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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

Page

3

Town and Township Social Roundup January Visit Highlights

Ella Moyer of Waterloo spent several days last week with her sister Mrs Louis Bauman. Gus and Fred Bruns of Minnesota visited relatives here last week. Bertha Griese returned from Waterloo. Regvt Marauie of Mt Vernon township had an appendectomy Saturday. John Heideman sold his interest in the Mveryarn to Henry Michel. Wm Laurie improving and able to sit up part of day. Henry Koenke of Oregon called on friends here. Mr and Mrs Beyer of Janesville drove here to transact business. Many local residents visited friends or moved plans, with several trips to Waterloo and Readlyn noted.

Ella Moyer Waterloo Louis Bauman Gus Fred. Bruns Minnesota Bennett Frank Fatneworth Readlyn Bertha Griese Clausen Tripoli Regvt Marauie Mt Vernon Thoms Otte Killinger Martha Anna Krueger Waverly Airs Hanson Christensen Guippe John Heideman Mveryarn Henry Michel Henry Neverman HE. L. Farrington Cedar Falls Wyoming Malle Kilnger Laurie Henry Koenke Oregon M. L. Woodbridge Tom ‘Tracy B. Butler O. D. Vetters Plainview A. M. Paterson Addie Luce Geo. Hawkins Gthel Carl Smith Albert Sheldon Fredericksburg al Blanchard Louis Sickert Chicago H.Q. Potter M. E. Waite Milan Tenn Riley Philips Frank Marks Myrtle Shufelt Minneapolis Jay McKenzie Chas. McKenzie Harry McKenzie Messrs Harry Amy McKenzie Hfrs Catherine Belden Eph Roy Goodells Tallyup Wash Nashua Frank Boersche Adelia Red Trost Linden Hugo Goersche M. J. Herahterg Nellie Sabelowity Philly Knott Hagla Grove Frank Bachman G. B. Hickoks Victor Prudhon Chariea City Minnie Hake Littleton Rena Alexander Florence Griswold Simon Walker Charlotte Biinton Herma Fay Minton Hazleton Laura Knogs Minkier Rica Barclay Township Alexander W. J. Gibson Barclay Robert Conkey J. D. Caldwell Oelwein J. G. Griswold Girs Kate Haltom Wilson N. D G. W. Minton John W. Harter Rice Buchanan County Charles Foote Correctionvile Presbyterian|ehurch Will Chapman J. Curtis Curtis Jennie Heiberg Will Anderson Ottervile Geo.w. Mipton Lewis McVenus Vienna S. D Thomas McVenue Lottie Minton Hayes White S. D. Way J. L. Meytheler A. E. Glenny Toe Whitney Ernest Joes Albert Lea Minn Mattie Melrose Eick Ray Stevenson Webster City KE. F. Stevenson Presbyterian Church G. W. DeMill Tony Taylor DeMi James Alexander John Oliver George James Rosa Wilson Venus Edward Mia L. W. Kingsbury Edgerton Nick Bert Fred Lsmore B. F. Scott Jasper Frank Madison S. Th Thomas Washttreno Lewis E. W. Green Willow Lake May Georgia Athlanta Iowa

Readlyn Notes: Local Visits and Family News

Jno. Maurer and wife spent Monday with Av and Mrs. Vanderwalker. Van Anspach moved to relatives in Manning after recovery. Dr. Bennett and Mrs. Farnham visited Gries Home in Denver. Fred Kraft Sr. returned from Chicago. Mrs. Emma Klemp wed Y W Buth at Waverly orphans home Jan 15. Couples planned Des Moines visit. Various local residents made calls, trips, and business in Waverly Tripoli and Rendlyn. Weather forecast notes wood gathering for upcoming cold wave.

