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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1912

Page

5

Fruit Tree Spraying Cost and Methods Highlight Iowa Horticulture

An Iowa report details the cost and methods of spraying fruit trees to combat codling moth and fruit scab. Victor Speer describes the Bordan mixture using lime and copper sulfate, applied preleaf and prebloom, then arsenate of lead after petals fall. Sprayer options range from hand tools to powered units, with costs from $1.25 to $150. The piece notes growing interest in spraying and nurturing fruit production in Iowa, plus a brief real estate transfer list.

Victor Speer Waterloo Township

Reverend J Beach Dies Sudden in Neleigh Neb

The Cedar Falls Daily News reports the death of Reverend N J Beach who died suddenly at his home in Neleigh Nebraska on a Sunday. He was a noted clergyman affiliated with local churches and left mourners and a community in shock. Funeral arrangements are pending and local services will honor his memory.

Death of Rev S J Beach Shocks Cedar Falls Community

The death of Rev S J Beach at Neleigh Nebraska Sunday at age 62 shocks Cedar Falls. He led the Congregational church from 1887 to 1897 and oversaw the building of the present church. He was married recently to Lily Greedy after his wife’s death. Two sons survive, Prof Beach of Syracuse University and Glenn Beach. A memorial service is planned in Cedar Falls with local speakers. Rev George Knoche of Waterloo plans to move to Cedar Falls after purchasing a residence at Eighteenth and Walnut.

Cedar Falls S. J. Beach Neleigh The Congregational Church Lily Greedy Prof. Beach Syracuse University N. Y Glenn Beach Illinois Knoche Cedar

John Barnes Accepts Position With Galveston Texas

John Barnes son of D W Barnes of this city has accepted the superintendency of the physical training department of the state teachers college in Galveston Texas and will enter upon his new duties next week. After graduating from the State Teachers College he took a two year course at Springfield Mass He is well equipped for the new post. A free lecture at the college Thursday evening will feature Prof P H Berry explaining New Mexico via illustrated talk at the science hall. Cedar Falls and Waterloo vie over poor highways with rains and traffic, the city preparing for paving while farmers meet at Black Hawk county Commercial club to organize rural improvements led by Dr W L Hearst and Prof Davis. A Waterloo citizen pleads guilty to profane language after attempting to collect admission fees at an aviation demonstration.

John Barnes D. W. Barnes Galveston Tex State Teachers’ College Springfield Mass P. H. Berry Santa Fe Cedar Falls Waterloo Black Hawk Janesville Oncr Cedar Walls Black Hawk County Commercial Club Perry G. Holden W. L. Hearst George Mathes Charles E. Hearst Frank Hammer Ohia H. A. Jetmore la Porte Berger State College Ames Cummins Golfinks

Cedar Falls Notes On Weather, People And Plans

Rain delayed street paving and hampered canning plant work in Cedar Falls Ia on Sept 11. Local buyers sold land in Woolstock for 48000 dollars while a large residence is planned at Twenty sixth and Walnut. D A R chapters plan meetings Sept 21 and 28 with topics on Washington. Faculty report high enrollment. high school adds seats. Professors Loughridge and wife at Folkestone England report health improvement. President Seerley speaks at Leander Clarke College opening.

Cedar Falls Edward Short Merchants’ Livestock Company Woolstock Seerley Leander Clarke College H. H. Seerley Toledo

Land transfers and real estate dealings list

Land parcels and property transfers including(Land in 22-89-12 and 14-81-13) with prices largely stated as $1 or $1,200. Transactions involve Co Ww. Mmnagest to Vina Brand Int 11 in Waterlan Riverview Development Co. Birmingham Easton Bryant avenues addition. Olive Budd Miller to Clara Rimp son Wellington Place Lot 1. James Gardiner Company real estate rentals and insurance.

