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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

10

John Beebe Beebe Found Dead After Heart Trouble

John W Beebe a Waterloo barber died at his home 222 Eighth Street East from heart trouble. He was born August 16 1864 in Rockford Iowa and moved to Waterloo twenty two years ago. Survived by his widow three children a sister and a brother the body was sent to O Keefe Towne parlors for burial preparation.

John W. Beebe Eighth Street Ene Mr. Beebe Rockford Luella Eade Marble Rock Beebe Milo H. Ragan Barber Fifth Street West Ragan O'Keefe & Towne

Bicycle Rider Seriously Hurt In City Collision

Jacob Greenberg of 835 Logan Avenue sustained serious cuts and abrasions after colliding with a car driven by Charles M. Young of 1900 Alta Vista Avenue at the Fourth and Commercial intersection at noon. The bike was wrecked and both vehicles damaged. Greenberg was thrown in front of the auto and received head facial and abdominal injuries. Young stopped the car before contact.

Jacob Greenberg Logan Avenue Charles M. Young Alta Vista Avenue Mr. Greenberg Fourth Commercial Young Greenberg

Gold Presented to Dr. Rollins

The First Congregational church societies hosted a farewell social for departing pastor Dr. Walter H. Rollins and his wife Mrs. Rollins at Mrs. 7. D. Easton’s home. Dr. Rollins received five ten dollar gold pieces from church friends as a symbolic token of esteem. Carleton Lins spoke, noting the symbolic nature of gifts. Refreshments and kitchen duties were arranged by named local women.

First Congregational Church 7. D. Easton Walter H. Rollins H. EB Ridenour T. M. Randall Peterson Heverly Colby

Foreign Interests Buy Wheat Crop in Pacific Northwest

In Portland Oregon on September 24 a heavy buying movement, likely by foreign interests, has taken about 60 percent of the new wheat crop in Washington and Oregon within two weeks. Purchases are reported to total around 10 million bushels.

Portland Ore Washington Oregon

Booster Banquet Arrangements Highlight Crop Improvement Effort

Arrangements for a booster banquet at the Irving hotel tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. aim to mobilize Black Hawk County voters for passage of the crop appropriation statute. Frank Warner directs two committees to oversee campaign work, with a roster including George Pashby F W Muir F R Decker A W Steely and others plus an advisory group of editors and county figures.

Irving Hotel Black Hawk I Township George Pashby F. W. Muir F. R. Decker A.W. Steely W. H. McIntosh C. EB. Galton Ralph Barron George Fowler Aubrey Lyon C. P. Bley At. Brandhurst HW. A. Smucker Mick Kemp John Youngblut BE. O A. A. Burger BE. Hearst A. G. Lareen Peder Pederson

German Artillery Is Still Active

Berlin reports German heavy artillery continuing bombardments of Tryon les Parcs Camp Des Romains and Lieurville. A Wolf bureau statement accuses French cyclists of killing and robbing wounded German soldiers near Hethencourt. Officials claim British cruiser Pathfinder sunk by U-21, which also escaped unharmed.

Berlin Sayville S. 1 Tryon-les-Parches Camp Des Romains Lieurville Wolf Bureau Hethencourt Pathfinder

Mt Auburn News Briefs And Upcoming Attractions

An announcement lists Minnie Appleton to Walter Gulick marriage to occur at the bride’s home in October. Dixie Jubilee Singers performed at the Christian church to good reception. Mt Auburn lecture series opens October 2 with The Musical Maids. other acts include John F. Chambers impersonator and Julius Caesar Nayahé. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Spencer Cole. Local Rock Island agent A B Stokes reassigned to Grundy Center. J J Chapman covers duties until new agent Engelking arrives from Morricon. US sold 7 222 autos valued at 6 853 127 to Britain in last fiscal year. California promotes canning industry via moving pictures.

Mt. Auburn Minnie Appleton Walter 'Gulick Dixie Jubilee Singers Christian Church Willie John F. Chambers Julius Caesar Nayahe Montville Flowers M. EB Spencer Cole A. B. Stokes Rock Island Grundy Center J. J. Chapman Wryonting, Jrl

Headache and Bilious Feelings Regulated by Cascarets

A period ad urges readers with headaches bilious digestion and stomach sourness to use Cascarets to clean and regulate the bowels. It claims a 19 cent box keeps the head clear and moods cheerful for months and promotes renewed energy and usefulness.

Uniforms Worn Down as War Drags On

Associated Press dispatch from London notes the strain of winter on soldier uniforms may force new clothing provisions. Articles recount 1870 hardships with bare feet and wooden shoes, while flags of allies multiply and clash in design. A woman proposed a composite war flag, but many find it monstrous.

