Waterloo Local Notes Touches on Illness and Events
Local reporter C G Bennett notes residents ill with pneumonia and a day's old infant burial in Fairview cemetery. New Waterloo Business College students arrive. Dr Waterbury’s cutter smashed by a runaway wagon. several local property and business dealings occur in Big Creek and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bennett
Courtland Street
Riva
E.hixon
Waterloo
Essie
Big Creek
John Kehe
Mapie Street
Jeo. Bruns
Denver
Mra. Anse
Humphrey
Cedar Rapids
Fairview
Backache and Kidney Trouble Cited as Strain Culprits
Waterloo reader Mrs. A M Brasch describes overexertion causing backache and related pains. Her daughter shared the same issues. After using Dwan's Kidney Pills from Wangtor Bros. & Todd's, both experienced quick relief. Product sold everywhere at 25 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co. makers. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. M. Brasch
Strawberry Avenue
Fifth Streel
West Side
Wei
Dwan
Wangtor Bros. & Todd
Foster-Milburn
Britain
New York
Dean
Mrs Lowell Seeks Alimony In Sensational Divorce Case
The divorce action of Lorenzo D Lowell and Sylvia Star Lowell, transferred from Buchanan County, features Sylvia seeking $36,000 permanent and $1,000 temporary alimony, plus an $8,000 writ of attachment. The petition claims cruel treatment, alleged adultery, and improper control of property, with detailed accusations of hardship and deceit. The case, filed Saturday, relocates for a Feb term hearing in Fairbank area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D. Lowell
Sylvia Star-Lowell
Buchanan County
Sylvia Star- Lowell
Fairbank
Teaity
Petiton
Waterloo
Laintiff
Hiaintiff
A. S. Blair
Corlis
Canoble
Lowell
People's Banking Co
Fairbank’State Bank
Deaths and a boy aided after train mix up in Waterloo
Typhoid fever ends Miss Emme Knox of Hazelton aged 11 after two weeks in Presbyterian hospital. Funeral planned from German Lutheran church in Independence. Mrs E M Wheeler dies at 79 in Waterloo after two months illness. Freddie Betzold, 12, of New Hampton, aided by Waterloo police and hotel staff after being stranded overnight due to a Great Western conductor mistake. He is reunited with his mother’s family in New Hampton.
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George Schmaker
Schmaker
Waterloo Register
L. H. Bronson
Des Moines
Town Mutual Dwelling House Insurance Co
Bronson
Samuel Husted
Central Belt Line
C. W. Rahe
Sarah Boyack
G. J. Zagington
Jesup
Ari Boyack
Boyack
Coup
Pinkerton Grocery
West Fourth Street
Pari Avenue
Waokhawk County Farmers’ Mutual Lasutrapee Company
Waterloo
Leda Medeke
Oklahoma City
Widéet
Dewar
Dame
Joe R. Meierlg
Jim Dewar
Barclay
Gunskirchen
Austria
Chicago
Mra
Smith
Bennington Township
Cone Farm
Jon. Cowlishaw
Here
Dewar Jr
Mise Miner
Sophia
Kate Schmitt
Herry Campbell
Minneapolis Brewing Co
T. Braun
Milwaukee
J. Nrowa
Waverly
J. Augus
Winnipeg
Canada
Maresh Isat
Lizzie Shada
Dickman & Son
Klinger
C. A. Cool
Maxfield Township
Tool
Hariosamaker Smailey
Ernest
Lehmkuhl
A. L. Ettinger
Blackhawk Coffee and Spice Co
Tl. O. Vernon
The
Flour and Milling Co
Wells
Minn
A. J. Moller
Peck
U.S
B. F. Beck
Worka
Sophie Rathe
Esquimaux
Brooks Hotel
Emme Knox
Herman Knox
Hazelton
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Knox
Hazelton Township
Independence
Martha Knox
Waterloo Skirt and Gars' Ment Company
Barclay Street
Wag
Lehurch of Independence
Knox
Mize
Bertha
Cedar Rapids
Marie
Marthe
Watstloo
Augueta
Ida
Charles
O'Keefe & Towne
M. Wheeler
E. M. Wheeler
Albany Street
Monim
Wheeler
Glen
John Wheeler
Austin
Mina
Gatwick
Christian Church
Mona
Mitchell County
Preddie Betzold
New Hampton
Jones
Freddie
Alta Vista
Wan
West Side
McSweeney
Hhis
Hummel
Donég
Minneapolis
Nef
Chicago Hog and Cattle Markets Report Today
The Chicago market opened steady for hogs with mixed and butcher grades and closed strong to 10 cents higher. Cattle and sheep markets opened and closed steady with assorted prices for stock cattle prime beef steers and butchers cows. Prices listed include hogs at 6.25 to 5.25, cattle 3.00 to 38.50, steers 3.50 to 4.60, calves 4.00 to 4.50, hay 5.00 to 6.00, spring chickens 8 cents, and hides up to 10 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Tadey
Timothy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Christian Revival News
An old advertisement offers 100 dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure by FP J Cheney Co Toledo. The piece notes the firm's honor and cure claims. Separately, the Christian church revival, led by Rev Noah Garwick, will continue indefinitely despite poor weather and promised enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Tolado
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
Taka Hall
The
Christian Church
Ronsle
Noah Garwick
Safe cough remedy touted as free of opiates
An old promotional notice warns that many children are harmed by cough syrups with opiates. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, reliable remedy for coughs, colds, and lung troubles, claiming it contains no opiates or poisons. C. W. Bitner Co. and Wangler Bros. & Todd are named distributors.
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la Grippe
Roy Kemp
Angola
Ind
Foley
C. W. Bitner Co
Wangler Bros. & Todd
G. H. Hansen
Lima
Mwl
Howe
Strallenberger
Fim 30
Bright
Ilfer Jens
Tost
Haggard
Neglala
Wilbert Shallenberger
Deawood Blvd
Ghiagge Relaroncas Desco State Bank
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Iowa
Tmme
Bt Gooterh Bs Pth Seheere Reese
Dr. Shallenberger
Klemp
Readlyn
Wm. Borchers
Vine Street
Dexter
Dallas County
Fred Aml
Henry Borchers
Brady Livary
James Black Dry Goods Co
East Fourth Street
Iowa Telephone Co
Tty
Eugene Brady
Black
Mea Jamies
F. C. Platt
Gertrude Eddy
M. Ricker
Nina Ricker
Los Angeles
California
Death
Emma Knox
Mr. Wheeler
Freddie Betzold
Uneeda Biscuit
National? Biscuits Company
A. J. Cummings
Paul
Mambere
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Stealy Block
Waterino
Phenen
Daly
Logan Hotel
Orvice
Hotel Fortner
W. A. Deeter
Argyle and
Iowa Streets
Charles Gerholt
Union Township
W. H. Bachman
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