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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1910

Page

3

Premium List for Waterloo Dairy Show Set to Open

The premium list for the annual state dairy show and pure food exhibit will be mailed to exhibitors. The Waterloo show opens Oct. 10 in the coliseum, with prizes of 2250 for cattle and 1000 for butter plus medals. Government exhibits and Dutch-belted cattle from New Hampshire are expected, and the Town Criers will actively promote the event with a meeting at the Pythian temple and a free luncheon.

Iowa Waterloo W. B. Barney Iowa State Dairy Association Dairy Barney Des Moines Agricultural Department H. G. van Pelt New Hampshire Kentucky Illinois Nebraska Missouri Wisconsin Town Criers Pythian Temple van Pelt

Miss Armstrong Applies To Chicago Musical College

Miss Cora Armstrong travels to Chicago to enroll at Chicago Musical College for the fall term. She will pursue vocal studies with Mrs. C L Fox and study languages. Armstrong is a graduate of Thomas Normal Training School Detroit and has one year of public school music teaching. She also studied with Miss Reed at Waterloo Conservatory.

Cora Armstrong Chicago Chicago Musical College C. L. Fox Miss Armstrong Thomas Normal Training School Detroit Mich Miss Reed Waterloo Conservatory

My Little Horn and How I Blow It

An advertising style piece by Dr. W. R. Cothern promoting self promotion through patient referrals. He asserts his methods as the best advertising for his medical practice, detailing fees, hours, and contact information.

Arabia W. R. Cothern Lafayette Building Iowa

North Waterloo Railroads News and Local Arrivals

North Waterloo reports on time sheets' approval by Travelling Time Checker E A Hanks of Chicago. New fitters and clerks join Waterloo Casket Co and Engleking Nelson open a new bakery. A Fort Dodge wreck probe follows fatalities. North Waterloo embraces sanitary fountains, railway meetings, and travel on leave as local staff move about the Iowa city.

E. A. Hanks Chicago Newell Crockett Engineer Crockett Lydia Tanner Waterloo Casket Company Sinois Central I. C J. A. Bell G. W. Berry Fort Dodge E. T. Keeney J. T. Tait Dubuque N. C C. K. Brooks Minneapolis Waterloo Engleking & Nelson Ce Street Consolidated R. R F. L. Rhaynders Cherokee W. D. Stokes

Defrauding Government: Two Year Sentence for Sugar Weighing

Ernest W. Gerbracht, ex superintendent of Williamsburg Refining, convicted of conspiring to defraud the government by underweighing sugar, was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $5,000 in New York. Bail set at $25,000. stay of appeal granted. Oliver Spitzer testified and was pardoned by President Taft.

New York Ernest W. Gerbracht Williamsburg Refining Company Martin Gerbracht Heike Oliver Spitzer Atlanta Spitzer Taft Milwaukee Wis William Colby Rucker Catherine Hasdorf Hasdorf Dr. Rucker Rucker Seidel New Orleans San Francisco Pr. Rucker United States Public Health and Marine Hospitals

Portugal expels Spanish Jesuits from Aldeia Ponte

Lisbon dispatch reports the monastery of Spanish Jesuits at Aldeia Ponte closed by government decree. The Jesuits have been expelled with orders that return to Portugal will lead to arrest.

Lisbon Spain Aldeia Ponte Portugal

Severe critique of U S Army prompts reform talk

Washington reports harsh appraisal of the U S Army from Inspector General Garlington and Inspector General Fell. Officials fault officer shortages, absenteeism, and unprepared field readiness. Major General Wood announces new training and field inspection measures to raise efficiency and marching capacity.

United States Army Wood

Pugilist Dwyer Dies After Locomotive Accident

Newark report says Johnny Dwyer once a top featherweight died at Perth Amboy after being injured falling beneath a locomotive at a railroad crossing. He fought over 150 bouts with no knockout against him in his career.

Newark Johnny” Dwyer Perth Amboy Dwyer

Experts Testify In Crippen Case Trial

London witnesses describe surgical skill in handling human remains found in Crippen home cellar. Prof Pepper, University of London pathologist, says parts show expert anatomical knowledge and skill. Cross examination notes sex of victim undetermined. Plus fringe ad noting sweet potatoes 25c at C H Elghmey's.

London Crippen Triai Pepper University of London

Deserted Wife Warns Harboring Husband in Public Notice

Mrs. Theresa Rosengrant of Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, prints a newspaper notice warning against harboring or trusting her husband George Rosengrant who left their home and took furnishings. She says she will not pay his debts and notes her own stability despite his absence. Special on sweet potatoes at Kightey’s.

Democrats Seek Governor Nominee At St Paul Meeting

In St Paul on September 14, over half of the state committee members pledged to respond to tomorrow's meeting to select a governor candidate. Chairman Frank A Day reported ongoing consultations with no definite plan yet. Day hailed Maine's election result as a positive sign for the party's statewide prospects.

St. Paul Democratic ‘State Committee Frank A. Day Day Maine

Minnesotan Nomination Rumors Surface In Select Circle

J M Freeman and John Jenswold lead discussion on possible progressive candidates in Minnesota. Judge C M Stanton T J Knox and Fred W Johnson are named frequently, but no clear straight up ticket is circulating today.

Minnesota J. M. Freeman John Jenswold C. M. Stanton T. J. Knox Fred W. Johnson

Licensed to Wep and Local Names List

Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals with locations and ages. Names include Otto R Grapp of Minneapolis, Josephine McGarth of Waterloo, Holmes of Marshalltown aged 30, Lnderote of Marshalltown aged 27, Hiram Rowe of Grand Junction, and Elizabeth Eastman of Fleinbeck aged 27, suggesting a historical notices cluster.

Otto R. Grapp Minneapolis Josephine McGarth Waterloo Flail Holmes Marshalltown Hiram

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North Waterloo and Railroads U. S. Army Garlington Washington Uncle Sam C. H. Elghmey's Kightey's Chanticleer Hobart M. Cable Hobart M. Cable Co America Woods Bros the Nauman Co California Knipp & Roth Board of Health Case Dairy Company
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