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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

7

Waterloo to Get New reinforced concrete pipe Plant

John L. Zeidler visits Waterloo to secure an option on Maileable Ironworks property. The plan is to remodel the Cottage Street plant into a modern reinforced concrete pipe factory serving highways and sewers. Zeidler operates Pioneer Manufacturing with plants in Muscatine Joplin St Joseph and Waterloo.

John L. Zeidler Idler Operan Muscatine Joplin St. Joseph Mo. J M. Schenck Waterloo Treasurant Piper Manufacturing Company

Bullets and Hatchet Fail to Stop Trio of Wounds

Three victims of recent murder attempts show progress toward recovery. Wade Culpepper, shot by his wife, recovers from bullets in his forearm hip and back. Anice Dodd appears unharmed and seems to still be involved with Henry Hoover who attacked her with a hatchet. Hoover, shot by August Miller, is expected to leave hospital soon as authorities gather weapons for future disputes. All involved are reported to be well liked.

Wade Culpepper Culpepper Aunice Dodd Henry Hoover Hoover Mississippi August Miller

Sister Jones Under Fire For Anti War Utterances

Chicago residents report a special session of the Protestant Episcopal arch house of shops considering Bishop Paul Jones of Utah. He faces removal discussions over alleged anti war utterances.

Sister Jones Chicago House of Shops Protestant Episcopal Arch Paul Jones Dhose Utah

Infant Color Question Shapes Iowa Juvenile Court Case

In Black Hawk County Iowa a juvenile court case centers on whether a 2 year old male infant has negro blood. A 14 year old white girl, his foster sister, is alleged dependent and neglected. State officials seek to determine the infant's racial status and place him in a different home if needed. The hearing, held in Judge Dunham's chambers, aims to resolve if the environment benefits the girl and the child, with testimony planned from foster parents and county attorneys.

Black Hawk County Myrtle Barr Iowa Baba George D. Harris J. C. Murtagh Murtagh G. W. Dunham Waterloo Harris

Be as Pretty as a Picture Stuart's Calcium Wafers Ad

An old drug advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers promising a flawless complexion by purifying blood. It claims the calcium sulfide formula clears pimples, liver spots, eczema, and other eruptions, urging purchases at 50 cents a box with a free trial coupon offer.

Stuart

Free Trial Coupon Request From Stuart Co

A reader asks for a free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Waiters by return mail. The note provides the name F. A. Stuart Co., address 421 Stuart Bickle Marshall Mich and requests immediate sending.

F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bickle Marshall, Mich Stuart

Mexico buys corn to relieve food shortage

Mexico City reports the government deposited 1,000,000 pesos in a New York bank to cover the purchase of 3,000,000 bushels of corn for relief. The corn will be delivered at Laredo at 200,000 bushels every 20 days.

Mexico Mexico City New York Laredo

Robert Fitzsimmons In Critical Condition In Chicago

Former heavyweight boxing champion Robert Fitzsimmons remains critically ill with pneumonia, hospitalized in Chicago. Early today there was little change in his condition as doctors monitored his status and prepared updates for the want page.

Chicago Robert Fitzsimmons Yneumonia Itwan

Liberty Bonds as Best Investment and Duty

A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece extols Liberty Bonds as the safest investment and a patriotic duty. It argues bonds are backed by U S wealth, easily redeemed, and more secure than bank loans or stocks, citing historical price trends and national income figures to prove reliability.

Appomattox United States Reading Pennsylvania Lehigh Navigation Philadelphia

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