Associated Press London Mity le Mans England Tme France Belgium Russia Servia Montenegro Japan Europe Holland Mo Ome

That Printer of Udell s at the Waterloo Sunday

Theatrical producers reap big returns from novel to stage rights and demand for Harold Bell Wright stories. That Printer of Udell s, Wright s best seller, will be staged at the Waterloo with a Sunday matinee and night show on September 27.

Udell Harold Bell Wright Mr. Wright Waterloo

Storm ignites barn on Woaklander farm near Little Cedar

Severe rain and a powerful lightning strike destroyed a barn on the Woaklander farm two miles south of Little Cedar. Two steers owned by Schuchart Bros and Will Woaklander, plus a hay jet, perished. The unoccupied property had been recently bought by Fred Stallman. Local notes: Mrs. Halsted of Waterloo visited. Mrs. Overcamp travels to Wisconsin for a funeral and family illness. Master Allen Gilbert broke his arm. Alf Draw family returns from Cedar Rapids. Miss Alice Lybarger visited Cedar Falls. A light frost was seen but all crops are safe.

Osage

Town Talk highlights and political notes in Nevada

George B. White seeks governorship on Progressive ticket and will address the town next week. Mrs. John Farrell hospitalized for an operation at St Francis. Black Hawk Progressive meeting planned on Commercial Street to outline fall campaign. Ernest James Clea Williams Elizabeth Palmer sentenced to thirty days in city jail for indecent behavior. Henry Hartman pleads not guilty and faces hearing. Manchester imported 44,648,800 gallons of oil a year.

George B. White Nevada Progressive John Farrell Sergeant Farrell St. Francis Hospital Black Hawk County J. J. Bragdon Ernest James Clea Williams Elizabeth Palmer Henry Hartman

British Officers Casualties Surge After Mons Retreat

London reports a vast toll in the battle’s early phase. Official tallies show 797 officers among killed, wounded, and missing, with Coldstream Guards and Gordon Highlanders among hardest hit. Letters from German hospitals offer grim details as public grief spreads through prominent families.

London War Office Mons Paderborn Westphalia Port Arthur Coldstream Guards Regiment King’s Royal Rifles Suffolk Raiment Gordon Waghtqnaders Muster Businlers Cameron Highlanders Cheshire Regiment Field Artillery Medical Corps Imany Lieut Wyndham Coldstream Guards George Wyndham Treland Liew Lorkwood Name Regiment de Right A. TR. M. Lockwood House of Commons Lis Ghernse Bath Aylesford Arthur Vincent Hay Tweeddale

War revenue bill advances in House during marathon debate

Washington reports the war revenue measure taken up amid long debate and expected to pass tomorrow. Reputable dispatches note moratorium conditions in Paris shielding tenants from eviction and rent demands, with a push to modify policy for wartime citizens of belligerent nations. London confirms cholera appears among Austrian wounded, while other items mention British forces landing near Laoshao and anticipated action on Tsing-Tau defenses.

Washington, D. C Paris France

Market News Chicago Tobago Butter Eggs and Potatoes Report

Market news from Chicago Tobago on Sept 24 notes butter prices down with 6125 tubs received and extra firsts at 29 and 29.5 cents, eggs at mark with 6538 cases, poultry prices easing for live springs and fowls around 14 cents, and potatoes declining with mixed carloads from Michigan Minnesota and Ohio.

Chicago Troduce Tobago Michigan Wisteds Ohios

Marriage of Miss Bessie Ludemann and Mark Seaman

In Parkersburg on September 12 at the bride’s home Miss Bessie Ludemann wed Mark Seaman of Mason City. Rev. Bonnell of Congregational church officiated. The bride, a stenographer in Mason City, and her groom plan to live there.

Parkersburg Bessie Ludemann Mark Is. Seaman Mason City Sander Ludemann Bonnell Congregational Church James Clark Spokane Wash

German Defeat and Russian Reoccupation in East Prussia News

Reports from London dated September 24 1928 note a German setback as German forces retreat to reinforce positions along the Polish frontier. Russian troops are said to have reoccupied Soldar f in east Prussia, while German detachments withdraw from Thorn to bolster defenses near the Polish border. A separate item mentions a local foreboding announcement about a Sunday school class at Linden church.

Rennenkamp Thusela Babic Soldar F East Prussia Thorn Mest Prussia Pol Jani Kalisa Iussian Poland

Detective Burke Nabs Trio in Illinois Central Case

Special Agent Burke of the Illinois Central Railroad led a clever operation that resulted in the arrest and lodging of nearly three agents in Missouri. The article credits his meticulous detective work for the timely takedown.

Jali Misnouri Non Burke Ilinois Central Railroad Duebuque

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