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Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1901

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California Excursions to Los Angeles and San Francisco

California Excursions offers weekly train options from Waterloo to Los Angeles via two routes. One departs Monday afternoon through Kansas City and Santa Fe. the other leaves Saturday morning via Kansas City Missouri Texas San Antonio Arkansas Pass and Southern Pacific. Both are brand new wide vestibuled steam heated sleepers, travel Waterloo to Kansas City.

Los Angeles San Francisco Waterloo Kansas City Missouri, Kansas & Texas San Antonio Arkansas Pass Southern Pacific Northwest Texas

We Haven't Much to Complaints of Our Merchants

We advertise a first rate business with prompt service and steady customer orders. We invite new customers to try a trial order, noting groceries as a major household expense and claiming low prices on quality goods.

Floods of Bad Bills Twain Arrests in Carroll Case

Des Moines reports spurious bank notes from the Bank of New Brunswick New Jersey flooding the region. Charles Leonard and Edward Judge were seized in Carroll with about 100000 dollars of counterfeit notes. Authorities consider state charges while federal statutes appear inapplicable.

Des Moines Iowa State Bank of United States New Brunswick Miles Carroll Joliet Chicago Bank of New Brunswick New Jersey

Fires Consume Hay and Wheat Across Iowa Towns

In Webster City five acres of uncut hay belonging to W. TH. H. Smith burned under mysterious circumstances with heat and sun reflection cited as a possible trigger. LeMars saw twenty acres of wheat, both standing and shocked, destroyed by a blaze likely started by sun-beamed glass found in stubble. Castana reported ten acres of wheat consumed near W. E. Payne’s farm, origin of the fire again left a mystery.

Webster City W. TH. H. Smith LeMars Castana W. E. Payne Payne

Drownings On Lake Michigan Near Racine July 27

The steamer Virginia in Racine harbor heard a cry of man overboard at 1 45 pm as the vessel moved into the harbor. Passengers and crew attempted rescue by hurling chairs overboard but the man disappeared beneath the waves. A single witness saw him leap and vanish, identified as the cashier of a bank.

Penick Cattle Commission Cheriua Q. A. Houghland H.F. Brown Chiscago Milwaukee Virginia Baac Racine Brown Virgilia Houghland Hank

Kansas Gets Wet Rain Floods Topeka And Kansas City

Topeka and Shawnee county saw the wettest rainfall in a year, two hours of cloudburst downpour flooding streets and gutters. The rain extended thirty miles west on the Santa Fe line and reached Kansas City. overall about 1.75 inches. Kansas City experienced persistent showers last night and today, first meaningful rain since mid April, with continued chance of rain.

Topeka Kan Shawnee Santa Fe Kansas City Rock Island Union Pacific Missouri Kansas

Gravel train wreck kills two in Dayton traction project

A gravel train used by the Chase construction company on the Dayton to Troy traction line jumped the track this morning. Orville D. Chase of Detroit and W. B. Gravell of Chicago were killed, and four others were seriously injured.

Dayton Ohio Chase Construction Company This City Troy Orville D. Chase Detroit W. B. Gravell Chicago

May Lose Army Post in Root Plan Board Reform

Des Moines July 27 report outlines Secretary Root proposal to form a board affecting army post business and a new four cent fare agitation. The piece notes historic resistance on the stock yards line where a passenger could not pay five cents and receive one cent in change.

Des Moines Army Post Root Stock Yards

Bradfield's Female Regulator Promoted for Women’s Ailments

An advertisement urges women suffering from irregular or painful menses and related issues to try Bradfield's Female Regulator. It claims doctors may not fully understand women's ailments and presents the formula as nature’s cure. The ad touts a $1 bottle and invites readers to request a free booklet from The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Bradfield Bradefield Walvely Wus Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga

Waterloo Business College to Hold Eighteenth Graduation

The seventeenth annual graduation exercises of the Waterloo Business College will be held Tuesday evening in Cedar River park amphitheatre. A class of nineteen will graduate with nine receiving shorthand certificates and others in bookkeeping courses. Superintendent Freeman H Bloodgood will deliver the address "The New Woman's Ideal Man." All graduates have practical office experience, with six not yet placed and others already in permanent positions.

