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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

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Parole System Working Better in Des Moines

Des Moines reports show the state board of parole will visit prisons more often, hold hearings sooner, and supervise paroled inmates more closely. A second parole agent has improved job placement and reduced escapes while widening early release and reinforcing six annual meetings to speed decisions. Earnings for August paroled farm hands averaged 434.91 with board meals. total parole earnings reached 7118.51.

Des Moines State Board of Parole Philo Board of H F

Laundrymen Plot Against Washerwoman In Iowa

Davenport October 14 plan to drive the town washerwoman out of business emerged as the Iowa Strate Launderers association opened a convention. Speakers urge every laundry in the state to offer the family wash at a reasonable price to attract students and others paying high rates. The convention notes insurance rates and fabric charges as issues. next meeting is planned for Des Moines.

Des Moines Churches of Christ State Board Disciples of Christ Osceola Des Moluce J. A. McKenzie Centervilla Alb. Kern Davenport Iowa Strate Launderers’ Associaton

Muscatine Mayor Refuses to Enforce Sunday Law

Muscatine on October 14 faces a blue law dispute as the Miniature Association leads a fight against Sunday theatres and Sabbath amusements. Mayor Kernon Swanger says he will not enforce the law and would resign rather than act, while clergymen press for action and theater and bar proprietors warn of retaliation to keep the city as a Sabbath model.

Muscatine Kernon SngWer

Ten Bank Forgers Active in Iowa Warned by Association

Des Moines reports the Iowa Bankers Association warns members to watch for ten forgers operating in the state. Names include Frank F Forrest claiming ties to the Alexander Hamilton Institute, George Lambrinos a Greek laborer, H Sessions linked to R Jonuson & Son, A D Riss dan formerly with Northern States Coal & Mining, Charlen Tremer horse buyer in Vinton, William Burke and Wade aliases, I L Whales, Harry Burns, and George Shimada a Japanese national.

Des Moines Towa Bankers’ Association Iowa Frank F. Forrest Alexander Hamilton Institute New York City George Lambrinos H. Sessions 5. R. Jonuson & Son Racine Wis A. D. Rissdan Northern States Coal & Mining Company Chicago

Swamp Root Promises Kidney Help Ad From Dr Kilmer

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims non stimulant action in teaspoonful doses and urges readers to buy at drug stores or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Dr. Kimer & Co Binghamton Waterloo Evening Courier

Real Estate Activity in Ackley During Past Week

Ackley reports several real estate moves including Dr J F Potter transferring his residence to Anna Laws and William Gutts buying from A B Frante a residence on the A K Franty lot. Ghan Blake and H Wagner sold a garage business and stock to a Hampton buyer for about 20000 dollars. Trainer bought from Chas Doepke a brick flat on Second Avenue. Mrs Vietor estate blocks near Ernst Ackley to be sold by public auction. Personal mentions note Mrs S Y Eggert and Florence visiting in Wort Dodge. Dr R L Probasco called to Charter Oak for his mother’s illness.

Ackley J. Fi Potter Hampton G. S. Trainer Chas. Doepke Second Avenue Faust A. Vietor Chicago Ernst Ackley S. Y. Eggert Florence Eggert A. Schultz Wort Dodge R. L. Probasco Charter Oak Abs. Wim. Mullane Mullane Whitney Los Angeles Greer Carrie Schrader Mrs. Smalley Seattle Wash F. Carstens Abbing Mina

Wife Slayer Makes Strange Plea To Avoid Gallows

Davenport October 14. Carl Ruebling argued he believed he was dead when he killed his wife in a unique plea to save himself from execution. The farmer faces a murder trial after slashing his wife on their farm this spring as jury selection began. The defense seeks temporary insanity with self defense and the court orders jurors kept together for the trial, which could last over a week. Ruebling sank into his chair during the proceedings.

Davenport Oet Carl Ruebling Barker Ruebling

Truth in business value of Scott's Emulsion

An ad proclaims the importance of truth in advertising and in daily life. Scott's Emulsion is praised for purity and medicinal cod liver oil with glycerine and hypophosphites. The copy emphasizes reliability, strength building, and lung support, claiming freedom from alcohol and adulteration. Geutt & Bowne. BloomGold, R. 7, 15-20.

Scott Geutt & Bowne BloomGold

Getting Rid of Ugly Hairs And Other Beauty Secrets

The article promotes safe removal of facial and arm hairs using simple sulto solution available from druggists. It also advises against squeezing blackheads, recommends a net oxing treatment, and suggests a zintone lotion made by dissolving powdered zintone in hot water for nightly use to keep skin soft and velvety.

Valeska Suratt

Fragmentary Exhibit Narration In Murder Trial

A courtroom fragment describes the butcher’s alleged murder of his wife with knitted items as an exhibit. The scene also references used “pervoyances” and bloody clothing on display. The witness reacts by covering his face and reacting to the disturbing display.

Big Face

Story Hours for Children Resume at Public Library

Story hours for children resume at the public library throughout winter. Younger children attend Saturdays at both east and west divisions. Older girls meet Wednesdays at 1 pm and 4 30 pm, alternating libraries, with myths in early winter and Shakespeare after Christmas. Older boys attend Thursdays at 4 30 pm, alternating libraries, with a King Arthur cycle and later tales. ages 11 to 16 urged to participate.

Lbrary Lbrary East Library West Negeriea Brary West Itbrary Agat

Other Counties Shipping Widows Into Des Moines

Des Moines October 14 Judge McHenry cites widows pensions as Polk county bears the cost. He notes counties ship widows to cities to avoid court scrutiny of eligibility while urging awareness of the widening pension burdens.

Des Moines Ellef Polk County McHenry

Track and Train Railroad Paragraphs Local and Otherwise

Fragmented railway notes cover inspections at Waterloo shops, new steel Train Chicago to St Paul, a fatal switch at Waukesha, safety letters to motorists, car shed work at Illinois Central, Illinois Central revenue drop, and experimental pulverized coal fueling on Northwestern and New York Central lines.

John Haps Chicago Unofa Central Waterloo Ladies’ Auxiliary The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Central Bank Duluth Leo W. Casterisa Janesville Wis Brafford CG. M St. P Waukesha G. B. Wilson Manly Minnesota G. Rol & B Maryland Balthtown & Ohio Iettara J. G Illinois Central Shapes

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