Seven Years of Proof for Dr King New Discovery
W H Henry of Panama Missouri touts seven years of proof that Dr King s New Discovery is best for coughs and chest diseases. The world has thirty eight years of proof for coughs colds la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis pneumonia and early consumption. Trial bottle free at Wangler Bros drug store. Hollister s Rocky Mountain tea billed as pre savant against diseases. A meeting to discuss securing a police matron and a rest room for young women is set at the club room on Jan 38 at 8 00 o'clock. All interested urged to attend.
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W. ¥. Henry
Panama
Dr. King
Wangler Bros
Eeer Side
Priory
Waterloo to build new hospital postponed until spring 1908
Rev. Folkenbrock reports from St Louis that Waterloo’s proposed hospital project is paused to spring 1908 to align with a Denver orphanage expansion. Funds sought include $30,000 cash by Nov 1 1908 and $40,000 raised locally. the facility will be non sectarian and managed by Franciscan sisters with bids to be solicited in 1909.
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H. H. Forkenbrock
SS Louis
Franciscan Order of Sisters
Waterloo
St. Louis
M. Vita
Wather Folkenbrock
Mather M. Vito
Denver
City of
Denver Wilding
Folkenbrock
Sngs
Folkenbreck
Parkenbrook
Forkenbrock
United States
Waterloo Poultry Show Dates Set January 20 to 25
The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Poultry Association schedules its annual fancy poultry display in Waterloo from January 20 to 25. Local support pours in with many merchandise prizes donated, and eastern fanciers will bring prize birds. A well lit show room near depots and express offices will host the event with A B Shaver from Lanark Illinois judging. Entries close January 18 at midnight.
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Cedar Falls
Revolving Sign Co to Move Factory to Chicago
Cactory will leave revolving sign maker The Revolving Sign Co to relocate to Chicago about January 15. The inventor C R Hanson of Waterloo sold his interest. Kinsey and Willison head the business and secured a location in Chicago to supply raw materials and distribute signs. The firm, known for wind powered revolving barber poles, has operated near Broadway with six to eight workers, producing about one pole daily as demand rises in larger cities.
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Growig
Waterloo
Chicago
P. Kinsey
W. O. Willison
Revolving Sige Co
C. R. Hanson
Hanson
E.C. LitchGeld
O. D. Kinsey
Broadway
Largest Gathering of Craft in Iowa for 1907
More than nine hundred Iowa Masons attended Waterloo Lodge No. 105 A F and A M for its fiftieth anniversary. Delegations came from lodges within 75 to 100 miles, with the Waverly lodge sending about 30 members. Grand Master Hunter praised P J Martin and G R Turner for service, announced Turner as grand orator, and noted Waterloo Lodge as Iowa’s largest. The event featured degree work, music, and a banquet with seating constraints for about a thousand attendees.
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Sibley
Nmtister
Masons
Council Bluffs
Opera House
Masonic Temple
Vaneh
Zealandac
J. H. Youtz
Sioux City
Resire
Waterloo
L. Kiingaman
Sete
Ted
Waterloo Theatre
Masonic
Paul ‘Davis
J. G. Hildebrand
C. 0. Lamson
E. R. Shinon
George C. Welker
Paul Davis
Hunter
O_ Martin
G. R. Turner
Br Hunter
GR. Turner
Town
Turner
P. J. Martin
Mator Hunter
Grand Lodge
Waterloo Lodge
Jodge
Des Moines
Waterloo Way
Wevare
Huster
Thage
Thy
Munter
Burlington
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Huriter
Raymond Rites Reflect Local Social Scene and Masonry
A Raymond page recounts family visits and hometown news including Cedar Rapids kin, Waterloo travelers, and Christmas greetings. It notes a top road accident near Gibertville, a for sale modern nine room home, and a Masonry event with talks by W L Eaton and Governor Cummins marking the new year.
Waterlao Manager Frank Boyle Eyes 1908 Season Signings
Waterloo pennant winner Frank Boyle reports active recruiting for 1908. He has offered contracts to several new players including Reichie at first base while Persh has accepted terms and Searles may rejoin if healthy. Hofer in Quincy signs Mier and others as he rounds up his team.
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Waterloo
Lava
Boyle Bays
Storm
Lake
Bradford
Griffith
Mandamsia
Sioux City
Hanson
Trank Boyle
Tommy ‘Searles
Searles
Seatles
St. Louis
Gua_ Mier
Robison
St Louis Cardinals
Mier
Mobile
Saskon
Hofereg
Quinefer
Sellers Staunton
Webbe
Milligan
Kewanee
Dave Milligan
Quivey
Cadton
Hofer
Amuligan
Jacksonville
Harry Berte
Quincy
Bla
Swamp Root Promoted as Kidney Cure in Advert Split
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It blames kidney disease for many deaths and urges readers to buy the remedy in fifty cent or one dollar bottles, with a free book offer by mail from Binghamton New York.
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