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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1912

Page

4

Cooperative plan proposed for Waterloo students

Waterloo officials consider a two way plan with Illinois Central to place high school students in local shops as apprentices. Two boys alternate schooling and shop work, earning apprentice wages and credits toward a trade. The program aims to lower age limits, provide summer employment, and improve student outcomes while benefiting the railway company.

East Waterloo Waterloo Millinois Central Cincinnati University Illinois Central Macomb S. C Mississippi Dexter C. Buell Educational Bureau The Harriman Hines Markham Park Buell Kline Mem Ruell R. BE. George Harriman

City in Brief From the Glasses Origins and Local News

Bre chanan visits Majestic theatre. Mr and Mrs N A Gasser and Mr and Mrs Henry Gibson agree to Relinbeck. Parks of Northern Tile company in Mason City on business. Edna Cass to Lake Crystal Minn to teach English. L H Haley of Moline guest of Leslie Keller. James O Hearn returns from Monmouth visit. Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway convention to meet in Little Rock Sept 25 26. Ella Wright returns from China trip. Robert Kinsman returns to Chicago after visits Waterloo. A E Gibson returns from Canada. J J Mulvehill registered at Irving. R A Kelly of Webster City inventor of car coupler in Waterloo on business. A son born to Mr and Mrs H Louis Nass. Mrs Barney McKeon guest in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Paul Geisler welcome a boy. Mrs S A Cleveland and son Ray return from New York Niagara Falls Chicago trip. Epworth league ice cream social at Grace M B church 7 30 pm with music by the Sunday school orchestra. Board of Supervisors adjourns until Thursday. county picnic at county farm tomorrow. Miss Alice Lichty operated on for appendicitis at Presbyterian hospital. Loren Wilson of Lincoln visits J J Bates en route to Chicago. friend of W B Bryan predicts Wilson victory.

James O’hearn Monmouth Ill Elizabeth O’hearn The Little Rock Ark Ella Wright Chi- Caeo Robert Kinsman Waterloo Chicago J. J. Mulvehill Minneapolis Irving R. A. Kelly Webster City H. Louis Nass Burton Avenue 5. A. Cleveland Ray New York Niagara Falls Epworth League of Grace M. B. Church Board of Supervisors Alice Lichty E. M. Lichty Orange Township Presbyterian Hospital Loren Wilson Lincoln Neb J. J. Bates South Wilson W. 7. Bryan Woodrow Wilson

Diet and Health Hints by Dr Allen on stimulants in literature

The reader asks about Dr Cheriee Reed's view on toxemia and stimulants. The article argues that traditional literary giants did not rely on alcohol or other stimulants, noting many authors produced great works without such habits. It discusses evolving opinions on stimulants as possible aids but cautions against assuming they enhance creativity.

Cheriee B. Reed de Quincey Johnson Poe Burns Longfellow Whittier Kira Homens Harriet Beecher Stowe Mes Bar Milton Gray Goldsmith Kalah

Seed Corn Day Declared In Iowa By Governor Carroll

Nes Moines Sept 10 Governor Carroll issues Iowa first seed corn day and seed corn week urging discussion of the seed corn question. He notes 30 percent of corn will be frost safe by next Sunday, rising to 96 percent by October 15.

Nes Moines Carroll Iowa Chappel Iowa Weather and Stop Service

New Silks and Dress Goods Parade in Waterloo Shop

A Waterloo store promotes its new silks dress goods velvets and trimmings with claims of superior stock and early inspection. It highlights costume velvets bayade recorded silks and charmeuse in assorted colors with prices ranging from two dollars and fifty cents to six dollars per yard.

New York City Cronne Ceccessee

Pretty Lace Beaded Net and Chiffon Party Gowns Sale

Sale opens at 9 am tomorrow and runs three days with a 25 percent reduction. The event targets shoppers preparing for fall needs and back to school savings.

Extra Special Tomorrow Childrens Gowns and Corsets Sale

Local store advertises a sale with one lot of children’s gowns short and long sleeves priced to 89 cents and a large size corset lot offered at a small price.

