Change of Address Notice From Waterloo Reporter
Waterlo o Reporter notes a change of address procedure for subscribers. The notice directs readers to provide both old and new addresses when requesting a paper delivery change.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
3
Waterlo o Reporter notes a change of address procedure for subscribers. The notice directs readers to provide both old and new addresses when requesting a paper delivery change.
The community mourns Lou Smith whose sudden death on an April day surprised friends. A highly popular, warm, and loyal figure in Waterloo, he was known for cheerful companionship and wise counsel. His loss leaves a deep void among close associates and in local circles.
A letter from A B Howard in Kennaton Saskatchewan recounts severe winter conditions faced by Towans who migrated to Canada’s northwest. Ground snowbound for months, fuel scarce, wood hauled long distances, and railways blocked. The Prince Albert relief effort aided settlers, with many livestock losses and stories of extreme cold.
The chronicler notes Delaware county rural schools have made excellent collections of local flora including black currant, locust, mulberry, various nut trees, fruit species, conifers, and maples. The piece argues this educational work is valuable and should guide school instruction toward practical knowledge used by taxpayers.
W J Kennedy of Iowa State College offers guidance on better breeding feeding and management for profitable livestock operations. He stresses quality over sheer numbers, notes improved stock need not be registered, and shares practical tips on stallion handling and marketable conformation. Studies show seven parts corn meal to one part tankage or meat meal boosts swine gains 20 to 30 percent versus corn alone with clover pasture delivering economical pork yields.
The article urges livestock owners to use Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring ailments, describes calf feeding with flaxseed jelly, and details cattle and horse feeding practices. It covers worm treatment for pigs with Lewis Lye and remedies including turpentine, Epsom salts, and sulphate of iron, emphasizing careful dosing and preventive care.
Foley's Hiney and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Suggested as a safe remedy for children and adults, sold by Wangler Bros West Veer Brenneck and W B Schune man Jaewel in Herr Bebel noted for German Socialist leadership.
The county superintendent of Delaware seeks to study local woods to inspire broader effort. Fieldwork includes forty varieties collected from a farm and hints at eighty distinct growths across the county, aiding student understanding of regional forestry.
No one is immune from kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Cure will stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder ailments beyond the reach of medicine. Sold by Wangier Bros Westveer and Brewneck and W. B. Schuneman.
State items report Col Thomas of Fort Des Moines slated for brigadier general next month. Knights of Pythias convened in Sioux City with about 260 visitors. Cedar Rapids M C A drive ends with over 3 thousand new names added. John Burns, 77, dies in Clinton after long Illinois residence. Frank Hin sells Michael farm at 110 per acre and Turner farm at 1.5 per acre, highest price for that land in Harrison county. Hardin county postmasters form association to improve rural mail service. Smallpox scare hits Anita. Laura Milbollen ill after visiting Sioux City and Atlantic. Revival at Kidney Methodist ends with 100+ church additions. Lulu Golisch near choking on chocolate in Afton. Coal gas incident saves Nufer family at Mason City. Stanfield and Young sue Clear Lake Electric over nuisances from plant. Oddities: bizarre two-handed pig and preserved. Mapleton accident injures Ives child from grinding. Marshalltown grand jury dismisses cases. Emma Bethke indicted for practicing medicine without license. A C Coggan dies at 78 in Coggon. Burlington line to be relaid with 90 lb rails. 75 workers. Web ster City ministers plan ordination of Joseph Toms at Steamboat Rock. Onawa compromise ends court opposition to Monroe Harrison drainage ditch project near $1,000,000.
Former Senator Burton links a conviction to President Roosevelt actions amid debates on accountability. Chicago WCTU president Matilda Caras leads the organization for 27 years, while Elena Sanz is cited in a royal lineage suit claiming a pension due to a late king. David A. DeArmond criticizes Republicans and supports Taft, traveling to inspect Cuba and Puerto Rico with Taft's administration observed closely.
This note warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury which can ruin smell and damage the body. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. L. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the genuine internal remedy. The ad claims mercury content and urges caution with physicians' prescriptions.
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