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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
9
Sweden bans export of all meat canned goods and most stock effective today with limited licenses for fish pork and bacon. German buyers swarmed Swedish markets driving up prices and risking famine as stockpiles shrink and food costs soar above European levels.
The First Baptist Church bid farewell to Rev. W. L. Dorgan and his family as they left on an early train for Hannibal Missouri to begin a new pastorate. He preached on The Mystery and Ministry of Suffering and spoke on The Pre eminent Christ, thanking members for their support and hoping they will enlarge their work. The church was newly decorated and the farewell also complimented the youth at the B P service. The congregation expressed regret at the departure after nearly two years of service.
Rail mileage in Brazil ranks twelfth globally while much of its network remains government controlled. The Oregon Chart Line completes the Loop from Idaho Falls to St Anthony, pending freight use. A Manchurian rail route moves coal and beans sizable totals. an English firm builds whale-box cars and fifty ton wagons for southern gauges. Wyoming fixes railroad valuations at over 85 million dollars, up from last year. A collision prompts critique of crew selection and calls for trustworthy personnel. New Illinois Central Bridge work progresses rapidly in Rockford with a 800 foot double-track span slated for Christmas. Atlantic City court scene features Phyllis Walsh and Robinson quarrel over alleged insults in Ventnor surf.
Tiredness, inability to regain strength, and loss of vitality describe debility. The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore tone by enriching blood, improving appetite, digestion, energy, and sleep, with free books offered and drugstores selling the pills.
Large congregations gathered in Waterloo churches yesterday to greet new pastors appointed by the Upper Iowa Conference. Dr. B J Lockwood preached to a packed audience at Grace M E, stressing shared church work between pastor and congregation as crucial for flourishing ministry. Dr. A J Northrup and family move to Marion for St Pauls, while Rev George B Shoemaker returns to Waterloo with his wife to the Broadway parsonage. Frank W Court began at First M E in Oswego, delivering a message on efficiency and leadership.
Waterloo young men may join the U S Army this week without leaving the city. A recruiting station opened this morning at the Trevort hotel beside the army exhibit at Booth 12 in the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. Sergeant Alec D Johnson and Corporal Janos T Clefshaw oversee the week long station. An album of army life and other exhibits are on display at the Cattle Congress.
Placards posted on the New York waterfront call for organizing to share profits since the European war began. About 400 longshoremen on North River piers walk out while total strikers reach around 500 and metropolitan idle freight handlers near 3,000. The Waterloo Evening Courier ad notes distribution to 6,500 Waterloo homes.
June death toll in the state highlights 186 heart disease deaths and 125 cancer deaths. Drownings rise with 22 accidental drownings amid high water and washouts. Males outnumber females 877 to 694. 275 married and 500 single.
The fragment notes that many injuries occur during play due to machinery use and autos. It mentions recurring incidents across seasons, highlighting the need for caution and supervision to prevent harm.
The inter- mail gathering in Germany featured host Josaph Wittureyer of the Waterloo Monument Co and guest of honor SWITtotder, arriving under Wilhelm II. Other attendees included Dr. Ko Borehers, JAgton Burger, Wd Ualp, Geogr Golmolt, Arthur Krelear, and Prof. Hithmeyer among others. The supper featured gowlash as Wittureyer spoke, recounting travels to Italy and experiences abroad.
Topeka reports Charley the steer weighs 4180 pounds, far larger than any other in the world. The animal stands 6 feet 4 inches at the shoulder and 14 feet 7 inches long, with a total length of 26 feet 1 inch.
The two year old Terence Shorthorn steer sold at Charles Admaworth's Buraka farm weighing about 3 900 pounds and bringing 200 cents per pound. Preserved weight 4 180 pounds with questions about its current condition and I none.
An advertisement touts Solvax as the best kidney remedy that targets the root causes of kidney disorders. It claims rapid improvement of pain and general health, with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The copy urges readers to start using Solvax and Sta connect for full-system toning and renewed vitality.
Not particularly fat, the exhibition featured many prize beef breeds noted for their bulk while weighing about half as much as typical. The writings describe the animals’ impressive size and the contrasts among various stock on display.
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