Semi-centennial of the Twenty first regiment observed

The Twenty first regiment veterans association marked its semi-centennial in the city. A vigorous debate led to a plan to house all veterans together at the Julian hotel, ensuring attendance at future meetings. Many members seemed old or enfeebled, making a reunion ahead unlikely next year.

Ganization Twenty-first Regiment

Waterloo Man Honored by Twenty First Iowa Regimental Assn

Herbert Northey of Waterloo was chosen president of the Twenty first Iowa Regiment Association at its two days reunion in Dubuque on Sept 10. Waterloo was named the next meeting place. Other officers elected include Vice President Aaron Mose Greene, Secretary L Waltere Wateron. The movement to disband the or-

Dubuque Herbert Northey Locust Street Waterloo Twenty-first Iowa Ragl Mental Association Aaron Mose Greene L. Waltere Waterton

BADGER MOOSERS TO HAVE LIVELY TIME

Milwaukee observers report a split within the Wisconsin progressive party over nominating a complete state ticket. Tomorrow's state convention is expected to hear debate between factions. Provisional State Chairman Norman L. Baker proposes limiting the agenda to presidential electors. Milwaukee County Chairman F. E. Davidson leads the faction pushing a full ticket.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Progressive Party Norman L. Baker Milwaukee County F. E. Davidson

Mexican Senate Approves Passage Through U S Territory

A secret Mexican senate session granted President Madero authority to request U S permission to move troops through American territory. The plan calls for sending a column via El Paso Texas and Arizona into Sonora to counter rebel bands operating there.

Mexico City Senate Madero United States el Paso Texas Ariz Sonora

Market News and Prices From Chicago and St Louis

Bulls push wheat futures higher amid UK crop worries while U S government outlook is fully discounted. Cash wheat and corn mixed with varied bids. Livestock receipts at St Louis and Omaha strengthen market tone. hogs and sheep show steady to higher ranges. Elgin butter advances to 27.5 cents.

Chicago London Liverpool Italy United States ST. Louis South Omaha Omaha Neb Texas C. Ce Son

Chicago Produce Market Roundup

Butter and cheese mostly steady with daisies and eyes steady receipts 9 700 cases at mark. Young Americas and long horns quoted with numbers. Poultry live stock and potatoes show steady demand with 47 cars receipts from Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota.

Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota

Dr Orvis Heads New Wisconsin Movement for Youth

Dr G M Orvis, longtime Summit Congregational pastor in Dubuque, resigns to lead a Woodland Farms community in Wisconsin. The plan seeks to develop morals, intellect, and thrift of young men by housing them in a dormitory with fellowship, schooling, and economic instruction. He will be joined by Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin business leaders. Mrs Orvis will assist.

Waterloo G. M.orvis Summit Congregational Church Dubuqque Wisconsin Woodland Farms

Embassy secretary mocks yellow peril talk in Washington

Masanao Hanihara, secretary of the Japanese embassy, denounced alarmist talk of a yellow peril at a Washington dinner. He suggested the real peril is the banana peelings on the Atlantic pavements, noting the Pacific nation’s peaceable disposition.

Masanao Hanihara Washington

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Red Cross Everett Shirtings Ace Brechanan Majestic Theatre N. A. Gasser Henry Gibson Relinbeck A. Parks Northern Tile’ ‘Company Mason City Edna Cass Lake Crystal Minn L. H. Haley Moline Leslie Keller Second Street A. E. Gibson Canada Barney McKeon Champaign, NL W. J. Simons Allen Street Paul Geisler Galloway M. D. Rose Ninth Street East Allen Pood Peeeee Eoeres Twen Ty-First Regimental Association Lamson Bros. & CO Chicago Board OF Trade A. E. McElroy Marsh-Place Towa H. Wi H. W N. S Duluth Wellington Ereen Elgin Elgin, Tl Eee Wba Vanees Eweee Kansas City Livestock Kansas City DR. Orvo Idea Orvis Chautauqua Park
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