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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
7
A rainy day tale as a small dog disturbs farm animals in a barn. Madam Duck, a hen and chicks, a cow, a rat, a cat, and a horse all clash with the dog until Pussy the cat finally boxes the dog and restores quiet. The horse praises the cat for defending herself. Tomorrow's story Nancy and the Fairy.
Des Moines judge freed Margaret Luka from the juvenile home after locating her in Centerville with Milton Heavilin, a coal miner. She had left Des Moines during the state fair and was sent there for a month. upon release she went to Detroit relatives with her father.
J E Bates of Waterloo will give an address on The Rum Triend's Portrait for World Temperance Sunday at a union church in Plainfield on November 9. The Park quartet of Waverly will assist. Bates invites all men who touch liquor and all women and girls who avoid or have seen liquor to attend.
Waneas City Mo Ort 21 A4 plea for eugenic marriages by Governor Simeon E Baldwin of Connecticut and an address by Rev Newell Dwight Hinis of Brooklyn on new social obligations for the church closed last night. The triennial meeting of Congregational churches adopted a new constitution and expanded council powers. Willis urged ministers to teach that God is more than gold and wealth comes with responsibilities to the poor.
A call to restore a strong civic character to sustain a republic through railways banks and mines. Prof Fred B Hill heads social service, Rev William T McElveen chairs temperance, Rev Henry A Stimson leads the ministerial annuity commission. Independence B I P J Planafeft leaves for Waterloo to join Cutler Hardware in winter duties. he has 16 years with I C Plane hardware.
After building 325 feet of the dry run sewer extension, Tabor Construction will suspend operations for winter and resume in spring. The sewer will reach 2,600 feet from Allen and Seventh to Forest Avenue, using reinforced concrete. A wheeled excavator removes dirt and stone.
Two men operate an excavator while others dig in the ditch as a sewer channel nears completion. The trench is eleven feet deep and thirteen feet wide, with a ten by ten interior section and a concrete arch. Bargain Day features Mortar's drug store selling all postage stamps at cost amid curious shoppers and a traffic officer’s quip.
All members of Court of Honor are requested to pay their assessment at Security Savings bank. E. M. Close, Recorder. fadvertisemen t
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