Rivervie Development Co J. Vandernie Intiz Riverview Addition Riverview Development Co Gen T. Alcott Water.co Lewis Miller Maggie E. Cropper Vina Brand Waterlan Birmingham Avenue Easton Avenue Bryant Avennie Riverview Olive Budd Miller Clara Rimpson Wellington Place Wim. A. Robinson Ezra D. Lamb

Iowa Dairy Industry Topic Highlights Address by B Barney

B Barney of Des Moines spoke on the dairy industry development in Iowa while Sam Shilling of Chicago delivered remarks, drawing keen interest from listeners. The brief item notes regional agricultural focus and Chicago speaker involvement highlighting dairy progress in the state.

B. Barney Des Moines Iowa Sam Shilling Chicago

Delaware county dairy record celebrated in community brief

Speaking of a remarkable record made by Delaware county as a dairy community, Mr. Shilling was for many years connected with the dairy industries of Delaware.

Delaware County Shilling Dela

Dairy gathering in Ware County showcases methods talk

In the Dairy city a gathering featured county dairy men led by the county president of the National Dairy union. Senator Geo W Dunham gave a brief talk while the Coggon band performed. An advertisement lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy with dealer endorsements from Ohio Falls Indiana as a best seller the remedy is sold by all dealers.

Ware County National Dairy Union Geo. W. Dunham Coggon Chamberlain H. W. Hendrickson Ohio Falls Ind

Veteran Betz dies after four-year illness at Soldiers' Home

Marshalltown Iowa September 11 after a four year illness from pulmonary emphysema Charles William H Betz one of the oldest members of the Soldiers home in point dies.

Marshalltown William H. H. Betz Point

Death notice for veteran from Iowa with family details

A 77 year old former member of Company I Thirteenth Iowa infantry died at a hospital. He entered service from Belle Plaine and made Marengo his home after the war. Survived by a widow and five children. Oak Flooring. Several small lots at wholesale prices. Iowa Lumber Co.

Thirteenth, Iowa Infantry Belle Plaine Marengo Iowa Lumber Co

Death of Three Year Old in Denver Notice

In Denver on September 11 Mr and Mrs M Lillig spent a week at the Minnesota State Fair. Josie Metcalf of Washburn visited with her sister Mrs A D Hayes. Mr and Mrs G W Shanks traveled to Pennsylvania for a few weeks. Tuesday morning the three year old son of Mr and Mrs John Mublig died from cholera morbus. The funeral will be held on Wednesday.

Denver M. Lillig Josie Metcalf of Washburn A. D. Hayes G. W. Shanks Pennsylvania John Mublig

Papes Diapepsin Promise Quick Tummy Relief

Papes Diapepsin claims five minute relief from indigestion sour stomach and upset. It promises fast regulation of upset stomachs with no dizziness bloating or bad breath. A fifty cent bottle is suggested for home use and immediate relief for dyspepsia gastritis or stomach derangement.

Pape

Dairy Meeting At Manchester Draws County Creamery Men

Manchester Ta September 11 near 204 visitors attended a Manchester dairy meeting at the fair grounds north of the city. Cooperative creameries of the county were represented along with dairy men and farmers. Dalry Commissioner W. spoke as the principal speaker at the picnic event.

Manchester Fair Grounds Dalry

Interment Scheduled at Barclay Catholic Cemetery Morning

Morning at 10 o'clock interment will be in Barclay Catholic cemetery. Mrs P Kress returned from Dey i's Lake N D where she has been visiting for weeks with her three sons. Wm Rudel and Al Schmitt bought new automobiles recently. C W Follett made a trip to Hazleton Sunday. Mrs J Schaffer of Eagle Center has returned home after visiting a week here. Dr W H Bickley and sister Miss Alice Bickley leave tonight for Boston where she will enter Leland Powers School of Expression for the coming year. Miss Bickley was at St Katherine's Davenport last year. Mrs Bickley and small son expect to visit St Louis during the doctor's east absence. John Bradford appeared in police court Monday on a charge of begging and was given one hour to leave the city, he was arrested again this morning. He is badly crippled but this did not prevent a stiff fight when taken into custody.

Black Hawk Fahs Barclay Catholic Cemetery P. Kress Deyi’s Lake N. D Wm. Rudel al Schmitt C. W. Follett Hazleton J. Schaffer Eagle Center W. H. Bickley Alice Bickley Boston Leland Powers School of Expression Miss Bickley St. Katherine’s Davenport John Bradford

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