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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
9
A barnyard tale shows a sad hound and a mischievous rat where knots form in the rat’s tail after the dog ties them in mischief. Animals cooperate and later sheepish chickens untie the last knot, leaving the rat to carry the reminder of wrongdoing. Copyright 1918 McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Tomorrow’s story Little Woolly Dog.
Ed Meyers left for South Dakota to spend fall and winter. Archbishop Keane of Dubuque confirmed a large crowd Thursday. A new schoolhouse foundation was laid and carpenters work on the framework. Ed Mess plans a closing-out sale next Friday and will auction his 100 acre farm with movers to Colorado soon. Citizens expect dairy congress in Waterloo next week and Vaiyes and Mert will exhibit in Poileits hall on October 9. Gridich entertained company from La Porte over Sunday.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy healed a Roanoke, Virginia man after doctors urged surgery. It promises rapid relief from stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments with a single dose and invites readers to obtain a free book from Geo. H. Mart in Chicago and to buy via local Waterloo druggists Wangler Bros. Co.
Loss of appetite signals stomach disturbance and poor nourishment. Merito Tonic Digestive claims to aid digestion and restore appetite, marketed by Red Cross Drug Co with Henderson Drug Co as sole agents and a positive guarantee.
Mooreville October 9 Bland items note Mr and Mrs O J Hayward left for Canada on a sight seeing trip and farm interests. Mr and Mrs Chas Leo of Dows visited relatives here. Miss M Eldridge of Traer visited Friday. Otis McCalls swine are the plague victims. Willis Eichelberger works for W H Smith. Joel Hayward returns from Dubuque for a visit. Telephone line Dysart Mooreville is being repaired. C 2B Hayward made a business trip to South Dakota this week to look after farm interests.
A crowd near Brandon, Iowa, estimated at four thousand, gathered for a turnout marking renewed town life tied to the railroad. Speakers urged cooperation and faith, hailing Waterloo boosters and railroad leaders, while a balloon ascent capped the day and a roast ox feast drew steady crowds despite two minor accidents.
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