Waterloo Hospital Fund Drives Support From Outlying Districts
A Waterloo Iowa hospital project led by Franciscan Sisters gains momentum as the Ways and Means Committee tasks ward reps to raise 990 000. A conference panel will meet the sisters on arrival, with citizens of Waterloo and nearby areas urged to contribute to secure the hospital in the city and benefit surrounding territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acyeptante
Franciscan Sisters of St. Louis
First National Bank
D. Wangler
S.L. Vale
James Byrnes
F. A. Sporle
F. J. Bizhrey
D. Wangter
F. J. Highmey
Waterloo
Iowa
C.D. Wangler
F. J. Bighmey
Paul Davis
Herstofore
Women and Men Suffer from Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An old advertisement describes kidney disease as affecting both women and men and even children. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and long term benefits, with sample bottles offered by mail and mentions the address in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitmey & Co
Binghamton
GROCERS ASSETS AND LIABILITIES SHPAE DOWNFALL OF IOWA FIRM
A Normal Hill Cedar Falls grocer and meat dealer, A. M. Griest, assigns for creditors. W. N. Hostrop named as assignee to liquidate about 3118 dollars owed to Iowa firms. Major claims come from Waterloo entities including Citizens Savings Bank, Armour Packing, Swift, Rath Packing, Union Cheese, and others. Building fixtures estimated insufficient to cover debts. The well pump at the site is being installed to improve output. Charles Mamahl becomes engine cleaner at the Central roundhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Griest
Normal Hill
Cedar Falls
Anetta
Citizens Savings Bank
Armour Packing Co
American Slicing Co
Fowler
Globe Publishing Co
W. L. Gansert
Jagear Bros
Waterloo
National Biscuit Co
Marshall Vinegar
Rath Packing Co
Swartzchild & Sul
Charles Mamahl
Puzzling county case highlights need for detention hospitals
A fragmented notice outlines a county crisis with no suitable place for a man afflicted with disease, the shortage of small detention hospitals on the farm, and related public health concerns. The text also records two marriages: Mr George J Harrington to Mrs Harriette Skinner at the Wheaton home and Mr John Nelson to Miss Ida Williams at the First Methodist parsonage with Rev Cole officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Harrington
Harriette Skinner
Mur Hage
John Nelson
Ida Williameot
Reinbeck
Cole
Waterloo seeks isolation wards as disease spreads
Perry Jennings, an infectious case at 211 Division Street, cannot be admitted to hospital or county home. Dr. H. Sumner urges two small cottages on the county farm for sick care, separate from pest houses, amid community resistance and doctor shortages. A city health officer warns Waterloo has grown up and needs ready facilities. Coddington fined for breaking a boarding house door after a burglary scare. Waterways, paving, and Colorado trip wrap up local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omedalu
Blackhawk County
Coddington
Perry Jennings
Division Street
Hind
H. Sumner
Jennings
Theodore Horstmann
Waterloo
Horstmann
Commercial Street
Thuch
Charncd
B.F. Coddington
Washington Street
Weat Fourth
Adme
Lock&d
Be O
van‘ Metra
H. Boban
Thomas Birch
Williams Pink Pills claim cures for nervous disorders and blood weakness
An advertisement extols Dr. Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for the nerves and blood, citing a Boston foreman’s recovery from nervous breakdown after two weeks of use. It promises cures for rheumatism nervous debility indigestion and other ailments and notes testimonials are authenticated. Pills sold by druggists or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patiant
Williams
Pink i Merves
W.W. Munroe
Hazel Park
Everett
Mase
Weil
Boston
Minis
Dr. William J. Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Police fail to locate missing boy Ary Schroeder
Local police search failed to find Ary Schroeder who traveled from Holstein Iowa to Cedar Falls on an Am Winds Gentral train. The eleven-year-old was last seen after alighting in Waterloo where he was not recognized by conductors. Parents, farmers near Holstein, fear for his safety. S. L. Granger buys Storm & Co. property on Broadway for 2400 dollars. plans move to Waterloo this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Schroider
Holstein
Iowa
Storm Lake
Cedar Falls
Hallenbeck
Cedar ‘Falls
S. L. Granger
EM. Storm & Co
Broadway Street
Attempted Home Robbery Alarms Family at Cottage Street
An intruder attempted to rob Mr and Mrs Samuel Homewood at 607 Cottage Street between 1 09 and 2 00 a m. The prowler entered the basement and moved on the first floor before being frightened away when heard. No property was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnureia
Samuel Homawsod
Cottage Street
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Stan Pare Osa
Ways and Means Committee
Burkitt
Wenz
Friedl
J. B. Sedgwick
Ed. Mullaney
Frank Maksinster
Frank Marquis
G. B. Lichty
P. J. Rechtfertig
H. B. Cropper
T. W. Place
B. F. Rath
W.H. Brunz
Grocer
A. M-Greist
W. N. Hostrop
Jowing
Ty Home
Nelson-Williamson
Rapid Transit Office
Iis
Immet
J. W. Miller
J. J. Miller
Colorado
Ayo i
William Pin
Lamson Bros. & CO
Bonda
Gueser Bick
Pycamore
Tener
The
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
TODAY
New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison Se Vests
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Boy
Ary Schroed¢r
Peat
Isiais
Bears
Tritz
Sheee Belon
M. J. Tritz
West 4Th St
DA. Adler
Betlan Bernes
Binneaieta
Y- Wangler Bros
McLaughlin
F.5
Woodraft & Morgan
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