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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
5
Fresh, cleaner, tastier results for homemakers using Royal Baking Powder. It promises economical, quick prep of cake, biscuits, puddings, frostings, cookies, crullers, and muffins beyond ready-made foods. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
Local items show families visiting and relocating, including the Minkle Edwards family and the Peters Feederspiel child ill near Gilbertville. Ernest Ackerman visits Waterloo and Charles City, while 21 join First Presbyterian by letters and faith. Dr G M Nesbit moves to Guenther residence on West Third near Allen. Gus Reupke plans an extended overseas trip through New York Liverpool and Germany. Mrs John Briden returns home after a major operation, with a positive recovery. Wing Galloway hosts United Presbyterian Men's League. Albert McCreery to speak. Al Rush moves to Cedar River Park. The park’s cottages fill as summer nears. A Hickory item notes Foley’s Kidney Cure praise and a Baptist lodge meeting. Henry Rosggen funeral at St Joseph’s with Rev Mather Cooney. burial in Catholic cemetery.
An early 20th century ads notes Foley's Kidney Cure promising kidney and bladder relief and safety from Bright's disease with timely use. It also mentions Dr. G. W. Bruner as state secretary of the Iowa State Dental Society organizing an annual meeting in Des Moines in May with low round trip rates and talent from Chicago and Minneapolis. Henry Moyers plans a trip to Oklahoma for Waterloo Casket Co. outreach.
Local notes recount Bremer county winning a bridge dispute against Black Hawk for a $4,000 structure with half the cost plus interest and costs, while pondering land purchases in Canada and a wish to vote. The item covers butter prices, school district happenings, teacher contracts, and telephone line changes in Dewar and Dunkerton.
Brandon notes report a Tuesday meeting changing some lines in the 1-Farmers telephone meet ing, election Tuesday saw Liz ver as alderman, and a new bank set to open April 2. Roads grow impassable from Cedar River rise, and a furniture sale is planned.
Cedar Falls notes cover a social visit by Mrs Alfred Grady and Mr and Mrs J P Cobb of Salt Lake City, a postponed Chapter A P E G meeting, a student’s plan to study in Denmark, Shiloh veterans commemoration, multiple county and city office candidates, a coroner jury adjournment, new faculty housing, and several local residents returning from visits.
Spectators scrambling as a section of the wagon bridge near Sans Souci slips a foot off its foundation during floodwaters. No injuries reported as railing saves watchers. traffic resumes on local lines while Cedar River floods demand caution and repairs. Also notes Fairbank miner Mike Conway taking fifteen men to Idaho for a 345,400 irrigation waterway contract.
Water loo residents share positive results from Dean's Kidney Pills with Henry B. White of 104 Mulberry Street citing relief from kidney derangement and back pain after use. Pills sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY and other dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
Chicago market details today show hogs at mixed prices and cattle and sheep steady with steady closes. Local price listings include hogs six dollars, corn around three cents, wheat and oats in the seventies to eighties, and various farm goods with steady trends. A window remodel at East Fourth Street storefront and a new stenographer hire at Highland Nobles offices are noted.
One-day only schedule states operating hours from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for Orpha Center on Saturday April date shown. Return visits requested every twenty eight days.
A group of ten girl students started from Joder drug store at 8:00 AM to surprise Miss Misa Gladys Noggies at 505 Washington Street. The plan aimed for an unusual hour to keep the target unaware, and the party delivered a complete surprise before Miss Noggies hosted a few hours of joy for her parents.
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