Rheumatism Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs A Baker of 119 Fitch Street Syracuse testifies to cure after magnetic treatments failed. A year earlier rheumatism attacked her knee with severe pain and dizzy spells. three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills eliminated pain, and she was cured before finishing a full sixth box. The pills claim to supply essential blood elements and aid various conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Dr. Williams
Williama
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schaucctady
Mother Attacked Child in Waterloo Incident in Illino is Railman Wife
Incidents of alleged mental disturbance arise as Mrs Wilson wife of an Illinois Central brakeman residing above a bakery on Fresklin street suffers a blood clot and possible surgical relief. She attacked infant with a hammer and showed intent with shears. Police and neighbors secured aid while Mr Wilson travels from Freeport to Waterloo. The case involves temporary insanity and medical care for the mother as the child is cared for by a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buts
Wilson
Cutshaw
Fresklin Street
Switzer
Freeport
Waterloo
Freepore
Platt
Reynolds
Bonding Company
Supreme Court
DUNKERTON and LA PORTE CITY Notes Apr 11
Local notices recount visits from Cedar Falls Waterloo and Waterloo residents Henry Kabler of Waterloo visits Laporte. Knights of Pythias outing to Vinton. Families relocate to Estherville. Diphtheria quarantines affect J H Lineman and Otto Weittstein Jr. Miss Mary Hoyt teaching in Stewartsville Minnesota visits home. Central committee meeting in Waterloo attended by W E Mauger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kabler
Waterloo
Knights of Pythias
Vinton
G. T. Rogers
la Grange
A. BE. Kline
Oklahoma
C. EB. Wager
Estherville
P. J. Hayzlett
Bub
Big Creek
J. H. Lineman
Otto Weittstein Jr
Mary Hoyt
Stewartsville
Minn
J. M. Hoyt
S. J. Clare
Geo, Schaible
W. E. Mauger
Central Committee
Local Social Roundup Passes Through Waterloo and Oelwein
Residents and visitors from Fairbank Waterloo Oelwein Reinbeck and nearby towns are noted in a sequence of travel and calls. Mrs Kraft Mr and Mrs Wa goner Miss Myrtle Hayes Dr Mollay and others make visits attend funerals or visit relatives. Updates mention illnesses trips and housing changes as day by day plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Kraft
Waterloo
Paul Wa‘goner
Vieeport
A. Kraft
Oelwein
GH. Kraft
H. Lehmkuhl
Muther
Chicago
F. H
A. J. Farnham
Dr. Mollay
M. J. Collins
W. A M. Higbee
Easter programs and village notices in Raymond area
The Raymond community reports upcoming events including a Captive program at the M E church next Sabbath with an Easter offering, and an Easter program in Dewar at 2 30 p m. Various local activities are noted with several social visits, roadmaster changes, township meeting details, and local sales of farm tools amid a surge of spring activity. A new baby is welcomed and local trades and visits are mentioned. Dr King’s New Discovery advertised as remedy for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
M. EB
E. D. Marble
S. Hill House
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Wm. Waterfield
Graham Young
Waterloo
Dewar
Raymond Young
B.D. Marlute
Charles Breitaman
Theodore Becker
Alvert Fox
Gro. Pint
Mr. Federspiel
Matt. Miller
Thomas Smith
Katie
Barclay
Phillips
C. EF. Cobb
Hargrove
Kansas
Smith
Joe Teeter
John Youngbtut
Phffer
Will Heinen
Mr. Phiffer
James Edwards
William
E. D. Marile
John Ehy
J. T. Busey
Osa Pierce
Urbana
Miss Fierce
Mr. Busey
G. G. Smith
John Schuler
Miss Mitchell
A. Burt
Leonard Miller
Smith, Licbty and
Hillman
C. C. Smith
Mrs. Higby Dies In Streator After Long Illness
Mrs. Jane Higby dies at her son Rev A W Higby's home in Streator Illinois after a long illness. Her remains arrive Tuesday for funeral at St Luke's Church with Rev G E Platt of Waterloo officiating. Interment in Fairbank cemetery. Survived by two sons B D Higby Bemidji MN Rey A W Higby Streator IL and daughter Mrs Emme Shultz Waterloo IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliss Amy Higbee
Mills
Waterloo
F. D. Rigby
Miss Leta
Buminji
Minn
Juttendhe
Higby
J. H. McIntyre
Chicago
W. C. Brant
J.B. Murphy
Jonas Schrack
L. L. Brooks
Golian Wright
Waverly
Fred, Richards
Florianeee Oxrahin
Alice Kane
Kuenzel
Nellie Pedgether
Jane Higby
A. W. Higby
Streator
Ill
St. Luke's Church
G. E. Platt
Fairbank Cemetery
Osukis
Mitin
James Curley
Oelwein
Helen Lacey
St.ock
J W. Wolgamot
Gonoyer & Swanson
Stock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Iowa
No Gloves Rule After Dairy Plant Accidents
A Iowa Dairy Separator factory bans wearing gloves after multiple accidents among young workers. Frank Sproule lost part of a thumb, and others were injured. management orders strict enforcement to prevent glove related incidents as machines remain dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank Sproule
Blyon
Beautify Park Avenue Street Work Authorized by City Council