Jno John Maurer Vanderwalker van Anspach Manning Low Mea Bennett South Dakota Emma Klemp Rev. L. Lobeck Waverly Des Moines Dunham Rendlyn Albert Franklin Oelwe H. J. Meyerhott Charles Hage John Kchn John Brunsey John Kehe Waterloo

Timberland thieves faced after Minnesota trip incident

In Nashua on January 22 a group led by Mesars Ed Watt J Hake and E L Morse watched timberland in Minnesota after reports of log thefts. They hired four men to camera the area, found two men stealing logs the next day, and demanded $75 or legal action. A separate incident with another sleigh load of deadwood prompted a $25 settlement.

Mesars Ed. Watt J. Hake E. Russell EL. Morse EL iPritcher Minnesota I. &. Morse FL. Pitt Minga Hattie Thompson

Jesup News Roundup of Illness Deaths and Local Affairs

Jesup and vicinity report numerous illnesses with Mildred Turner and Emir Brodie under doctor care. Henry Dick Fay sale sparks town vacancy. Rev. J. Horsfield among the sick. funeral of James Alexander held. Ceme tery officers elected. Harve High buys Standish property. schools and mills see activity. Local trades, farming plans, and a bowling contest with Fairbank noted.

Isza¢ Munecey Waterloo Ions Dairy Separator Co WT. A. Clark Frank Nunvemater J. M. Barger Dick Meagures J. J. Horsfield Jesup Fairbank Hart's M. Barger Hobl & High Hohl & High Jay Holl Dick Fay Fox Township Harvey High P. S. Standish Weat Young Street F.C. Brown Brown Presbyterian Church Irvine James Alexander Lit Yetun R. W. Turner Jesup Cemetery Association W. M. Young Oficerz P. 3 Standish Jake Ennis G. W., Young James Dalton Folowlog J. T. Burrell M. CG Young Wilkinson B. FP. Stoddard Earl Haskins Chas, Frush A. Stoddard

Physicians Discuss Cooper Theory In New Orleans

An 1843 New Orleans Item narrative reports medical society debate over L T Cooper’s theory that the stomach governs mental health. Some doctors praise the medicines and note patient improvements in liver, kidney, and stomach cases, while others view proprietary remedies with caution and seek broader public good. The piece cites Waneler Bros. advertising Cooper’s preparations as widely successful across the United States.

New Orleans L. T. Cooper Cooper Coopera Siam United States Waneler Bros

Inference on Plan Could Endanger Key Figure

Weeks ago analysts warned the plan might collapse if inflated as presumed, threatening the involvement of a central figure. The remark points to uncertainty about the scheme's viability and potential consequences for named individuals and stakeholders.

Nuptials of Ardella Mack and Raymond Hughes

In New Hartford on January 22 1968 Ardella Mack and Raymond Hughes of Red Oak Iowa wed at the Mack home with immediate relatives present. Rev C H Moore officiated the ring ceremony as Miss Pearl Mack and Jesse Hughes served as attendants. A three course luncheon followed. The bride a former Iowa State Normal School graduate taught in Red Oak schools and will soon reside on a farm near Olds Alberta Canada with her groom. Out of town guests included Flora Mack and Walker Parr of Cedar Falls and Jesse Hughes of Red Oak.

New Hartford F. H. Mack Ardella Mack Raymond Hughes Red Oak Iowa Miss Mack Hughes Marie Fuller Carrie Jacobs Bond Ethel Ingalls Mack B. Hughes Town Simpson College First Congregational Church of Olds Alberta Canada Flora Mack Arvilla Mack Walker Parr Cedar Falls Jesse Hughes

Bucklen Arnica Salve and Rocky Mountain Tea Ad

An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for sores ulcers and burns with claims of saving doctor bills. It also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a long trusted remedy with testimonials from buyers and a Chihuahua of light consumer notes. The piece includes a child and a London woman anecdote and lists Wangler Bros drug stores as sellers.

Bucklen A. ¥. Hardy Eaat Wilton, Maines Wangler Bros

Unpleasant Office at New Fingland Hotel

A bellboy frets over an early wake up call for the guest in No. 41 while the proprietor dlares at the delay. The old gentleman’s breakfast plan unsettles the staff as others call out in the corridor.

Fingland

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