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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

8

Wireless Stations Here In City Pioneers See Readings

Walter Haines of 1915 Jefferson Street operates a second story wireless station learning barometer readings from West India islands and Key West. He gathers dispatches ahead of U S newspapers, handling messages from Mexico and Atlantic coast islands with secrecy required by government rules. He and interested Ajay Dr Cary and Bert Oman regard the venture as a practical breakthrough after initial skepticism. Haines, a Water loo pioneer, is employed by Citizens Gas and Electric Company and has advanced the system with hard work and publicity from supporters in his circle.

Walter Haines Jefferson Street Maxtico United States Haines Citizens Gas & Electric Company

Entertaining Episcopal Choir and Community Notices

Miss May Dadl entertained the Episcopal church choir with cards and music, featuring Turnipseed and Miss Piper solos. Several residents travel, move, or visit relatives, including M A Bowen to Eldora and Mrs. J S Stevens aiding parents in Janesville. The Dennes Kecht wedding is noted, with several wives and sisters of Mrs L S Alexander present. A lay speaker Rev Nathan Gist arrives from Kansas City for a day visit. A Halloween party is planned by Miss Berdena Severin and home economics seniors host a teacher college gym event. The Mason City child Garlord Cheenes dies. services to be held in Greenwood cemetery with Rev Z J Snowden officiating. The Teachers vs Leander Clark football game is previewed as a hard fight on College field.

Nathan Gist Kansas City Congregational Council Clarion J. 5. Stevens Janesville D. K. Smalling John D. Thompson Los Angeles Cal J. B. Snowden Harry Allen la Junta Calo Garlord Cheenes Orville Cheen Mason City Rock Island Greenwood Cemetery Z. J. Snowden

Hair Tinting All the Rage in Trial Package Offer

An advertisement touts Mrs. Potter's Walnut Tint Hair Stain as a affordable home solution to hide gray or faded hair. It claims easy application, monthly touch ups, and shades from golden brown to black. A trial package is offered by mail for 1.00 with privacy wrap, while supplies last.

Nelson dies suddenly in Cedar Falls home

Mrs H Nelson died yesterday afternoon at 38 o clock at 1016 Bluff street. Death caused by diabetes and heart failure after long illness. Born Anna Hanson March 16 1851 in Denmark she married H Nelson March 7 1864 and lived in Cedar Falls. Survived by husband three daughters and five sisters with two sisters in Denmark. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Danish Brethren church Rev John Christiansen officiating. Interment Greenwood cemetery.

Cedar Falls H. Nelson Bluff Street Anna Hanson Denmark American James Peterson Emil Peterson G. W. Sanson, Jr Nels Friis Jack Rasmussen Peter Buhl Danish Brethren Church John Christensen Greenwood Cemetery

Car Slides Two Blocks After Brakes Fail In Cedar Falls

Passengers on a Cedar Falls street car were frightened Tuesday when the car failed to stop on Walnut street. The track slippery with snow and water caused a slide. After two blocks the car bumped an old barn being moved across the tracks. no serious injuries reported. Hunters at Goose Lake bagged twenty two mallards during a short outing.

Cedar Falls Spetela Walnut Street

Suit Over Promissory Note For $500 In District Court

Lanritzen sues for $500 and costs in district court claiming non payment of a promissory note. He alleges the defendant executed and delivered a writing in March promising payment seven months after date with 8 percent annual interest after maturity. The document appears garbled but asserts a payment obligation and legal action for recovery.

Lanritzen Bas District Court Todas

Westert Union residents join in medical ad campaign

A garbled notice reports residents Cary Has Soiton Jay L Cary Renter her at Park road working with Mr titties and Mr. ry to promote Foley Kiddsey Piles Suceed. The ad touts a medicine for kidney and urinary discomfort offered for sale by dealers.

Cary Soiton Jay L Westert Union Aidert Oov Park Road Titties Vine Ogtrent Cane Ligome Foley Kidsey

Unique Halloween Party At Christ Church Russell-Linson Hall

A Halloween party hosted by Christ Episcopal Church at Russell-Linson Hall. Activities include performances by Floradora double sextette Jing a Roo Man Macbeth Witches Weber and Fields double sextette and a burlesque number. Fortune tellers recount past present and future. Refreshments booths and dancing follow. Dorrince Place directs the event.

Acunique Hallowe'en Christ Episcopal Clrch Russell-Liinson Ole Getors Floradora Jing Macbeth Weber and Fields Dorrince Place Abott Afair Suticien

Thirty Days in Jail for Negro Man in Assault Case

In a case heard by Justice Rubms, J. B. Harris testified after noon that Paul Manuel, colored, faced charges of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury and battery. Manuel received thirty days in county jail after Judge Kuhns found him guilty. Harris reportedly struck him with a grease scraper during the prior Saturday incident at the Illinois Central shops. Col. and Mrs. John B. Crooks of Washington visit Waterloo acquaintances at 72% Ponarth Street. Crooks helped erect the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union mill forty six years ago and is a Waterloo booster.

J. B. Harris Paul Manuel Court of Justice Rubms Manel Harris Thinois John B. Crooks Washington 4. A. Carden Ponarth Street Col. Crooks Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Waterloo

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