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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1920

Page

14

Hunters Trek to Northern Lakes Opening Day Reports

Dozens of gunners leave Waterloo for Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota for the open season on wild fowl starting Thursday. Prairie chickens may be shot in the Dakotas from September 16 to October 16 but are forbidden in Iowa and Minnesota. Local-hatched birds only, as routes from northern breeding grounds shift with the season. Open-water habitats like Wall Lake and Twin Lakes attract migrating and breeding ducks, with dawn skirmishes while few birds are left by daybreak. Some hunters stay a week or two and bag stragglers, with a daily limit of 25 birds prompting calls to cut the season shorter.

Waterloo Iowa Dakotas Minesota Minnesota Wall Lake Twin Lakes Ruthven

Women to Use Same Ballots as Men Under Federal Suffrage

Iowa officials report federal suffrage amendment nullifies state rule for separate ballots and ballot boxes. Attorney General J. W. Sandusky says women will vote with men using the same ballot and box beginning at the November election. county attorney E. J. Wenner and county auditor J. A. Francis requested guidance on election supplies.

Attorney General’s Office Iowa J. W. Sandusky E. J. Wenner J. A. Francis Mr. Francis

Grun dy breeders ship two carloads of hogs to Chicago

Two carloads of hogs were shipped to the Chicago market by Lew and E M Hesa residents of Grun dy Center south of town. They are noted as leading hog breeders in the county.

Grundy Center Chicago Lew E. M. Hesa Britt Wanda Hicks

First Special Train on Illinois Central Started Run Around the Circle

Waterloo to Sioux City hosted a historic Illinois Central special on Sept 14 1876 with English investors aboard led by throttleman James Wheeler and conductor George W Bickster. The round trip included Creston Peoria Chicago and Waterloo with no crew changes and inspired English settlement in Plymouth Cherokee Woodbury and Buena Vista counties.

Illinois Central Ulinois Central Railway Waterloo Sioux City James Wheeler George W. Bickster Charlies Becker Janesville Fort Dodge Middlewest Circle Council Bluffs Creston Peoria Chicago Thomas W. Place High Street Ilinois Central Windy City Amboy Ill Dubuque Place Becker le Mars Plymouth Cherokee Woodbury Buna Vista

Marital Woes Highlight Divorce Suit Between Grace and William Frey

Grace Frey sues for divorce claiming William Frey married March 22 and restrained her liberty. She says he locked her in their home and caused fear for her safety. The marriage record lists ages 25 and 22, marking his first marriage and her second. The text notes superstition about the number three across regions.

Grace Frey William Frey

County Fairs Get 31000 Each From County Board

By a five to two vote the county board authorized a 1000 appropriation from the county fund to Cedar Valley fair and Dairy Cattle Congress for 1921. Two members opposed overdrawn funds but agreed on the agricultural benefit. Black Hawk county will farm about 400 acres at the county home next year and leased 40 acres in Mt. Vernet township for 2000 two years. The board also voted to buy a Dart tractor and plows for 1950. Wages set for laborers range from 60 to 85 cents an hour.

Cedar Valley Fair and Dairy Cattle Congress Black Hawk County John Berne Mt. Vernet Township Dart Company

Divorced and Remarried Repeatedly in Twenty-Year Marriage

Chicago reports John Ebron a post office employee told Judge H C Trnde that he and his wife divorced twice and remarried each other, with ten separations in nineteen years. The judge suggested another reconciliation as Ebron described his wife as a chronic nagger and noted advertising is always NEWS.

Chicago John Ebron Post Office 8. C. Trnde Ha

Campaign Expense Record for Defeated Missouri Candidate

Washington reports G H Force filed an expense account listing quirky items such as openwork hose for a plump widow and jars of face creme. The entries include postage for district letters and small payments to a tensorial artist for shaping whiskers and for street car fare to a garden event where his opponent was nominated in the Tenth district.

Washington, D. C G. H. Force W. Tyler Page House of Representatives Erin

Campaign expense list reveals unusual elect campaign spend

G H Forea I defeated candidate in the tenth district primary filed a sworn expense statement with Washington detailing odd campaign costs. The record lists payments for portraits open work hosiery and face creme used to reach voters and a notary fee, totaling 236.68 with Forea receiving 2,465 votes while opponent Puppee Cummings led.

Double Crossed Costs and Mechanical Milk Machines

Fragmented text describes a total cost of 236.68 for something labeled double cross ed and mentions a mechanical cow, ten fen Lodi, butter, skimmed milk powder, and hospital ships Mercury and Comfort. It references cream production and milk machines usable on shore with adjustable quality and quantity.

Mercury Cormfort

Beauty Doctor Promise Promises Youthful Look

A vintage advertisement claims to fight the signs of aging by addressing root causes rather than superficial cosmetics. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy to restore health and youthful appearance, available in liquid or tablet form with mail order options from Buffalo New York.

Lok Pierce Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute iBuffalo N. Y Pall

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Waterloo Sportament Wenner and Francis Boans G. M. Bechtel Company Davenport Bouldent Marie Hilmer W. C. Guhl. Reinbeck Wgvare Misa DeNeul Martin DeNeul Abe Jaspers Alle Jaspers Wellsburo Jt Ig Bent Farm Adolf Deters Kanawha Bohl Willems Marian Ruth Alice Grace Turkey Persia Egypt Cedar Valley Exposition and Independence Waverly Oelwein Grandy Center Heinbeck Roy H. Harley East Second Street Waterloo, Iowa ASP AIAX Aspataz Apex Chemical Co Des Moines, Iowa ST. Louis G. H. Forea i Congress Force Washington Puppeee Cummings Jeff Matt Tony’ Stuever Congressional Committee Brunetia Mme Goodrich Goodrich Tires Silvertown
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