nearby

Reinbeck residents report visits among neighbors as Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinson depart for Thompson Ja and others plan short trips. A runaway incident centers on Herman Jans and Millard Cameron. Births occur to Harley Bean and to Robert Palmer, and a son to Julius Stacker. Earl Wallace signs with Regimental Maleyquartet under Redpath. Lester Morris weds Calva Watson at Grundy Center. Mrs. August Gauger is moved to the county farm for care. Epworth league to meet at Gladys Smith’s home. Geb arrives from Sioux City to assist with moving plans and laundry business interests.

Julus Stacker Earl Wallace Chicago Lester Morris Fred Morris Grundy Center Calva Watson Wim. Watson Geb Sioux Cltr

Turkey presses abrogation of capitulations proceeds

Washington reports that Turkey continues plans to abrogate capitulations and raise customs rates despite protests from the United States. Ambassador Morgenthau notified the State Department that on Oct 1 he and Turkey's war minister visited Robert College to arrange admission of a special class for the sons of a well connected Turkish official, illustrating ongoing good will toward America.

Washington Ho Jrowork United States Turkey America Morgenthau State Department

Greenwood Talks at Three Meetings

Fragmented excerpt presents a discourse on values versus material gain with biblical and poetic rhetoric. It questions profit versus moral worth and cites a yearning for lasting true happiness over fleeting pleasures. The text reads as a philosophical reflection without clear event details.

Revival at Walnut Street Baptist Church Draws Large Crowds

Yesterday high tide day at Greenwood meetings drew three large gatherings. The evangelist preached on Lazarus resurrection urging removal of spiritual obstacles, with hundreds greeting him at the close. An afternoon talk by Mr Greenwood on Judas Iscariot drew over 200 men, leading to widespread profession of faith and decisions to live Christian lives. An evening service focused on Giants, followed by an after meeting. A noon meeting occurred at Illinois Central shops. only evening service at the church today.

Greenwood Walnut Street Baptist Church Evangelist Lazarus Jesus T Henselves Greenwoord Judas Iscariot Llinoig

German Merchants Use Holland Flag Contraband Trade

Paris reports that Germany objects to Dutch flag use by German merchants to transport contraband. After investigation Holland validates the protests. Rotterdam likely to declare a state of siege to halt contraband trade.

Holland Parle Pigaras France Fiearo Rotterdam

Charles City Man Hero of 3 Wars

Gottfred Sel, a German American resident of Charles City, is described as the hero of three wars with medals to prove his honors. He served in the Schleswig War with Denmark in 1866, the Austro German War of 1868, and the Franco Prussian War of 1870, a distinction that few men share.

Charles City Gottfred Sel Sell Denmark

All Aboard For Advertising Trip Weather Delays

Rain early this morning forced the abandonment of auto advertising trips planned today. The routes will be traveled tomorrow and the Cattle Congress gains publicity. Cars depart from Russell Lamgon at 8 o clock. captains meet at Ansell Lamgon with H Q Bernbrock. Waterloo cooperation urged. boosters may join if space allows. Notify trip captains Stewart Haswell Van Pell.

Cattle Congress Russell-Lamgon Ansell-Lamgon H. Q. Bernbrock Waterloo W. TH. Stewart A. B. Haswell G. van Pell

One Ing Iowans Hag a Telephone

A 1914 Iowa telecommunication report outlines statewide telephone reach with the Iowa Telephone Company as the dominant firm. It notes 4,270 telegraph stations, 78,668 city subscribers, and 68,080 rural lines, plus substantial mileage and equipment values across independent firms and the Potal system.

Perens TN .S Wadd Emul Tlowa Telephone Company Town Telephone Company Vygien American Telegraph & ‘Telephone Company Rintr

Critics Denounce Unjust Attack on Church and Clergy

A Grace church address by Dr. A J Northrup rebuts Winston Churchill's Inside of the Cup critique and urges a renewed social gospel. Northrup denounces bias against ministers, defends liberal works, condemns wealth as boss, and calls for spiritual reform and sincere preaching. Funeral notices follow for HCGC services Tuesday at Nietner chapel with burial at Elinewood Cemetery.

Grace Church A. J. Northrup Quayle Winston Churchill Upper Iowa M. EH Northrup Wrof. James Jesus Ase Christ Funebral HCGC Nietner Chapel Tharee Af Black Hawk Lodge Eline Wood Cemetery

Local grocers listed in historical directory

A dense list of names appears, including Andres and Interf Berry, W A Berthh, Chas A Blin and Marsh Broadway Grocery, Brooks, G Clute Grocery, Cobb E and Cone E B, Carson Bros, De Vor and Brooks, Dietel and Bauske, Drake D H, Draper C A and Go, Dunham and Sokner, Economy Grocery, Galloway Grocery, Leon and Co, German E BE Grocery Co, Goodrich Paul, Hartong Harry W, Hemaworth C W and Son, Hubbard W G, Hummel G F, Isley M E, Johnston and Holland, Kenwood Grocery Co.

Masonic and community notices and real estate transfers

Waterloo area notices announce a Waterloo lodge meeting on October 6 for second degree work, funeral attendance for Brother Huggins, Knights and Ladies of Security drill meet, a Rock Island depot gathering for train to Vinton to organize a new Council, and a Daughters of the King thimble bee at Mrs. Busby’s home. Real estate transfers list several parcels sold for $1 each, including Grand View Place and Cedar Falls tracts, plus land in Alforn’s Addition and Waterlon listings.

Knights and Ladies of Security Rock Island R. R Vinton A. J. Busby Baltimore Street A. G. Sawyer Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co A.W. Chamberlin Chase Grand View Place A. J. Norris Clara Denniston Aud Rainbow Cedar Falls Nathan G. Norther Wiliam C. Bachman Home P. Aadd Waterloo Galloway Investment G. Gould Mae TL McManus Washburn Lois Land Alforn Adi Waterlon

Patents Granted at Des Moines Week Ending Sept 29 1914

A Des Moines patent list reports grants to numerous inventors including Claude Ablow Tas Dein Teteda and others. Entries cover roof windows velocipedes speed controllers automobile systems selective control of gate switches and agricultural devices among various devices and improvements.

Bowane Winfred C. Lane Jialent AGH Crocker Des Moines Owas Claude J. Ablow Teteda Revice Albert Giegerieh Tava Wo Hendirson Ft. Manison Spark Gup Gotteil Ko Kier Phim Eales Nally Fhrnday Lochia Peres Peterson Ate

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