Beautification plans begin on Park Avenue as the Street and Alley Committee gains authority to buy shrubs flowers and plants for placement along East Park Avenue. An asphalt strip will leave a central 20 foot median from Walnut to Lafayette for trees and shrubbery. Rich soil is added by the yard. Mayor Rector’s remodeled city hall office nears readiness across from the petty auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
East Park Avenue
Walnut
Lafayette Blreers
Petty Auditor
Happy union at Dixon home in Lin den place
The George SL. Dixon home in Linden place hosted a ceremony uniting young descendants of two old Blackhawk County families, Charles D. Prangley and Miss Winona Poyner wed with a Baptist officiant. Guests were close friends and relatives as the couple left for Des Moines then Jesup farm life awaits them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George SL. Dixon
Linden Place
Charles D. Prangley
Winona
Poyner
Rav
Des Moines
Jesup
Raymond
New Telephone Directory Promises Wider Local Service
A seventy page telephone directory from Mutt Parrott & Sons begins distribution to Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding Black Hawk county exchanges. The Corn Belt Telephone Co now links twenty five exchanges and farm lines with improved service since acquiring Cedar Valley lines, boosting Waterloo patrons. Also notes a wedding, and a hospital diagnosis for Conductor C W Harrie with possible amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt, Parrott & Sons
New Telephone Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Blackhawk County
Corn Belt Company
Iowa
Cedar Valley Company
Corn Bell Telephone Co
Core Belt Company
Towa
Weat
Fifth Street Bridge
BUILD BOX CAR HOMES TION HANDS
The Illinois Central begins spring improvements west of Chicago to fix rough tracks. 80 to 100 Italian laborers join section hands. temporary eight to ten person box car homes will be built at Waterloo shops between Freeport and Fort Dodge to house workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnats Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Illinois Central
Illnois Central
Freeport
Fort Dodge
Waterina
Waterloo
Bought a Drug Store in Lake City Iowa
F A Small Purchases Establishment forms partnership with H C G Mauck of Des Moines. They will run the leading Lake City drug store within thirty days. Mr Small from Reinbeck to work under H W Taggart at 37 Commercial Street. G A Dorris of Oelwein to fill vacated post, arriving early May. Also A A Smith and family move to Waterloo to join Waterloo Manufacturing Company after purchasing a stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Small
Lake City
Iowa
H. CG. Mauck
Des Moines
Mr. Small
Reinbeck
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
Taggart
G. A. Dorris
Oelwein
A. A. Smith
Dunkerton
Waterloo
Vine Street
Hawthorne Schoo
Live Stock Market Totals and Wheat Prices Report
Chicago live stock receipts and hog market activity for today show hogs opening higher and closing steady, cattle opening strong then steady, and sheep opening strong but closing weak. Also listed are mixed commodity quotes including wheat, oats, corn, and various farm prices across cattle, hogs, dairy, and produce with tomorrow's hog receipts estimated at 17,000.
A Young Mother at 70 and a 76 Year Revival
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Missouri praises Electric Bitters as the greatest restorative medicine. She claims the tonic cured twenty years of severe dyspepsia, restored strength, and revitalized activity. The ad notes uses for stomach liver kidneys blood purification and malaria relief with a 60 cent price. George D. Graham a dental student from Iowa City visits town as A J Edwards son-in-law and spends vacation while completing his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Wangler Bros. & Todd
George D. Graham
Iowa City
A. J. Edwards
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief and Healing
Te Konsha resident G. J. Welch endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns, sores, and skin injuries. He reports fast relief and calls it the best healing salve, sold for 25 cents at Wangler Bros & Todd's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Wangler Bros & Todd
Eds
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J. S. Hamblin
Dell Rapids
Manchester
Fred Hamblin
Retill
Kilmer
Elmer
Brigtt
Teaa
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Biophoretun
N. V
Dr. Kitmer
Hte
B. W. Magee
Stames
Bessie Magee
Cedar Fails
Cowillshaw
Neilie Wheeler
Wa. Nesfeld
Ethel Thompson
Laporte High School
Strong
DeGeoff
Ladies Society of the Bantint Church
Orrin Owen
Eisner
Aya. Smith
Nesday
Eae
Laporte City
Fairbank
Ars. W
Ross
Celwein Atteni
Jane Wisby
Hell
J. Damge
P. Gallat Aind Childeen
Lanham
P. W. Gallup
Wl Lehavkunt
Newth Everetts
H.W. Opperman
Chidren
Mr. Peterson
Sly
T the Oppermans
Kinie
the Market: Review
Beautify
Park Avenue
Jayne
Winona Poyner
Dixon Home
Dewey Merrill
Mildred Dewey
Adrian Merrill
B. G. Cattermole
Grace Methodist Church
Mercill
Bir
W. L. Dewey
Logan Avenue
East Side High School
J.H. Mason
Alice Peepo
Hazelton
Gorn Belt Telephone Co
Bertha Peterson
Raymond Tuntley
the Knife
Nels Peterson
Bluff and
West Tenth Street
Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Harrie
Minors Central
Lime Street
Hitiais
Minneapolis
Harley , Rya
St. Louis
Duluth
Pioneer
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