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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
4
Waterlo o Milk Supply Inspector Urges Consumer Duty
City Inspector Wyant presents annual milk quality report urging buyers to refrigerate promptly and clean bottles after use. He cites examples of open porch storage and bottle misuse, notes potential fines, and praises local milkmen for keeping Waterlo o’s supply strong while stressing consumer responsibility. Notable wedding anniversary item closes the segment with travel from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wreant
Waterloo
Mystery surrounds Fisher death near Baldwin Michigan
Harry W. Fisher prominent Chicago promoter was found dead with a bullet wound on his Michigan fruit farm near Baldwin. O M Areback, a fellow investor, is jailed as authorities probe whether the shooting was accidental or murder. Wife Mrs Fisher stood by Areback as investigators review life insurance totaling 200 to 250 thousand dollars and a pattern of financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mid
Harry W. Fisher
Chicago
Baldwin
Mich
O. M. Areback
Fisher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Princeton
Martin Pattison
Duluth
Independence
Areback
Michigan
Lake County
Big Star Lake
George W. Bates
Justice of the Peace
Cugto
Arehack
Jbanks
MecCalla Rosa Company
Death of Harry Fisher Aged 62 In Independence
Mich born Harry Fisher son of H A Fisher died in Independence after a life spent in mining promotion and education. He attended Independence High School, Cornell College and University of Wisconsin Madison. He left Independence years ago for the northwest then Chicago about two years ago. His widow Ethel Pattison accompanied the funeral party with her parents and a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
H. A. Fisher
Harry Fisher
Independence High School
Cornell College
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Chicago
Ethel Pattison
Martin Pattison
Independence
Brother and Brother In Profane Language Case
Otto Griefnow an Ulinius Central shops employee was arrested on information filed by his brother Charles Griefnow charged with using obscene language. He pleaded guilty and was fined 19 dollars plus costs 6.35 dollars by Justice Frank F. Knapp. Otto left with strikers while Charles stayed at work. Otto says Charles taunted him for walking out and tried to force him back to work. He claims Charles proclaimed Otto must return to work or starve and he lost control calling his brother profanely names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Griefnow
Ulinais Central
Charles Griefnow
Frank F. Knapp
Otto
Charles
Believed His Arrest A Joke At Police Court
Owen Connelly told Police Judge Myers he thought his arrest a joke until jailed. He knew Officer Tom Malcom and claimed he was not drunk. The judge fined him $6, a payment made. Albetda was found guilty of deceiving police and interfering with an officer. He faced a $16 fine or four days in jail. The accused was related to a trio in a theft and helped locate the suspect. The case tied to a Gronen car theft probe and police maneuvering at a nearby pantatorium scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Connelly
Myers
Tom Malcom
Albetda
Jal
Gronen
Althelde
Dub
Taft Addresses Health Congress Support at Hygiene Meeting
President Taft welcomed delegates to the fifteenth international congress of hygiene and demography in Washington. Dr. John H. Long defended benzoate of soda as safe, echoed by Dr. Russell H. Chittenden. Dr. Frederick G. Novy announced a potential plague remedy, while Mary S. Macy urged balanced school hygiene education. Open air schools and open windows were urged by Dr. S. Adolphus Knopf and discussed alongside the British Local Government Board’s public health supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Bureau of Health
Taft
India
International Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Henry P. Walcott
Massachusetts
Congress
John H. Long
Northwestern University Medical School of Chicago
Russell H. Chittenden
Shemerd Scientific School
Yale
Frederick G. Novy
University of Michigan
Mary S. Macy
New York University
Adolphus Knopf
New York
Theodore Thompson
British Local Government Board
England
Local Government Board
Girl in her teens called world’s greatest force at Moody meeting
Miss Margaret Slattery told Moody Jet audience that the girl in her teens is the key to solving the so called boy problem. The first annual set of methods meeting opened under the Cee County Sunday School association. The school of methods runs all week with sessions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Slattery
Moody Jet
Cee County Sunday School Association
Mike Slattery
School of Methods
Funeral services for Mortinear Roe set for tomorrow
The funeral will be held from the residence at 129 Millatrnet Wednesday at 2 PM. Probate records show Arthur KH Tartratt filed for bankruptcy claiming about 2900 dollars in assets and mortgages, with further unclear claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortinear Roe
Millatrnet
Arthur KH. Tartratt
Read Antate
Worldwide bumper crops reported in Rome cable
A Rome based International Institute of Agriculture telegram reports a global surge in crop output. Wheat rye barley oats corn rice flaxseed wine and silk show gains across major nations including Italy France Canada the United States and others, with total grain production rising by about 6.7 to 17 percent in various categories. Separately in New York women form committees to fund the Progressive Party campaign led by notable organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
International ‘Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Bushell
France
Netherlands
Prussia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Spain
Hungary
Luxemburg
Norway
Roumania
Russia
Switzerland
Canada
United States
Snes
Great Britain
Japan
Algeria
Tunis
Croatia
Slavonia
Egypt
New York
Progressive Party
National Progressive Headquarters
Oscar Straus
Mearl McCormick
Seth Bultock
South Dakota
Charles Bird
Massachusetts
Robert Ross
New Hampshire
Philip Lydig
Bourke Cocks
Calendar reform aims for uniform months and Easter date
Boston dispatch reports Louis Cannon-LeGrand outlining an international move to standardize month lengths and fix Easter. He details calendar mechanics, leap day placement, and a four-quarter year of 91 days each, proposing New Year as January 1 and dividing weeks into 13 per quarter to preserve existing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Louis Cannon-LeGrand
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
M. Cannon- LeGrand
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of
Mong
Belgium
Federation of Commercial and Industrial Associations
Permanent Committee
Europe
Switzerland
Vatican
Holy See
Congregation of Rites
M.cannon-Legrand
Gregory
Insurance dispute over fire loss at East Second street
Insurers argue misapplied policy after a January blaze at 117 East Second street. The Insurance Company of North America admits a 116 East Second street policy and later increase to 2500 but denies coverage for 117 East Second street. Default entered in actions against Northern Ohio Cooperage and Signor Crisler. Security Savings bank forecloses. Hubard Steel Foundry case against Star Foundry settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second Street
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Peerless
Insurance
Waterloo Company
Faal Second Street
Want More U S Money For Levee Construction
Memphis delegates to the Interstate Levees Association opened a three day session seeking greater federal aid for levee work. Planters, congressmen, members of the Mississippi River Commission, and state and levee officials attended the meeting. Col Roosevelt is slated to speak Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Interstate Levees Association
Congress
Mississippi River Commission
Levee Board
Col. Roosevelt
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