Waterloo Business College Cedar River Park Freeman H. Bloodgood East Side Jessie Betker Waterloo Maude Cass Waverly Carrie Crosby Belle Cadwallader Janesville Florence Goodman Katherine Heiple Gertrude Lukhart Ackley Clare Ludden Mira Palmer Charles City Lillian Patterson Mae Quivey Lenox Edna Robinson Edna Starks Jesup Alice Kinney Herman Paul William Spies H.W. Barker Reinbeck Jeanette Wilby

Turtle Doves Protected By Statute In Courier Summary

The Courier quotes Sec 2561 on bird protection. It lists species protected from nest destruction or capture including the turtle dove, with allowances for taxidermists and cage birds. Violators face fines from one to twenty five dollars plus costs and possible jail time.

The Courier

Iowa County Saloon Case in Davenport Before Supreme Court

July 27 Davenport. The Iowa county consent case appeared before Judge Waterman of the supreme court on a motion to vacate a supersedeas. Judge Wade had ruled June 29 that the consent statement allowing Town county saloons was insufficient, leading to saloon closure. Wade granted a superseding order July 12 pending appeal. today’s hearing addressed vacating Wade’s order. Representatives from the Anti-sate party included Milton Riley City and Hayner of Maren.

Davenport Iowa Waterman Supreme Court M. J. Wade Iowa County District Court Wade Supreme Co Wade Sedeas Milton Riley Hayner Maren

Saloon Suspending Motion Upheld by Judge Waterman

The Loankeepers Association sent Judge Hedges J T Beem of Marengo and J C Hume of Des Moines to present their case. Judge Waterman refused to entertain the motion, saying the court had no authority to review in vacation and in chambers the lower court order of supersedes. The motion was submitted and a formal order will be entered in a few days. Saloon backers celebrate, hoping the supreme court will find the petition insufficient and allow a new petition to obtain relief before the appeal.

Loankeepers Association Hedges J. T Beem Marengo J. C. Hume Des Moines Waterman Supreme Court

First Cedar Falls mail carrier remembered in history

Cedar Falls records highlight Greenbury Luck of New Hartford as the first mail carrier to Cedar Falls. Starting in 1850, when the village was Sturgis Rapids with two cabins, he traveled from Cedar Rapids weekly on horseback, covering four days to reach Cedar Falls.

Cedar Falls Greenbury Luck New Hartford Mr. Luck Cedar Rapids Luck Sturgis Rapids Dempsey Overman Ed Brown Vinton Waterloo Squire Adams Dry Run Ware

Steel Strike Near an End

New York July 27 news bureau quotes a United States Steel official saying differences between mill owners and the strikers will be adjusted before month end unless an unexpected development occurs. President Shaffer and Secretary Williams of the Amalgamated association are in New York with J. P. Morgan having agreed to meet. A conference is in progress with no authoritative terms yet, but a general resumption of peace talks and labor-trouble settlement is expected.

Payne III Berlin Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Republican National Committee of the United States Frankfort Gen. Wood Havana General Wood Morro Castle New York Washington Rockhill State Department Pekin New Maine Philadelphia Maine Cramp Fosburgh William Lewis Gray Peoria Martin Debruin John F. Johnson State National Bank of Logansport Ind News Bureau Today United States Steel Corporation Morgan Shaffer Williams Amalgamated Association J. P. Morgan Pittsburg

Shamrock Starts West Amid Great Enthusiasm

Goursek July 27 Shamrock ST accompanied by the Erin sailed this morning for New York. Great enthusiasm was displayed as the challengers departed.

Goursek Shamrock ST Erin New York

Sugar Beet Crop Thriving In Dry Weather At Onawa

In Onawa on July 27 the sugar beet crop stands resilient amid heat and drought with thorough cultivation. About seventy five acres exist locally, Moss farming fifty acres as the largest block and others in small patches. Moss reports the crop thriving and plans to plant 300 acres next year, with early August as the target for continued cultivation. The beet work employs many men and boys and promises a rewarding harvest despite conditions.

Onawa Moss

Real Estate Transfers and Purchases of City Lots

Margaret L Hewitt to Hla Hewitt Wilking land in sec 24 89 13 for 1200. James B Stewart to Kirk Stewart a lot in West Waterloo for 1800. Frank B Mord Gdn to Katherine B Wyth a lot in Cedar Frdls for 1500. L CG Burkitt to The Waterloo Sayte Co a lot in West Waterloo for 1.00.

Margaret L. Hewitt Hla Hewitt Wilking Gec James B. Stewart Kirk Stewart West Waterloo Frank B. Mord Gdn Katherine B. Wyth Cedar Frdls L. CG. Burkitt Waterloo

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