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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
3
Advert says Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion heartburn and headaches in five minutes. Recommends a 50 cent case for quick relief after meals and claims no sour belching or foul breath. Relief promised within minutes and a full case contains enough for many uses.
The September grand jury issued a partial report and adjourned to next Thursday. Indictments include Elijah Armstrong for obtaining property by false pretenses, George Clark for two counts, R D B Phelps for assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm, Pred Ew in Gray for burglary, and joint counts against Mrs Lindenstruch and Effie Peterson for nuisance and prostitution. A separate arson case targets Jeff Peterson and Fred S Robinson and wife Eva May Robinson, with witness calls numbering near a hundred. the proceedings remain secret and ongoing.
The Ayrshire judging finished late yesterday with JL A Reymann of Wheeling West Virginia named champion and premier breeder and exhibitor. Mrs EF Sadler and Mrs John Andrews of Waterloo officiated as diplomas were presented. Read across divisions and classes with entries from Ryanogue farm and Roy ot Waukesha with multiple cows and bulls judged for three years and under two years old and under one year old.
Des Moines Iowa October chapter of the King’s Daughters plans a legislative push to establish a state hospital for crippled children to care for the poor. Dr Jennie McCowen outlines cures for hare lip and hip defects through early treatment. branch leaders vow cooperation and elect Mrs F J Mansfield secretary with officers E N Coleman Loja Waite and Emma Quackenbuth.
About two hundred Germans gathered last night in Waterloo for a non political meeting under the German American Alliance. Speakers included Philipp Andres of Council Bluffs and Sherman DeWolf who urged unity among German descendants to remain strong Americans. The event featured presentations by local officials, a dairy flag gift to Town State Dairy association, and remarks on maintaining German traditions while integrating into American life.
The state convention of Odd Fellows set for October 17 to 21 in Cedar Rapids outlines a schedule with Mae J. Randall giving the welcome at the American auditorium and D B Gunn and Louis Silberstein delivering grand lodge and grand encampment responses. The program includes installation ceremonies, recreations at various halls, a memorial service at Westminster church, and an executive committee led by F A Talbott J M Haines and John Petrovitsky.
At the banquet honoring exhibitors and their friends, LS. D. A. received a dairy flag recognizing participation. The event celebrated local dairy exhibitors with guests present and remarks by organizers.
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina praises Cardui the woman’s tonic saying she feels stronger after a two week wash and credits Cardui with building up her strength. The ad emphasizes relief from headaches aches and other weak woman ailments and urges others to try the tonic.
Alfred Le Blanc piloting the Blériot monoplane Isle de France set a claimed world speed record for a measured mile at Kinloch field in St Louis with a 53 second mile. He also clocked 1 05 3 5 and 1 07 2 5 miles during the exhibition, while J Clifford Turpin failed to beat the endurance mark after 1 hour 28 1/2 minutes owing to a faulty fuel feed.
Rev H G Beeman pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church has been invited to address a mass meeting of temperance forces in Buchanan county to be held in Independence Sunday evening October 30 H L Litchfield president of the Business Men's Temperance association also invited to attend and take part Beeman will discuss the topic toward Waterloo Got on the Water Wagon.
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