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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
1
A distorted OCR passage shows garbled phrases and incomplete dialogue. It references a meeting, unnamed individuals, and requests for information, but the meaning is unclear and many words are unreadable.
A man, possibly E. W. Millschlegel, died at St Luke's Hospital after being hit by Naeckel car driven by a girl from Davenport. Coroner reports and hospital notes describe severe injuries including a crushed left arm and head injuries. Cardboard fragment found bearing the word Ey gageman hints at identification clues.
A report from Liberty Ta describes the death of Frank Speight found in a wood yesterday. Authorities note the man was solvent and well known. his wife is mentioned in connection with the incident.
Event in Davenport and nearby towns showcases speaker series during Greater Iowa Week. Prominent figures will discuss economic problems and regional enterprises while visiting multiple cities including Ottumwa and Sioux City.
Seaux City reports a complex local suit involving chickens and a calf, with the jury returning a verdict favoring Mr. 24 ATH. Details are fragmented, but the ruling concerns farm livestock ownership and related claims. The case references Brant, farmer, and Midler, with financial sums noted and a court action proceeding independently of some parties.
Vintage medical ad touts a pure vegetable treatment for skin eruptions and itching promising relief without ointments. It urges early use, warns against lotions, and offers expert medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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