Tonic treatment for indigestion gains attention
Chronic stomach trouble sufferers may find relief through a tonic that strengthens digestion and the body. The testimony of Miss Cynthia Hart of Lebanon Ohio recounts a years long struggle with indigestion headaches and nervousness followed by dramatic improvement and complete recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail with price per box and a free diet book on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Hart
Mulberry Street
Lebanon
Ohio
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Proven to Relieve Suffering
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills are advertised as safe with no habit formation and quick relief from severe headaches and neuralgic pains. Testimonials claim rapid improvement for spouses and friends, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Blugt
G. H. Wise
Atstinnerg
Ohio
Sella
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Rhodesian agriculture official visits Iowa State College
George M. Odlum of Rhodesia's colony government visited Iowa State College as the British official in charge of agriculture. Court sessions open in Mason City January 28 with a record dockette count and a backlog from the Ogden will case influencing 150 pending matters. The Juafla Plumb Music School advertises piano lessons at 710 W Sixth Street with three grades priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
George M. Odlum
Department of Agriculture
Sullabury
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mason City
Ogden Will
Jufla Plumb Music School
Sixth Street
Waterloo Board of Trade annual meeting report
The Waterloo Board of Trade held its annual meeting to review a productive year with $30,000 in the treasury and a strong outlook. President Cutler outlined progress, disputed delays with Maileable Iron Works Co. of Chicago, and praised efforts that boosted the city without city expense. A plan to purchase the Evangelical church property at Park Avenue and Lafayette Street drew broad support, with chamber of commerce involvement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board At Trade
Elke Hell
Cread
Waterloo
Hach
F. E. Cutler
Maileable Iron Works Co
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cutler
Thin Company
Waterloo Theatre Beautiful
Meners, Lichty
Haffa
Yaserya
H. H. Forkenbrock
Board of Supervisors
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Evangelical Church
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Lamp sale reports strong demand and clear gains
A report details receipts from lot sale notes and contracts totaling 29 thousand plus dollars, with expenses and profits noted. It highlights high lamp demand, eager buyers, and the plan to offer best value through widespread availability, while inviting readers to inspect the lamps and crediting local firms for supplies.
Let the Light Shine Lighting Sales Propel Local Reporter
The Daily Reporter of Waterloo touts a 1907 growth record and announces exclusive sale rights to a new lamp. It claims rival Chicago papers moved quickly to Waterloo to secure the market but the Reporter maintained leadership with eastern papers retreating, preserving local readers and loyal patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Reporter
Northeast Towns Beat Daily
Ak In
Times
Metropoliten
Cnre
Fieht
Waterloo
Chicago Record-Heral
the Tribune
Chicago
Lake City
Hve
Cuti Zone
Byalus Taia
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Steady Claim
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It asserts kidneys affect most diseases and urges trials or samples by mail. The copy emphasizes restorative claims, touts affordability, and lists contact details for Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofr
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingaunteen
N.Y
Swamp-Boot
Det
Kilmer
Lees
Binghamton, N
Conference Opens to Promote Industrial Education in Chicago
In Chicago on January 24 delegates from most states gathered under the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education for a three day conference. Leaders from politics labor religion and business attend as the society launches a nationwide campaign to boost industrial training and gain legislative support for public schools to better train skilled workers and reduce the number of children leaving school for undesirable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
National Society
Markets Today at Lamson Bros Open Hog Prices Decline
The Lamson Bros brokers report receipts for hogs cattle and sheep today. Hog market opened weak to cents lower than yesterday with mixed and butchers at 4.00 to 4.50. Cattle opened slow after yesterday's decline. sheep opened weak to 10 cents lower. Estimated hog receipts tomorrow about 40,000. Street service in Denver billed as unique by Rev Wilkinson and other clergy delegates to the sixth missionary conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bes Bolnes
Y William ‘Wilkinson
Wall Street
William Walse
Omaha
Balgwell
St. Louis
Dean Hart
Catherdral
Denver
Colo
Dry farming congress to discuss arid lands reform
Delegates from eleven western states gather in Salt Lake City for the Trans-Bissouri Dry Farming congress. Speakers include governors and USDA experts as talks cover crop selection, moisture conservation, and forestry policy amid calls to reclaim vast western lands for dry farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Andiarta
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Fotv Agriculture
United States
Local Market Prices for Horses Cattle Hogs and Poultry
Waterloo Iowa January 23 demand steady for horses and stock. Drafters fetch 125 to 190 with southern, farm, and drivers listed. mules 60 to 135. Cattle prices show fat cattle 3.50 to 4.90, cows 2.28 to 3.50, springs 2.50 to 3.45, stockers 2.50 to 3.25, feeders 3.00 to 3.75. Hog offerings liberal with weights 225 to 350 pounds at 4.00, 18 to 25 pounds at 3.60 to 3.80, poultry receipts light with market rising slightly for all varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Towa
Phuradky
Canmore
Hay and Straw Markets Steady with Strong Demand
The report notes hay and straw markets showing about equal supply and demand with strong activity. Prices are broadly steady with plentiful hides and fair supplies noted for the week, though many details are garbled or missing in the OCR. The overall tone indicates stable trading amid cautious dealer commentary.
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Williams
Peers Just Co
Board OF Trade Annual Meeting
East Side Soosters
Treasury
BP. Fowler
L. Vale
J. W. Rath
Harry Whenty
Sam Wall
Ben Howery
W. W. McFarlane
Robert Johnston
Reed
Wm. Law
Tuthill
Dr. Peck
G. W. Huntley
John Sullivan
BE. Maghard
Opera House
Waterloo, Fruit and ‘Commission Co
Blackhawk Coffee and Spice Co
Tha Coffee
Rath Packing Co
East Fourth Street
BIG
Lamson. Bros. Brokers
Gasser Block
Iowa
Wales
Bay
Ben ‘Erie
Sastoria
Canales Lice Uilaea
Transmississife Congress
Grandy
Blackhawk
Washington
Lincoln Township
Reinbeck
Lane Ee Ee
Pew Ala
Apexfec
Sous
Stasbach Dienteien
Fas Siswle
New York
3Rcivis Eee
LOGAL
Pawtry
Union Mills Co
Pricwa Previll
Ateady
Gener
Demang
Timothy
Bears
Jcastoria
McLaughlin's
G. H. Bighmey
B. H. Kasobt
Dupham Bros
I. Karin
Meisoh & Rath
Wice
Jackson
I.E
N. Mf
Chaptoan
Z. & Murphy
the Foster Co
H. N
Belt
Ti St. Wint
Garland & Wilcox
Woodruft
Morgan
John HW. Mazon &Co
jGeo
Yenney
H. Pinkerton
Blackhawk County
Black Hawk
County
Sycamore Street
J. H. Rigdon
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