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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
8
A practical market gardener rebutts Courier and Reporter claims that the Public market raises living costs and withholds deliveries. He notes daily market presence, argues rent concerns, and urges boosting the market while comparing prices. The piece shifts to a satirical frontier tone about farming life and includes an unrelated medical advertisement.
The Crystal and Princess theatres seed a campaign offering a 1915 Maxwell five passenger touring car and two diamond rings as prizes to the contestants with the most votes by Sept 20. Open to all, nominations expected to rise. daily vote tallies will be projected on curtain at Crystal and Palace theatres.
The congregational church served supper in the basement Friday evening. Mrs. Sidney Slaughter and baby from Ketterton Lu visited the John Slaughter home. Mrs. Alice Wager of Neoderha Kay visited her sister Mrs. M. A. Dunlap. J E Haye and wife of Dubuque cana arrived for a two week visit with H. C. Unbeham. A son was born to Ray Postel and wife on Tuesday. John Hardy and wife left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Anoka Minnesota. Store closed all day Monday. Lx bow day. James Black Dry Goods Co remained shut.
Dumont and nearby residents travel to the state fair in the week ending Sept. 3. Attendees include A. W. Wilcox and wife, R. L. Miller and wife, John Holt and wife, George Brown, W. S. Austin, John Barlow, Mrs. James Morley and her brother. Jap Cannon leaves for a 60 day trip into Oregon and Washington. Hert Hartson and family pack to leave the state, heading north.
Roy Peterson of Dallas S D has left Winthrop after two weeks with relatives to start a new post at Winside Tribune printing office in Nebraska. Miss Lucille Hinds returned to Stewartsville Missouri after a two week stay with the C W Yeager family. Mrs Frank Kinney visiting Cedar Rapids relatives this week. Mrs Schermerhorn back from two weeks with Minneapolis relatives. Harry Bloom and family visited relatives in Muscatine over the weekend. The Ladies Aid society of the
Fragmentary notes report residents seeking stability and health in Minnesota with plans to move if conditions worsen. References Wen Ogene Chambers and her spouse, Dr BK Day and Mina Day, Frank Watson and family, and Principal Huinetaburg with four assistants. Mentions Maude Holbert relocated to Mantonville Minnesota. post office occupancy noted.
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