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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
3
An article promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a safe, effective treatment for gray or lifeless hair. It touts sage tea as a traditional solution, claims the product clears dandruff, refreshes dry hair, and restores color. Available from druggists for fifty cents a bottle via H. W. Taggart, 447 Commercial St.
Perry Iowa Oct 7 the fortieth annual meeting of the Iowa Equal Suffrage association will meet in Perry from 10 to 12 Mrs Harriet B ns of Corydon presides the state organization Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Evanston will address the gathering Other speakers include Mrs Homer A Miller Des Moines Mary J Coggeshall and Min¬nie Tucker of Long Beach Cal The closing session features men in suffrage led by Fiidin A Nye Harry Dugan Reverend Howland Hansen and Reverend W Burleigh Mrs Tucker remains in Ackley visiting relatives William Baumgartner starts new job at I C railroad shops O O Dusk travels Cedar Rapids and O A Zuehlke works at the Courier circulation desk
Transactions list transfers from Riverview Development Co. to D L Brady and many others across Waterloo Cedar Falls and La Porte City. Notable entries include J A Bown to Harry Colby for 4 5 0 0, J Pfeiffer to public and Mullarkey additions in Cedar Falls, and Fairview Cemetery to Agatha Tyers for crypts and mausoleum. Prices range from 265 to 4 500 dollars with multiple lot and addition references.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tachty hosted relatives at a reunion dinner last Friday. J. J. Berkley returns from an extended visit in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Solomon Strayer will hold a public sale next Monday October 9. Miss Nannie Glessner works for Mrs. Warren Blough. Oliver Smith and Albert Stra3er plan a business trip to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Frantz of Thin plan to move to California. Mrs. Frantz formerly Miss Blanche Sickly. Delegation from Orange attends district conference of the Church of the Brethren in Winona Minnesota this week. Residents attend the Waverly fair and Cedar Falls day last week. Samuel Smith erected a temporary barn on the site of the old one and will build a substantial one in spring. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Miller hosted his brother and wife from Detroit Michigan recently.
Regular church services planned for tomorrow led by Rev Camford of Page county and Rev M L Schafer of Cedar Falls with Mrs Morgan of Cedar Falls as guests at the H D Ford home last week. Charles Bell and family enjoyed a week’s visit with his sister.
Shady Grove reports new milk haulers for Jubilee creamery Wild Tunks and Chirles Balcolm. A threshing company meeting was held at Woodmen hall Tuesday night. Henry Hannell from Waterloo assists his mother with winter apples. Nellie Bunch visits home for a few days. Dell Douglas and Mrs. Douglas hosted Cedar Napides. Mrs Tunks returns to Jesup after a week with her son Will Tunke. Will Hilton travels to La Porte for business. Amelia Lang visits her parents. Mrs Guy Bunce entertains guests at dinner. Mrs F J Schutte hosts S G N club gathering.
An old advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills by J. K. Joder & Son promotes a tonic claimed to strengthen kidneys and bladder and relieve bark ache headaches nervousness rheumatism and urinary irregularities. Describes ingredients and general health uses.
A dairy convention features a sung ode to the cow by a quartet. The tune Everybody Works Our Father carries the refrain Everybody milks in Iowa. Words by BE T Sadler note milking year round, autos bought with butter, grain crops, and debt relief tied to dairy. The piece emphasizes Iowa’s dairy industry with playful verses.
Cedar Falls couples arrange nuptials with Burkett and Pedicord architects now at 412 185 Laf Bidg, contact phone 2085. Local notice confirms marriage plans and professional oversight.
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