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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

5

Bank sues widow in note dispute with Granite Co

Fairbank State bank pursues 185 dollars from Mrs. O'Donnell of Sheffield and the Central Iowa Granite Co. and E A Boggs of Waterloo. Mrs. O'Donnell claims forgery and alleges she did not sign the note. Juror Corwin excused after moving to Montana. trial expected late today or tomorrow.

Central Iowa Granite Co O’brien Fairbank Frank P. Keane Waterloo E. A. Boges O'Brien R. L. Corwin Cedar Falls Corwin Montana Dunham William Raab Boggs

Retaining Wall Near Black Hawk Bridge Presses Out

The east approach retaining wall at the upper Black Hawk bridge has bulged several inches after fill by city workers. Rods are being drilled into the embankment to secure support and prevent further bulging. The bridge exceeds the road bed width and required hundreds of dirt loads to correct the approach.

Black Hawk Bridge

Rummage Sale at First M. E. Church Corner

A rummage sale at the First Methodist Episcopal Church corner West Fourth and Randolph Streets on Friday for one day only. Admission is one dollar and hours start in the morning. Proceeds support church missions.

M. E West Fourth Randolph St

Hartman v Sumner Court Review Over Editorial Error

In a justice court case W H Hartman Co publishers of the Evening Courier sue A D Sumner for 29 dollars for a political ad during the June 1912 primaries. Sumner counters that an editorial damaged him 3000 dollars and seeks 99 dollars plus costs. The appeal questions whether the editorial was privileged political opinion and if the publication timing and classification as an advertisement were correct.

W. H. Hartman Co Evening Courier A.D. Sumner Justice Court Congress Justice Tullar Sumner Congress C. EB Pickett Sinner the Courier Black Hawk

Galloway Farm Sale Draws Breeders From Across Regions

Holstein breeders visit Galloway Farms to select cattle for an upcoming sale on November 1. The dispersal includes both Holstein and Ayrshire herds, show cows Fay Jewel Teauty and Daisy Mercedes Johanna Ormsby, and top bull King Segis Pontiac Combination. Interest grows as Iowa breeders consider forming a local-buy plan to keep the bull in state. Ayrshire visitors come from Nebraska, New York, and Wisconsin.

Galloway Corn Belt New England Fay Jewel Teauty Daisy Mrrcedes Johanna Ormsby King Segis Pontiac King Pontiac Spring Farm Pontiac Lass Iowa Nebraska New York Wisconsin

Beaux Farm Goes Under Hammer in Corn Belt Dairy Sale

In a sale slated soon, a premier 186 acre modern dairy and stock farm plans to draw many farm buyers. The property, praised as a leading advertised farm in the corn belt and a reputable breeding operation, attracts nearly all local owners who intend to bid.

Corn Belt

Roosevelt Leaves Sao Paulo for South American Tour

Sao Paulo officials and citizens cheered as Theodore Roosevelt departed for Rio Grande do Sul and planned travel to Montevideo Buenos Ayres and Chile continuing his journey by way of Rio Grande do Sul.

Sao Paulo Brazil Theodore Roosevelt Rio Grande Do Sul Montevideo Buenos Ayres Chile

Card of Thanks From the Zimmerman Family

The Zimmerman family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their daughter and sister. Gratitude for thoughtful floral offerings and support.

A. Zimmerman

Notice of Bids for Waterloo Sewer Construction 1913

Sealed proposals are invited by the Waterloo city clerk for constructing main sewers along Rhey Mohawk Bluff Bramnaher Hilm Lafayette Stanley Court from Elm to Lincoln and related lines. Bids due November 10 1913 at 7 30 p m with $200 certified check. Bonds 1 3. Work to be completed by May 15 1914.

City of Waterloo Iowa Rhey Street Center Fowler Street Independence Avenue Mohawk Street Glenwood Street Bluff Street Sixth Street West Fourth Street Bramnaher Street Columbia Street Lincoln Street Hilm Street Lafayette Street Elm Street Stanley Court Ineh Tavith Bank of

Waterloo to Accept Bids for City Work in 1913

The city of Waterloo Iowa invites proposals in sealed envelopes with certified checks and bidder identity for a contract to be awarded after formal forms. Proposals must be on printed forms, returned to unsuccessful bidders, and a bond secured to ensure completion. City reserves right to reject all bids. City Council will act on November 10 1913 at 7 30 p m. City Clerk R L Degon signs notice.

Waterloo Iowa Land Improvement City of Waterloo City OF R. L. Degon

Meritol Tonic Digestive Promises Appetite Revival

Loss of appetite signals stomach disorder and poor nourishment. Meritol Tonic Digestive aids digestion and promotes appetite, sold with a positive guarantee by Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. as sole agents.

Red Cross Drug Co Henderson Drug Co

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