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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
4
Wanted-Ads list pricing at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum. Various notices and ads cover home sales, services, jobs, and goods in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
County prisoners receive a maximum food allowance of 24 dollars per month from the state. Widows caring for minor children may receive 13.50 dollars monthly, with the increase to 12.50 dollars noted as the old figure 29. The topic will be discussed at the Iowa State Conference of Social Work in Cres ton September 25-27, with Prof. O B Klingaman to present the report.
Waterloo Boy Scouts plan weekend use of Camp Kiwanis Elk Run log cabin heated by six foot fireplace. The camping committee sets one director and one assistant in charge each weekend from Friday night to Saturday night. Open Sept 23 with a 30-scout capacity and wood supply ready for winter use.
Cedar Falls awaits a forthcoming marriage as Miss Marietta Hostrop and Rev. Holger Strandskov prepare to wed at Bethlehem church on September 22. Invitations mailed by Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hostrop announce the ceremony and reception at the Hostrop residence.
The La Porte City Bulletin reports Mrs. T. Young and Mr. Young returning to Waterloo after two years in La Porte City and planning visits west to Sedro Woolley and California. Other notes include the September Evangelical Inagues meeting at O. E. Kobers home with a picnic supper at 7, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beal welcoming a grandson born to their daughter and son-in-law in Waterloo.
The No ling team of the Three-l league clinched the pennant after beating Terre Haute 6 to 2. This marks Moline’s second league title since joining in 1914, with a prior win in 1915. The piece also notes local obituaries, a motorist accident harming John Cummings, reckless driving fines for Richard Spangler and others, and the dedication of a new pipe organ at the Methodist church with a recital to follow.
Mrs. Carrie Stange, age 50, died in Los Angeles, California, at 6 p m yesterday after a lengthy diabetes illness. She was a longtime Waterloo resident born Sept 6 1871 and will be brought home for burial. Survived by two children Judson Stange in the navy and Mrs Lee Fuller of Los Angeles plus parents and several siblings. She was a lifelong member of First Baptist Church in Waterloo.
Frank C. Heyward, longtime Vinton merchant linked to Hayward Glock Shoe Co, died suddenly at age 70 in Westwood Massachusetts. Funeral services were held there with burial in Westwood. He was brother of J. W. Hayward of Vinton and active in many financial enterprises and local organizations. Henry Fenicie died at his Newberg Pennsylvania home after a stroke. He had moved from Newberg to Vinton years ago and settled on a farm.
Cedar Rapids police may have captured two men named Lloyd Lorraine and Carl Christian in Cedar Rapids on Monday for investigation of Waterloo burglaries. The suspects match two men seen near the Norman yard before the Waterloo break in and are also suspected in Des Moines burglaries.
A Clinton mother and daughter credit Trutona, a tonic, with dramatic relief from roaring noises sinus drainage and constipation. Christine Rohde’s health improved, and her mother Carol Rohden extolled Trutona’s life changing effects.
Waterloo locals report dramatic health improvements after using Trutona. John Boesen describes relief from stomach trouble and night kidney disturbances, while M C E Kendrick notes reduced fullness after meals and stronger overall health.
Mrs Carrie Peterson of 2160 Lafayette Street and E K Rice of Waterloo attest that Trutona eases liver trouble rheumatic pain and stomach and kidney issues after weeks of use. They call it a remarkable proprietary remedy and reconstruction tonic unmatched by ordinary patent medicines.
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