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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
4
Townspeople report Rev Loveland's talk on Fogeyism as stirring but view the humor as detrimental to reverence for the church. The April 325 note covers a busy period with society events, farming tasks, and community updates.
A home comforts as key to happiness and relief from rheumatic pain is claimed by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One application brings relief and continued use supposedly cures in a short time. Sold by all druggists. bwth-5-1.
April 25 report from New Hartford notes the creamery making solid progress with Russell and two Waverly workers laying cement docks. 160 blocks daily, an estimated 1,800 needed. Also: Sinclair elevator sale to L. J. Miller, ongoing church and school events, a bread contest with Ella Geyer first prize, and several community updates including deaths, weddings, and visitor notes.
Georgette Terry went to Hazleton to visit her parents for a week. Dr Knowles returned from a two week trip to the western part of the state. Henry Buttke visited Kia t Stownshin. Mrs Sam Marshall returned from Town City caring for her stroke afflicted mother. Peter Koch of Woodstork Minnesota arrives in the city to spend time here and on his Cedar township farm. David Cry, Spring Creek resident, visits. J H Lineman returns from the southwest after two weeks. Farmers report fine weather with a week more of similar conditions to finish work. Horse sale Saturday drew good attendance and high prices for J P Camp standard roadsters. Personal effects sale at Inte J 1 Meath netted a good sum after brisk bidding. Trade brisk Saturday with a dealer taking in over 1 200 dozen eggs. C C McGaheran back from Clermont where Ambrose is not so well. Republican caucus delegates listed with a near unanimous endorsement of Roosevelt administration and local figures in attendance.
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