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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1911

Page

4

Novak Freed After Long Flight From Murder Charge

Frank A Novak, once labeled a fine looking man and accomplished violinist, is released after a sensational case in Iowa. He was convicted of second degree murder for a Walford store fire in 1897 and sentenced to life. Evidence tied him to fleeing to Alaska, then to Victoria and Seattle before reappearing in Klondike life where he played violin publicly.

Klondike Iowa Novak Vinton Cedar Rapide Frank A. Novak Fort Madison Burnham Wimton Walford Edward Murray Murray Alaska Iowa City Omaha F. A. Smith Victoria Seattle Kiondike Frank Novak W. A. Hunter Anamosa

Morey Stock Co A Fine Attraction at Waterloo

The Morey Stock company opened a week at the Waterloo to the largest first night business ever recorded. The opening bill, A Girl's Mistake, pleased the audience and the company performed well. Tonight they present The Singing Girl, a standout in their repertoire. Ladies’ free tickets were exhausted. one free admission will be given tonight with each paid 30 cent ticket before 6 p.m.

Morey Stock Company Waterloo Morey Acta

County Picnic Held Tomorrow at Mt Vernon County Farm

County officers and residents invited to a full day at the Mt Vernon township county farm along the W C F N line. Lectures by Ames experts, experiments explained, sports including potato and sack races, a free picnic dinner, and tours of the county home. Special trolley cars shuttle visitors from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. if weather allows a large turnout, marking the first county picnic here.

Mt. Vernon Township Board of Supervisors Rainbow Bentley State Agricultural College Ames LaRue Waterloo W. P. Hoxie C. E. Pickett Sherman DaWolf Henry W. Grout County Experiment Station M. J. Mosher Iowa

Foley Kidney Pills Help Urinary Trouble

Foley Kidney Pills claim to aid individuals with kidney and bladder issues or urinary irregularities. The ad urges trying the remedy and mentions J. K. Jader & Son as the supplier.

FOLEY J. K. Jader San

Fire destroys Chas Baumgartner factory in Manchester Iowa

Manchester Iowa September 1 special report fire destroyed the Chas El Baumgartner factory after a gas stove explosion while the laundry addition burned. Inadequate city water supply and a delay at the firehouse hindered efforts, with the building and its specialized machinery valued around 3000 and only 760 insurance. Grange leases Universalist church, dedicatory service highlights, banquet, and remarks on local and national grange work. Mr and Mrs J P Wilson celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with family from Cedar Rapids Regent and Oniwin Iowa and distant relatives.

Manchester Iowa Chas, el Baumgartner Grange Church Tones Mill Grange Pioneer Andculturist Society Auditorum Universalist Church the Grange RK. W. Tirid Geo. W. Dunham A. 8. Blait Universalist Society J. P. Wilson Tanne i Cédar Rapids Sherman Wilson Cedar Rapids Clyde and Lloyd Petley Regent

Misses Florence and Ruth Wilson Visit Cedar Rapids Figures

Florence and Ruth Wilson of Cedar Rapids, grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Wilson, spent the day with them. Judge Nugent of Cedar Rapids and Mr J W Rabenau of Regent North Dakota were also present for the visit.

Florence and Ruth Wilson Cedar Rapids

Doors Open at Waterloo Public and Denominational Schools

Waterloo public schools east and west opened with enrollments larger than expected. About 5,000 pupils attended city schools, with classes filling quickly as teachers organized seating and schedules through May. Denominational institutions including Our Lady of Victory academy St Josephs Parish St Martys and Sacred Heart also reported higher enrollments, with numbers near 210 300 and 14 respectively as classes begin.

Waterloo Fifa Our Lady of Victory Academy St. Joseph’s Parish Tast St. Marty's School St. Mary’s Pariih Sacred Heart School Waterloo West

Pastor Repeats Term At Grace M E Waterloo

At the Grace M E church annual conference Rev. E D Hull was unanimously invited to a sixth year as pastor of the Waterloo church. Officers were elected including stewards and trustees, and committees named for 1911 1912 with roles in missions church extension and temperance. An endorsement of Foley Kidney Pills by J A Maple of Steubenville Ohio is included as a testimonial.

Grace M. BE E. D. Hull D.D Waterloo C. R. Rohde Chas, Ferguson Wm. Horton H- T. Fisher George Wentland Howard Sharp Chas H. Bingham F. L. Benedict L. E. Park T. J. Close Temperance W. R. Jameson C. W. Cotton John E. Bates J. A. Maple S. 7Th St Steubenville Expressman Foley J. K. Joder Sor

S S S S: A Great Tonic and Blood Purifier Promises Cure

An advertisement touts S S S as the greatest tonic and blood purifier. It claims impure blood causes weakness, lists benefits for appetite, digestion, and stamina, and offers a free medical book. The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta markets the product as a universal health remedy.

S. S S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

A L Dewey Gets Recent Promotion

Councilman R M Dewey receives word via his son Arthur L Dewey formerly assistant freight agent for the Rock Island railway with Memphis HQ has been chosen as traveling freight agent for the Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railway Co to assist G L Edwards in charge of the new traffic office in Memphis The circular letter announcing the promotions is signed by Co D Whitney traffic manager Dewey will solicit business in Memphi s

R. M. Dewey Arthur L. Dewey Rock Island Railway Memphis Missouri & Northern Arkansas Railway Co G. L. Edwards Co. D. Whitney Dewey

Promoted Railway Official Noted In Regional Context

A former Rock Island depot cashier with a long history in local railroading has received a rapid promotion within the railway service, reflecting notable career advancement in the region.

Rock Island

The Girl I Love Returns to Waterloo in September

The five months of prosperity in Chicago for The Girl I Love are mirrored as the LaSalle Opera House production travels to Waterloo on September 12. The tour will feature the same cast and stage presentation that delighted audiences in the Windy City.

Chicago LaSalle Opera House Waterloo Windy City

First M. E. Church Home Coming Evening

The First M. E. church hosts an annual home coming social with a welcome for all members. Dr. Frank Cole will speak and a musical program and recitations follow. A lay electoral conference delegate will be elected for the Upper Iowa conference meeting in town on Friday September 22. The lay electoral conference will choose delegates to the Indianapolis general conference next year. The quarterly conference meets tomorrow evening.

M. E Frank Cole Upper Iowa Indianapolis

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